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JAMES LOGAN. JOHN ruGRouau
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 6, 1874
.CotonNothing doing good ordinary, li7Sc middllng
Stock, 1913
7 cSaSs Sses du qsies ddns Icsk M Net receipts
Cotton nominal; nothing doing Inid middns, 7c Net
receipts ioi bales. Stock. S,H'.o ,u,, 1874
Cotton n, nominal steady, middllns, l6c. Net re-
q. Stock, II ,l5I.
CHARLESTON, July 6, Is7l
rooS oSttS1 dull midapg lSc low pdqins 5
coastwse, I,677 Sales TO- stock, S,iS6
Spirits ofturpentne auet Roi steady 81 s. for
for yellow dip s5 for Virgin. Tar steady at s. 49,
Maer e' IS g g o White e 0 mt
aieSnan snsH' qe siss sssae5S
leo S bushss q 81 rol red winter 4ilTankee
S, and s SSses ssr Miissd 81 hSSssS
Ssma sS 3 mads ss s 80 te
s. tie nSGsen SSss $ Fss SeSbsfs
York M5sny s Lake az DSs
s corn Sis feet Of 2nn amDer bushels of
paas ss ns ss eel %Sss s s
h; SY AS iaa barley 9 ma
ISL 0s s' do
% sa@s @ % ao reg sshs Ss s
son Sc FSsr qSet sales e9 the
$7a 81 25; amber, 81 90 Ss; white So 25 3d. Wheat
dull; Milwaukee No spring, 81 ST "A; do. No. DO.
81 70 III 7 Corn quiet; sales in lots at 67c Oats
inactive; sales OF prime Milwaukee No. at Sac No.
Western held at BIC Rye nominal at 81 TO- Barley malt
Arm; Canada, 81 20 a S2 Western, 81 80 81 80 Pro
visions firm mess and short pork, $40; lard, uac
l2ac Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO, July 6, 1874.
Flour steady: Wheat active and higher at 81 50 for
No white Wabash; 81 35 for No. B; 81 As for No.
white Michigan 81 rs for amber Michigan july 81 2in
August, 81 20; No. red 81 %; new 81 "A NO. red
81 y 81 23h August 81 IS. Corn and in fair de-
mand, at o31sc, for high mixed, cash. July and August;
&c. september low mixed, 6314c. b3iac.; yellow,
6f%c white 69c. no grade, 60bc Oats quiet ana
changed at 53c for No. l. Freights unchanged. Re-
ceipts2SOO0 bushels wheat, 1900 do. corn 5000 do
oats Shipments $500 bushels wheat and 3d. 900 do
CHICAGO, July g. 1874.
.. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whea: quiet and weak;
July. 81 05S August No do, 81 06; rejected, 97c.
Corn firm and lower, at 5Saic 6Oc. for No. mixod,
cash; @ sssac July Ssc Augussj rejected 5sc Oats firm
saIiac buyer s July; rejected 4.ac Rye dull anda
at 81 10 81 20 for No spring Pork active and higher
SIS s. buyer August; sig Is SIS ST. buyer sepem.
l 25c. ll3Oc buyer July. Freights active; corn to
Buffalo 4c. On the call OF the Board this afternoon
wheat closed firm at 81 27, july 81 Osa, August Corn
6OO bbls. flour, 1000 bushels wheat 4l70OO do corn
$500 do oats and 1900 do rye. Shipments-9000 bbls
-four 5000 bushels wheat 7o40OO do and do
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
DUEL IN SAX0NY.

