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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-09
GACETILLA.+

A los viajerOs que vayan & Nueva.
York, les recomendamos Ell anuncio que
en- otro lugar de este peri6dico hallaran,
en- donde Sc We que por un estipendio re-.
lativamente corto pueden tener habitacion,
buena mesa 6 int6rprete. Hace muchos
amos nos horramos con la amistad del
dueho de esa casa de huespedes que Sc hs
establecido en- Brooklyn, 81, Concord
street, y tendremos especial placer en-
recomendarle aquellos de nuestros com
patriotas que, aprovechando la Inca di-
recta que con el vapor 7ybee; Sc acaba de
establecer, necesiten ir a Nueva- York y
pasar algun tempo ALI Els la que ofrece
hospedar Alosviajeros unl familla decente.
honrada y bien relacionaoa en- la gran
ciudad imperial del Norte America que
dara, estamos seguros de clio, excelente
trato las personas que Ia honren con su
vista.
Kmpurfdad hecIaa visiIle.--Lo mislno
que 81 aire despedido debaio del Aqua su :
be en- burbujas Ia surfaz, asi Ell veneno
en- "a sangre sale Ia su oericis del cuer-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-09

Por ESQ la nacion espanola, que no ten
dr1a el menor reparo en- someter la cues
tion al fallo de un Congreso Europeo,
tanta seguridad tiene en- su derecho,
Sc We obligada protestar energicamente
contra Ia ocupacion de Gibraltar por In
glaterra, en- vista de su obstinacion en-
poseer dicha plaza.
Cuando un pueblo escarnece con per-
juiclo directo de otro las reglas de la moral
y desconoce ell derecho que acaso tenga
necesidad mailana de invocar, cuando una
nacion cualquiera, sin causa fundada nj
aparente here otra en- sus mas caros
sentlmlentos, mostrandose sorda legl-
timos deseos, Sc lie entrega al desprecio y
la animadversion de los demas pueblos del
continente.
Sise encuentra Inglaterra en- este case,
81 debe ser tratada con todo ell desprecio
que inspiran actos repugnantes, violacio-
mes criminales, 10 dira pronto por medic
de sus 6rganos la opinion pdblica de Eu-
ropa, cuyo juicio interesa la adjunta So
lemne protesta, que en- nombre de Espana
formulan sus representatives mas genuinos
y autorizados.
Entire tanto, las Corporaciones espano-
las que suscriben, Green de su deber acu-
sar de injusta y usurpadora q Ia Gran
Bretana, sin renunciar al derecho de re-
clamar nuevamente la plaza de Gibraltar,
hasta que sc restituya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-09

el partido conservador estz pr6ximo 1 al
canzar el poder con el apoyo signiicado
de la opinion del pals. Tambien en- Espa-
ma Ia reaccion en- favor de Ia ideas con-
servadoras es cada dia mas visible, hallan-
dose los pueblos cansados de cuatro amos
de desconcierto. Until es que los revolu-
cionarios afecten dar poca lmportancia a
los indicios que en- todas parties Sc adver.
ten. 81 pals sabe va por una tristfsima ex-
periencia 10 que puede esperar de sus i'm
premeditadas innovaciones, y le ha costa
do bastante caro- el ensayo para que Sc
presto q repetirlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-09
Yabucoa, 5 de agosto de 1879.

Sr. Redactor del BoLETIN MERCANrIL.
No sin razon lanenta " en- su editorial
del 80 de julio pasado, la separation del
Excmo. Sr. Teniente General d. Ramon
Gomez Pulido, de la capitanfa general
Y Gobierno Superior Civihde esta Isla.
Hoy que Ell Sr. Gomez Pulido Sc a!eja
del poder y cesa de ser autolidad entire
nosotros, cumple nuestro prop6sito ha-
Ger pdblica Ia expression de ese mismo
sertimiento por la ausenca del -leal y
honrado Jefe que, con la prudencia ell
tino, propios de su ilustracion, ha drill
do con acierto todos los actos de la adnli-
nistracion pdblica de esta provincia, EN-
ell corto perfodo del mando que le fuE
confiado. Ell Sr Gomez Pulido, ha LENA
do cumplidamente sus deberes en- ell con-
cepto de todos los buenos; y faltarfamos
nosotros al que la gratitud nos impone
81, al retirarse 4 la vida privada del ciu-
dadano, no le acompanase ell sincere voto
de nuestra admiration por tan patri6tica
conducta. Que reciba pues, en- cambio
de sus afanes por la dicha y la prosperi-
dad de los que habitamos esta aparrada
Iprovlncia espanola, ell tribute de nuestro
mas profundo reconocimiento y la segu.
r'dad de nuestro ferviente deseo poroue
ell Cielo le lleve feliz al hogar dom6stico.
Con justos motives para con6ar en- ell
patriotismo y probidad del Excmo. Sr.
Tenlente General D. Simon de la Tore,
nuevo CAPTAIN General Gobernador Su-
perior Civil de esta Isla, esperamos con ra-
zon, llenara el vacfo que entire nosotros
deja el Sr. Gomez Puhdo, con los actos
de una buena administration.
Rogamos ", Sr. Redactor, tenga la
bondad de insertar estas lfneas en- su apre-
ciable peri6dico, por 10 que le quedaran
| agradecidOs sus mas atentos
SIS. SIS. @. B. s. M.
Esteban Puiggros.-Manuel Nadal.-
Jose R. Aguayo.-Andr6s Antelo.-Ger6.
nimo Valleciho. Emilio Moreti - Carlos
vasallo.--Luia Roux.--ADgel Perez qa-l
Tomas Nora. l- a:lsis-- - i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-09
REMITID0S.
ACLARATORIA,

