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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. -. ALBANY, Feb. II. 1867.


BILLS REPORTED FAyoRABLf.
To amend the charter Of the Long lsiaho ha'iroau
Company. ... Sc Nh,
in relation TO the Jail and Pepitentiary OF kings
County. " o.
TO realize the acts Of the New-York Common
Council.
In relation to the expense of volunteers.
TO enable the United States 10 take land at Fort
Hamilton &C., for the purposes OF defense.
To require security from receivers OF Mutual In
suraDCe Companies IN actions.
BILLS NOTICED.
b. Mr.. BELIl-Levying tolls upon the Central
Erie, aud Oswego and Syracuse railroads.
BY hr. Misunderstanding the General Rail-
road law.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bv Mr. C0NOLLY-In relation to Assessment;
foT improvements in New-York City.
BY Nj. COOk-For facilitating the construction
Of portion of the Erie Canal Enlargement.
IN motion OF Mr.. MURPHY, the bill to amend
De charter Of the Long Island Railroad Company
,as reoommitted to the Committee for further exam
nation.
MIR. BELL called up the concurrent resolutions fol
the aufoip;ment OF Commission 10 revise the
assessment tax laws to report by the 9TH day OF
starch nex,. "
After debate the resolutions were again laid on
&C. table.
resolution to adjourn over from the 2Oth inst.
Vl I'll the evening Of the Goth, was laid over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

1--WE MONTHS WITH TIE RrBgLs-Last even.
tx large aud attentive audience in the Calvary
|5aptitt Church, in Twenty-tbird street the Rev.
DR.. Gietesl, listened to an entertaining address
10y Nj. James Gillette Of the 7la Regiment,
r. J. S. ~, returned prisoner Of war from
Richmond Virginia. hr. Gillette was taken at the
baltic Of Bull Run. His statements last evening re-
'esled small AMOUNT Of cruelty the part ofthe
rebel, a The same time giving due credit to much
iindpcss which had tended in Il measure 10 mitigate
'Se suilefiDgs Of some Of the prisoners.
The narrative Of Mr.. G.s five months experience
l"npreLonded some very ludicrous scenes which
Lao Tie property Of exciting contempt for the ignor
os Of e rebels, and pity for them on that account.
*re were some Of he prisoners however, who
"so 70 prolong their preeent stay in the South,
"s' II active service ia the defense OF Liberty and
MOI The enthusiasn with which the youthful
r'"'r ond sodlcr was applalded was we'll de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
Ep0M pORT ROYAL.

The u. S. sioreship Relief, Lieut.. Commanu'As -
ID. Manton, arrived at this port last evening %o's l
Port Royal in days. Nothing OF impOr'A %t. s'I
trmspred Il, that place since last "dviceS ITO ''''
lowing is list of her officers; u..,.,.nar,.
I,,nt Comnsnd,pg H. d. Msn.,ni Assns Sl S 'ua -
o,nt,y, Oa,oer Wm NJ. Post Master nAIe W.. CO.
neson Cciso l'erneci. FaS"'''c'' WV
Pilot ThOua, q Grove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
A CONFEDERATE SURGEON ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED

I1NcnBuRG, Feb. l0.-Dr. Wiley c. Beckwiek
of Company ID, lst Arkansas Regiment, WAS KILLED
at the Tennessee Depot this evening in an attempt
to get on the ears after they had started. lie was
horribly manglcd, aud died in few minutes. lie
had re.enlisted for the war; and was on his return
home on furlougb. Ills residence Is Ia JehefSo"
Comfy Ark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
REJOICING AT PROVIDENCE.

PRoyiDKScK Wednesday, Feb H. 1901
A national salute was fired here, by order OF Gov
Spraoue. and national salute and salute OF ioo oy
tho ctizeps. in honor OF Con. Burns'de's victory:
A salute was also fired at Pawtucaet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
REJOICINGS AT HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. "Wednesday, Feb. is-p m
Flags are flying all over the city, guns are BOOM
ing, the church bells are ringing merry peal, ovoe
the late Union victories The whole city is rejoso-
lug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