duel was fought short time since at Dresden
by General Won Kotzebue, the Russian Minister to
the Court OF Dresden, and Count Luckner, saxon
nobleman. Count LucKner had been engaged TO
General Won Kotzebue's niece, but the engage
mcnt was broken OF In a manner which was
offensive to the lady's family. Her father being
prevented by illness, the Russian Minister sent q
challenge to fight with pistols which was &C.
cepted. The seconds and umpire however, pre-
vailed upon the General to alter the distance pro-
posed from Ave PAGES to ten.
The seconds on the part OF M. Won kOszebue
were Colonel Won FedorOn and Herr Won krOtkon,
both Russians. Count Luckner's seconds were
, Herr Won Arnim, q Prussan officer, and young
Count Bismarck, the German Chancellorss son.
On the-signal for the nrst shot being Civ en- the
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
THE EXTREMES.
The following table shows the opening, highest


under the disturbing influence of the new profrer
as well as the current payments. In regard TO
Mr.. Brstow's new offer it is stated that special
agent OF the Treasury arrived Yesterday from
Europe who bore the intelligence that
not $l,00o,000 OF the new loan could
be marketed under the existing conditions
Prices closed limited States currency skies,
JIG a 116H; do. do, 1881, registered, 116ls
p 1l6k; do. do, do, coupons, 1l6& III; do.
6ve.twenties, 1862 registered, 113 113H; do
do, do, coupons, 1884 1l3,s do. do, 1864,
registered, 1l6h 11694; do. do, do, coupons,
116A 116al; do do, 1865, registered 1861 1l62;
do. do, do, coupons 1161s 1l71s do. do, 1865,
new, registered, 1l5K 1l6: do. do, do, cou-
pons 1154 1l6t4; do. do, 1867, registered, l164
116H; do do, do, coupons, 11691 q III; do. do,
1868, registered, 116i4 116h; do. do, do, cou-
pons, 116h III; do. ten-iorties, registered,
1I3 a 1l3Ik; do., do, coupons, 1l3 a 113E do.
Hves, 1881, registered, 1855 1884; do. do. do,
coupons, lis 1884.
STATE BONDS
we're neglected. The following were the latest
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
THE SUB-TREASURY,

within O few weeks General Thomas Hill
houses term OF office as Assistant Treasurer
at the New York sub-freasury will expire, and
news was received In Wall street yesterday
that his reappointment is certain. Much satls-
faction was expressed at the news. The General
has held the position for about three years. The
balance at this establishment last night amounted
TO over $ll6OOO,OOo for which amount General Hill
house is responsible to the Treasury Department
at washington. The General was congratulated
by several friends yesterday.
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


AvERY-BEERY.-In this city, on Saturday, July
:, py Tue Rev. +. B0ttome. ROBERT AVERY, U. D. A.,
To VIRGINIA CONSTANCE BERRY. No cards
lsAAcs-SAMPsoN.-In Philadelphia, on Wednes-
uay, July l, by the Rev. 5. MOrals, Mr.. ISAAC II.
lsAAcs, OF Philadelphia, to LIZZIE, eldest daughter
OIL A. sampson, OF New York
philaoelphia papers please copy.
m mfAGE-FERRETT.-M Jersey City Heights, ON
Thursday July 2, by Rev. Chauncey Giles SAMUEL
v" PAGE TO KATE FERRET. No cards
hE.s-DoUGiERrY.-At the residence OF the
g. Moses, OF Camden, n. j., Rev. GEORGE f. RERs,
OF Philadelphia, 10 JULIA NJ, daughter of Charles
II. Dougherty, Esq, OF Brooklyn. No cards,
SHIPMAN-HULL.-On Monday, July g. by the
Rev. +. &. Sweetser, at the residence OF the BRIDE
York. No cards.
The New York herald., 1874-07-07

