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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15
start.ingNews.

:. News has just. been received of fight in
Missouri, on the 1ltb, in which Gen. Lyon on
our part and Gen.. Mccullough and Price on the
part of the rebels. were killed. After the death
of Lyon. Seigel took command, whipping the
rebels whilst reireating There were $4,000
rebels and 5000 government forces engaged
Particulars not known.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

Ex-PREsipENT TYLER TAKETH A DnIrK.-The
Richmond (Va.) EnqsIrer has this paragraph;
"Ex-President TYLER, member of Congress has
been detained at his estateuin Charles City
County, by illness. We are glad to hear, how
ever, that he is couYalescent, and although in
bed when the news was read to him of the glo-
rious victory achrieved by our troops on the
field at Manassas, he called for champaign, and
made his family and friends drink the health of
our generals. isdf rra.e--7 FB 7s7lsz
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~ The Piqua .Enqaircr. Democratic pa
per. fsors a "union of the parties, and will not
support a party ticket this fall. !" 1t says the
ticket nominated at Columbus "is composed
of eld hnnkers and office-seekers,
and leaders in the Democratic party who have
been 6lching thepyblic treasury for years."
The Democratic papers at Delaware, Steu-
benyiile and Others in the State, also refuse to
come into this Breckenridge anti-war. seces-
sion movement. The ball is rolling on bravely.
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Religious Notice.

q The ii isciple's Church is having Protracted
Meeting of some interest in Holmesvile. In
order to accommodate those who may desire to
20 up on Sabbath next, from Millersburg and
vicinity, arrangements have been made with
the R. r. Co. for a special train to leave the
Depot at Millersburg at o'clock A. N. of said
day and return at a P. M.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

HAn officer of the Government has
been sent to Jessamine county, Kentucky,
10 purchase mules. He has already sue
ceeded in purchasing one hundred and sew
enty, which are fourteen hands high, at
800 each. Horses do not average more
than 1920 each, and they are much more
serviceable for general use than mules. 55
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sBThe Cincinnati Commercial says: eve
are credlbly informed that the Hon. JoHN Scorr
HARRIsoN will not permit the Democratic parti-
zans to use him as bait upon their hook. in
the coming State contest. He heartily approves
the policy of dropping party organizations. and
sustaining the Government cordially and with
Ut animity." f3 la'e aler 5if
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

Two cases Of. sun-stroke occurred
on Friday last one man who was at work
on d! the farm Of Harmon Carroll, and who
uied the same night; and the other child
OF mt; !. Whiting, of Perry; who lived
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THF Mopr or ExaNIxAr1or ]


Pursued by DIR Wadsworth is very simple and entirely
and by it disease OF any of the internal vital
gans isn very few minutes detected with facility and
certainty without asking the patient question hav
ng the least previous knJyledge OF the case. sss
DR.. W gives his undivided attention to all forms of
chronic disease treating thousands of different cases
every year large majority of whom have tIied most
other methods of in vain DR. W. wishes it dis
tinctiy Understood that he makes speciality Of
disse, but profsses to understand the whole human
system and constantly demonstrating this knowledge
by describing to those who consult him the location,
nature and durability of their Diseases any ques
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

SOUTHERN ANESrrrEs.-We have alre adv sta
ted that ARTHUR G. DAVIS. of Georc,a shot and
anu h'iiea capt. CHARLES II. Axsos, of South
oaroiina' at Wilmington, North Carolina re-
Gently On Tuesday week Davis was broncbt
70 hichmond as a prisoner, taken from the
hands of his custodians and killed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

= WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE Y2-Upwards
of 900 has been paid out in this county with
in the last three months, for horses alone, and
yet money never was 50 scarce as now. What
has become of the money.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

INFORMATION WANrEp.-As asking questions
seems to be the order of the day, we are reques-
ed to ask of the Committee, (self-constituted)
who went about collecting money to defray the
expenses of the last 4th of July Celebration in
Millersburg, what they did with the money!
Will they please report. L. =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

