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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
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AFrkits RElIH~ NldKsrrRG '-EsThs Vfhig ii
EheH25s h. says ks ElsfxIIlss been iyinE id tiyt
Irivsr neaE BaFph Heilss for several faysA
Ndal tack has tIhFn ala Il oil Port Hua1on,7 7npl
Ia'eHs siy 8uIIa4ts iti'Fight OF that piafea
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'TLIl|IES DAII.Y REBEL.
,IouyI MlLsRa Aap nIIaIaQs MAe AtLEr

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Arppng the new books at,npuncesf ili I.onslt tl,
By lale catalogue are lives respectively lsf
.christoHher kortsl and the chief Historian and
Essayist 5f his day TIossas lSabinkran ,Nacau.
ley. Tie latter YPrk is 10 treat. principally.
ofthsIpHhlicIhfe df It's here. and VIII be there
fore. chEsaylmad4a up Of parliamentary and
reeht tdAlftae former viii e esse,,i al
lya cHryniet4 81 Lille lstieFa Tor among al the
EreHresentatisk men OF tlie most brilliant Of
ipei ioaic4l ertls,, Jol1R Wilson stands prec1i-
nentl Two dharaflers copld hardly be more
lFssilhil4r II I'm Pse Of Rac4,tley zud Prefes
sqsr WFilHon. The lqne Slow. nethoIIical. sefkhl
apbitintEs. pfsctfIpilops tho ether fnll Of the
asc "a rpetrd. tAesirep4k Ii of lschaIarsl.ip. and
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Eisleilwilh a lrlehliid ihFelleet AssuredlyEnd
rSiiie ever tcsse4Sed Ihs power Of enforcing
II FIHn4iIiII8y ofasatsH,erft. by airzit arrange
'pentH AID By atfls eriEraustic word. painting
lis qwnEpec4liar views aud hefiolls to a large
1f'eEHt fha9 Mae4IileyE whilst the :aa. nevel
iEed vhase Fiissl It infp the very marrow Of
5pokH Sihofe kee4 appreciation Of lis excel
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.neHis aqaaied pl4t II the LLyiIss md briiIiaIi
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ipd Eiie spaiEAss bf ,rsre. nervous. ilioinA,iI
liStFpnI Tlldke df JnIai wilson. glow viii. lll
h'ilFstheSs dff dsuy eiloh. Ehe light Of trnt
1ihe haia4e4 'ef Fltcys 5sia. dasllis;s! int.et,.
IesiNtls llrieiiisJjI sxaEt IeIeFated AID refined
/ n NAelnley tlsfE % srIss ines tnerose tc
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tveH protr hiss f iniitilAs. ti.ri-oi,i><f North
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fIai go1kA io lfs liiost%I,Il.,c1l s4saFss4s.
il lIApfa.rIIM3 34HIsl lfi9xsaAl The Vi 4rfIsel
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lerITsfIlie EAHJs4th ttidpae4;se c regim4nt. III
Hheqn ly1sfhtsd Proktqst siarsilal tsenffsll !
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III ATrkiss BEl4~. ElidKsrrRo..-s7ihs 1fhiF |,
( lEhsH2asf. faSs bs Els4xlhas been lying in ID
frivHF lneas 6aFph Hehse for several faysl+
i NdIai tack has thrn 4laI Il Oh Port Has1ou,z znk
leeHs aIyl ghIiisiats iti Fight OF that pia@eA
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rTTWESTf-FIFE CtHPFNTEES usriHd fr-s-
di-tt|y- " ~ IT, arrny Hll h4rf fl.ru -
= Ted - n-ark puhIr ntk a. tartan.irrn T~..-
4lpis q 1e - ks1r's FrrIF. - I.;i.T- Z -ohrs-
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kA.LRnAu EhNE.

Cdx CENTS PER MIi.f. ts the ri siiar fae On this
= rad asd All ref-4hk eeiiin- III 70 ear< ritsl9n
kts viii he CHARGED nt t@@t rsf- f. clt5eS a. thr
.fnrf,.r~ are u iak 44terf chf s OF ,a~sn gers
-. be safely Of trsiilss .lsd not = +sct ARE
Passenger win y - rpy " t TIE rides Of The
Tad nd ppgh1Se ticketA prAestle thcan al asui
.1fVE f.NTo PEK E4l.t.
i',ierr ,rsveiiag al Elsr5angI will be charged os
E1lF fAisf pns1ds1a1lsry irecsre ti-Sets< = h'f
- applies 10 aoiis Irivates and 1ssidI Il
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sMIsCELL 4 NEoUs.
20 the Farmers Of East Tennessee.