Russian Minister'S pistol missed Ore and the
Counts bullet went into the air. The Counts
second shot went through the Generals nat, while
the General missed his aim entirely. The General
was Tor exchanging shots third time. but was
overrued by the umpire and seconds, VINO con-
sidered the demands OF honor fully satisfied.
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
CLOSING PRIoEs-3 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Steady-Lard Firm-Sugar Stronghold
fee Firm-ROsin Quiet-Spirits Turpen-
tine More Active-PctrOleum Quiet
Freights Steady.
MONDAY July Go p. M.
The inactivity usually incident to holiday recur.
rences prevailed quite extensively in ,commercal
centres to-day, and the aggregate movement OF
merchandise was comparatively unimpOr tani, most
markets being called dull On 'Change the move
ment in four, wheat and corn was at descending
prices. Pork and lard, while quiet, held their
own the latter ruling firm Cotton, on the spot,
was not wanted at present prices, and holders re-
fused TO reduce figures induce business Groceries
were generally held with much hrmness Naval stores
were generally unchanged, spirits turpentine,
however, showing activity. Petroleum was
very quiet, closing, however steady.
CoFrEE.-The market for all descriptions was firm,
without change in values. We note sales of 3066
bags Rio, per j, Pcndergast, private terms We
quote Rio ordinary cargoes. 1890. 2Oc. fair do
224c. extreme range for lots 1870 224c. Java gov
ernment bags 23c. &c. DO, mats, &c 27ac;
Ceylon, 1870. 22Sc. Maiacaibo 1916. 221sc: La
guayra, PIC. 221ac.; jamaica l9Ic &c St Domingo
l7c &c., Porto Rico, 20c q Nc. Costa Rca, 2Oc.
222c Mexican, 20c. 21c. Sayania, l3c 22c. Cura-
Goa, lSc. a 2c., gold. 60 a 80 days.
COTTON the spot quite neglected and nominal
at about former prices. The only demand was from
spinners for small lots. Futures were dull irregular
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDON, July 6-Evenng
Common rosIn Is. 3D. per cwt. Lnseed oil f2S is a
EOS U.s. per tun. Spirits turpenune 25s 3d. 25s 3D. per
Cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvERPoOL, July Give
ning.-C0mmOn rOsin IS. 3d. a Is Cd. per cwt
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BANK STOCKS
were dull, and without any important change.
The following Xere Ihe latesI bids
GOLD RANGED


on extreme quotations to-day between 11o7S and
no. with slight sales at the intermediate figures
and closing at no. The carrying rate was to per
cent, borrowing MIA. Customs receipts were
s4ll0OO; interest payments, S627,0OO; bonds,
nothing.
ruled on call 2 and per cent. The internal reve-
nue. receipts to-day were s9S3,00O Secretary
Bristow, 1t is said, will be absent for week.
TREASURY BALANCES
The New York herald., 1874-07-07

Wheat was dull irregular and decidedly lower, par
G GSGSsS M and q red q il The sae
81 80 for No Minnesota and sheboygan tor No Mil
e bh a &
and Sns nSa Sa Mes
in fair request and firm selling to the extent Of about
wSts 'n g sGsaH quiet
private hs ana
ssf sns SHs s"S o sSysd s aS %s
PoT!S sisS 76c English Islands soc &C.; New
NAVAL sroREs,~Rosin in light demand with 81 10
reported sales seJ SSls No sold s. 3 s7
iarpentne sold % 80 sc 5b
Ss s. sSS ew eVa Yo sOs closing i0
CUT meats s. PACKAGE Lard none The market Tor mess
pork, while without activity. was steady; LIS bbs
Rsd 90 dfs'7es SIS S
at SSss sq% a. and S %
for short clear BeefThe market today has been very
aobbins way, were placed, to the amount OF co pack
mss. sb os wn ri ol l1s aanss $s.s s
prime mess terces; $2t tor India mess do and S26 for
sni sn @ india the sst
Sn 2 ss vs. Sr a a4e
been quiet but values exhibited no essential change We
800 fresh at 2e per b fresh bellies atse per
H., 500 fresh shoulders at nc. per h.. and 1000 lbs
picked shoulders at 7c. per ID. Lard was hrm and in
iar demand with sales OF 75o erces July at ll2c
tlcrccs september IL Lice per lb Butter and cheese
were unchanged In every respect
PETROLEUx.-Whout sales OF crude in bulk the mar
ket quite steady Sc being in all demanded for
steady at l2c l2c for spot and July deliveries with
sales of 30U bbs at 2Ac. deliverable last half July.
Cases closed quiet at 6S,c l7c; Naphtha was dull at
at l21sc.
RIcE.-wc have only to note moderate jobbing ous-
ness at steady prices Sales 40 tierces OF Carolina at
from c SIC. per Id. and LIS bags of Rangoon at CSC
s1cAh-The market for raw sugar ruled hrm with
sales of about O hhds and 500 boxes at full prices in
cudng b0 hhds muscovado at &c. 1876 do centrifugal at
boxes centrifugal at &C. and boxes mola sugar at
7ssc. The market closed strong the basis of 7ac.
sac. per lb for fair TO- good refining. Re
ioIc. for powdered and leilc Tor W granaated
We quote te:-Cuba-Refining, inferior to common. 7c a
TIC. fair TO good 7?6c &C. good to prime, SIC
SIC centrifugal hhds and boxes, Nos to l3 SIC.
94c.; molasses hhds and boxes &C. 7Ac; meado 4ac.
6nc Clayed-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos to 7hc.
ne do 10 to IL, s1ac ssc. do, to 10 sac a9sc
white gSzc. lose. Porto Rico-Redning, common to
Braz-Dutch standard. Nos 9 to II, nc. asc; Java
Dutch standard. Nos 10 e u, SAC SIC Mana-supc'
STEARrNE was steady, with moderate inquiry. The
sales were $50 tierces, 1T i31sc a l51ac, per ID.
TALLow was dull $500 lbs prime city sold at &c. &c
wHIsKxy-Receiprs, 427 bbis The market was steady,
with moderate demand, AMI sales OF $50 bbls Al y9c,
at which the market CLOSED steady.
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
Ifirt.l.