How DrsoRAcED FNAxcrEn FEEL PUNISH.
MENr.-The conviction of M. Mires, the swind-
ding French banker has already been an
nounced. A Paris letterin London paper de-
scribes the manner in which the fallen finan
cier received his sentence: q .siaE fsifa7
; "While the sentence WAS being read the ago
ny of Alires was SO great that even those whose
feelings are hardened by the daily task OF pas
sing severe judgements have thought society
sufficiently avenged by the suffierings he en-
dured during that half hour. Sometimes, as il
to escape from them, he clutched at the bar
with both his shriveled hands, and sometimes
let his head fall upon his left arm, that lay
along the balustrade, as ifno longer able to sup
port its weight. siiiias aas ai.la7iai5 ,asa7i'5
b When all was over he threw his hands over
his head. and clasping them tightly together,
gave utterance to incoherent expressions Of de-
spair. and 10 escape from the gaze Of Sc many
lookers-on, rushed towards the little door Of
the prisoners waiting room: without seeming
to see that it was shut while guards close
round HIM to secure HIM. His paleness AFTER
wards became SO great that he appeared about
to faint. but presently he recovered his self
possession, took up his hat and pressing it vio-
lently on his head lett the court guarded by
SO policeman isiael bIB lriesnf lss.f si ~
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7iSIcK AND SoRRowINa.-G General Johns
ton acknowledges eighteen hundred sick in
the hospitals at Winchester, when he gath,
cred his forces to proceed to Manassas
junction. There were at that time twelve
hundred sick in the Culpepper Court House
hospitals, while the sick and wounded re-,
ceived at the hospitals at Charlottsvill,
since the battle, number over thousand,
and every farm house in and around Cen,
treville and Manassas Junction is converted
into a hospital, and filed with the sick aud
wounded. Poor fellowsl Second sober
thought comes to the sick-bed when it
finds no entrance into masked batteries.
Hospitals contain many vivid pictures of
the horrors of war, and Beauregard has, it
appears, large collections Of these just now
for contemplstion-the fruits Of his labors
as the willing war servant Of jeff. Davis d
Co., under whose auspices these Deaths
portrait galleries have been supplied
Wash. Cor. Press. T. .s-r
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jeff. Davis on Crushing Rebel
~ s5Ti i--.,9a r-5si lions, arfff 1fs Ei-i Ifs-

The World says When JEFF. Davis was
Secretary of War, and the famous Topeka
Legislature was in session in Kansas, the
present rebel chief held quite different
views Of the proper manner of dealing
with rebellion with those he now adopts.
The Topeka Legislature was regarded as
revolutionary, and on the Sd of Sept. 1856,
Mr.. Secretary Davis wrote as follows to
Gen. Persifer F. Smith: 80, i ''-'.i I,.iJ
3 The position of the insurgents is that
ofopen rebellion against the laws and con-
sti,utional authorities, with such manifes-
tations of purpose to spread devastation
over the land as DO longer justifies further
hesitation or indulgence. Patriotism and
humanity alike require rebellion should be
promptly crushed. 49, 5ssiag. i-es5ss5
~ The National Intelligeneer, from which
we clip this extract, says that on thesame
day Davis made requisilion on the Gov
ernor Of Kentucky for two regiments, to be
mustered into the service, and TO be at the
call of Gen. Smith. Five years ago the
present chief apostle Of the divine right Of
rebellion was himself its foremost avenger,
in the sacred name Of apatriotism and hu-
manity." n 80 1870 IL .fAne's'isi7 ,
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Company D, Second artillery, Captain Arnold,
six rifed pieces. u bt.z.rH..5 E55.5i M
Company /, First artillery, Captain Ricketts,,
six rifled Parrott ten Founders.
Company Z, Second artillery Captain Carlisle,
two orifed pieces and two howitzers. This COM
pany had six pieces in the action.
Company =, Fifth artillery. one rifed piece,
four smooth bored-six pieces in the action.
Company @, First artillery, one thirty FOUNDER
and two twenty FOUNDER Parrott guns in ac-
tion. =, sr-fs. fst,f.-. ~ s..r i,.s-.. ii-r-
Rhode Island Battery, five rided pieccs-six
in action.
Making a total loss of seventeen rifed and
eigh smooth bore guns. H.. iG5,s SIS
AT BULL RUN.
One hundred and fifty boxes small arm car
tridges. 5a Is1l6 .st5tss tti'F -aJ-s
Eighty-seyen boxes rifed cannon ammuni-
ton. ~ -I4s+..- .-tt t..r
Thirty boxes old firearms.
Thirteen wagons loaded with provisions, and
three thousand bushels of oats. 81 ~
1t is estimated that twenty-five hundred
muskets and eight thousand knapsacks and
blankets were lost
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For Sale at the Book Store
SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS,
-as Prove All Things .s
Aug s, 1861