En- El Progreso de 10 del corriente n1-
nero 80, he visto publicado un suelto con
motive de un expediente gubernativo, que
dice ha instruido ell Sr. Alcalde de este
pueblo, por haber recojido varios We
cinos unas frmas, con ell laudable fin de
hacer una protesta contra ell atentado
de asesinato en- las Reales personas de
IS. NM, cuya circumstance no tuvo en-
cuenta Ell Alcalde para de este modo inha-
bilitar quizas votos en- las pr6ximas cleo
clones. Muy extrano parece la verdad,
que esos amigos que Sc han dirij lido al
Director de E1 ProgreSo, no sepan que,
aunque estaban la sombra de la ley,
antes debieron ponerlo en- conocimiento
de la autoridad, para esta en- su vista con-
ceder 6 negar ell permiso, y no habisndolo
verifcado y dado cuenta a dicho Alcalde,
creo, no era otro su deber que inquirir
que objeto Sc dedicaban, puesto que tam
bien podla ser para algun otro que AGAR
reara graves consecuencias, cubiertos con
ell velo de patriotismo y adhesion al Co.
bierno de la Nacion. Ell suponerse que la
averiguacion gubernativa que Sc instruia,
era con ell prop6sito de que aquellos per-
dieran Ell derecho que la ley les concede
para hacer uso del sufragio, es confesar
de plano, que existfa por parte de ellos
culpabilidad, en- razon a que hallandose
inocentes, ell expediente promovido debia
sobreseerse favorablemente, como asf su-
cedi6, una vez que las declaraciones to.
madas probaron ell hecho. Ahora bien, 20
quisiera me dijeran de que modo cali6ca-
rfan una autoridad que habiendole dado
parte de que dentro de su Jurisdiction
exsten emisarios recogiendo frmas, y que
esta por morosidad 6 porque dichos emf.
sarios correspondent al nismo matlz polf-
tico que 81, no tomase una omedida para
averiguarlo y tuviese por resultado una
trama Internal que convirtiera en- un caos
ell pals; entonces seria por ignorancia,
porque 10 sorprendieron 8 por otra causa
parecida, no porque 10 cegaba ell espfritu
de partido como supenen del actual alcal-
de de Manatf. Jay! quiera Dios que los
que asl piensan cuando Sc les caiga la
venda que los ciega no sea tarde.
Manatf, agosto de 1872. :
Um Manatie1O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-09
PROTESTA.