MCDoUGALI.-At 542H Willoughby avenue
Brooklyn, on Monday, July G, MIS-. j. I. McDouGALL
OF a daughter.
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
THE LONDON MARKE

THE LONDON MARKET
was quiet and steady to-day, with dull feeling.
Prices at the close were as follows :-Consos,
money, OPS; do, account 92ss; old 1S65's,
1885; 1s67s, 1OS4 ten-iortes, 1O4Ss 1O4A;
new fves, 1049S l041a; Erie, 299a 29h.
Market quiet and steady. There were s5e,oOO
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS
FRANKFORT July Gold 1865, 1925; 1S64s,
1913; 1S6S's, 1929; 1865, new, lO2.
AMSTERDAM, July 6-P M.-Union Pacific first
mortgage bonds, 724; Union Pacific stock, "a "a;
Northwestern preferred, 521a; st. Paul preferred,
5GH; Erie, 275s.
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GREAT OPPORTU NITY.-$l5OO O)O WILL PROCURE
"A OF the original founder one Half Interest in
Old manufacturing business which can be shown worth
millions OF dollars the principal object pro-
cure good financial man with capital 10 aid in hand
ling this great natural monopoly there three
original parties In the world IN this trade and they
now stock companies whose stock is worth 500
goods VIII be found to be more popular both IN this
country and Europe than either after the first $65 900
payment the balance be made easy Address. Civ
ing real name and stating where interview may be
had, MANUFACTURERS, box 2OJ Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-07-07

For future delivery basis low mdding, the sales
Ja ga I 10 M % noss tin
20h 400 at Is 1890. August 100 at II ll6c, l3O at
s na at 4 m os,ohsG a @ oS at
notce) at IS SiSe 400 at Iec: 100 at 6 s}asc 0 at
o notice today. 1'' 7o5 oS? & i a. at io mo
PS's S g. t9ssqy AHs"r @ ss. at ~ 80 st
this MONTH, llCO at 5s2e 800 at IL ll6c, 500 at
y ls?c H. seSten19sr ~, be S at m mlaaG 700 at Y as2c o
s U.s. LIZ So at oetobeT L ssf o
s sI,sSc 200 at l7c 80 at i lec 100 l7c. 500 at
ad 81 ID m at i'd =" % 4S 100 at Goe
total l49O6 bales The averages OF Thursdays forward
deliveries, officially reported the bulletin
octoSe 1871 Scye%Sei S7S; becemSeF iS7 7s First
cal-%y 4g9 bales at iesc TX August lO9 At 5s2c oc-
New Orleans 1858; Mobile 6l Savannah 259 Charleston
$$spSa sA day day ss' week eel t%s s
henG tGe 1eTh in Ss fairly
tering business fairly active, the whole market
ing steady x in ae hS Suss Was S i'd % yer
sail p 600 bushels wheat at lod 100 5 hhds tobacco st
9Id 2l60 bbis Hour, through freight 2s l01sd Char
ters were made as toows:-An Italian bark, hence to
American bark hence same VOYAGE with 5000 dodo at
6s ID; Norwegian bark. hence same voyage with a2O
a' With $50 do Do
hence same voyage, with 5000 DO do, at 6s: 3D. Nor
ranean With 500 cases refined pc troleum at Sc
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receipts, 2239l bbls. wheat,
6 s bushes 5 SSs sa o d. corn Thops meal 100
ceptble change in the flour market shipping extras
being w saa, % asout d bS ether = s
was quiet and sold only the extent Of $50 bbs at from
with sales OF 600 bbls IS "a for Western and S4 ID
The New York herald., 1874-07-07

