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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
CRESCENT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
TTEE'rY.THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.

She Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest az
6IX PER CENT CASH on all the outstanding CIR
TIFICATES OF SCRIP ITO the legal holders there
Of on am after tile second Monday in June next.
oFhey have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
sHIRTYTHREE AND OEE-THIRD PER CENT on
the earned premiums entitled to participate for the
Pear ending april 80 1872, for which certificate 8
evil be issued and after the first Monday in Au.
gos2 gext, free Of government tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GBre IS g. OGDEN Secretary
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INSURANCE,

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
10l..,...........C Canal Street..............IO4
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State Of Louisiana vs.. Francois Carrere.
FNIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
a. of Orleans, No. 3720.-By virtue of a writ Of
hei facas to me directed by the honorable the
Eighth District Court for the parish of orleans III
the above entitled cause win proceed to sell al
public auction at the Merchants and AuctOneers
tNchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
t0mhOuse slreets, in the Second District Ofths city
on TUESDAY, October Is, 1872 attwe1ve O'Clock NJ
the following described property to wit
SQUARE number fifteen hundred and forty,
piece of property bOHnded by Warsaw, Bruxeer
Hope end Broad streets measuring three lunlrtd
and nineteen by tlnee humdred and twenty feet,
Seized i'll the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
.- c. s. SAUyINEgSo
sPf3 % Oo15 Sbrr1 n Sif tlln Pari sI 1f tlr,GoTz
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SHERTFFs SALES.
Edward McGehee Is. NJ. A. Graee.


EVOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans, No. 33364.-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or.
leans, IN the above entitled cause, | will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auc
tCneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse Streets in the Second District OF
this CITY, on SATURDAY, September 81, 1879, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
one AND ONE-THIRD OF CERTAIN LOTS OF
GROUND, together with all the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon, and all the rights, privileges,
customs ways. servitudes and appurteDauces
thereuntO belonging or in anywise appertaining,
situated in square bounded by Chestapt, VaIence,
Cadiz and Plaquemne streets. in the Tate city and
parish of Jefferson in the parish of Orleans in
this State and designated by the numbers five and
six, on a ske ch annexed to act of sale from A.
D. DoriocOurt to Ailreu Bouigny pa sed before An
tome DOriOCOurt notary public in this city, on the
second day of September 1882; said lot number six
measures thirty feet front on Pla0uemine street
by depth, between parallel lines, of one hundred
feet; one third of lot number five measures ten
feet front on Plaquemue street and atjOins lot
number six, between parallel lines of one hundred
feet in de til.
Being the same property which was acquired by
John Morris Grace, father of the defendant herein
tor and in the name of said defendant then minor
by purchase from George Weiss OF the City Of JEFF
tersOn, per an act passed before Pliny Earl Davis
then notary public in the parish of Jefferson, on
the tenth day of October 1855.
Sized in the above suit.
TeImS-(J1Sh on the SDOt,
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EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans No. 2768.-By virtue of a writ
of feri 1acias to me directed by the
honorable, the Eighth District Court =. for
the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auo-
ton, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers' Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal and
Cust0mhouse streets in the Second District of this
city on SATURDAY, october H. 1872, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property to
wife
SQUARE NINBTY-SEFEN Wesg Bouifguyo 3ots
Ous to twelve.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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state of Louisiana vs.. Francois Clay.

Il of Orleans, No 27355.-By virtue of writ of
tieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District of this
.cty,on TUESDAY October Is, 1872 at twelve clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, in square No lO2
bounded by Burgundy Rampant, st. Ann and CT
leans streets measuring forty six feet front on
Burgundy street, by seventy feet in depth.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
G. s. SAUviNET,
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state at I.ontsinnn rs. nIichne1- I,nnn,.t

..,,,s. G. s. SAUvINET, 81.
't-- - wv Sheriff. Of the Parish Of orleans.
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sell IS ocla Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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slate Of Louf.iaua W. .gosrph Pfferx.