30 the Farmers Of East Tennessee.
xSUR ARMIES need ali the finss and G4ttr yau can
: y iatien, md lihelel prices vii be pesd Tor pork
H,gs, B-cye- aud cnrHs
have been aSgnea n The piir@a4se ~ hogs.
kisvt~ earn kc, in EE-t T.nues>te. and viii aphoinf
sfirrut isnniiHr If agents s sS-lst nc and define
.,e.r tefaibry. sad wall Il due ;Iine publish .taei
nAmer-
have determined To n ska yti.fs uniform ard
her2i. aud nsf'e every ilsfs n ~. Isanef sc >i&
b e Tor pork. vii be iatt4Dra.
My ofire. iat the Hresdnt. j. NiantA Ca viii r.
nsve Knoxville 41sT. Letters aIde-red L, fuc y
either pVlut VII ne attended To- .s- ~
sensetf .naisr an.lss- :. g 8 4.
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GOV. HAYES ANSWER TO FoRsYTH's
f LETTER.

K5cnNDxD, Nov 28--Robt. Iiawes. Provis-
iona Governor of Kentucky. has Published =
long letter in the Enquirer in reply TO Col.
John F9rsyihs defense Of Gen Bragss cam
paigh in Kentucky and in answer to the charge
that the State had 70 feited al claim upon the
sympathies Of the Confederate States. by It's
faiIpFe TO sustain Gen. Bragg 70 the degree e1-
Iretiha Gov. IIaves says Eentnck yians
wonli scorn an alliance ith the South unless
Iiy the fair votes Of the people lie repn-
dates the assumption Of deciding - to the
popflar will Of Kentucky upon campaign Of
threb fonr weeks l. small portion Of the
State. AMI in,irnates fhat il was done to cxcnse
ihe errors and shortcomings Of the campaign
lie is Indignant, that the Confederate sisters
should be told that by tie aid ef rcr. Bragg
Esrtrcky has Ierisiish III claims 10 their fur
ther support. and that her exclusion from IN,
ConFederacy sh luld be no lar % treaty ol
peace.
le reviews the Kentucky campaign. con
tenaing that Bragg should have fonght. and
could have conquered Bnell before the latter
could have reached louisville. aud that tn,
State was lost through misznanazemsnt. ans
the promised uprising OF the EentEekians va,
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Two Substitutes Wanted
APPLY - tAs saes IssrsotfI
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rERMs or TrLrIoN.

In he orrarre,,,si EeI,ariu.ent fai provision vii
r. mr. =, OF (. aidihsiy rfires.
The iue at ray.fit half ~ advance The tesi
81 ths,midlle - the t-rF5
Rsrifsl ran ~ had s eesA iallstes. ard 81 ron-cn
lent branding houSe+ kept pnrpsisv l1u ysHE ladies
The price RI bfaFd ueludirg siEhs ard f,et not q
exceed - so fer Nsek. g. W.PARKS.
ares>ff secret4Ty md ITras1rer-
Pipes, SmokipgiE Chewing Tobacco,
S,EeAn~ * ~Nt ~. al 81 tie ancst quality n
- Airs mary o-her &c q, M F<fi{ns lives - traGs
oot35 fa - ElEN. REATE.
(weS, tiis uarsfi : =. tfEstisnoera y
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FRoM FREDERIcKSBURc

HIcHnosD. Nov 29.-Parties from Frsder.
ickkburg this morning. say six Yankee gnn-
boats opened on Port Royal this morning
Pert Royal IS twenty-five miles below Fred.
ericksburg on the Rrppal.ans ock
Passengers BY tile Central Railro1 1 to- night
state that Stuart s'cavairy male dash uDon
the enemy in Stafford capturing between
eighty and ninety Of the cnen yis cavalry. The
priBoners reached GordQnsviile fllis morning
Ne particulars received
An qnis, On the RaPPahanr0ok to-day.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
pratt FinaIIy ordered.