The Chroniok adds another case:
Charles Adams well known secessionist II Alexandria
was arrested on Monday by couple Of soldiers and
fore o, tesrb.r OF the 9Th Hno, Cavalry upon
having bren Outside Of the lines for soHo tune and 10
uunicaion with tho Rebels. On The recommendation Of
Mayor Mckenzie Adams released om custody By Capt
GeaTha Subsequently Aoams WAS again sfic.ed b. ordsr
Major Gle 1ed officer OF the day, and confined la the
Save pen; but upon the arrival Of Con montgomery IRON
afLii gon Adams again set at liberty
THE HERALDS REPRESENTATIVES,.
The n. y. Herald, driven out OF tho War
Department as a spy, and imprisoned in Fort
McHeDry as traitor, 10 the person OF ite
" ppecal roprcseutptiyc." was today pvt N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

occurred since our last report:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
Affairs at Nlemphis.

MEMPHIS, June Is Colonel Slack's order sup.
pressing the circulation Of Confederate treasury
notes, and requiring persons to secure permits In
order to pass The guards at Mound City, has pro-
duced great excitement in this city. .
The papers devote long editorials to the former
subject The Argus deprecates the spirit with
which the order was issued, but says 1t will ulti-
mately call out better currency, which has been
idle for some months. -r.. IN s.--
The Avalanche insists that the order will be
modified, az it conflicts with the expressed senti-
nents Of Colonel Fitch In his intercourse with the
bankers Of the city. .. I.-.. =
Awoman, dressed In mans apparel, was arrested
Yesterday as spy. She represents herself az hav-
ing been In the Confederate service under Gen.
Polk fi-- .' ...- = :
Seventy-four Confederate officers and soldiers
took the cath ef allegiance on Saturday. r--a
The following is a copy of the oath administered
TO rebel oticers and soldiers who voluntarily de-
liver themselves up:
II soiemnly swear that / will bear true allie
glance to the United States, and support and sus-
tain the constitution and laws thereof; that will
maintain the national sovereignty paramount to
that Of all State, county corporate powers; that
Twill discourage, ,discountenance and forever op.
pose secession, rebellion, and the disintegration
Of the Federal Union; that disciafm and de-
nounce all claim aud fellowship with the so-
called Confederate States and Confederate armies
and pledge my property and my life 70 the sacred
performance OF this my solemn oath Of allegiancs
TO the government of the United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.
Reported Engagement In Luray Valley
Gen. Jackson Again Advancing.

WINCHESTER, June I5.-AdvIces from Front
Royal this evening report everything quiet there,
Nearly ali of Gen. Shields men have found tneir
way there. few straeglers Of the bTi ade
which was forced back from Port Republic had
found their way into Gen Fremont's lines at
Mount Jackson.
The temporary excitement among the citizens
caused by the appearance Of a few rebel gueriIlas
near Castleman's Tor Snicker's) Ferry has sub
sided. The only effect it produced at headquar-
Of the Shenandoah.
Oficers from Gen. Fremont's camp this morn
ing report some heavy firing In the Luray Valley,
opposite Mount jackson, last night. They ex-
press the opinion that JacksoDs reconnoissa
mad OveTtaken the rear guard OF General Shields
command. Gen. FremOnt's front rested at Mount
Jackson, his line Of pickets extending from the
Massanutten to the foot OF NJ orth Mountain south
of Mill Creek. The enemy's pic kets were about
nve miles distant, consisting only Of cavalry, few
In number. No danger was apprehended Of an
attack In force on either flank, but in consequence
OF beIlet that the bushwhackers would attempt TO
cut OF foraging parties on the west, precaution-
arY measures had been adopted.
NinetY-three rebel prisoners arrived here to-
day; Most OF tkem were captured at Port Re-
public by Gen. Fremont They were turned over
To the care Of Provost Mars hal Batcheldef Among
them was Lieut.. Murphy, of the eth Louisiana,
who reports that the brigade to which he was at.
tached was badly cut up by Gen. MilroY at Port
Republic. -
Gen. Banks, in company with acting Medical
Director Helmer. visited all the hospitals TO-DAY
and found everything in good order.
Frequent statements are made here OF the de-
structive proOensities Of large number of men
in Gen. BlenKer's command, and without dis
criminsting between friend and foe. IL all &C.
counts Of their conduct are true, 1t cannot but be
viewed with great regret by all deslrous Of ulti-
mately restoring cordialitY between the present
contending sections Of our country. The only
excuse which can be offered is that these men are
only but Initiating the barbarites Of European
warfare Into this country.
Ii Is stated by secessionists here and from above
that Jackson has been reinforced by Gen. Whites
division, Is coo strong, and that he is advancing
down the Luray Valley again, keeping only a
small force in the Shenandoah Valley TO amise
General Fremont. The firing Of last night Ia par
tIGllY connrmatorY Of this statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
Late and Interesting from vicksbura and

