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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
g The Firms Busted.V

A novel bankruptcy case is reported
bythe National SI,lday-SchOOL Teacher
The Junior partner of the firm, being
more generous than just. went into be-
nevolent operation without asking the
senior member:
A little boy applied to Gen. Clinton
B. Fisk for capital to go into business
Amount wanted d-Seventy-fve cents.
Business-Boot- backing. Station-Neal
Fulton Ferry, New York. Profits to be
divided at the end of six months.
The arrangement was made, and the
firm began business. One Monday morn.
ing, however, the "workln" partner
came into the Generals Office wearing E
very lugubrious countenance.
"Whats the matter?" asked the
General.
"Oh," said the boy, "it's all up"
"All up" said the General; "wha
do you mean!'
ooh" replied the urchin, "the firm.
busted"
Chow is that ?" was the inquiry.
"WelI," said the boy, 81 had 81, 9.
on hand; but yesterday man came int
our Sunday y-school, and said we mus
give all our money to the Missionary
Society, and I put it all in-couldn't
help it-an' it's all up with u.s.
We have no doubt that the firm i'm
mediately Presumed" business again
but it is the first partnership we have
heard of that has been busted in that
wayl Hence our extreme sympathy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Va, February IL
The Readjuster's caucus, last
night, endorsed bill for re-district-
ing the S'a'e in'o II judicial circuits.
The bill giving the Governor au
thority to appoint ali commissioners
of sale, and the Senate bill repeating
the whipping post law, and the au-
ditorship question, were discussed
at length.
Hale one of the four Readjusters
who bolted the caucus on. account
of the effort to dictate who should
be Massey's clerks, made a long
speech and promised finally to abide
by the decision of the caucus if
Massey was given another chance.
1t was thereupon decided to rescind
the previous action in nominating
S. Brown Allen, and to take another
vote for auditor, next Tuesday night
The caucus adjourned at midnight.
The relief committee appointed by
the citizens meeting have gone ac-
lively to work in behalf of the wild
ows and orphans of Midlothian. The
city has been laid off in districts and
canvassers appointed to solicit con-
tributions. The Odd Fellows have
also taken steps looking to relief of
the families of several victims who
were members of the lodge at Mids
lothian. Contributions are coming
in from various quarters abroad, and
the prospects are that the answers
to the appeal for aid will be general
and ample. The fund which is be-
ing collected by the "State," an
afternoon paper in this city, amounts
to nearly $4,000 This is independ-
ent of the general work of the relief
committee.
In the Circuit Court in this city yes
terday, Judge Milford rendered de
cision in the case of Henry Lewis
and others against the Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company, order
ing the road to be re sold, The
purchaser at the previous sale has
twenty days within which to comply
with his compact of the purchase on
the legislation of additional costs
incurred, and the paying of interest
on the defaulted $4,000, the first
installment of purchase money.
The Senate to day passed bill
incorporating the Virginia and West
Virginia Railroad Company, which
has for its object the construction oi
a railroad from any point on the
West Virginia line and thence to the
city Of Alexandria, or to any point on
the Potomac River above that city
The capital stock is to be not less
than 100000 nor more than $10,'
100000.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Excitement on Change at ST.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February 10.-The ex
citement on the change at the open
ing this morning was the most in
tense and determined ever known
here. Desperate offers were made
to contend with, longs insisting on
higher prices, and shorts persistently
attempting to hammer them down.
Finally the excitement ran SO high
that a panic became imminent,
and then several of the principal
shorts agreed to do no more bearing
except in settlement. This almost
instantly stopped the trading, and
the excitement subsided, greatly to the
relief of everybody. At1l;30 the clos
ing call motion was put and carried,
that all deals should beregardedas un-
settled. Prices then advanced l to
Il cents, and trading proceeded, and
that with decision. No suspensions
have been announced this morning,
and no rumors of trouble have so far
been heard.
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A False Report.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE Plea
yune publishes interviews with seve-
raj prominent citizens of North Lou
isiana, some of whom reached the
city yesterday, in regard to the re-
ports of starvation prevailing in that
section of the State Each and ev>
cry one of them state that such re-
ports are untrue. The crops in that
part of the State We're short, and
there is but little money, but no dis
tress prevails that cannot be relieved
by the people of the respective par
ishes. Gov. McEnery has received a
number of dispatches, in reply to in
quiries, from prominent citizens of
North Louisiana, denying the states
ments made in the preamble adopted
by the Columbia Caldwell parish
meeting.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Death Warrant Signed.