1NR. IT.. W. wADSWoRTH Electie Physician and
~ Surgeon, will be at Nillersburg, Ellison House,
"Wednesday, Sept. 18th. rg- = Crflr y TTA0'
Wooster Grandalrs Exchange, Thursday, Sept. 5th.
Akron, Empire House. Tuesday, Sept Sd. "A
Cleveland, Johnson House, Aug. 31st and Sept lst.
CONSULTATIONF FREE. -
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Those Suffering from Chronic diseases

of description may be assured that their cases will
be treated fairly and canddly, and they will not be
couraged to take medicine without corresponding pros
pect of benefit DR. w hasyisted Clevehnd and other
places in Ohio and New York, regularly, for the last
two years. and furnish patients with any amount Of
evidence in regardt his skil and qualifications
physician
Those wishing to consult by letter. may direct TO Ba
tavia N. to the OF the Hotel any of ap-
pointments. II W WADSWORTH, N. D.,
--,. Batavia, ",
1 ttANl-it ~ yE \ Residence and Principal Once.
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From the Cleveland Herald.
From the Cleveland Herald.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE
State COnventiOn.-
Afternoon Session. \ =


DemOcrathc StHte COnsen siOns.
AateknOVH SessASu. = e
81 CoLUNBts, August 2, 1861.
| OLD RoEND TABLE:-The composlhon of this
| Conventio on is worthy OF further remark. There
has not been convention of the Democtratie
party within ten years numbering 90 many Of
the "old stagers'' as at this. And the large
number of elderly men In the convention g0es
to prove that this Is an old fashioned Demo-
cratic gathering. and the proceedings will, we
| doubt not. sustain the assertion. The Tempo
rary Chairman, Mr.. ellison, of Mahoning. was a
Breckenridger. The permanent President OF
| the Convention, is Hon. D. A. Starkweather Of
Summit county .s--==---- .s----==--=---
Mr.. Starkweather briefly addressed the Con-
| yention. He referred to the rise and growth of
| tb;s government and then remarked that We are
| in a Revolutit,n. That there ia oood bIood on
18th SIDES and desnerate strnpeIe 3. hefr,. ,,s
- ~. r,ogpitnaa III r. .bould ~ -. ,,:.5.--.
tod He enlocized the limited S1ats. -Ha .ak.
- II. namocrst;c breteran r., go, :, -.
;no ,he Shin of war from her ner;l : Hs c.ilsJ
=, S tbo namocracv fo saw. tha H.. e.,
tia Abolitionists of tbe North and the FIR
-, -,f ,ba ,onth Ho .tt-;t,,,t,j ~ -SL-m
&c. So ,he Abol;t;on;sts who f,r
II -, ,,o.,i;n,, ,ha South - -
.n % JaSy,ersi;on e 'fIr,msnso anr,,.,,r.s ~.
.I,,,o,,t too that t}e Santh h.5 - ,,,,;.t;
S%abie % measures 10 redress their S 1r;srances
llnoie IM'us ,o ~ 'Aei'
Seiy siisI1 aPPiaus
Mr o. 9a.eu upou n.s 9iu Denuclanc sn,1a nieaus
