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The Horse Epidemic.

c. 5. Maltby'S Oysters
By the Case, Can and Half Can, at Cleve.
Ian prices, at II. WALDECES.
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New Goods. New STYLES.

nelI-S
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Fresh Fish
GOrham'S,

ETeSH FISH
and Cleveland Sausage reed fresh every
evening, at McConnell's.
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Council Proceedings.

WARREN, Nov. 22d, 1872.
Regular meeting of Council: present,
Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt, Jane
son. Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved. The following bills
were ordered paid:
Darling & Glider, bill of q, 400 lbs
coal u. & G. fund).....-...-.-S so IS
JONES McCracken, balancedue on
Bazetta st. sewer (Baz. st. fund.- 705 so
James McCracken, bal. due on
Bazetta St w (Gen. fund.-. go IS
J.. Rowan, work at Engine House,
Sd Ward IF. & G. fund ...... 5 90
Goering & Smith, Cross walks and
cutting and laying stone (Road
und y %
g.. P. Hunter, to refund road tax
(Road fund)---.-.------..-.. 2 10
P. Dougherty. Lamplighting for
November IF. & G. fund)....... 20 90
]. W. Brooks, for pd. Silsby Man.
Co.'s bill of Nov. 5, ~ (F. & G.
luUUA d iii
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Lost Z

Diamond Speeiaeles.
The best in the world. Call and see.
Nov. 27-4t VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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We have had wonderful success with the
Cleveland Prescription Cor curing the Epi-
Zoote. Prepared only at STATIONS Drug
Store.
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WARREN, UHIo, Dec. 20, 1871.
Insurance AgencyOfW hIttlesey Adams,

"IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY," OF London established 1903.
Paid up capital and accumulated funds.
Eight Million Dollars, (Gold) unimpaired
by recent losses.
We are Justified in saying that there Is
80 STRONGER purely Fire Insurance Com
pany in this country than b "IMPERI-
AL" With no Life liability, its large
Capital and Assets are solely and only fOT
protection against fire. We present IL Tor
patronage, with assurances that any losses
occurring under our issues, viii hsve that
prompt attention which In the past has
been q marked feature Of this Agency.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
Managing Agent for TTum6ull Co.
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Fine Lot OF
This in Mind.

u THU HVI VI
Oranges and Lemons, fresh and nice, at
] McConnelPs.
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Christ Church. Mnrren.

IHt HUIst LVIutIHICs
A positive cure for the Horse Disease.
HOYT & SPEAR, No. ) st.
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Can find employment in a small family
and 0ood trdJes, by addressing or calling
soon on i. ACkLN, Warren, o.
Nov. IS-tf
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Every Thing

We retail the freshest and best goods in
the market, A. Z. GATES.
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At fhe POpuIar

Farina, Picnic, Boston and Lemon Crack
ers, by the bbl. at Cleveland prices, freight
added, at McCOnnells.
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Germantown Yarn

Clocks.
Our stock is larger than eve before.
Nov. 27-4t. NAUTROT & ACkLEl,
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Niles and New Lisbon R.R. Time Table
NOVEMBER IL IS71.

Trains Going Scuth.-Mail leaves Niles Al
ESQ q. m, arrives at Leetonia al ll:G pm,
and at New Lisbon at ll:55 an. Express
leaves Miles at 6:S5 pm, arrives at Leetonia
at $50, and New Lisbon at S:S5
Trains Going North.-Express leaves New
Lisbon at 5:45 am. arriving at Leetonia
at 6:H am. n at Niles at IA In Mail
leaves New Lisbon at 200 pm, Leetonis2 ESQ.
and arrives at Niles at 4:l0.
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Now Have on Hand

a large stock OF Universal Clothes Wiring
ers, and can supply the trade at factory pri-
ces. NIB. Tyler. No. 3 Main st.
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Fine Gold.
Chains to suit, at HULL'S, Main st.
Nov
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Maltby's II. & MS.
And all the other popular brands, at Nc
COnnel's.
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TIE Entire Stock
OF Furs to be sold below cost, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Houses ard Lois for Sale.
a omnetent Girl

Ahouse and lot on Pine street and one on
| East Market ST., Warren. ENQUIRE of
Nov. lS-tf NJ. a. PATMOR.
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No. . Main St.,

For & Good Square Meal
Go to McConnelrs Main St., Restaurant
| and RaEarw
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For Wax Flowers-choice lot Just reed a
Sow 27-4t NAUTROT & ACKLEYS
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Thanksgiving Day.