Cons!derando que Inglaterra Sc apodero
del Penon de Gibraltar cuando no estaba
en- guerra expresamente con Espana, Sc
gun hizo notar en- uno de sus manifestos
ell honorable Mr.. Brigh, que hoy retiene
en- su poder esa parte del territorio espa-
mol contra todos los c6digos de la moral;
Considerable que ell Congreso de Utrech,
no tuvieron entrada los embajadores espa-
noles; que fue negado Espana ell derecho
de diseutir las condolences de aquel ira
tado;
Considerando que los embajadores fran
ceses que representation q Espana en- di-
cho Congreso no ajustaron su conducta al
espfritu y letra del poder que para la men
c'onada representation otorg6 Felipe V q
Luis XIV, rey de Francia;
Considerable que en- ell expresado do
cumento Official Sc prohibia terminante-
mente ceder Inglatera en- ell ajuste de la
paz la mas pequena parte del territorio
espanol;
Considerable que los representatives de
Francia Sc extralimitaron al ceder la
Gran Bretana ell Penou de Gibraltar, que
no estaban autorizados para hacer esa
concession;
Considerable que el Gobierno de Espa
ma protest6 oportunamente contra esa ar
bitrariedad, negandose a reconocer condi-
cion tan injusta y humillante;
Considerando que solo por la fuerza Sc
arranc6 despues al Gobierno espanol ell
reconocimento tras del cual Sc escuda
Inglaterra para seguir ocupando Gibral-
tar;
Considerable que dicho reconocimiento
no fue aprobado por los Precuradores del
Reino; que ell Gobierno espanol no pudo
consular los Procuradores; que obro bajo
la preston de circunstancias muy azarosas;
Considerable que volvio protestar, y
fue admitida como usta su protesta por
la Gran Bretana; y hecha p1hlica promesa
de restituir la usurpada plaza;
Considerable que dicha oferta hecha en-
nombre de Ingaterra por Jorge I, envol~
via ell reconccimiento del derecho que Es-
pana tiene para reclamar sin condicion
alguna esa pa'te de su territorio;
Considerando que ell pabellon blitanico,
enclavado en- territorio espanol, here con
tfnuamente la dignidad de una nacion noble
y altiva y ell sentimiento patrio de sus hijos;
Considerable que una potencia no pue-
de tener dominios en- otra sino por derecho
de descubrimiento, indemnizacion justa de
guerra, estado de salvajismo del pals do
minado m1tuo convenio;
Considerable que Inglaterra no puede
alegar ninguno de estos casos: que posee a
Gibraltar por "dere ;ho' de usurpacion
manifesto; que retiene esa plaza contra
la voluntad de Espana.
Las corporaciones espanolas que suscri-
ben, protestan solemnemente contra la
ocupacion de Gibraltar por Inglaterra an
te ell severe tribunal de la opinion p1blica
de Europa, reservandose ell derecho de
elevar esta protesta al Congreso europeo
que mas pronto Sc reuna, 81 antes no Sc le
hace justicia la Nacion espahola.-(Si-
guen las 6rmas de varias importanies cor
poraciones espano as -Es copia.
Antonio Fernadez Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-09
PROT EST A
CONTRA LA OCUPACION DE GIBRALTAR

POR INGLATERRA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
FROM RENO.
REPUBLICAN STATE OoNvRN.
TON.

r.ryc,,L DISPATCH 10 rHI GOLD HILL NEws.]
Reno. September 25-3:4or. M.-The
Republican State Convention convened
nj 10 N. and was called to order by
General C. C. Batterman, Chairman Of
the Republican state Central Com
mittee. Ea as" ..'.
Thomas Wren of White Pine was
elected temporary Chairman; Thomas
A. Waterman of Elko and j. B. Pitch
ford of White Pine, Secretaries; and
John Moran Of Storey, ~sergeant-at,
Arms.
After the appointment Of commit
tees OIL credentials, permanent organ.
ization, order Of business aud platform
and resolutions. the convention -ad-
iourned till 2 o'clock r. ".
The convention reassembled and
took a recess of half an hour to allow
time for committees to report. .aI
On reassembling the temporary off,
GERS of the convention were elected
permanent officers.
Lewis will be nominated for Judge,
Goodwin for Congress, and Putnam
for State Printer. .s ..a,sr.nHaa o't-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
Bus BusrEp.-At two O'Clock P, NJ,


Bus BusTED.-At two o'clock p. n.
to-day. as George Gray, the we'll
known omnibus man, was leaving yir-
ginia with a load Of ten passengers In
the omnibus driving at a moderate
pace, when In front Of Farnham &
Powell's on South c street, the axle OF
the of hind wheel broke square of,
letting the rear Of the bus suddenly
down on ons side, and for a moment
creating quite a panic among the pas
sengers. George stopped the horses
instantly, and although everybody was
terribly frightened no one was hurt
In the least.
NEW SroRE-NEw Goops.-Henry
Morris will. open an extensive, we'll
assorted stock of gents clothing, fur
nlshing goods, etc, on the LIST Of next
month In the south half Of DR.. Halls
new building on Main street. opposite
the News office. He will commence
receiving his goods from below IN a
day or two, and will open at the low
est living cash rates. Look out for
! hi, nou, 1ooda ond bo roadv m make
vorr a.,ss,;ons "
Coon TIVE will he
seen by card in another column, the
Sarsfeld Guard. our local military
company of told Hill. invite all their
friends to be present and hive a good
time with them ut Miners Union Hall
nls evening, the DIVISION os'ng tue
th.ir racam, ,area, .r",,rsion
SAD MISFORTUNE. = Mrs. george
Shaw, wife Of the Sheriff Of Lyon
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