70 pIose list ne he,e 1au any IeicwshiP WIN
Aoo1ttoHSs i1 ne Mv%iu new, so.e ~. one ne
wouiu loir cno' IN ".Y %1HSI, ''eI'o iie' 20
saNe lne niUa e ss..u '!e 1en1slacy na1
ai~ays sase9 .i .le oouny IN t.s uaiA nouis' aau
YET ne hoPeo lhe eou'ly lnien. oe saved. Mr.
.. sntemu.y ya Ie,i'nneu n.sn n9h ~, ia',maung VIVA.
eoGrse ne WIN puisue ~ 'ne present cllsls
anu ieis .ne =: lhe eau VI ms sPeecn
as muen IN uoupl Is " nis opihloh oi lhe war sl
as AZ tne pesi1h.hg g on ahhouncslpeh. lor
cahaiaales l1r Ioselho', % WnIcn were iesion, .ne
ilrs1 hainc ncn eaeu 'o,,n ..ppl'use was lna'
oi NJ aien, ne s, ioimer Hena.oiuan1 AZ l hnowh
ID ancient parry Iocaoaiary as tne Oninese
gong, Dut ina. applause was com pie,eiy M dWari
ed when me name Oh inc I'M traitor, Vaiiahding-
nam, was mentioned, we confess our SURPRISE
out tnose present VIII Gear US out when we as,
sert that Mr- $. name Drought out q round
aPPiause' uias III she ithsaage oi me rePol'ers'
was deaiening. delegate from Miami, how
ever. amer the applause had subsidized, took the
responsibility OF Withdrawing the name OF that
areh traitor- @ 1ai ftSR
Among the incidents worthy of note. was the
announcement, by Mr. Van Trump, of Fairfield
the well known Know Nothing who was the
candidate of that order for Governor during the
short life time of the dark lantern craft-that
I
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15
Five Fighting Ministers.

A Louisiana clergyman, writing to us
over his own name says: -..,i..g, ,;,d
II am one of five ministers, of three
different denominations, in single COM
pany, armed for the defence of our rights
and liberties, three of whom are between
fifty and sixty years old, And I tell you
in candor, and 10 the fear of God, that if
you or any of the brethren who have urged
on this diabolical war come on. with the
invading army, would slay you with as
hearty good will, and with as clear con-
science, as 1 would the midnight assassin.
: "In the name of God, l conjure you, let
as alone, / speak the spontaneous senti-
mentof every Southern heart man, wo-
man and child. We wM never submit
We will Shed the last drop Of blood in, de-
fence Of our rights! r-s. Eis:,s ,.si.fs5 trr
''You are my enemy, and 1 am yours,
81. 4H.2a isaai5i' .lea 1ad ha"J. f. F.'ai
We withhold the name of our belliger.
ent subscriber who thus expresses his thirst
for our blood. He owes US about twenty
five dollars, and before he "slaysp US, we
hope he will "cear his conscience" by pay
ing US that little bill. It will help pay
our debts, after we have been slain as
"a midnight assassin. ."-New York Observ-
asasHHH - n IrH Il.af|
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q LARGE UlfBRMIAa17

