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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

There will be a partial eclipse Of the moon to
night, beglpnng At 9:b8 y, IN. The moon enteTi
penumbTa at V.b3 y, nj moon enters shadow al
ll;bl y. m; middle Ut the eclipse, II minutes
past midnight moon leaves shadow at 81 min
utes past midnight. Magnitude VI the eclipse
night exactly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

There was a full house at the COmIque last
night, and the rich programme was greatly en-.
ioyed. 1t will be repeated again to night Fri.
day night is SGT apart for benent TO the Boston
sufferers. Hitherto It has been one Of the ladies'
nights On this occasion the privilege OF the
ladies to attend tho COmlque win be suspended.
An attractive bill for the entertainment Is pre-
pared. All the proceeds, amer the purely legit
Innate expenses are paid, will be generously con.
tributed bv Walker & o., through the proper
authorities, to the benevolent object 10 view. II
will DO a pleasant and easy thing for our oiIi
Eens to raise fully $50 10 this way. Tho idea
OF the benefit Is very popular one, and there
will be, without doubt, grand response. The
SRpphO troupe, TOney Harvey, Mile Granville,
Uf tho iron Jaw, the beautiful balets and all the
strength Of tho hrst-class company tonight.
TheO Thomas Concerto
It will not be forgotten that the irst Of Theo
doro Thomas concerts will DO given Friday
evening. The sale Of seats At MetEorottS Is oil
the most satisfactory character.
Metropolitan Variety Thentrs,
There was crowded house at tho MetTOpOll
tan last night. Charley HOWard's great act oil
"Old Pete's Birthday" aud N. d. SINNERS
poetic illusions and the IIgs OF Sadie Rogers,
together with Paddy Murphy's sounds from
Erin" and 1.-THE Female Base Ball Olub," all
combine to make up a pleasing entertainment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

OTneF Of New York avenue and Fineentl
street, pays per cent. per annum On deposits
for each calendar month. banking hours, v u
a. Saturdays, 0tO I and o tos. u
Tue Wa ,hingt0h CIIY SaVihEs Bank
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
nays o Der cent. Interest on all depOhltH' DO
bO6ltA can no made and drawn at Will u
MEDIUM wEIaHT OvHRCoATs,
At Low Prices.
ts, 90, 6lO, eli, 4l2 tl3, h4 sl".
some very choice ones
at glG, 60, ~ a2b.
Tho latter made from ioregn goods only
A SAKA a 90, $40 seventh street.
sUsPENBHRs AND BRACHB, One Of tie largest
aHBuTtmUnIH, both domestic ana iOIelEni lVF gen
tlomon aud buys, from 70 cents % " oO
uHo. u. HEhNINO,
No. AlO Seventh street northwest.
i'm YoU EHow that the store, No, 9lT Seventh
street. corner Of ID, iotmoTly nseI ah1 oSoEl IVY,
IA. and IL now the business place Of the ufand
Oif Photograph enterprise
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all. The periec
ton OF stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOlselesl, Tor more
nearly sOthan any other shuttle machine,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability OF
all parts 10 not equAled In any other machine.
Once, pO5 y street, Masonic Temple.
NJ, L, ApAMa h Co, AgentA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

TVS new Colounade Hotel Philadelphia, Pa,
only one block from the United States Mint.
LAptRa AND uENTLKhEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In n hrstolass manner
send them 10 A. fisHKR, els Ninth street, OPP
poslte Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fall. Kid gloves cleaned
nice and cheap.
"NICTOR"
Sewing Machine,
and
Mime, DemOrests
Patterns,
leg Pennsylvania avenue, between FOur.Rnd.a
halt and Sixth streets.
FOR Mosr Delicious
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
90 TO FEBRkY'B
STAR MAREET,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth streets
northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