Y I
se1o - ocI2 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Q. :. S.tLEINsI-
s=.I 25ar-g She. I otJle PaIi.a Of o.,rans.
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Engene Rochereau s. o.. in lIanidnnton,

G. c. SAUVINFT
au27 sel428 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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stnte al Lnnisinnn vs. II. 8 Cuon1,n

el3 c5 Sheriff of the H Parish p sAp Of oFeans
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STATE of Louisiana W, john Cade,

g :. SAtNlNEIr .
els p oc15 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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sT.-25 ocI8 sheria u tls faIlsG i oTIsaas
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sell 26 oc12 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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state of Louisiana xs. Arfstide Cnrlnu

"a q co.'s sherifr Of the PlrtsR d orleans.
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state of Louisiana vs.. Heirs of EIiznbell

G 8 NAUVTNET,
sel3 % ocl5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
state of Louisiana VS.. Minors of Octave

selO 25 ocl2 Sheriff Of tie Parish Of Orleans
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&c d. Louisia.na Il. En.ehe Ronnr.

--.ar. sLtrr nrAer.. *. + n d..
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stale of I.onf.iana vs.. Lcsenh crnnzeres

seI3 &c ool5 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

Q. s. SAUVINEI,
se13 % ocI5 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

se1O 25 ocl2 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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State eff Louisiana VS.. CarondeIet Canal
and Navigation COM any,

sells % ocl5 Sheriff Of the Parisb Of = Orleans
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elo ec2 Sheriff OF tic Isis S. Vi = 6fsaz
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state ii Lonlsiama Vi. Antelne ca,nnr.

sea2a oc5 Sheriff Of the Z faF sIAIo u il
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sfate of I.oni.iarn vs. Wnlter Rniler.

C. S. SAuyINETSa .
selo 1921 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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se3 10 acP Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

Seized in the above sfIIt.
Terfus-Ca7h on the spO
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state of Louisiana vs.. Pau! X, u

sero 25 oc22 Sheriff of the Parish Of orleans
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

citation to the New York Educational
Journal, which is to be revived and ed
itors were appointed for its several de-
partment.
At the evening session the church was
filed with a large and intelligent audi
ence. Hon B. G. Northup gave, In an
earnest speech of thirty minutes, some
detailed information to the association
concerning Education in Japan. lie
said there had never been more impor-
tant era than for five years past in Jap
an. AS the result of the powerful con-
fiict there has been an infractlon LII
the empire, and ''new departure Ill
education. A close sympathy exists be-
tween Japan and America. The $780,
900 voted by Congress to entertain the
recent Embassy was certainly the best
investment the United States had eV-
er made. The project to admit Japan
csc students to West point should have
passed, and doubtless will at the next
session of Congress. If America shuts
her doors, Europe-nOW losing at 1eddo
will open hers. Mr.. Northup said
he should enter upon his duties as Com
missioner of education in Japan in 1873,
with a corps of American teachers.
Prof. w. Locke Richardson recited
"The COurtship Scene, from Henry '.
Prof. Bradshaw following with read
ING from 'Innocents Abroad" He
caught the spirit of the great humorist,
and greatly amused the audience. Miss
TAYLOR of Albany, rendered the "Sena-
tor Entangled."
Hon. Joseph White, Secretary of the
Massachusetts Board of Education, gave
sketch of the present condition of
schools in that State and the plans of
the future. He was followed by John
II. French, LII. D., of Vermont, who
INDUCED in pleasing "reminiscences of
the History of the association; and Civ
ing the signs of progress in his new
field of labor, paying a high tribute to
the Empire State for its system of edu-
cation and its intitutions of learning.
A call was made for Judah Dana of Rut-
land, president of the Vermont State
Teachers Association, but Mr.. Dana had
left the hall, when in response to call
of DR.. French, Henry Clark of Rutland,
presented the congratulations of the
Vermont Associations, briefly abiding
to the educational interests of the past
and present in the State. The session
closed after singing. Praise God from
whom all blessings flow.
The session was one of great interest,
its papers able and instructive, its dis
cuSsOns spirited and calculated to leave
lasting impressions upon the class to
whom they were addressed. Vermont
WAS represented by John II. French,
Ii. D.. Secretary Of the Board of Edu-
cation. Rev. r. G. Williams of Castle
ton. PRINCIPAL Of the State Normal
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CMYER TONGUE ORGANS.

