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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-16

G6s~ Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of 1t. Col. Bowles in this morning
Issue.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-16

~ Saunders late incIrsion into East Ten
nessee was lik, the embroidery of a lady,
cloak. IL was chiefly arraycd on the border.
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A COOK u 4 ri.r- 10 ~ with Genl Forests
"a tavaGy. iic ligassi WAGES " Ill be paid for .
50 Il H-;rn q: wns Eisi eo,k, Z, cook Tor small
tcri4G sam ca, c.:'r;a:.'a =. ltlG Sc
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yyafl.A.Ig pa0PEgTY FOR SALE NEAR M

yylfI'A lis pGDPERTY FOR SALE NEARMA.
i.-'t@.--ia.tc. places, containing respectively
. h., AZ - sc:os. The two iorner with good build-
i-.. aLd 'u'-'. - orchards. gardens aud yospk
.,.i go. ~ ave 'n-:cd for sa.e separately or
.O,h,r. With az ~eho,t the crops al corn, wheat.
AID .&:tA>ivc lot nj ci!uicc garden vegetables.
/, rpsf; r.ui'e Of G.. NJ. Cxldseii Atlanta, or
a. J.. 3 g.. 4 :hu :;ar,:,'a Hotel.
iuv. ~
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pa The Yankee East rehne;soo renegade
abo'itionisis, Saunders, WHO commanded the
rai,liug party which attacked the tow. OF
Knox ~. vert back 10 Circinua:i 20 nave
hnsc lutfod in the newspapers. the result
Of Saunders conference with tho yankee editor
was the following bach of absurd iaorications:
We had the pleasure on Wednesday, oil All
interview with Colonel Saunders, who CON
handed tho late raid rto East Teifnessee, rode
into tue suburbs Of Knoxville, burned The grea
bridge at Strawberry piains, an'l ;wh other
imp or,ant bridges The Colonel says the poo
pie O. Las, Tennessee are the most loyal in the
Union. Old men, and women and children RAJ
from their houses when they saw the blue
Jackets and chcercd them with in9escri6Ab!r
enthusiasm A. tines, where the command
stopped long enough for the pcopi. 10 col!cc;,
the Colonel says'he was reminded OF emp
meeting scenes. The Union people we've a;
great pains las. fall aud this spring to put in g
large crop. hoping it would servo Ia Feed our
armies; aud now that the rebels seem Likely 10
reap where they have sown, .hey turn their
cattle into the grain. Thousands OF women
and children have labored in the he.ds. think
ing they were raising supplies for Union sol
diers, and now mourn over their splendid
crops because our armies arc not tlierc to Ell
: Joy them.
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JAKE: Cr ari committed 10 jsi. at Livingston
ove,toa county. Tenn, On the lst al July. 1858
"a lego H. ceiling his rane Buck. and says lie be-
foBgs To Montgomery DAVE Christian county. Ky.
said boy s3;s .,r hirvd 10 ELIAS Carr, n ~ Ring
gold Georgia, gnl ade his escape ten DAYS afo
dc i TX ieet inch high. ,oaler color, about Is
years 0!a aud wcig!s about ts5 pounds. b owner
IS ,eqsos.ed 10 forward. prci erty. pay
charr-s aud take h.a cut OF Jail. July "a. SEQ.
&c. ;ihNl6AN,
juylj-lw JauR,
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NOTICE TO tne voters u Hamilton county Tee.
~ nes.ee. i viii opea ana sold IN Etscaiea 10
the several districts Of Sid couasy % Thsr.aay the
yh day Of Auguss 1853. for tbs parpo 81 el.ctsrg
Governor, members 70 the Con eedsnaae Cxng.css ana
mea Sers 20 the Legislature OF TesDasse.
B. COULTER
bs7sd siberia OF h. Go.
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4 J. HARAISON
oMMIssIoE He 2CHAHT.