AhUhhTOh ANOEl I1tAFl luuku ItWueT u LuN
best Deutrinco in use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy
Price - and 90 cents.
JouvEE's Inoderous Kid Glove Cleaner is far
superior to anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoMPsoN's Pomade Optime is exquisite. It
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price Is and ~ cents.
All for sale BY druggists.
PACE List or GENTS FURNrsHINa GooDs
ATs GOLDMAN SrEINBERO, NEw 0ENTs
FURNIsHiNa GOODS SrURK No. 100 SEvKNTH
STREE, CORNER orc:
Good White Shirts, rs cents, IS cents, o., 81. So
Our ~ white shirts Is unsurpassed In the city I
good MerinO Undersblrts and Drawers, so cent?,
bO cents, 70 cents, 81, Al IS and 81 80. We sell
better 81 Undershlrt than any house IN town.
Splendid English Socks, 20 cents per pair.
Knit Jackets, large variety and at very low
prices. Tho hnest variety Of Ties, Bows and
Searfs ever seen In this city,
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, 10 all the opera
cOlOrs and shades Tor street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and At
low fguTes Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted rs represented.
GOLDMAN h STEINBERd,
Corner Seventh aud q streets.
The KEY To HEALTH. II Is tho easiest thing
In tho world to lose the blessing OF health, but
when lost IL Is not 90 easy TO regain It. Tho
popular idea Of nifty years ago that tremen-
dOus securing OF the bowels was IN essential
element Of cure In almost all diseases has iOTtu.
nAtely for mankind been pretty eiiectually
exploded. The Introduction Of HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters, nearly a quarter Of a century
ago, may be said to have given the coup de grace
10 drastic purEatiOn. The world has learned
from the beneficial effects produced by that
admirable preparation that one medicine may
embrace the three properties OF q tonic, u laNa-
tive, and an Alternative; that the three curative
processes Of Inauguration, puTlhcatiOn and rcgu.
lhtiOn may be cUmpasset at the same time by
the operation Of a single agreeable rsmeiy.
There are sound philosophical reasons for the
remarkable improvement which the Bitters
occasion In the condition Of aderanged and
enfeeblod system. This pure combination Of
vegetable lulcer not only strengthens the
stomach, stimulates tho appetite and braces
the nerves, but also lmpATts tone and ylgOr to
the secretOry OrERns-as the skin, the liver, and
the kldneys-and II the blood has become too
thin and Watery TO nOursh the body properly,
enTiches and yitallEes that raw material" VI
all the solid portions Of the frame. At this
period Of the year, when Intermittent levers,
bilious disorders, stomach complaints and dys-
enteTic and dihrrhWc ailments are always more
or less rilc, OccaglUual doses Of the BitteTs will
be found the best safeguard against the atmOs.
pheric conditions which generate them. An
accession Of general vlgOr Is necessary to enable
tho system TO resist the morbid influence Of the
malaTiOus vapOrs which rise from the earth At
this season, and OF all the known invigOrants
HOstettor's BlIlefs is the safest and the most
patent, MW&F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
Amusements, Lectures, etc.

NEW EATI0NaI.. THEATRE.
LAST THRFE NIGHTS
or 1HE
Distinguished TraEedIaB,
Mr.. JOSEPH PROCTOR,
wheu, In deierepee 20 the popular will,hs will Gp.
pear In hts great ptctutaof
WILD FRONTIER lpF,
ReinE the
8 O02d REPRESENTATION
Otth Stirring and Absorbing DANA,
NICK or THE WOODS
or
THE JIBBEEAINosAY.
FRIDAY, November IS,
BENEFIT or Mr.. PROCTOR.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL,
MATINEE SATURDAY
RED FoJKET-BOCK.
SATURDAY NIGHT
oUrAHLANCHrT =, and
oNEILL, THE RRBRL.
Monday nett, November 10, the LINGAaDS. mole
WAsHINGTON THEATRE COMI0UR.
np SGIpAT IESSyESIEg, Npy,HnEH - Is1a
LAIR BoSFUs FIRF,
POWERFUL AT1RAUTI N!
WARRINGTON THRArRE COMIOUP.
w (Elovonth sire T., south PtnnsJiyAniS ATsBasJ
OUR BEST EFFoRTs BRouuuT INTO PLAY
CHALLENGE VARIETY COMPANY or THE
WORLD.
Vast and Unprecedented Combination Of EIoel.
IsuolSA
mammoth undertaking, but prsluds 10 . eobtIn
nous fost Of attsetivs nIyolilta
THE GREAT sAPPHo TROUPE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17
A Burglar Shot Dead.