Two fine Silver Tongue Organs just re-
ceived. Those desiring a first class instru-
ment at the lowest price should not fail TO
see the Silver Tongue. For sale at
4. n. MERRIAN,S.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
MONDAY, JULY 30, 1872.
Roscoe CoukIing's Speech.

The speech of Roscoe Conkling, United
States Senator from New York, delivered
at the Cooper Institute in the city of
New York, last week, an abstract of
which was published in our Geographic
columns, was an argument of great power
and will attract wide attention. 1t an
svers every point made in Charles Sum
ner's speech in the Senate, over which
our Democratic Republican friends make
somuch noise. 1t is frank and out
spoken and does not attempt to deal in
inttendo, in shining with personal
malice by distOrting, discOlOring and
d.-trgarding truth as did Senator Sum
ner. He answers with facts collected
with care; facts verified in every in
stance. and which cannot be cOntroyert-
ed in reference to the gift-taking charge
OF SIMMER Senator COnkling shows
thu the President has accepted no gift
siuo' NE was nominated the first time
II shows that in appointing to his
Cabinet two men out of the three hun
Ircd who literally subscribed to the
fmd, General Grant simply followed
constant and oticious advice OF Horace
G~-.y, and selected the two best men
in e country, whose supposed stitnesS
va ntaintcd with the arts OF the poll
ti.im. One positively declined an Office
ion watch ne never had any desire. The
other has since been unfnendIy to the
President because the latter refused to
insist that Congress should repeal an old
statute debarring him on the ground of
his business. Does this show bribery of
the President? On MIR. Summers charge
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ANOTHER CAMPAIGN FALsEuooD
NAILED. The falschood that Tom Muir
ply presented Gen Grant q cottage at
Long Branch has appeared again Gen.
Grant was never at the pains to deny the
falschood it has often been repeated
and is now furnishing a text for demo-
cratic campaign speeches. A Mr.. Good
rich in speech recently repeated this,
calling out the following letter from
Mr. Murphy:
No. PINE ST., New York
July %, 1879
Hon. Milo Goodrich, Dryden, n. Y.
SIR In d report Of 2 speech recently
made by you at Ithaca / I1&d ! hat, speak
ing Of the President of the United States
YOU said ; "He now reyels at Long
Branch, in cottage given him by Thos.
Murphy
Now, sir, this oft-repeated statement
is wholly false. l did not give the
President his house, nor contribute a
mt toward its purchase and so far as
{ RG0w and believe, he purchased it and
i~sd I0r.t with his own money.
Assuming you To- be a gentleman, you
will retract this stateFnGIt as publicly as
you uttered it. Respectfully yGnrs,
THOMAS MURFET.
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Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bitter. are not vile Fancy
Drink. Made of Poor Runs. Whiskey,
Proof spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
,ored, spiced and sweetened to please the taste,
called Tonics," Appetizers." Restorers, &c,
that lead the tippler to drunkenness and ruin,
hut are q true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic SIimninut&, They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and a
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Renovator and Invgorator Of the System, carry
ing OH all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to a healthy condition. No person take these
Btters according to directions aud remain long
rn~rH. provided their bones arr not destroyed
by mncrj poison or other means, AMI the vital
orguu, wasted beyond the point Of repair.
Thrf are Il Gentle Purgative rs well
aga Touir, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
Of acting ~ powerful a-eut in relieving Conges-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of all the
Viscrral Orya',s.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in ynnng Oh. married single, at the dawn Of
womauuo"l II the turn Of life, these Tonic Bit
t.rs have rIuaL
For inH rnnuuI DRY ana CirnH!n Rhcu-
u,utisn. aid Cont. Dyspepsia or In
digc-ffum. Bilious. Remii:emi mud
iUtcriniItont FtscT-, Discusses Of the
Blood. Livvr, Kidneys nAd Bindder,
these igiiIri'% hive been most successful. such
Dircnrrs are caused hy Vi,iaicd Blood,
v!i !, - generally pro utcd 10y arrangement OF
thv Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
:fca l,Ic Gain H. lie shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness uf the CLc-t Dizziness. Sour Euctations of
.ia, >tnr sch. Bad rastc in the Mouth, Bilious
#. .,l~. r.urirat on, OF the Heart Inflammation Of
~ q, ia, and
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I. B. S f FLEY,