New ORLEANS, February 10.-Gov.
McEnery has signed the death war
rant of Paul Pringle to be hanged
March 10th at Mansfield, De Soto
parish. Pringle is one of the three
criminals who escaped from the
Shreveport jail while under sentence
of death for attempted murder and
robbery. He was captured here
about month ago to-day. A negro
believed to be John Mobile was ar
rested and looked up for identifca-
ton, He is under death sentence
for participation in the same crime
with Bolton and Pringle.
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THE STATE DEBT.
intense Interest at Nashville.
the Supreme Court will
Decide Adversely to 1903.

Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, February 10
With but few exceptions, it is be-
lieved the Supreme Court will, to.
morrow, deliver an opinion, which
will be adverse to the 100 3 settle
ment. The decision is looked for
ward to with most intense interest.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NAsHTILLE, Tenn, February 10
No decision has been rendered in the
Tennessee bond case. To morrow is
op nion day in the Supreme Court,
and it is expected the opinion in this
case will be delivered then.
NEw York, Feb. II. A Nashville,
Tenn, special says the Supreme
Court has decided that the funding
act is uncOnst tutional.
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Hanged.

COLUMBIA, S. G., February 10
Jesse Barber, convicted of the mur-
der of his step>father, Mack Perry,
on the first of August last, was
hanged at the Winnsboro Jail build
ing to-day. About sixty persons wit>
messed the execution. and at least five
hundred were outside endeavoring to
get a glimpse. Barber claimed on
the gallows that his pistol went off
accidentally, and killed Perry. The
trap was sprung at 1:23 o'clock.
Life was pronounced extinct in 16
minutes, his neck being broken by
the fall.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Mormon Faces.

The Salt Lake Tribune, published 70
the Mormon country, says Ihere ale
three distinct types OF faces; oeno.ls
stubbornness, Ignorance ana supeiiII p;i,a
ton. The stubborn face hrst strlAes
the observer. A forehead IKE tne emu
of a filbert, q crooked nose anu pro-
truding lip. Such faces belong to men
Who will take the minority side OF any
question and stick to 1t clean 10 tne
crave Every town has some odd,
cranky character who is willing to bet
two dollars and half that the world is
fat: who denies that water will seek Its
level. and if on jury always stands out
against the other eleven. If he ever has
to leave his native town, he will fetch
ND in Salt Lake in the Mormon Church
to dead certainty. He embraces the
faith. content to know that 9,999 out OF
10000 look upon it as the grandest sham
in the century. The superstitious class
have faces of another type entirely.
There is strength in the stubborn face,
but none in the superstitlous. Their
under lip retreats; their chins are hardly
discernible, and, sitting with dliated
eyes and open mouth, they drink In the
food of bosh and drivel from the
preachers, absolutely believing that the
meaningless language is the divine In
spiration of God. Then comes the vast
array of ignorant faces-whole rows OF
men who look like chimpanzees from
the iungles of Central Africa men with
little diminutive noses, big months,
cunning, twinkling eyes and protruding
teeth. The fringe of neck whiskers
about the lower part of the face complete
the general resemblance to the baboon,
which is never lost when viewed from
any direction, front, side or obGque.
These faces only belong to the con-
gregation, the tithe-prayers. The tlthe-
eaters, who sit up and do the talking,
are of different order. Their faces are
stamped with a sleek, plausible cunning,
and they maintain their gravity and de-
corum with good show of naturalness
as they face the poor devils whom they
have robbed and duped for half a
century. Cannon is a fine type of the
sleek-faced apostle of fraud and robbery.
To the congregation below he seems the
perfect impersonation of piety and
purity. The cut of his jib, the perfect
brush of his hair and the mild and gentle
look of his eye all indicate the man
whose sleek exterior is but mask to
cover his real characteristics. The
wretches to whom his hypocritical SER
mons are directed drink in his platitudes
like water.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Not to Be Sneezed at.