A MOTHER LOT Of those nne 50 isch u,sAz.,,..
AJau what every one that wants an Umbrsla skonj3
buy Also, ahnsio Of smaller sizes. For ale N ~
Book Seoro.
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FREpERrcKssURG, Wayne Co., Jan. 1S6O
DR.. H. W. Wadsworth, Dear Sir:-For two years past
have suffered from several serious difficulties, such
enlargement and dropsy of the heart Indigestion caus
ing dauence burning and acidty boating ofthe som-
ach bowels cosrc unequal an bad circulation the
heart rush of blood to the head and the ee would b.
covered with red blotches. Ny kidneys were diseas
ed, from which suffered much also had . severe
cough accompanied with Wheeling and rattng in tho
lungsa sensations Of Oppression about the heart and
lungs though water had collected there
merate many other symtoms from which suffered but
the aboye will give general idea of Iha
den much medicine and tried several doctors without
much benoft and was told that my incurable
about months with gradual and decided improvement
from the first and now feel quite more like living
again. Doctor you have my best wishes and my reccm
mend to Others. a. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN BROwNFIELD
July 5.1S61-4x.-.- -
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Union State Convention. ala
= If not already done. we hope call for "Un-
ion State Convention" viii be speedily issued.
Let the day fixed upon be as early as possible,
say the 25th or 26th of August. as)
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BRUsHEs, BRUsHEs

TJAIR BRUSHES, clothes do. shoe IA. ~, a.
scrubbing DO, teesh %, dusSn6 dos Vfitsvssh a.
almost everything IN the brush ne for sale chssn
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COMBS, COMES. CoMHs

Vou viii daxsa 10 70 !. the NOOK er0mE
~ 70 buy Everything you want in the comb hns<,
rheyouy larger and sell cheaper and have . ersaer
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CANES-SPLEN Luz.
7 A SPLENDID LOT of Canes embracing CROOKED
IA Hickory and Hardwood Canes. Gutta Percha do.
Whaebone do, Rattan do and about dossn other at
toes. which we take great pleasure in exhibsting.f
gY-Call at the Book store. =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-15

TIN WHISTLES tin Trumpsss, toy GunS Ban
etc, and tin Toys N Fnerpl to he had atths m
..s.--.. -. book Stere.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
Probate Court, Yuba County.

In the matter of the Estate of Robert HERBERT w
ceased. ,t,t
ON reading and filing the petition of George Nil,
~ Ter, the administrator of the estate OF eid NJ bs
Herbert deceased setting forth that he has state
final account of his administration upon sau saoos Of
in this Court and that all the debts and eHpenI Ieen
the estate for administration up to date have pee s
paid, and that portion of said estate remains 5ri.
divided among the heirs, and praying Tor sau in
the estate of said Robert Herbert, deceased, be anu
appear before the Probate Court Of the cm connS on
Yuba at the court house in the city OF yan and
the fifth day of July at 10 O'Clock A. NJ i,,Hjhutor
there to show cause why an order OF n.a u's. among
should not be made ofthe residue of SAID estate
The heirs of the said Robert Herbert, deceaseu "0''
ing to law. ,. .1or he
published for four successive weeks before inc s"
day Of July, 1861 in the National DemocraM,, a. M,"s,e
paper printed and published in the city oil ""
county of Yuha. ~-n1ry
June 6, 1s6t. CHARLES LlNb,Itt nntv
iune7 1aw4w Probate Judge, fuoa Oou"I
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
San cfranrisru advertisements.
RSEESLEK WATER CURE
AND
Institution !!
CORNER OF STOCKTON PACIFIC SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
formerly located in sacramentol