I. B. ELEY'S
TRUSS, BELT and BANDAGE Establish
ments. l347 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
and 737 Broadway opposite Astor Place.
New York.
SEELEY'S
HARD RUBBER TRUSSES,
Abdominal Supporters and Pile Instru-
ments. Relief and cure for Hernia or Rup-
ture, Abdominal Weaknesses and Piles
understandable, steel springs coated with
break chafe, soil, nor move from place:
fitted to 4ernl; lightest, most comfortable
cleanly and best appliances known. Uni
versally endorsed by medical profession.
and sold by all dealers. Silk Elastic Stock
ings, Belts, Suspensorles, Braces. &C., con-
stantly In stock. ap30d&w3m
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iIamburgh Edgings and Insertings, Black
PaSscmenterie Gimps, COlored Linen
FringeS, Dress Buttons and Tassals, and
eros Grain Ribbons, in new shades, at Inn
porters' prices.
Also, 500 large size Crochet Quilts at
%2.0 90 each, 1900 yards Bleached Table
Damask, heavy, at IS cents per yard,
POO doz. Heavy Huck Towels at $500
per doz. Turkey Red and Stripe Toll
netts in great variety. A full assert
ment Of all grades Carpetings, Oil Cloths,
Lace Curtains, Window Shades and Up
holstery Goods generally, which we Of
ter at the l0West New York rates b"
With every facility for procuring goods
from auction and importer, our stock il
kept fresh and attractive, and we shall
sell at prices which cannot fail to COM
mand the attention of the economical pub
lie.
samples sent freely on application.
g. V. 5. QUACKENBUsH & CO.,
Corner Broadway and Third St.,
mchlld2daw&w Troy, N. Y.
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NASTLETON SEMINARY.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
GIVEN AWAY.

A beautiful French Chrome of Wild
Flowers given to every purchaser of four
or more 80 cent pieces of music at retail
prices, Cash must accompany the orders.
Music and Chromos can be sent by mail.
f. N MERRIAM
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WEEKS & BARBER.
4 DviCE TO HcUsEKEEPERs.

4 DViCE TO HcUSEKEEPEkS.
The cheapest and easiest way TO make .
room look new and bright, l. To paper II
For styles inquire Of
WEEKS & BARBER.
Then. il the Sitting Room Carpet looks
little worn. pnt it into some other room
and select a new one at
WEEKS BARBER's.
4 new carpet viii need an occasional
sweeping and brOoms are very high. Get
the best carpet sweeper IN use, Of
WEEKS & BARBER.
The warm weather will come before sum
mer i over and the ice cart has started.
Get the best Refrigerator IN use OF
WEEKS x BARBER.
Cloth Window Shades, Cord and Tasseis,
Patent Spring Fixtures, at
WEEKS 4 BARRIERS.
Curtains made and put up, Carpets made
49, - WEEKS & BARBER.
Lounges Of every style on hand and man
WEEKS & BARBER.
The best Gas and Kerosene Fixtures for
the price in use, at
WEEKS BARRIERS
Furniture and Crockery, of every de-
scription, at
WEEKS & BARRIERS.
If you have Sofas, Lounges, Chairs, or
Mattresses and Spring Beds, that need re-
pairing, apply to
WEEKS & RARBER.
In short, when you want anything in the
House furnishing line, don't spend time in
looking all over town and out OF town.but
call on WEEKS & BARBER.
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No. 3 PINE ST., New YoRE,l
July %, 1878. }