That pure, sweet, safe end effective
American distlllation, of which hazel, Amer
loan pine, Canada fir, marigold and clover
blossom, called Sanford's Radical Cure for
Catarrh. A few doses instantly relieve the
most violent sneezipg or head cold, stop all
watery discharges from the nose and eyes,
cure headache and nervousness, and Danish
all danger of fever. Complete treatment
for one dollar.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Smau.POx.

PETERSBURG, Va, February IL
Four new cases of smallpox have
broken out in the Red Oak district
and in Brunswick County two deaths
have occurred. There are now ff-
teen patients in the hospital. The au-
thorities of the Norfolk and Western
railroad in consequence of the prev
alencs of small pox have issued an
order prohibiting the carrying of
passengers on freight trains,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Fire,

LYNoHBURG, Va, February IL
A fire, at 3 o'clock this morning, com
pletely destroyed three storehouses
on Main Street occupied by J. NJ
Boobltt, shoe maker, j. Cleft, jewel
er, and A. d. Hellsman and Co.,
clothiers. Loss about $4,000, coY-
cred by insurance. The fire was the
result of incendiarism.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12

"AH, dearest" sighed the young man
at the feet of his ownest own, "dost
thou know what OF all outward things is
nearest my heartq" "Really, I can't
saw" she replied, "but if you have any
regard for your health in this change
able weather, 1 should think it was q
flannel shirt" She was too practical,
and it broke the engagement. t.-Steu6en
vile Herald.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
The Methodist Book Committee

CINCINNATI, O., February 1O.-At
a meeting of the Methodist book
committee yesterday, Messrs. Wal
den and Stone, of this city, were EN-
powered to make arrangements at
Atlanta for the sale of books. Then
it was decided to discontinue the
Methodist Advocate at Atlanta if its
income and subscriptions failed in
any one quarter to pay expenses.
The sum of $4,000 was apportioned
for the salary of bishops this year.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
In AffectiOnate Remembrance.

sWhat shall 1 get you to remind you
of me while am away" asked fash
ionable Austin young gentleman of his
intended.
"Do you want to get me something
that will always make me think of you,
when look at it ?"
eyes, darling"
"Then buy me a monkey to play
with. ."-TeTas SJtings.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Dr.. HAMMOND holds that smoking is

DR., HAMMOND holds that smoking is
bad for boys and women. 1t impairs
their digestion, sight and hearing, he
says, and renders them subject to neu-
ralgia and diseases of the brain. For
men he thinks the moderate smoking OF
a cigar is good, retarding the waste OF
the tissues, making the food go farther
and enabling them to bear trouble with
complacency.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
MINOR DISPATCHES.

NEw York, February 1.-The
World says that at meeting of the
Tammany Hall committee it was an
nounced that John Kelly would leave
for Florida to-day. He goes South
by the advice of his physicians.
New ORLEANS, February IL
The labor trouble at the cotton
presses is ended. All the presses
are working with full forces of
skilled workmen.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
The Cotton Supply.

New YoRK, February l1.-The to-
tai visible supply of cotton for the
world is 3,15l,799 bales, of which
2,536,053 is American against 2, $780,
Ala and 2,419,000 respectively for
last year,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Turn Verein Calico Ball.