The Eimore CcWrier giyes the following Ac-
count Of burglar that came to grief in that
village. We recommend this mode Of getting
rid Of all those who get living of the Isbors
Of others;
On Thursday evening, May 2t, at about eleven
O'Clock, p. M, the FIRE alarm was sounded the
cause of which proved to be the burning Of a
small dwelling house owned and occupied by
JOhu llcKinzie. While the building was burn
ing. a burglar attempted to enter tue store Of
NWbemYer X Co., by boring through the back
door near the lock or bolt, and while at lis
work, Martin Wolf, one Of the firm Of Nubemyer
4 Co., entered tbe front door and hearing the
boring going on tOnk his revolver in ha nd, and
went out Of the front door, and around to the
back Of the store aud met the burglar, and ar
rested him. hide going down the street for
the purpOse Of getting assistance the prisoner
broke away from Wolf and ran, Wolf called out
to him to stop, the burglar replied that lie would
hurt him il he attempted to interfere with him,
whereupOn Wolf fired ut him, the bali taking
effect in tie back Of his head, and the burlar
fell dead on the spot. NJ g. Leland ESQ, i'm
mcdalely summoned a cOrOner's jury, and aiter
hearing the testimony, and IN examr alton Of
the body, returned a verdict ia accordance with
the foregoing statement, aud that under the cir
cumsiaces the act was perfectly juslifable and
cOnimendabl Great credit Is due to the young
man Wolf, who is a mere boy, for the courage
and per severance exercised on this occasion. A
kit Of burglars tools were found ia his posses
sion, including powder, and matches for blnwing
open safes, &c. We are glad the cnroner's jury,
aud our citizens take the right stand in this case,
and hbiuk II may serve as warning TO any who
may desire to enter into the burglary business
In Eiwore The body was turned over to the
Township Trustees for burial. We understand
they had his photograph taken for the purpose
Of identification. in cass his friends should de-
Iire 10 lock bin up.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17
Editorial Convention at Lima.