Divine Service in Christ ChurcHi with
sermon by the Rector, ut l0l a. m, on
Thursday next, Nov. 2Sth.
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o, how It does the hearts of all delight,
To see how the B. c. II. ome u Of the
fight,
But the fogy dealers still raveand scold,
While the BIC. H. stands ever ready and
bold
To sell goods at unprecedently low prices
Assure yourself that such Is the fact by cal
ling at the Buffalo Clothing House. No. Z
Main Street.
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Millinery Goods.

NllIlHeTl UOOuS.
New Styles opening this week. at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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A Large lot Of Perfumery
AT cost, or less. to make room for new
STOCK. HUIT & SPEAR.
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All Goods Delivered
Free of charge. by Mcconnell.
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NEW ROCHELLE, n. Y..Nov. u 1872

To Whtuesy adams, igent, WdTren, o.
The losses of the Westchester Ins. Co., at
Boston, will not exceed one hundre thou
sand dollars. GEO. R. CRAWFORD, Sec.
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ESiraY Haifrr

Just Received!
fine lot of Cigar Cases at
A. R. GATES.
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Gran Berries.
A nice lot just received at McConnelrs
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20 Cases

Those Large Select Oysters
For frying, always fresh at McConnel's
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Bergman's ZephyrS
in great variety at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Toilet Articles.
New stock Brushes, Combs. Mirrors, &c.
HOYT q SPEAR.
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Eastward.
usbonIur DiyisIOu,-West,

Girard Miles wAE'NlLev'b'g PharI
I'm 4l9pmi 4:32pmi 4:5Opml 5Opml 5:l9pm
an 7:Saam T:5Oami S:O5am! S:23am' s:Saam
Ac iIl;4lam .I2-O5pm Il245pm
Ac SOS &" S:35am 9:32aml lGOOam l0:S0am
Ac 5OSpm 5.S0pm 6:l5pm 6:S5pm
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Call at the City Bakery