TIE reign Of the servant gals has
commenced. A gentleman of the city
sent Saturday to an Intelligence office
to obtain a young lady" to look on
while his wife did the work. The fair
creature who was offered for the place,
after asking some fifty questions about
whether they had tubs set" whether
the Kitchen was down stairs" etc.
asked how many evenings she could
have "out." Well" said the gentle
man, IL don't see how We can let you
have more than seven" "How many
children have YOU" said the hand
maiden. "Only one boy. eight years
old, but will drown him II you think
he'd BE- In the way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL VIEWS
FROM SAN
Tho sauisy OF Mr.. Fair-Politicni
Me~tiugs-Ihe Baby Rsasisr-
Great luhux Of Wheat-Pheus.
yraphy-A successfui Recsverer-
n1Onoy.

SAN FRANcrsco. September 26-l Pm.
DR.. Schurtleff thinks from the evil
dence submitted to him, that Mrs. Fair
was sane at the time she killed Crit
tenden.
There were five political meetings
In tho city last night, all well at
tended.
Mrs. Minnie Myrtle Miller severely
excoriated the gentle joaquin last
night before a large audience.
DR.. Horner Is to be examined this
afternoon on charge Of roasting a baby.
The receipts of wheat are 80 large
that 1t Is impossible to house the grain
as fast as received.
The Board of Education has en-
ployed a teacher of photography for
the public schools.
Ex-Mayor Merritt, Of Oakland, has
recovered $3.50, Oo0 worth Of stuff from
the whale ships smashed In the Ice In
the Arctic last year. rrraas
Gold. 1885. Greenbacks, ssh; sell
ing at 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

QUESTIONS ANswEREp.-The ques-
ton has often been asked, why goods
In the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap in Gold Hill IS in Virginia,
but from the flattering encouragement
ReInstein Il 20. have received since
they started business here. the question
secns answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and n large assortment
of stock to choose from, The trade can De
Kept at home. Hoping a continuance Of
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise TO stick to the above motto. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
Sold BY all Druggist. and Country Stores.
Sour Stomach.

Seur Stomach.
II the food taken into the stomach Is not
dlgested It dscomposss. In tho latter case .
pungent gas Is developed, which causes sour
eructations, or else the stomach Itself secretes
an acid, which rising upward At intervals, stings
the gullet sharply. These extremely disagree.
able sensations are attributable to impaired
digestion. To get rid OF them, or prevent their
recurrence, 1t 10 only necessary. TO tone and
regulate the gastric organs With Hostetter's
Bitters. II will not answer to postpone the
great corrective with the Idea that the unpleas.
lar from that being tho case, they almost inva-
riably culminstc, n neglected. in chronic dys.
pepsia, with It's concomitants Of gnswinH In the
stomach, dizzinsss, perverted vision, headache
and sleeplessncss. II 10 true that all these dis.
agreeables may be obvl ted by the Bitters; but
how much wiser 10 anticipate their arrival with
ono or two doses Of that sure preventive OF In.
or1an. sea- lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
CtxA,,AxcE SALE OF SUMNER GooDs,

CLxAnANcE SALE OF SUMNER GOODS
NJ. +. Waller Is now selling his
large and we'll assorted stock of fine
clothing, furnishing goods, hats. caps,
boots and shoes, trunks and valises,
ANA every style Of dress and business
suits, cheaper than ever. Call on him
aud satisfy yourself, as his motto !:
..ouick and large sales with small
protits at DR.. Halls new building,
Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