ENTAS the first and is the only TydropathIc cstao-
w liShment in California; that comhnes AL we
varied treatments Of Eastern Water Cures D''
BARLOW J. SMITH is the only man concluding u
Water the Pacific coast, who has had the a.
vantage and received the degree Of NJ d. from inc
New York 1ydropathic College We adopt ana teach
the theory and practice OF that school Reader, you
have been suffering from any chronic trouble anu
have bee treated for weeks, months and years WIN
drug medicines and are not satisfied with the result
and desire to consult more rational system yo may
rely upon it Dr. Smith is the best lIydropathlc an'hor
ity in the State. We invite you to call ana hay" your
case examined. 1t will cost you nothing. We give
1--WE weeks board and treatment for 500, II paid III
advance. Oar price is S25 per week il paid wecNF'
We give Free Lecture every Friday evening" on
subjects pertaining to health ard hyeenc treatment
We depend or not in advertising, nut IN chr
ing our patents, being liberal with and making
pleasant home for them, and striving to let none 90
away dissatisfied
If you are ring from chilIs and fever or from
the effects of the same, can cure you
Rheumatism seldcm fail to cure besides we teach
you how TO keep free from It.
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, and the cary stfegS
Of Lung diseases, easily give way ana a'e rGaulIy
cured under proper Hydroypa'hic treatment. "eaN
and nervous females suffering from any arrangement
peculiar to woman kindly treated and always
benefited at oar home and Institution.
~ Circulars sent on application, iree ol postage
oC2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
Or. Gxaphan's 9Aedit1l Cards.
DIR. i. j. CzAPK AT' 5
Private Medical s. Surgical Institute,

Private Medical s. Surgical Institute,
sacramento street, below Montgomery.
-, ,o Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s ohice,]
SAN FRANCISCO.
,-,,,;otod il, ISM for the Permanent cure Of an
;s,,te 1pd chronic discusses, dad 70" me sup
PITTEWnivG PIfTTs%WH * AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN L. >.
4 t,HhuIEk Az. NJ. D., late IN the Hungarian r
Revolutionary War, Chief Physician TO '.e WI
i,nt Of Ucnvcds, Chd S8rgeon to the hliary
ti,;tal Of pesth Hungary, late Lecturer on DISEASES
of Women and Children and Honorary W. 1870
pbiladelphia College of Medicine " fartcu'ta an Il.
attention paid to the treatment ol diseases P'OU' w
Woman and Children. .$c9
Office IIours-Frem 4. N. till UP. N.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay
Consultations, by letter or otherWlse'IfGe'
Address DIR. l.. }. UZAPKAY san Francisco.
TaVO TgEE AFF5ECEEe.-Dr. l.. D. zap
q kay returns his sincere thanks to to ms NUM-.
ors patients for their pa.ronage ana Won'u laNe l.is
,,rut,itv to remind them that he continues TO CON
silt at his Institute for the cure ofa forms oi fiNalG
Dseases-surh as Syphilis, "onorrh"a, hociu'nai "a,
emissions. and all the consequences OF sch.&puSe' III
M Grst starcs Of syuhjlitic gonorrhual diseases,
he guarantees a cure in few days, without neon
y,uuce to the patient or hindrance to his business
When n patient, by neglect ol pnroper trea'ilont'
L.s lev,lorrd the secondary symptoms ol sNPhIIis'
such as buboes painful Sweinss ON Inc SroluS' OF
ulcers in the throat and nose which, II not cn'ckeu
dc struy the soft parts and cause the honeS 10 hoIS
sr,,rate and come away, leaving the sufferer an OBJ
iott bidrous to brhuld or when hotches and pimpes
break out on the skin, when he has painful swell
ings upon The boncs when mis- constitution is MUIR
ed so to predisposc to consumption or other con
stitutional disease the Doctor guarantees cure or
asks compensation
In rheumatism, chronic acute; in dyseniery or
diarrha he has safe and cectual remedies. For the
treatment of the consequences OF self abuse such as
nocturnal emissions nervousness, tmiaity, h ad&che,
pains in the back and limbs, with general weakness,
ss of appetite loss Of mcuory, injury to the sight
rc.tcssuss confusion of ideas, dislike Tor society and
feeling of WEAKNESS otltc; with the nervous system
SO eNcitahc that Slight noises shock or stare the pa
ticut naeing his existence miserable. For the above
m,lndps the Doctor will guarantee cure or ask no
compensation. lie can he consulted free oil CHARGE
and invites all to call, it viii cost them nothing,
and may he much to their advantage. oiice hour'