For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct % II. WALDECK
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| Of modern times-beauttnes and preserves
the teeth. The repulsive breath is rendered
as fragrant as a rose. and GOODNESS by friends
or in business, will now DO no longer
noticed.
spaulding's Glue mends broken toys, &c
Houses and Lots for Sale.
Ahouse and lot on Pine street and one on
East Market St., Warren. Enquire Of
Nov. lS-tf NJ. a. PATMOR-
A Competent Girl
Can find employment in a small family
and good trdges, by addressing or calling
soon on t. ACKLY, Warren, o.
Fresh Fish
and Cleveland Sausage reed fresh every
evening, at McConnelrs.
-O "
GOrham'S,
ers, by the Dbl. at Cleveland prices, freight
added, at McConnells.
At the Popular
New York Clothing Eouse, the best and
cheapest clothing for Men, Boys, and Chill
dren. Come and see.
Yours truly. D-A. LAZARUS.
Maltby's II. & MS.
n all the other popular brands, at Nc
COnnel's.
All Goods Delivered
Free of charge. by Mcconnell.
Toilet Articles.
New stock Brushes, Combs. Mirrors. &c.
HOTT q SPEAR.
Gran Berries.
A nice lot just received at McConnelTs
Warren o., sept. "a, 1872.
Having sold nv Coal Yard to c. H. Angs-
adj. l would recommend my patrons 10
him, who will furnish them with coal at
reasonable rates. H. RICHMOND.
Oct 9,-tf.
Wanted--BOarderS.
Mrs. Huckes'. south st. Also day boarders
cc5 inundated. nov. 5-4t.
| Now Have on Hand
large stock Of Universal Clothes Wiring
ers, and Can supply the trade at factory pri-
ces. y. Is. Tyler. No. 3 Main st.
For g Good Square Meal
Go to McConnelrs Main St., Restaurant
and Bakery,
No. . Main St.,
Warren, Ohio.
E. HIRSHFlELD. Proprietor.
A. E. FRANK, Manager.
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OLIVER pITsON & CO, Boston.
apl4 G. H. DITS0N & CO., New York.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April l4.-Al attempt was
made last night to throw a fast train on
the Madrid and SaragOssa railway off
the track near GigHenZa. The Obstrue-
tions had been placed on the road in a
manner which could not have been seen
in the night. They were, fortunately,
discovered before the train reached Gigil-
enza. The news Of this atrOeiOus at
tempt causes great indignation here,
and an immediate investigation viii be
entered upon.
The Church of St. Thomas was de-
stToyed by fire last night. Several per-
sons were iniired by the falling walls
and timber The King, Marshal Ser
rano and the city authorities were on
the spot, and used every effort 10 save
the church. The flames were stayed
barely In time 10 prevent an extensive
cOnfiagration.
A dispatch from the Captain General
Of Catalonia SAYS that disturbances are
feared ~ Barcelona. Castell's band, six
hundred strong, Is in the vicinity. A
plan is on foot for twenty Of the band 10
enter the city and set fire to sopfB build
ings 50 that IN the confusion all of their
companions can pass ip and gain pos
session Of the city. Proofs Of the plot
are in the hands Of the authorities. A
detachment OF troops have been sent
out TO find Castell's band. The origin
of the present disorders Is attributed TO
the Internationalisis, supported by the
Carlists and Republicans.
The Minister of War has ordered the
suspension Of all military furlOughs and
an immedials return Of all officers to
their DOsts
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Otto KeOber shielded In ST. Louis on
Friday by taking arsenic.
Strawberries sold in New York yester-
day at two dollars and a-half per quart.
Peter Weiss has been arrested in Pitts
bug, charged with the murder of his
wife.
A coalition has been formed between
the Tammany and Apollo Hall Demo-
Gratis.
1t is reported in MatamoFas, Mexico,
that General Diaz is dead. In such
event the revolutiOnists win unite on
Leredo Tejeda for President.
Carl SchuZ lectured I'm Newark, on
Saturday night, for the benefit of the
German hOspital-subject, "The Ger
man Nation in America
Rev. Father Ryan was yesterday con-
secrated Bishop of TricOrnia and COad-
tutor of the Archbishop. The ceremony
was imposing, and was witnessed by a
large assemblage Of the Catholic clergy.
The Erie directors, 1t is understood,
are in favor of vigorous prosecution Of
the suit against Gould and Lane, and
deny having paid him million Of dol
lars which he claimed to have advanced
for the use of the road.
The jury in the Fore muroer case in
St. Louis have agreed on a verdict, but
the court was not in session, and the
verdict is not known. Ii is currently
believed that it Is for sequittal Of the
prisoner,
The Republican has a special from
Springfield, Missouri, stating that
George d. OFner, Revenue Collector of
the Fifth Distaiet, is accused of defalca-
ton, and that suit has been commenced
against him and his securities for one
hundred thousand dollars.
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THE MEXICANS.
The ReyOlutlOnists on a New Footing
MatamOras Threatened with Siege.

MATAMORAs, April l3. A special
saws the revolutiOnists have started on a
new base on their warfare against
the Juarez government. Diaz has abrO-
gated the plan of De La Noria, and pro-
claimed that he will fight under the
constitution, which according to his de-
elaration is to remain intact. The plan
Of Noria had been an element of discord
between the revolutionists and the
Lerdoists, because it shut out the candi-
date of the latter, Lerdo de Tajeda, as
chief Justice, from the Presidency in
case of the fall of Juarez. The cause of
disagreement between the two parties
has now been removed by this act of
DiaZ. The fight now is simply for the sole
object of dethrOning Juarez on the
ground of illegal tenure of office The
present constitution is to be left in OPP
Grafton, making Lerdo De Taieda, at
present Chief Justice of the Republic,
the successor of Juarez as President of
Mexico. 1t is calculated that the conse-
quence of this step will be that all the
the Serdoists will now join the revo-
lutionists in active hostilities against
the Juarez Government.
Trevino has issued a manifesto declar-
ing the new alliance an accomplished
fact He left Camargo yesterday noon
with fifteen hundred men and nineteen
guns, including three heavy siege guns,
and is coming down the river road TO
attack this city Another revolutionary
force of one thousand men, cavalry, is
also moving on the inner road with the
same object, The two forces will form
a junction near Matam0ras in two days,
and then bear down on the city and be
gin regular siege.
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THE CITY AND THE STREET CEN
ACT0HS.