5000 S G 6's, n, J 4 j..
lU0O Tenn 6's, o. cx c..
1000 lem 6's, n, eX c..
l0Uu Tenn 6's. II s..b C
1000 { hi " n W con. BIC
1000 Chi, r ! * Pac rs
300 { hic h Mil lst IN.
2U0J G n n W ccg z b..
1000 West Tn Te! bds.
SOUU North Mo lst. b C
100 shs U ) Ex Co. b C
30 Am Ex Co. ID Z
400 West Tn Tel. ..b G
The New York herald., 1874-07-07

A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED
n Only S500U0 in city Real Estate. cash mortgage
for seven years lease (at 5000 yearly most
elegant 90 Hote Summer resort IN the Union, located
within ~ miles of New York. magnificent eXpansc
water accessible by boat or railroad III ~ hours;
loo rooms, besides par0rs reception, bath, billiard
and and black walnut moquet and Brussels carpets cost
SlO50OJ go with the lease also yachts, II rowboas
boathonsc, stable with 60 stalls l2 acres ground &c,
now filled for the season by the first families of New
York and paving over 5000 per day; no risk expert
ment; the lease alone worth year Photographs
and particulars with PHALON Il SLOAN, 81 East Sew
aptaa nth
The New York herald., 1874-07-07

I'O MONEY LENDERS-I HAVE SEVERAL TUoU
sand dollars OF first mortgage Security Notes on ron
erty a cleveland. Ohio which re ealize ipo
give me terms within two days. FRANK ANON p'"
S54 Broadway, room q. New York
The New York herald., 1874-07-07

DEPOSIT COMPANY, NO. So LIBERTY
street Loans and advances on
approved collateralA
The New York herald., 1874-07-07
FIN ANCIAL.

A STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES; 800 FOR lO
shares $30 to $400 for double privi!eges; $50 fol
SlUOOO gold: all 80 days bought members of the Ex
change; stocks and gold bought commission; ex
plauatOry circular furnished
HAZARD 4 MONTAGUE, No 6 Broad street.
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OLD Roam.

Under the road side chestnut branches,
Where the nidses Gance ant the wood-bces
drOne.
stands The oil stage -hOre, pour I'D Roam
Broken and flown,
Worn to the bJne,
Turned out 10 nibbie and starve alone.
Ten years sgo he hal . MASTER
Who pettei, carssed. and fed him veil;
Few on the rad were gayer or faster
Than thoro u hbred hoan, whose story tell:
But one day he fell
At stony brook dell:
And-then his master wanted 10 SELL
swoie, when the roam hmped nome from his
fail,
Never would he drive hor.e with ,pa'in.
Nor let IA III stand in the Morgan stall
Be price great or small.
Nsg. SPAWN and all,
SLou d 60 - the highest bidders cali.
John, the fur'Sus driver, bought him.
To mate with . worthless, knock need hack:
And the irst Lsson this new owner taught ham,
Was the lash hard. and an empty race;
'rSas crack! crack. crac.?
Big load, heavy track
Twenty. miles every day, twenty and lack.
Year .fer year. in all kinds Of weather.
Pulling the red coach over the road:
Driven At full speed many hours together.
Worried and hurriet with oath and goad.
II II rained or showed,
Heav er the load,
And always, &C. lang there, you lazy old Il ad,'
Ten years of hard fare. foamipg and freezing;
Ten years OF toll in the sun, suew and ia:n;
Wind-g died. knee. sprung, lame and wheeling,
Aud tie old fellows free as a colt again,
Yes, fee with his pain
o; spawn and sprsin,
To pick up q living in 1histleturf lane
50 meath the roadside chestnut branches.
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Ax.n Of Sense and Libsrallty.