A calico ball will be given by the Knox
vile Turn Verein at their new hall, under
the opera-house, Tuesday night, Feb. 21st.
Only those having invitations will be ad.
mitted.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
Grateful to IuyaIids.

Floreston Cologne is grateful to inyalids,
beease it is refreshing without the sioksn-
ing sffsst of most perfumes
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12

You will be taxed low for all the goods
you buy at Strong & Co.'S.
Lon, Low, Low prices at Strongs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12

II you poernlet would write,
Provide psn and sheet Of paper;
And then invoke the Muse,
And then-just let the orsatzys espex.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-12
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Proceedings of the City Council Last
Night.

The board met as usual last night, Mayor
Il. S. Payne presiding, and the following
aldermen present
Caldwell, Brooks, Mccoy, Selby, Heiskell,
eoffin, Murphy, Hockenjos, Fulcher, Mi
chaels, Ramsey, Hudiburg, Logan, Craig,
Mcmillan, Irwin, a full board.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Alderman W. c. Fulcher, from the 7th
ward, not having been present at the former
meeting, appeared and was duly qualified
by Recorder White
j. II. King, Esq, by permission, ap-
peared to petition for the refunding of taxes
on $25, 900 of personal proper enormously
assessed for 1881 to Butt, DePue & Co.,
reading from copy of the record of the
County Court to show that like action was
taken by them.
On motion of Alderman Michaels, the
amount of the oyer-assessment was ordered
rremitted and refunded to Butt, DsFae
il Co.
At the suggestion of Mayor Payne, the
rules and regulations by which the former
boards have been governed, being adopted
April 23d, 1870, were read by Alderman
Caldwell
On motion of Alderman Brooks, the
rules were amended, requiring the city
attorney to attend all meetings of the board,
On motion of Alderman Heiskell. the
rules and regulations were adopted as a
whole
The following bills were presented by Al
dermaa Coffin, chairman of the finance
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Surveying and Conveyancins

I WILL survey ANYWHERE promptly and Al
I short uctice-accuracv guaranteed. Specis
attention paid in connection Herewith t. ORA"
ING DEEDS or any other instruments II rlung
+. O.-Charlcst0wn, Jefferson Co.. " Va.
Dec. 3, lsTT. no" Eli bEOn y.
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PATENTS

nBTAINED fcr new Inventions. or ~: i'm
\ proyemcnts in old ones, Caveats, Infringe
ments. Grade-MIrNs. and all patent bushes
promptly attended 10.
IyvEyrovs rHir HAVE BEEN REJRcTsp MAY
still in mos; eases b, patented by ~. Beins
opposite the Z. :. Fatent Oiice AMI ENGAGED "a
Ptisn. Business frclLirfg We can secnre patents
in less time tiian those who are remote from
Washington
When Inventors send model or sketch. We
make search in the Patent Office, AMI advise a,
% its patcntatility free Il chGrye. Cprrc-poni-
cnce confidential: fees reasonable and so
,RGE U,:LEss PATENT u OBTAINED.
We refer by permission g. the CRY fO5inl1s-
ter and ~ the superintendent OF the Post Oilice
Money Order Division in Washington. For
special references circular advice. terms, g.
Ailrcs. =. \. SNOW o.
Opposite Patent once Washington, b. c.
Nov. -, so.
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ANEW o. rs MERITS