The second annual meeting Of the Norihwes-
tern Ohio Editorial Association took place a, Ii.
ma on Friday last. Owing 10 mistake in dates
being Published by some OF the papers, the at
tendance was not so large as II would otherwise
have been. The adoption Of a constitution for
permanent organization and other business bo-
ing transacted, including report from the Sec
retary that arrang emonts were partly made for
the Editorial Excursion around the Lakes 10
August next, the Association proceeded to elect
officers for the ensuing year, MS follows;
President-J. s. VAN VALKENprnou., Vice
President JonS IIorLKYj. T reasursr-D. $,
FISHER; Secretary sd. Nuts; Executive Com
nittes-H. d. KELLEY. q. PAIMBSrER and JANss
TiNnoNs.
Dsfure the meeting adjourned invitations we're
extended by the Citizens Reception Committee, to
vsi, their public institutions. manufactures,
&c. These were accepted and carriages were
found in waiting which conveyed the party in a
three hours tour through the busy hum OF ma
chlnery. But few in passing through this beau
iful little city would form anything like q COR
rect idea Of the magnitude Of its manufscto-
ries which, as we were informed, have increased
about 80 per cent. within the past five years.
Among the larger establishments we ennmerate
as follows;
Lima Incorporated Car Works. manufactures
all the freight cars for ID. 4 NJ, C. II. / ID. aud
G. II. 4 q Railroads employs 200 hands
P.Ft. W. 81 G. Repair Shops-.employ SO
hands.
The Lima Paper Mil, manufactures supsri.
or article Of straw board for paper boxes EN-
pluys 40 hands.
Lima Machine Works, makes speciality in
building saw mill,machuery- employs 60 hands,
Newell q Hertitt, manufacturers Of bsdsteadr
| employs so hands.
Fisher Il Carpenter, walnut picture frames
employs 80 hands.
E. 4 J. r. Ashton, handle factory -employen
| 25 hands.
James Irvine, hubs and spokes-25 hands.
| King & Day wood workers rs hands.
Mauk 81 Smith, sash, doors and blinds 2C
| hands,
A. N. Smith founders hands.
Two manufactures Of White lime, superior
| article-40 hands
nc. Faurot's Livery and Sale stables, saij
| to be second to no other in the State.
Besides these there are e number Of smalls
establishments ia the various branches Of busi
ness.
The Burnet and Lin, Hotels are a credit L
this enterprsing town, and compare farorabll
with those of larger cities.
Their public buildings, excepting the Cour
House, and their Churches, are alike crsditabl'
to projectors and builders.
With a small capital, but large credit, severa
ofthc enterrrising young msn of the! town in
curporated a company AMI built gas works at al
expense OF $40, 900, whi:h,has thrown light upor
their enterprise since January last. And We
they are not happy, but are now moving to sc
cure the Holly water works.
At night grand ball, with supper at the Bur
net House, was largely attended by tue elite @
the city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17
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HON. JOHN NOR RIS.


EDIroR JOURNAL: 1t is presumed it is with
most persons as with the writer, exceedingly
unpleasant o have the knowledge forced upon
them that their confidence has been misplaced
The writer ccnfesses to great disappoin,ment
in our Representative, Mr.. John Norris. He be-
!eyed Mr.. Norris to be the possessor OF good
common sense, rgidly honest, and that he
would represent all his constituents fairly and
impsr,ially.
Some honor is supposed 10 attach to the Office
of legislator and the writer felt that our older
men, pioneers, who had "borne the heat and
burden of the day" in subduing the wilderness
OF our county and bringing il to its present con.
diIion, ought to be the recipients Of that honor.
For these reasons he advocated early, and did
all he consistently could to secure the nomina-
ton OF Mr.. Norris and then voted for him, not
only chcerfully but with hearty good will.
How has Mr.. Norris fulfilled the expectation
entertained of him? In addition to the facts
stated in the communication Of your correspond
ent Z" ID and published in last weeks JernoI
we are informed by gentlemen who Yise
Columbus for the purpose Of securing the pas
sage Of the enabling act, that Mr.. Norris pro.
posed TO them. in the hall OF the House, il they
/ would consent to posponment Of the vote on
removal until the Autumn Of 1873. he would moi
only withdraw all opposition to the bill bu
would advocate and secure its passage. Tn,
friends OF Perrysl urg at once acceded TO tn,
| proposition. Mr.. Norris then remarked that h,
did know how the friends Of Bowling Greer
would like it, but that was fair and right and h
woull do il, and that he would at once inform
the gentlemen frcm Bowling Green Of bis deter
] minati1n.
He then passed to another part Of the bal
| W here those gentlemen wsro seated, and ATE
having short conversation with them, returne,
to the friends Of Perrysbnrg, saying, that III,
men from Bowling Green would not consent o
hear to il At ALL and that he, therefore, woul,
have to "back out" of his proposition, an,
from thence forth he was the aVOwed champion
of Bowling Green and the unrelenting enemy o
Perrysburg.
These facts demonstrate, as clearly as an!
moral proposition eaa be demons strated, that Mr.
Norris does not represent this district but Bowl
ing Green only. At the dictaiinn Of gentemsr
from that town he "went back" upon his owl
prol ositinn and not only refused to do, but op
posed that which he had just stated was 3" IA.
and tight"
Just here unpleasant reflections are suggested
to the mind, but their utterance is suppressed
In view Of all the facts We leave Mr.. Norris L
the judgment Uf his constituents and Of all hon
Orable men. with tue single remark that h
openly stullhed himself and established tn
other proposition, that be is hot equal to the du
lies imposed upon him. PKRKrsBUR0.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17
Death of William Hubbard.