hGHrNING.---Fiveh head of cattle were
recently killed at Fayetteville, Onondaga
county, n. Y, by the same stroke of
lightning.
At Bemis Heights, Saratoga county,
q lad, named Irish, was struck by light
n!ng, receiving injuries that caused his
death the Sunday following.
r. A. Barton, of New Haven Mills.
had valuable family horse killed by
lightning about eight rods from his
house during the thunder shower of the
9th inst,
-Receatiy, as Mr. Sands Hull Of
Westfleld, Orleans county, got up in the
morning after thunder storm, he found
An outside door smashed to pieces, sup
posed to have been done by lightning.
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''Greatcst Blessing of the Age"
This Invaluable medical compound isnot
liable to the common prejudice against
such liquid preparations a. ''Bitters." Blu
chus. &c.. doctered with poisonous rum
or minerals. It Is "A dry, purely vegetable
compound requiring only the addition of
pure watcri. possessing remarkable eura-
tive prOpeTties-a gentle cathastio. with
ont deb It2ting las is the Case with most
rur=ailVe-l .TenOVi1g al unhealthy secre-
tons and vitiated blood. healing and in
NlgOratinC tns system: efIectuallv curing
some Is nj most common and painful dis
eases affecting mankind that battle medi-
cal skill : all forms of
PILES AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, CONSTIPATION, &C.
B5- Warranted to Afford Relief -
Get a Kidney Wort Circular where medi-
cineS are kept, or, If requested, mailed to
your address by the Kidney Wort Co. II.
Adams. VI, or g, G. Goodwin i Co. whole
sale agents, Bnstan, It furnishes reliable
tcStimgn,Als OF the wonderful success OF
this medicine in removing such chronic
diseases Is named. of many years stand
ing. and that regular physicians prescribe
its use IN the community where il las been
IN constantly growing demand for several
years without advertising. one physician
says: 1T works like a charm. always bene-
ficially.n Those who have used il sav: 1T
Is the greatest blessing Of tlle age - be-
lieve should not now he alive bat for it
&c. Sold by \. W. HIGGINS. Rutland. and
all dealers in medicine. S5 See the cir
cular.
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lieu Adrfrtisfmruts.
GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE
1T WILL PAY

Family Boarding School for Bows. Bridge
port, Conn. school year begins sept. I7th.
Rev. q. b. DAY, NJ. A., Principal.
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III. G.'s recipe for making jelly: Go
to the market and buy a ielly-fsh, sell
Getting one that is young tender and gela-
ginous; dress with the usual amount of
force-meat; boil four hours in soft
aqueduct water, skimming from time to
time, strain, cool, and bottle for use.
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TIE WARNING VOICE. or. Warming TO
1oung MeG, sent free on receipt OF stamp.
Ihls iIEUe work was written by one OF the
most eminent physicians in America and
contains the lifetime experience OF it- stu-
thor, whose practice has been attended
with greater success than perhaps ever
fell to the lot of mortal man. This little
work Is handed TO the world rs 4 bTOm to
the suffering, especially young men who
nave been 50 unfortunate as to become the
victims of self-aDuse and suffering from
seminal weakness, impOtency. nervous
and general debility. This vice j. more
common than II generally imagined, and
Is as destructive as ii is common. This
our country is the direct cause of more
physical and mental debility, the destTuc-
ton of more minds, the rain of more con
situations, the source of more wretched-
ness and misery than all causes combined.
1t tends directly to weaken and destroy
the force and energy of the physical sys-
tenn and to impair the intellect. weaken
the memory and debase the mind. result
ing in early decrepitude, permanent ner
vOus affections, blindness. faulty and in
sanity: it is worse than open lewdncss
II Is worse than intempcrance worse than
all other vices which young or old ever do
or ever can indulge more destructive to
all the best interests of humanity in this
world and the world to come /; destructive
to body, mind and soul, and viii if per-
blank waste, and life continued scene Of
Indebtedness.
All orders should be addressed to THE
HALLOCK MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l43 Court
Street, Boston, or DIR. +. HALLoCK, who is
the chief consulting physician. iy24dAw3
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q I a made from 80 cents. Call and ex-
y ~ anime or u samples sent postage
free for 80 cts, that retail quick for $40. r.
L. WOLCOTI, l8I Chatham Square, n. Y.
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