LIVELY MATISEE. - Quite q lively
scrimmage took place last evening NJ
= grocery on South Z street, Virginia,
in which several men and n woman
were engaged. The woman emerged
from q side door Of the house with
something in her hand-perhaps a
loaded stocEing-aad, with q hula
loo, gave two or three slashes upon
the devoted head Of one Of the partici-
n who seemed to have gotten q
LITTLE the worst of the battle. and b
retired under cover. There was quite
q Large crowd In attendance ana no
lack OF accusers Of the guilty parties.
until those engaged, woman n all,
were convicted OF q slight breach OF
decorum. Two Of the actors started
TO leave the scene OF trouble by toe
sidewalk but having a little too much
n,our:mash "aboard. their legs weak
ened aud both fell upoa the sidewalks
locked In each others fond embrace;
After some difficulty they rcgained
their equilibrium. when u OF thenl'
throwing himself In an attitude SINH
lar 20 that assumed by Ajax when de-
fyIug the lightning, proposed ngne
which would DO free for all. NO mr.
rests. No cards.
Mtss O'GoRMAS's LECTURE. Inc
Lecture of Miss Edith o'Gorman, the
Escaped Nun, at Piper's Opera House.
on her "Six Years in q Convent.
was we'll atte nded, the theater being
den.ely crowded In every part with Il
highly appreciative audience. Miss
OGormon IL possessed OF a rather
pleasing appearance. a fair voice, anu
the subject matter Of her lecture was
very interesting, judging from the IRE
quent and hearty applause I ner au-
dience. There certainly were plenty
Of people present who believed every
word she said. She will lecture at the
same place tomorrow evening on the
Roman Priesthood, and will relate
how she escaped, how she was con-
verted to Professionalism, ETC.. For fur
Their particulars see advertisement.
q. 8. BsAscH MrNr RsroRr.-By
this mornlng's train to Virginia City.
,hs Treasurer Of the Branch Mint ship
rad eighteen bars OF impaired gold and
Oliver. worth together $77.l4l 9s-of
which. S80,sS3 AZ 60 to the credit OF
tie Beichsr mine, and the balance,
Si6i3is 5S, to tho credit Of the Crown
Point mine, Gold Hin. Yesterday,
tSs Mint coined 10000 half dollar pie,
COO and received Ass ounces OF mixed
bullion, gold and silver. for melting
and assay.
IMPORTATION WASTEp.-The wiie o
John Doughsrty desires to ascertain n.e
whereabouts. He was driving a Gray
ip sac Lake City, last year. anu 1
sunnosed 10 be somewhere In Nevada
Ms. Dougherty Is In Laramie wy
ominS Territory.
GOLD HILL LKaroN GLEE CLUB
The above harmonic organization vii
hold Its first meeting at the house @
yellow Jacket Hose Company, No. :,
tomorrow evening, and every Thurs
day evening thereafter See advertise
meQh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

WILD CHERRY BAIsAM.-Thc men,
DRY of DR.. Wistar Is embalmed In the
hearts Of thousands whom his Balsam
Of Wild Cherry has cured Of coughs,
colds, consumption or some other form
of pulmonary disease. 1t Is now over
forty years since this preparation was
brought before the public, aud yet the
demand for It Is constantly Increasing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

SEVERE INJumEs.-Eugene Fergu-
son, employed at the No. 3 shaft Of the
Meadow Valley Company at Phoebe
last Friday, fell from the track while
running u car to the dump and broke
his left thigh bone and severely Injured
his shoulder ; also cut his upper lip
and the back Of his head badly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

Elevator and Flame Iucorporatiens
-nrs. Fair's Insanity Stock
Faiisg, Weather Ditto kvef''
thing DHll.

SAN FRANc1sco. Sept. 26-3 p. NJ
The s.ebbins Hydraulic Elevator and
Manufacturing Company, with a cap
isal stock Of $500, 900, filed Its certitt'
cate Of Incorporation to-day. The Pa
clic Canal and Flume Company, capi'
tai, 100000, to operate in San Mateo
county, incorporated to-day.
Medical witnesses are under examl'
nation to-day as to insanity In tho Fail
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
Coiored Cadet.
BY n CABLES.
Abv,.I,I, AL, Iutrrye.usn.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-King Johannese,
of Abyssinia, has sent q messenger
with letters to tho Queen, asking the
intervention Of England against
Egypt. The same messenger has letters
to France, Russia and Germany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
PriAnr Achool.

No. Fired. Eagleston, John Cook,
Belle Ruffner. Sammy Robinson. Mary
Randall, Willie Flanagan. John Dean,
Willie Southey. No. 2-Willie Winny,
Rosa Minnedew, Henry Golfer. Hattie
Colman, Mary Brown, Fannie Brown,
Dolly Dean, George Melzner, Willie
Parker, Ella Fox, Agnes Gillespie,
Ada Parker, Freddie Pizette. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

A USrvERsAL REMEDY. Browns
Bronchial Troches, for coughs, colds
and bronchial affections, stand first In
public favor aud confidence. This re
suit has been acquired By a test OF
many years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25

case. The desense will introduce sew
eral medical experts in support Of their
plea - 20 Z e.
Stock. opened rather stiff but soon
fell. Money being scarce, 1t 10 the
opinion OF the operators that stocks
will 20 to the bed rock before another
rise. q ,.'
Weather cloudy and wind southwest
with prospects of rain.
Everything Is dull.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-25
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the eject.
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored Impedinents 10 Marriage removed
Nav method of treatn emf. New and remark.
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent tree
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No: 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. aul6