MEMPHIS, June Is The following items aft
taken from the Vicksburg News OF the 18th:
General Breckinridge arrived here YESTERDAY
Seven OF the eDemy's gunboats Were engaged Il
Smelling Grand Gulf all day yesterday. The re
suit Is unknown.
General Butler has arrested DR.. Stone al New
Orleans, and lodged him at Fort Jackson, witt
his limbs shackled with irons
We learn that the Confederates last week
rescued the New Orleans, OpeIusas and Grea
Western railroad from the enemy, taking several
oracers and privates prisoners, and DESTROYING all
the bridges on the road.
Two trains were taken near BFassier CITY, and
all the Federals aboard Were captured. Our mer
then ran the train 10 Algiers and cut the levee in
order to prevent the enemy from getting ont, but
they soon repaired 1t.
Late New Orleans papers have been received
containing an account Of the execution of a man
named Mumford, who was condemned to death
by the military commander for tearing down the
American flag on the Oath OF April.
Six released prisoners, taken at Camp Jackson
have been sentenced to be shot for a violation Of
their parole.
The Vicksburg Wing condemns the opinion
that the city must necessarily surrender, and saws
that, having driven away the feet from below,
we only await the opportunity to destroy the one
from above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth coNsREss-ssesns s.ss,,.,
sgsATg.-After our report closed Yesterday
The Pacific Railroad bill occupied the balanc
Of the day =

sRsATE.--After our report closed Yesterday
Inc Pscinc Railroad bill occupied the balance
Of the day
HousE-Arer our report closed
Mr Morehesd, from the committee on the estab.
lishment of national armory east OF the ALE.
ghanles, reported a resolution providing for the
establishment of a national fOundefy east Of the
Aheghanies and a founderY, armory and manu-
featuring arsenal west of those mountains and In
the valley Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Mr. Delano objected to the resolution, on the
ground that committee had heretofore reported
the Speaker sustained, and the resolution wal
ruled out.
Mr. Elliott, from the committee on confscati on
SAID That he was directed to report the substitute
offered by Mr.. Porter, with amend ments
Messrs. Wicklife, Phelps and Colfax though ht
OF order was raised thereon, which the Speaker
sustained
The consideration of the bill authorizing the
Issuance OF an additional amount of Treasury
notes was taken up, and Mr.. Spaulding, Of New
York, spoke in its favor.
The House bill to secure freedom to all person,
within the Territories, was taken up, and the
amendment Of the Senate concurred In
The bill provides that after the passage Of the
bilt there shall neither be slavery nor involuntary
servitude IN any OF the Territories Of the United
states now existing. or which may at any time
hereafter be formed or acquired by the United
states otherwise than in punishment of crimes
whereof the party shall have been convicted
The bill for the relief Of the Assistant Surgeons
Medical Cadets, Sisters Of Charity, and others
who were sufferers by the burning Of the Wash
tngton lnhfmarY on Sd OF November, 1861, wal
taken up and the Senate's amendments coeurred
In.
rhe Senate bill donating public lands to the
States and Territories for the benefit Of agIicul.
turaI colleges, &c, was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Rebel Movements On the Peni
Of X ebel Citizens. fHF"
. [Army Correspondence Associated Press