The San francisco Chronicle gives lilo
graphy of james Lick, the donor Of the
enormous sum of 500. 900 for the purpose
Of building and equipping with the best te!-
escope in the world an observatory in the
Sierra Nevada. He il described - an &C.
oeotric old gentleman. His eccentricities
consist, a. far - can be gathered from the
Biographical sketch, in thorough, sterling
honesty, wcndtr sul common sense, and IA
railroads.&c. religious views. In disposing Of
his property to Others before dying in order
that be isht have the pleasure Of seeing
others enjoy it, he proved himself man of
sense - we'll - llberality. In the language
of an Inspired writer, I'VE brought nothing
into this world, and il u certain that we
to b. ing considered liberal that man makes
who merely distributes according to his SELF
ISL desires that which he cannot use himself
- not apparent, bat il is 20 Renerally allow.
ed that Ne necessarily regard the man &C.
centric who volun arily parts with his
property before dying. In his thorouehnes
in business. tor, Mr.. Lick vss eccentric. He
built -four nil 1t . vss, expense, seleced
the grain fer il VIII the uts1ose care, and
made euch an admirable qualify Of -four
that it sold for tvo dollars barrel mere
ihan any oh er in the market. He vas &C.
Centric enoush to give tbs s.ill to the Tom
falne 6ociesy Of Boston, AID to ietl iodig-
nant vhen they boldly sid il for ene-tvel.-
iieth Of its value. But The crovning eccen-
uicity Of his life vash1 N esest In the study
of as.ro.omy, which p-ompsed him to make
the nagni6c<nt dopa,ion which viii give
the Far West the bese apparatus in exist
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manded that the family trouble should be
kent in that exclusion which domestic affsin
have q right to claim.
lido MOI propose to analyze and contest,
at this time. the extraordinary paper OF M.
Tiltop. but there sre two allegations
which 1 cannot permit 70 PEI without
special mention. They refer 70 the oaly two
incidents which Mr.. Tilton Pretends 70 have
witnessed personally, the one The alleged scene
in my hoo.e, y lille looking at engraving, and
the ether a chamber scene in his own house;
his statements concerning them are entirely
fsl.e; nothing of the kind ever occurred nor
any femblance of any such thing; they are
nov brought to nv notice for the first time.
To every statement which connects me dis
honorably with Mrs. Tilton or which in any
wise would impugn the honor and priv o'
the beloved Christian woman, 1 gave t.s;
most explicit, comprehensive and solemn
denial. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
BROOKLYN, July 22.-The statement oil
Mrs. 1 lion will be made public Tomorrow,
and il is understood that It will be com
pI.te denial of the charge made against Mr.
Be. cher and herself by her husband. Nh
Beecher will prepare more full and con
cise reilly 10 De submitted to the inveaiea
ting committee at a. early date a. pc sihle
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A ynurg husband suak his viie 10 . soda
foCniain, Lei evening. cd lookingsoleon y
q the nan Who asksa thsn 'seha1 syupr'
aid b woaA taks 'auaade." laaeins
hi hoeroe When sAs nd - would nke
soos too. He laagAsd folly. ~ IL enld
sweat seood h grs.. aroo On II dAaay
hesv; has foesI1alely ake ads ~ Dsvcf
lese M psones q mind, and uAi,s ~
hnsbasd thee0 = - extzar dso of Ss1-
-" ks uifo - . w 1see ~ RI
o.. - vMus1x k5%ns.1a 0iA :;
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SPEEDILY CURED

A LII Chronic and Nervous Dt.esses Of ooth
"A ,exes. q rsssonabls price. Young Hee vh0
Arc ouflering from nervous debility, weak. nerv-
Gus, exssustsd feeling energy. iov spirits, ooe.
tused bod, weak ms0ory. etc. Pamaneeuy
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