The President has ordered CONSUMPTION of
three hundred thousand men under the law of
1895 as amended at the recent session of Con-
gress. In a day or two the Secretary Of War
will furnish instructions to the manner of en-
rolling and drafting, doubtless naming those who
will be exempt from military duty. We published
the law in full in our daily issue Of the 22d OF
July. and our readers are probably familiar with
its details. The first three sections of the law
embrace all that refers to drafting under the call
of the President, and a matter of general in
terest we reproduce them:
SECTION /. That whenever the President of
the United States shall call forth the militia of
the States. to be employed in the service of the
United States, he may specify in his call the pc
Rod for which such service will be required, not
exceeding nine months; and the militia so called
shall be mustered in and continue to serve for
ard during the term so specified, unless sooner
discharged by command of the President If by
reason Of defects in existing laws, in the exc
cution of them, in the several States, or any Of
them, it shall be found necessary 70 provide for
enrolling the militia and otherwise putting this
act into execution, tie President Is authorized In
such cases to make all necessary rules and regu-
lations; and the enrolment of the militia shall in
cases include all able bodied male citizens between
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
We'll Put.

The Louisville Democrat thus briefly and forci-
bly, responds to the accusations OF the Cincinnati
Gazette against the Democratic party, as an or
ganizaton in hostility to the Government. Its
structures will apply with equal force to similar
charges which TEEN in the Journal, and other
small fry Republican organs. The Democrat
says:
The Cincinnati Gazette accuses the whole De.
mocracy in its organization of treason The ed
itor makes out 10 his satisfaction that the De-
mocracy, by their Conv entons. and more by Sc
cret organizations, are dssuading men from en-
listing, and misrepresenting the object of the war,
and this is reasonable.
Now, is il not equally reasonable to assure the
rebels that this is the case? What better news
do they want to hear, than that so large portion
Of the North ore really on their side, and doing
all possible in their behalff Will not this en-
courage the rebels, and discourage all loyal men
from enlistngf
If the G0zetfe's charge is true, better give up
the contest. Ii there be so large party in the
North thoroughly disloyal, the success of the
bellion is only question of time.
The Secesh in this State are getting partial TO
the Gazette-it publishes what suits them exact
ly-just what they want to believe. They would
like to hear that England and France had inter
Tered; but this news from the Gazette is still bet
ter-better to have powerful party to aid taem
at home than the aid OF any Government abroad.
Tell il not in Richmond that the rebslion has a
powerful party of sympathizers in the free States
AS the Democrat remarks, il half
of the people of the North are traitors,
sympathizers with rebellion, the Government
might as well give up the job of suppressng il.
By such false charges. the Republican press are
doing more TO unite the South, and strengthen
the rebellion, than all the efforts Of is wicked
Iaad
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
rho ssrhirfnen Encfsr

A few days ago the Journal named thirteen
citizens of Warrick county as having aided and
abetted the rebels in their recent raid upon New
burg. The sole object of its vruIent attack was
to aid the fortunes of sinking party, by at
tempting to implicate the Democracy with the
rebel cause in that particular instance That
was the sum total of its Indignation IL cared
not so much about the punishment Of the law
less gang who had made wicked attack upon
defenceless citizens, as to ascertain something
by which its intense hatred Of Democracy might
be CERTIFIED IL charged Mr. CALvIN FnARY, for
merly the editor of the Warrick Democrat, with
being present during the raid of the rebels, and
sympathizng with them. 1t appears by the ties
timony published in its own columns, that Mr.
FRARY was not in Newburg at the time, but in
another part of the county, attending to his du-
ties as surveyor, and knew nothing whatever Of
the affair. In its issue OF yesterday the Journal
publishes the following card in reference to Mr.
MmIcK. another gentleman il falsely accused, for
no other reason than he was Democrat:
NEwBuRe, July 2Sth, 1862.
EDIroR JouRNAL: Your issue of the 26,h inst
has an article in il headed. Thirteen Facts
Think Of Them" There is one statement wish
to notice, viz: That among those aiding the re-
bells was James E. Mirick, pointing out Union
mems houses, &c" wish simply to state the
facts in the case, which were as follows: Mr.
James +. Mirick at home when the affair
took place, (hs home being in the suburbs of the
town. and knew nothing Of il until the rebels
had possession of the town, when some children
came and told him of it. He then went imme.
diateiy TO town, but was made 10 halt by a man.
He asked the man by what authority he was
halted, and was told il was by the rebels. He
started off with the intention to rally the citizens
and lead attack on the rebels, but they (the
rebels) learning his intentions rushed forward in
a squad and took him prisoners, and held him
until thy left town All charges that he aided
them in any way, therefore, are false, which can
be proved by several witnesses Aud then your
article says, che has since absconded, aud can
not be found" He is at Shelbyville, Indiana, on
business and will be ut home as soon as be gets
through. ! think justice demands that you should
give room fer this in your paper, and by so dong
you will correct an error, aud very much oblige,
Yours, &c, III. ID. MIRIcK.
Thus one after another are the thirteen facts
Of the Journal crumbling away, until finally
nothing will be lett OF them out the malignant
partisan spirit which manufactured the lies, so
far as Democrats are concerned.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
For the Daily State Sentinel
Dave G0oding's Convention.
GREENFIELD, In