lafmY correspondence Associated Press
WHITE HOUSE, Va, Monday. June I6 Sew
eral guerilla parties lowering In the re ar of
lhe army On Saturday and Sunday a small party
were prowling around the country on the oppo-
site side OF the Pamunkey, their object being to
await an opportunity to destroy the shipping at
this point.
Another party were at Charles City Court House
on sunday, and to day are reported to be In the
neighborhood Of Williamsburg.
Ten OF the most prominent citizens remaining
this side Of the ChickahomIny have been arrested
They undoubtedly gave the information upon
which the rebels have oPetated on our rear during
the past few days ....- @ 4 IS
The rebels made an attempt to drive in our
plckets In font Of Gen. HeintZelman's division
Tor the purpose of ascertaining our force and po-
sinOns: few Were wounded on both sides, but
none are known TO have been killed.
An order was issued to-dav by Gen. Mcclellan,
extending the lines Of Gen. Dix's command, 81 az
10 include Yorktown, Gloucester, Williamsburg
aud West Point.
Army Bulletin.
The War Department has received dispatches
fiom Gen. McClellanh headquarters, dated four
O'Clock p. N. yesterday. No especial movement
has taken place. The weather was very fine and
| the roads improving rapidly
Our cavalry on Morday paid another visit to
Ashland and surprised party OF rebels at thai
point, drove them or and captured some prop
ertv.
The advices from other quarters contain nothing
Of public interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
PROPOSALS FOR MULES.

cora.E DrrST SyislE s9EVSsgsFsSTsa ssg sts'1 or,ss
SE.LEo n rgsNs. viii te rso. o.ised at this oscs
isanF the Is win p 0Ur sxS lsIn
Mules, 70 ooa!oIm &C the following
SPECFIcATIoNS. 7Fssz
hLL 20 De Hp urteen hards and over IN helght.
rtys slNTHs 10 ts.CveT lS) taroe and under (sD
tcNE sIxTH to be over q, two and aaasr 80 ye.rs
sLL 70 bs sound rervIos.b.s Mules for ersurht
PPopuSALa.
81 = se III name an Pss. l5s address OF tie BID
M. nj 1s.,L "a - a, 80. pro p, a.
sdes,d as tbs i5div.daEf I.CPosSl OF q Sis5 nsr
FIosos.s f.On dislOyal partie, .sur -o,. q.
e.o, s ans a. cat i.ss a. .Is. Gogoa
RETgegg9sss!s Sisst He ad ,ress-d - CooueI q Il.
inst9n b. - sh HS t .sOG b, :5, A5%y mHT.sd WpsS
ross,s for Malss."
Tn. ,s,,s, 4 SSYkaRANEES "a a !! $ sr ,,....
should it he awarded 10 nllr. n Us; be Ensrsntis3
two responsible persons. vhoss sig gnatures mast
The respontihillty Of the gusrsntors must bs
shown hy the folsl oertIscsGs Of the cerf OF the
nss!es. IS not court or Of the United sists dis
Bidders mSst BE- present in scr .on vh.u the has
Bonds, in the sum OF twenty thoussnd doilsTS.
sgned by tbs cont sc-or and both OF mis- ruarsS
~ oe fesg!rsd ot The saoosssful bidder upon
As the bond must ACCOMPANY the contract N
VIII be neoetsaIy fr bidders to have their bords
men with them. Or % have bonds signed in nutlol-
peuon and readI % be produced when the Contract
Is 81 yned, Bsnks for bonds ran be broouTed upon
eppHsatton being made st this OfOe, either person
ally, oy lotter, or BY telegraph.
Form of GSaydafss.
We, OF the county Of, and State Of
=, and -. Of the county of - and -tsfs
eCI-. DO hereby guarantee thst ie able 20
lnlhl contract IN ecoOrdsaoe with the terms OF
his proposition, and mat. should hrs propoGtou be
accepted, he will a. once enter into q contract IN
aocoFdance herewith. Should the Contract 10
sWerueo MN We sre prepared TO become his secu
(To this guarantee must be appended the osIcfal
certificates above menuoned.)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
Al mules 90 nt acted for under this sdyertise-
ment W II be subjected to liEid inspection ard
tnose n9t confJl Ming to the sPecihostions viii be
The mules nutt .l be delivered IN this eity
Eit1in tSs twenty I've days from the dey Of sign
PAYMENT to be made upon the comp elton of each
terUas.er shall be In funds.
Any InfOru q ItI IN The bid. CT non conformspee
with inc tsTms OF this overt Eenient, will ensuro
the reie otion of the propofat
There mules wall be awarded in lots of(y01 Eve
Lund Cd etoh, unless he Depot Quartermaster
VARY the numbsr,
The Depot QuSterHSstsT reserves to hImsef
Sssss rsnt ~, 70 ifIect any or a. hId. that gsJ be
je 10 -dt2tth Colonel and Depot Q uartsrmsstsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