1t is said that an adjustment OF ac-
counts between the city and street con-
tractors is now contemplated, and that
the basis Of an agreement has probably
been made. Those who have seen how
slowly the negotiations betweenl the
city and the Little Rock Rail-
road Company, affecting the navy
ward, dragged their slow length along,
never imagined that a contractor,
who had expended his wealth upon the
streets and had no coal of fire to put
upon the terrapin's back, could effect an
adjustment during the century. The
only facts given the press, and on which
our opinions were based, are detailed in
the opinion of an able and honest Fed
eral Judge. What lawyers have TO say
does very well until question becomes
res jadieata, and then there should be
an end of discussioa, and therefore pres
ept action was due, not only 10 the city's
fame, but TO the neces sites Of the city's
creditors. The sympathies Of taxpayers,
as shaped by their hsrdships and bur-
dens, are with the slothful government,
and since the District Court has spoken,
after grave deliberation, and after con-
sultation with members of the Supreme
Court of The United States, there is
every reason why we may justly con-
clude that the decision is irrefraagble,
and that it would be affirmed by the Su-
preme Court of the United States. The
speech of one of the city's counsellors,
pronounced before the city legisla-
ture with the purpose of giving
a little moral support to that shufiing
poliev which corporations uniformly
adopt when WrOnging individuals, has
no force when viewed in the mirror
held up before US by Judge Emmons.
A fair compromise and a detini-
tion Of liberal terms by the par
ties 10 the controversy is ali that
the public asks and justice demands.
Mr., Craft approves what we have said
when he tells the city government that
if be had money he would compromise,
and put a period TO this costly litigation,
IT was stated yesterday that such mode
of adjustment was proposed, considered,
and would probably be consummated-
If this be true, honest citizens, who
would wrong and rob nobody, will be
well pleased.
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ABOUT SAVING.

There is, perhaps, no one in this world
more to be pitied than the poor rich man
the man who has got into the habit of
saving until he saves from sheer delight
in seeing his wealth increase, and of
counting every dollar of expenditure as
though its loss was something that could
never be repaired. Yet 1t is the duty of
every poor man to save something. The
possession of q few dollars often makes
all the difference between happiness and
misery, and no man, especially a man
with family dependent upon him, can
be truly independent unless he has a few
dollars reserved for the time of need.
While extreme carelfulness as to the ex-
penditure of the money will make rich
man poor, a wise economy will almost
as certainly make a poor man rich, or at
least make him TO a considerable extent
independent Of the eapriees of employ
ers and of the common Yieissitudes of
life. Nothing Is more important TO the
poor man than the habit of saving some
thing; his little hoard will soon begin to
grow at rate which viii surprise and
crafty him. Every workingman ought
to haye an account in some bank, and
should add toit every week during which
he has full employment, even If the adj
ditlon Is but few dollars at a time. If
he does this he viii soon find the dollars
growing into tens, and these tens into
hundreds, and in a little time will be i'm
the possession of sum which is con-
stanfly yielding an addition 70 his in
come, which secures him reserve fund
whenever one is needed, and which will
enable him to do many things which,
without a little money, he would be
poMerless to do.
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THAT CARRIAGE.
Comptroller Hurlburd Rises to Explain
The Situation as Viewed from
His Standpoint.