Mn. EDIroR / was at the above mentioned
Convention on last Saturday, the I'd inst, which
was called for the purpose OF giving Dave a
chance to nominate his county ticket, aud hear
Joe Wright make speech, and presuming that
you have no material objection to receive a letter
on the subject, volunteer to write il.
A tremendous effort was made TO collect a
great crowd. Riders we're dispatched over every
road in the county. and messengers to every ham
let. Mandates we're issued to the faithful, and
agonizing appeals made to everybody 70 come to
Greenfield Well, they got up tolerabIe good
crowd.
The creduous and unsuspecting believed that
Dave Goodng had JEFF. Davis in a cage, ana was
prepared with long poker with which to prod
him and make him roar, to the infinite delight
and amusement of the people.
Renegade Democrats secretly admonished not
TO let slip the opportunity to assume the control
of the new .sno party" and thus secure the Off
ces. Republicans were assured Of the entire dis
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

Jury have been sold--humbugged. In evidence
Of this. Is only necessary TO alude to that par.
where the members. North and South, have
signs. by which. In battle. they can communicate
10 each other so as 10 "sh0Oi Over.' Battles com
menee often half mile of. aud In the heat OF an
engagement the smoke hides the contendng par.
ties II Is known. also, that In an engagement
but few Of the soldiers take, or can take aim. and
FIRE unfortunately. Not only the malignancy
bat the folly Of this pfesentment Is made mani.
fest by the stupidity Of its authors. BAIL
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

An inquiry

j.. j. BINGHAM, ESQ Dear SI:-l see by
your paper of this morning that Gen. Dumont is
proposed as the Republican candidate for Con-
gress in this district, by the delegates of Marion
county.
Now here is a question. Is it consistent or
proper for the commandant of an important post,
which has for weeks been threatened by the enc
my, to resign-in the face Of the enemy-and
come hume to run for a civil office7 The incon-
sisteLcy Is the greater when. as now, the country
is straining every nerve to I'll up the ranks of the
army by additional enlistments
REPUBLICAN,
Hendricks Co., Aug. A.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
warren Township Democratic Meet
ing.

At0lSIs iSo~.
The Democracy of said township met at the
town house pursuant to adjournment, Tor the
purpose of appointing delegates to the County
Convention to be held on the 10th inst:
The meeting was organized by calling Henry
Brady TO the chair. and appointing Franklin Col
lins, Secretary, when the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That every Democrat in Warren
township is hereby constituted delegate and re-
quested to attend at the Court House in the city
OF Indianapolis on the 10th inst, for the purpose
of forming county ticket
Resolued. That the editors of the Voiksblatt
and State Sentinel be requested to publish the
proceedings OF this meeting.
HENRY BRADY, Chairman.
FRANKLIN COLLINS, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

NOTICE IL hereby given that will sell NJ Public Auc
tlon, on Thufudny, the 2hh inst a the late resi-
denee OF John \. ferry deceased IN Lawrence township
Marion County, indiana all bis personal properly lnot
taken By the widow consisting 81 twelve shares ~ stock
Ia the BclleoLiane Railroad i've head 81 cattle fourteen
sheep, Ave stands ~ bees stock hogs twohofae wagon,
carriage two saws wheat by the bushei corn
IA the crib aad IN the field hay IN the nov farming I'M
plements, household aud kitchen goods, &c.
TERMS on SAtE,-A credit ~ one year viii he given
all over three dollars, the purchaser giving bis
note with approved security, waving valuation and APP
prAisement laws Of three dollars aud under, cash
w hand.
Sale will commerce. AZ . O'Clock AN
SAMUEL CORY, Administrator.
August 4, 1852. augt w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
Union Township. Bartholomew County, Ind.