Positive To-cc-Fccl Grain Distributor. and
Positive Force Feed irasS Secdc7 WHICH can
p. cs,i either iu front or rear of lh9 hose.
The Fertilizer Attachment g ugcICa,cj, and
+, Warranted 20 SOW Easil~ and tvou'y a'r OK
the various kinds Of pnospha'cs in the market.
The Champion Is th,on,y Grain Drill ia the
marlet tna; hasa Special Attachmentt1rP Plant
;ug Corn ior ,he crop.
Thc Champion isSimple in Construction aud
Easily operated both for team and driver. The
mat erin used and quality of workmanship
Che Very Beet. Every Drill Warranted 10 give
satisfaction ~ no sale.
Below We give YOU few of the Practical
Farmers names who have purchased from rs
and used las. year Drills, % whom We refer:
John Harms Charic.lown; VIM. Rider, Hail
town: Phllp Powers Bipon; Moses W. Trus-
sell. Icc.own; Lewis Ii. Nichols, llailtOWn ;
john ". Taveucr, Ch1rlcstowu.
Wealso have secured the agency + TIE cele-
frrfsl
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Phoenix Carriage Works

! HAVE on hand and SIN constantly adding
I thereto atmy Coach FactnrT IN Eerryyiile,
Clarke county. Virginia. many handsome, sub
stautl and easy going vehicles
CARRIAGES. SHIFrING-TOP BUGGIES,
PuErQNS, K0CNAWAYS, WAGON
ETrES. &c. &C
Itis well worth the attention Of those who need
any of these articles 20 call and examine my
stock. REPAIRS Of all descriptions promptly
made, aud the most liberal terms and low char
ges rule in my transactions.
GEO. c. THOMAS,
Bcrrvville,
Clarke County, "a.
Nav ;. 1850.
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Fall and Winter!
Grand Opening OF Magnificent Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
.Notioas. Blo,s. Shoe. Int and Cups, &c.

IL Dress G)ois name Cashmere. Apacas,
4 DebA.e. Au.rilan Crops. Dress Flannels.
DJnciiic Goo ls--irinii B.eachei and I'm
bleachc1 C3itons, 5hectinss, Bed Ticks, Canton
Flannels. shaker and Mciicated Flannels
Gin CHAINS Crash. Sc., Nc
N1tion> all Fancy G0ods-Silk and Linen
Handkerchief. J.. lie. and Children's Hose
Gloves Cpr-ets Nuhis- Hoods Lcgginss, La
lies and Gents Ties aud Sclr.s, Ladies sat
.hels, I,ad.cs Cloaks, fall line 81 Dress shirts
and Underwear.
White ani Grey piankGs Ta5le Oil Cloth
White Quilts. Skirts. RBADI-EADEC CLOTH
ING, Re. a, We are prepared % takeall corr
I'm trade or on account who'll II lOtR
CORN W trouble 20 show Goods. Whether
You wish 20 purchase or not. yrl will be treai-
81 with the same pjlitencss and attention 50
iisG.ction guaranteed in every particular. Call
and s.e me befjre purchasing elsewhere.
Respectfully, G. w. ROSoELL.
:. L. ErtnsoN, salesmes.
L. Leo. Tac5szLt.
Oct - $50.
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m oRRIS & IRELAND,
NEW IMPROVED
Patent Eight Flange
Fire Proof Safe.

THE ONLY EIGHT FLANGE SAFE N THE
WORLD
And containing more Improvements than ar
Safe made, such rs Patent Inside Bolt Wort
Patent Hinged Cap, Patent -Four Wheel Loet,
Inside Iron Innings and Solid Angle Cornen
Champion Record in the Great Boston Fir,
THE ONLY EIGHT FLANGE SAFE IN THE
WORLD!
This is one of the most important imr-ov.
ments ever introduced in Fire Proof Saf. -
il not only provides eight laps To prevent ~,
passage OF heat but on account of the lone dis
lance lover twelve inchesl the heat is obli,ed..
pass over these numerous hanges, no inuryari.
ses from this source us in other safes.
SOLID ANGLE FRONTS AND CORNERS
We do not use moulding Of any kind bu,
make the fronts and corners OF our safe ofancI.
iron welded at corners, which greatly strer.fb-
ems the safe which together with the hand na.
ture of the filling prevents them from ujuryi.
falling, or from falling walls Or timbeB
Their wonderful fre-proof qualities. co,.
bined with their great strength, beauty OF fn.,b
and price much lower than other lntc.s.,
Safes, have secured for them an Unprecedented
large sale throughout the entire country
With Seventy Thousand Safes in daily usel,
the principal banking and business oG cr.
throughout the country. tested every now ana
then By fire and burglars We stand prepared "
challenge competition.
A " TRIMMER, Agent,
Chambersburg Pa
TERRIroRr Cumberland Valley and sh.s
Counties South of the Susquehanna Western
Maryland, West Nirginia aud Northern Viz.
gina.
March Is, lsS2-Sp.
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plain and OrKusaeUtoI
FL