One Of the abcst newspaper editors in the
State departed from this life at Napoleon, Ohio,
on last Saturday. WILMAM2IlUBBARD's ability
as a writer WAS much better known aud appreci-
ated in the southern part Of the State than in the
northwest. AS the steadfhst friend OF VALLAN-
DIGuAM, while editing the Dayton Daily Ea'Dirs'
during portion Of the rebellion, he made many
bitter enemies, especially among the soldiers,
and in 1864 had his office nobbsd by about forty
infuri.ted soldiers who had nerved themselves
with whisky to do the deed. lie received iniu'
ries from a fall during this excitement from
which he never entirely recovered. He pur.
chased an interest in and took editorial charge
of the Democratic Norih,est some three yeari
ago. and has built up reputation for that paper
second to no weekly paper in the State.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17
How to Detect Countsrfsits.

The following paragraph has been going the
rounds Of the press:
To discover spurious groenbacks nr National
Bank notes, divide the last two figures Of
the number Of the bill by four, and if ono re-
main the letter the genuine will be A; il two
remains it will be b; if three. C; and should
there be- no remainder the letter will be ID.
For example, a note is registered 2A6l; divide
sixty -one by four and you will have one remain.
According to the rule the letter on the note will
be A. In case the rule fails be certain that the
bill is counterfeit.
Doubling the accuracy OF this statement, our
Postmaster, Mr.. E. D. Ross, addressed note OF
inquiry to the Secretary Of the Treasury, enclos-
ing the above clipping, to which he received the
following reply:
In reply, | have to sny that the above de-
scribed system of numbering, applies 10 all
genuine United States Notes, but does not apply
with uniformity IN any Of the National Bank
notes. except those Of the den imination Of IS.
The iost L., however, but negative one that Is
70 say, il the process succeed, the note is not
necessarily genuine, since q counterfeit note
might ba numbered in the same manner.
Very respectfully, l. u. TUTTLA.
Asst Treasurer U. =.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17

A 'ntleman wio has just arrived at Colum
bus, direct from Washington, and who has had
m,ny oppor.uuitie' for obs serving, says "GRANT
is The first choice Of nine tnths Of the Republi-
can members of Congress, but in case, which
he thinks is not likely, he should decline re
nomination, lie says a strong sentiment for Shell
LABARoER would at once develop itself, and that
Mr.. COLFAx has expressed himself In favor oI
Mr. SHELLARGER as his second choice"
Mr.. SuELLADARGER is our ideal Of tho Amer
lean Statesman, aud should Gen. GRANT decline
the nomination, would be our choice above al
others for the Republican Standard bearer mex
November. Hon. SAMUEL SHELLBARGER, o
Ohio, and Hon. Henry WILSON, of Massachu'
sets, would make a team that no other woulC
want to pull against.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17

II we could seal the pages of Mr.. GRRELEr's
history from 1850 to the present tune We might
believe him when he disavows any ambition 10
be P resident. In writing his own autobiogrA-
ply he snys: :" Fame is yapor; popularity
an accident riches take wings the only earth
ly certainty Is oblivion-no man can forsee what
II day may bring forth, and those who cheer to-
day will often curse to-mprrow, and yet cher
ish the hope that the journal projected and es-
tabished will liYe and flourish long after have
mnuldered into forgotten dust, being guided by
larger wisdom, more unerring sagacity to dis
Germ the right, though not by a more unfatering
readiness to embrace and defend it at whateYer
peronal cost, and that the stone which covers
my ashes may bear to future eyes the still in
tellgibls inscription Founder OF the New York
Tribune"
These predictions, prophecies, hopes, &C.,
will undoubtedly be fulfilled. He has alreSdy
realized that fame is vapor," and popular
ity an accident" Many who "chcered" at
the Cincinnati Convention cursed on the day
following. II the Tribune is no. to be
"Guded by a larger wisdom" it is to be
hoped it will bo by less erriny and fokle one.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17