iTA New York Court has decided that per-
sons guaranty for another without consideration
was good for nothing. The case was that Of
clerk who told his employer that IL certain per-
sons bought hats, and did not pay for them, he
(the clerk) would pay. The employer sued him,
and the Courrdecided as above.
II The steamer Empress left st Louis on ths
18TH instant, well loaded with provisions for the
starving Inhabitants I'm and around Corinth, Miss
While the husbands and fathers of these famish-
ing people are In the rebel ranks, ghting against
the Union, the loyal people are feeding their
wives and children.
III The immigration hitherward is increasing
now In volume every week, and from what we
Learn, we would not be surprised IL, by the close
OF autumn, Europe had contributed to our popu-
laton, for the year, hundred thousand souls
". Y. Tin1ss, JKIs II.
III John w Forney. Es1 the Secretary OF the
Senate, la. transmitted 10 z L. Chittenden, E,q .,
the sum Of S5O5 so, collected at his suggestion
among the gentlemen in the office of the Senate,
for "beneht OF poor, wounded, and suffering
soldiers In hospital here"
IL The number Of deaths In Baltimore last
week were e2; Of whom as were males and "a fe-
males. Ofthe deceased 35 Were undeE ten years
Of age.
IL Nova Scotia has sixty-hve exhibitors at the
International Exhibition, and New Brunswick
thirty-siX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
M URIN6ER's PATENT BEEF TEA
= -1l Pr RPFISIsl'siSi9 81 z IN t1naot n.tt et

BEEF AND VeVETXPLEs.
Cocveruhis Immediately IutO 9 LouFishinr .na
oeloions sous. hIERly approved By q numS.r OF
eminent fhttlclSno, who uEe Il at TIA v.Tioc.
wounded soldiers, Va siSA ehu
This sdnirsh. aTtio's condeuses ipta I, oon..o,
l0F nm all the 81 uDsLaBth and rutrltiye
lArto nulk Cf meat And vsgesabSs Ike re,ai
ness Win Whlch " clssoves, when hoilinr 80,
Is poured on, INTO Tlch Gna sslasLhls Sopr -
lte, Ehion E0ld require hours Of preDsTstion a
ooroIns 70 the usuai method is Is sdvAntsas IN
mtny sltueCor7 OF lie TOO obvious 20 mead u-st--
Us hlshiy nounahlrg apslitles, oOubiEsd with IL.
qoiicsHsr rendert ~ invaluable for the sinF vhie
i0r those in heath 10 Is perfect sHhetltnte ~
!IesA t-eat ELa vegetables. &C will keen God IN
aay GItna'e. Il RecO iaTlJ vol aGsptef .0T
fovts-5 " Iasd and Ssd, no can thus IA IN IS
sSo.Se.tn oefTlVSloT 9 o. oomfol tsbIe mesl 10
Witich trey ere 80 ilSbie,
FOR Invalds, whose csrac-o-z 1.pa,,ts N, +, thr.
Do sansE6l IN n.omsnI. - '-Ns
Fog rrcTtsm0u and sXoarFloujst, 10 rhoy, NotA
its COZ 2iStAeaa sa eASy FEsaAl 5:.ors vii re-
For EE vh? Nou'3 snouoIai.o tire Ard trorb,.-
gold q I6T Of time" eio eis
,PfsasIed eaiy by tie inventor, 4. sALoMH
htUSiNGEh, snd for Fa's by our no q A Snnts
gySEPH, Is. BUSSlER n co. Nos ICt 80
1tV ScEtA DelkWsTa aVenne, PhilAdc3phI. 70
isn vihon ~ APPLICATIONS for It's Beef se4 Iaust ~
p. S;-The article iE EfeS1Ied in onl,, Al .hor,
eShattSr cI pouEus eenh. and saok al IN M hoaas
ol EE snc SlG YoHuds oSe.I. "A sla.ls c. naT,sr
pooha, n VIA mste 1--we pints ofexoslleL. osef reS,
/.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