HEADQUARTERS TOR STOVES ,-Wcsr8
/ now receiving full Stock Of Psfior Dir.
M Room. Ofiics and Chamber stoves 49, iho
celebrated Star Cook Stoves ANY stove d..
in stock will be furnished on short notice W
mt mp eycry Stove We sell a1i irJaraT''e ssi.s
'icti0n p.ices low. DUKE < GALiAH.R
Z, OLDEN SIN FIREPLACE D0rGLS
II HEATER improved for 1850 for vale by
DUKE & GALLAIIER Agents.
100 LARD CANS. stove Til.c md Elbow, FL
A, sizes, Shee; Zinc, Zinc Stove Boards. f'r'.it
~ DUKE 4 GALLAULE
~ COILS Ju;. and Si>cl r~ilcr Ycru hr
~ sale low by DUKE & GALLAUEk
:. AUsAGEssrFFrRs eau.aqs Grinders
y also Combined S'ailcf and Land Pres i1f
lie By DIXIE & GALLAHEB
GOAL HODS Shorels fire Dos, 5horsis
\ and Tones. fOT SUE by
oct q. 1850. DCsEs GALLAIlSi
(uIAMBGR SETS Tin Broad Boxes. Tia
Y CAKE SpN-s hnifs Boxes. Lanterns, tets
PAM aud NCLids. fJr sale ~
DUKE & GALLAIlEG.
{NNE TRIBE AMI Poke, Cutlery. '.i"ors
L Child. Waters, appropriate fJr Cusiu.1
Gii,s. 10 sale ~ DUKE < OAiLi!iER
IiOCOA FOOT MATS. Anti-Fre,iing c.-.e-l
u Pumps. rnr, lianp.s Baskets. lHrl t-ai,
&c. for sale BY Dixie 3 GALLAliLk.
(tOOE STOVES, Tn -. ssyr.4. co.
y stoves FOR sale b.
D.. IL, $50 DvKH GALLAgsR
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted 70 the undersigned AZ
\ former Agent Of tbr Y. 4 .. x. x. Company
io- Frrghts. o. Commissions. OF t. the late hrm
ofSarry l.,ck, ere oU,iied Ihat payment aisst
be made at once.
July IS, 1878. J. D. SIAkHl.
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Cali atthc Founi-v and Machine shop before
purchasing. NElFIth 4 " ELLDl..
tharlcstown. Aug G. 81
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A G8GlI GATSB Or HTNAH NISBAY
IL the | .OSS Of
EksSxl I. / 3 l,s;;l

\ Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
nd X .ditel cure of Seminal Weakness, or
SpermatOrrhoea induced by SelI-Ahuse InyOl-
untary Emissions, Impotency. Nervous De5iE-
". and Impediments 20 Marriage generally;
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental aud
PHYSICAL Incapacity. sc.-By ROBERTJ. CT l.
VERWELL, NJ d., author Of the Green
Book &c
The word-renowned author. in this admira-
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from liis own expe-
rience that the awful Consequences OF SELF
Abuse NAV be eiIectually removed without dan
ecrous surgical operations, bougies, instru-
ments. rings. or cordals; pointing out mode
of cure at once certain and eifectual, by which
every sufferer. no matter what his condition
NAV be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
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