RATHER GooD.-We heard to day of the fol-
lowing exploit oil one of those patriotic Abolition
lists who boast the street corners that he would
give his all of this worlds goods to support the
Government in carrying OH the war. He is a
constant reader oil the New York Tribune, and
reading over the tax bill in that paper he con-
ceived the idea the law taxed dogs one dollar
head. He had fine canine of the New Found
land breed, and concluded to get rid of paying
Abolitonist, who boosted that he would give all
his property to sustain the war, murdered his
poor dumb dog in order to cheat the Government
out Of dollar He is patriot Ergo, he kills
his dog to cut down the expenses of the war
NJ. A. LEDGER.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

CsTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SSH the
- Marion Circuit Court OF Marion county, in the state
Of Indiana, September Tern, A. ID. lS62-Louss Scott
VS. Erasius Scott
Be il known That this 2ist day OF july In the year
1862 the above named plaintiff by her attorneys hed
in the office OF the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court her
complaint against said defendant IN the above entitled
cause together with an affidavit Of a competent per-
son, that said defend ant Erasus Scott is not resident
Of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore, hereby notified ofthe filing
and tendency said complaint against him and that I'M
less he appear aud demur thereto at the calling
said the second day OF the Of said
Court TO be begun and held at the Courthouse in the
city Of indianapolis on the fourth Monday In September
next said complaint and the matters and things therein
and will be heard and determined in his
absence. WILLIAM WALLACE, Clerk.
RAND HALL. Attorneys for Plaintiff iy2s-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
Notice OF Application for License.

NToTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
10 the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county,
Indiana al their term 1861 for license 10 EEL In
toxcang liquors In less quantity than quart at a
time with the privilege OF allowing the same 10 be
drank on my premisesl for year. Ny place Of bust
and the premises whereon said liquors 20 be
drank are located lot No 4 In block No. 1885, West
Washington street. In indianapolis in Center township,
Marion county Indiana E.J. LYONS.
aug4-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

1DY virtue Of order of the Court of Common Pleas
LID OF Marion County, lndlana, made iis June term
1862, WILL a. administrator Of the estate Of Samuel A.
Edgar deceased on Saturday, the 2Sd day Of Augist
sa2 nj the hour Of O'Clock r. NJ nj thA Court House
door, the City of indianapolis. sell NJ Public fucion
the following described Real Estate, via Lot number
eight ~ ln sidney Moore, Jfs Subdivision ~ Lots
teen 6), seventeen l7 and eighteen sl M out block
number hundred aud seyeuty-one an, IN PrattH
Addition 10 the City Of Indianapolis, according the
corded plat VI said Subdivision, recorded 10 the Recorder
Office Ia Marion County Indiana, in Record No. T. D. ~,
subject 10 the onethird interest Of the widow therein
Terms Of sale-One- third u the purchase money IN six
months one-thlrd VA twelve months and the remainder
IN eighteen months from date Of sale. The purchaser 20
give notes with good freehold security payable with In
tercst and without any relief whatever from valuation
apprascment laws certificate will be given the pur-
chaser which will entitlc him To deed, confirmation
OF sale by the Court, and payment " the purchase
money. GEORGE McOuAT,
Jy2i-w4w Administrator Of s. A. Edgar, deccased.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

One department OF our Dspensary is specially devoted
10 the treatment OF the Diseases Of Females, such Luz
chorrhea 'whte," Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Mensruation, Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consultation and examinations free Of charge.
Also for sale DIR. DEwEES'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distinctions, Irregularities &C. Married la
dies in certain situations should not them, they
would cause miscarriage Price III per box and may be
sent by mail.
DIR. GALEN'S PREYENTIVE-An invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number OF their offspring
the barren who desire children warranted not to inure
the health and will last for lifetime sent to any address
under seal, ON receipt OF the price-Tw0 DOLLARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE-By sending brief state
nient Of their symptom, will receive Blank Chart csnan-
ing list questions for the oftreaiment
&c Medicines any part of the country to any
at home, free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letters TO
GALEN's HEAD DIsPEEsARY,
octI5-d&w Louisville XIV.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

ON A NEW METHOD OF
treating yenerial Diseases, inclu-
ding SypAIlis In all its stages
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, vari.
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder &C, with
out mercury! containing a val.
liable treatise on that widespread
malady of youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, lmpotency, &C., the Sc.
cret infirmities Of youth and ma
turity arising from the baneful