Weakness in the BaoK, Structures A Affections o.
Ihe EidaeIs snd 5la6de(, lnvol lrntsry DIsoharges
impotency, GcleTai Ps5iiity, Nervousness, Dys
Of the Heart, Low Spirits, Timidity, freEEbi1nSs
n.a Rimge:s & Of slse. o. Glddinsss, Disease Of ii,
Ssss' SSsss prr.dss pssdPs .S9 o 6sStsTF afS: YSg
Fsndaer Sod ~ mssdILsEe Impossible. and destroy bOtI
YOUNG MEN
Especially who hAve become the victim. ~ Soil.
taIy Woe, that dreadful and dertrTStive Es5iI
s.nSs oFPpVgs az Vny sHssP. tC an Iasy ihOu
and brilliant intellect, who mI~ht oth erEise be =
shs,S.Ssd Listening Senstss sIfh the thpndsrs Of
MxRRIAGE.
MARRIED PERsoNs, or Young Men an.1arns',
tiaE Ma[risSe, being aware OF Ihytiosl ysaE ne.
oTEsnlo debility, dc!crrines. 20, s9esiiiS cGTsd
may regj0uslT oonfids in q honor as ent,snsn
and confidently rely upon bis skln a a ,hysic!a5-
OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST
doors from the corner. Fail not to ob.ssy tSs
and number. Letters must De paId and CONTAIN 4
DIR. JOHNSTON,
SoS Senes. IN a4s RSYs cOllsfs Of Surgeons
L2ndo9, P.rls, Philadelphis and elsewhere. has as
Esre ever known; many troubled with rIrsTng in
the head ard eSTs when aeIesp; great perVSus-
a.
ness with frequent blushing, sttendeS sometIms,
with deranEemeLt Of mind, were cured Immedi,
:. TAKE PARTIC ULAR NOTICE
young men and others who have Injured thon
selves By certain PRACTICE IndaIEed IN Ehsl
or ct .cSoo ihs ssSis iSm ~ vSsS sy COM
nshIly felt even when asleep, and il not cured,
These arc some Of The ~ ss aud msi.nsESoly sasot.
P.ASss ASsi X: ss hs.s D
ness Of s!Iht. Loss Of MIseular Power Pa pitation
s s N'fySSs
Olii'y, symptoms Of con.spPsiOn. 30.
nush 70 be dresded-Loss OF Memory. Confu.iun Is
Hversion Of soesss9 q sR,s, svi fo.s6edlnyI
ssds TinidT stc are some cf ss L" ss. ys,1 sI0
SasyGSSs sSs D1sst5y; can now judr.
their yitos. beoolirg weak. pale. nervous and ems
eyes, coush or ~ mItons OF cons gmption,
DISEASES OF IMPRUDEsCE r
tRss ssses tf fySSif:s sSi:
.ense o 700 Sften hsgesns thst an IL iHss
s or fs Tenn $ saSssSa 4. Az. sRs
:nRssancs, keep MIN trifinE month after month. 9,
s lSs Ssa e SaSs'S u ..s s3S Z
his Calling dissppointemspS or 5y tie nae Of a.,
q as
!Ss sts B. ssI ass.sIa s a:ss
ina a.eSysrsd country from whose boarne nc
DIR, y0HEST0NS REMEDY Eoe oRGIN.
AZ HEAkNRSSA AND IMPOTENCY.
80 tnls Great and important remedy vestnsxs q,
tae organs are speedily cured and full vlgor re-
tSsausv. t.1Sasv. hqnsanes OF the most nervous and de-
disisiy fsiisVsd .1 '0'' ~ nope nave bean imms
n All imlsdimdnts to Marriage, Physical or M suts,
DDisS DS Sualihestlons, Loss Of Procfsative rover,
Esh.ous lrnnpillty, Trembllng. Weakness or
: ENDORSEMENT or rHE PRESS.
vi.i.ns ms.Ei TaogsAsDs cured At thls Insntatior
important surgical eDersfioas Ssrformed ss ~ n
yoanstol, vitnessed bJ the reporters OF pspers ~
many other pefto nsx notices Of which, lave -
essreo aSein and esain befors the public, bssidss
ns siAneng - egengemAn Of chsraoter md re-
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