Round Block the proper
season has arrived and our town officials are
moving In the matter Of payements, it will be
we'll to look around for tha. material which will
be the cheapest and at the same time most en-
durable to build them of. r. C. PHILLIPS, OF Gin
cinnati, former Chief Engineer Of that city, has
invented a street pavement which seems well
calculated to supersede the pavements now in
general use. 1t is constructed Of blocks sawed
from small trees, the bark first being removed
Any kind OF timber may be used, but Locust
White Oak, Chestnut, Chestnut-oAk, Black Jack
White Ceder, (Arbor Vits,) or Elm are best
These sawed blocks, cut from trees ranging
from four to ten inches in diameter, Ars set upon
foundation of gravel, OF which material the
spaces between the blocks are filled. Pave
ments thus constructed have been laid in Gin
cinnati and other places with most satisfactory
results. Its cost Is said to bs bat abGut one
third that Of other pAVenea,s in common use
while in durability it is believed to surpass any
other wood pavement.
Il might be found upon investigation shat THU
would be the best and cheapest sidewalk to take
the place OF those now constructed OF brick
All the material necessary can be found in abun'
ance in this Vicinity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17
(Communicated)
County Seat InsaniiV,


an not be made a soft and dull ey'd fool
To shake the head, rolsnt, aud sigh, and yield
To county seat removers"
This sentiment was most earnestly expressed
by Ching" in Bowling Green a short iims
since.
"A Perrysburg man who signed the petition
for removal deliver poem in honor to the gall
liant soldiers from Bowling Green who fought,
bled and died fnr their country, and who would,
IL living, have signed the Remnustranccl 1t 10
prepOstcrous. Why 1t would forever dim the
bright luster that now hovers around their
graves. Their names made immortal by their
gallant deeds, would be blasted and stigmatzed
forever. | would rather think of paying the
Rev. @. A. Adams for filling our pulpit, than
permit such an outrage Ms this |"
Thus spake ibis puerls, bald d.heAdsi, blssr-
eyed fungus Of humanity. How it Is that somc
are so void Of common sense as to let local differ
ences destroy all social feeling is more than
can toll.
As IA matter Of kindness would advise IN,
above described being to again call on Mr.. Il. 3
Lease, the proprietor of the Lease House for an
other dose ofthat medicine he applied for abou
year since. II Rod does not happen to have
any, he will please show him where he gets his
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-17
Manh,od.Mow Lost, How Restored

HASSys just published. new edition Of DIR,
fY12 Culverwell's Celebrnted Essay
FASsTl on the radical cure (wiihout medicine)
~N-' ~ of SPERM ATORRHqsA, or Seminal Weak,
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, iupoTENoy,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments
10 Marriage, etc. also CONSUMPTION, EPnEPsY
aud Frs induced by self-ndulgenCe or sexual
extravaganza.
"a Price, in sealed envelope, only @ cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success.
ful practice, that the alarming consequences Of
sslf-abuse may be radically cuved without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the apple
calionof ihe knife pointing out the mode NJ
cure at once simple, certain and effectnal, by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaPly,
privately and radically.
Ley This Lecture should be in the hands of
every Yonth and every man in the land,
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of cents, or two
post stamps.
Also DR.. culVerwelI's "Marriage Guide" price
rs cents.
Address the publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
+. 0. Boz, 1856, l?7 Bowery, New YoTk.