NEW YORK, April l4-Comptroller
Hurlburd's defense is published in the
Herald. He says he was not
Influenced in favor of the Ten
nessee National Bank by the pres
ent of a carriage from Mr.. Rut-
ter. The law was explicitly fulfilled in
this as in all cases. The testimony
taken before the committee is not such,
he says, as would be admitted before
any properly-constituted tribunal. 1t is
made up Of gossip, hearsay, etc. All in
timations, however rejecting on my
official integrity are met by a full
and explicit denial. 1 have never
received, either directly or indirectly,
money or property for the performance of
any official duty, or for refraining from
the performance of duty, or for any
favor which 1 had it in my power to
grant in consequence of my official po-
sition, and do not know and do not
believe that any subordinate in my em-
ployment in this bureau has, directly or
Indirectly, received money or property
for official favDrs or for the exercise of
influence, real or assumed, with the
head of the bureau in behalf of any par
ties or applicants whatever. On the
contrary, l have sought continuously to
serve the Government faithfully to the
best of my ability in all things.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WksHISGpON, April a.
The President is improved in health
and to-day attended services at the Me-
iropoliian Church,
The President has recognized p. NJ.
Qulez, rs Yioe-Consul of Denmark in
and for the State Of Minnesota.
II is thought that the President viii
tnls week nominate a Comptroller OF
Currency to supply the present vacancy.
The propositions for memorial services
in honor Of the late Professor Morse are
completed. The speakers are Senator
Patterson Aad Representatives Fernando
Wood, Garfield, Cox, Voorhees, and
Banks. The President ami Viee-Presi-
dent, Judges OF the Courts, and oihar
Officials have been invited. Governors
of STATES who can not be present have
designated proxies 10 act as Nice-R -Rresj-
dents of the meeting, Similar meetings
will be held on Tuesday evening in sew
eral cities.
Democratic membeFs Of Congress are
consulting among themselves regarding
their political course in view of the Gin
aiBqatj Convention. Some OF them
freely express their willingness 10 vote
Cor the nominee Of that convention pro-
Yided the demonstration there shall
give promise Of success and tfe platform
be of such a character that they can en-
doFse il. They say that they want only
an eDuIioiatioD Of few general princi.
pies. Some Of the anti-Administration
Republicans haYe been privately ex-
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ITALY.

ROME, April 1.-THE Pope on Friday
gave an audience TO many citizens of
Rome and four hundred persons from
foreign parts. His Holiness gave his
benediction successively to all the cOun-
tries represented by visitors, particularly
10 Ireland, Poland, Holland and the
United States of America. He praised
France, and counseled forbearanee and
gentleness toward some too intolerant
Frenchmen. He prayed for Germany,
subiugated as she was by an anti-Catho-
lie spirit; and Austria, he said, greatly
needed the prayers of the faithful.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April l4.-The London O5-
server says Lord Tenderden and Hon.
Caleb Gushing viii present counter
cases of their respective governments at
Geneva tomorrow. The sitting of the
board will be very brief Cushing, Da-
Wis, and Evarts, counsel for the Ameri-
can Government, will prolOng their stay
in Paris until June They are of the
opinion that the Board Of Arbitration is
bound to adjudicate the Alabama claims
after the delivery Of the counter cases.
Miss Nellie Grant, daughter of Presi-
dent Grant, arrived al Liverpool yester-
day and was received by Mr.. Dudley,
the American Consul. Miss Grant will
arrive here on Monday.
The chancellorship of the Duchy of
Lancaster has been offered 70 Mr.. John
Bright.
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The above books sent, postpaid. on receipt
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NEW YORK, NY.

New YORK, April 14.-The Metro
politan Paper Collar Factory, on the
corner Of Washington and jay streets,
was entirely burned last night. The loss
on the stock was 100000. A great por-
ton ofthe machinery, valued at S150,0OO,
is ruined, and the loss will doubtless
reach half its value. The Office of John
Taylors & Sons brewery was damaged
100000 by water. The building, owned
by TaylOrs & Son, was damaged S25, 600;
all fully insured. Five hundred girls
are thrown out of employment.
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Marriage Guide.

livery ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR-Belng
u private Instructor for married persons, or
those about TO be married, both male and fe-
male, ip everything concerning the physiol-
ogy and relations OF cur sexual system, and
the production and prevention of offspring,
Including all the new discoveries never before
given in the English language, by WM.
YOUNG, NJ. d. This is really a valuable and
interesting work. IL is written in plain Ian
guage for the general reader, and tsillustrated
with numerous engravings, All young mar
ried people. or those contemplating marriage,
and hayipg the least impediment to married
life should read this book. 1t disclOses Sc
crets that every one should be acquainted
with; still II is book that must be locked up
and not LEI lie ahout the house. 1t will be
sent to any address on receipt OF 80 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. WM. YOUNG. NO. 4l6 Spruce street
above Fourth, Philadelphia.
BB-AFFL1CTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what may be your disease, before
you place yourself under the care of any one
Of the QIJACKS-native and foreign-who ad-
vertise III this or any other paper, get copy
of DR.. Young's Book, and read It carefully. It
viii be the means Of saving YOU many n dol
lar, your health, apd possibly your life. DR..
Yopng Gun be consulted on any Of the diseases
described IN his publication by mail or at his
Office. No. 4le Spruce street. above Fourth,
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