FAMILY GROCERIES,.
PROVISIONS,
aaa CuUNTRy PRODUCE
Market sc. ID door NorsA Market House.
Refer >, husiuess ma Of u ftanoo9a-
fnasli-tsull1
FAKES Up AND COMMITTED % The jai es aan
tfoa coADty, 1eanenuee. tWo D0RrO men. Jc6 =
ga ~ -ho NJ thsy belons 10 John LEVITT Of AN
gu~,. JoAa b very earg, aad Ben, 81 light
supu .,iv. The ovDsg = RossAo1 b osns serVsf1
pruee property, pay ehasgss sad tsks thso aNay.
IN. n. 1oCALLISTEa.
ssy9e-6 yaNw 8sniiAna Ce
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HfoTISE- From and after the 3ssh Jane instant
~ Confederate TRasury Notes issued prior to tha
OF DE cHoer 1851, will not 10 received dspos.
les ynent Of debts 10 slese banks.
The isy u CongfBss regulating The finding q
Treasury Fptes. renders this oourss necesry, II
vrovldes Il - alter the nrut Of AnEuR nexS thaol
rrfsx cescot be fnnd.d.
$50. A. FISHER, Cash. Usak Of reaaoaea.
W-D- FULTON Cs.A- Bank a Chaf1aDouls
t1I3-lm
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JITANrhD.-A god negro boy to cook for . ssul
w ne<s. liberal vssss pad. Apply ct Orleans
light Hnr~e IA. 0sa. pok's Escort
g, Ull-A' FRANK PErERS.
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Jmperi.nt from aI,,iso-;hr French Arm;
Occupies the tR; it.i.
By the way OF Sau Francisco We have tae
folowin. i!'clhscLcc IRON iho Cry oi NieA CO
up 10 Ju.I' o:
President Juarez nd Cabinet had conclude;
to cvacTate the City OF Mexico, believing, thai /,
the most eifeciual resistance 10 the French
my could be made outside Il the wall. On IL,
BIS. OF May the Government moved to san Lu-
ii de Putoso, takin, all tn" fn,vclt! ire arms
and munitions q war aiotg. They also took
it'll them two millions vi dollars nom ,ne
Treasury. The force that garrisoned the Cay
of Mexico, said To number twenty Thousand
men, was withdrawn TO the Cneruavaca plaza,
and to intermediate points around tho ely, Tor
the purpose Of carrying - guerilla wax aye.
On the J. ST OF June "a :aeesle, waG ho'G ~ iH'
city, at which the principal leaders OF 20
church party were present. if,y scht com
uiiss,one. To Gen foscyo o.icr Ii!oit a.! -ia'.y'
10 hn Emperor Louis Napoleon. On tbs ga,
the French division urdcr Gcn. nszG,uc occu
pied tie principal cnuan,c "a the city. a::t II
.crred the chu: ch party lro;cc io1 a,i,ist tie
excited population. The whole fr,uc.i army
VAS expea.od 10 occupy the capita Oh "a: o''i
OF Juue. Three newspapers had been esiab-
lished .avor:ng the policy o: the French. One
| OF lhcae papers states that the Occupation o,
the CI-y o: Mexico settles Win absoiu 4 ccr-
| talu:y dat 1t ~ necessary 10 exiirpa!e hy Tie
root The Demo cratic element, ana no !onpti
reed there lie oven dream ut popul-r sove-
reign,y. General Forey had issued All orde:
coutiscatns the property oi all parties VIII
have been or arc IN arms against The French
| An arrival from Havana Erings NerA L.a2
aivices up To June 10, several days later than
| tire above.
The French army occupies tie City o. Mex
| leo on the 3d ul,iu,o, and Gen. Foi - To x pos
session on the lO.h. Ju.f.g Lad retired IL
Dxxs.. Il \
been seu, against that place. Forey VAS re-
ceived with grcat enthusiasm. ~ Ffcuu., Mar
auis who was wounded at Pueo.a goes TO P,.ti,
with tho keys of the City ri Mexico fnif
| teen hundred prisoners, inos.iy Mearaii ,'tii'
ccr,. arc about 20 DO seq; 10 France.
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Csinf. sWAR0--Strayed from the subscriber 0n
sss NV e ercning OF the - Jsae, at Tu.ahoraa
dasF hay Eve years ol ith black legs
.aiin Apj g 7, aboat Is hands high, vita sore
spots, each mde Of tie back bone, caussd b. Tho
saddle. +: : above reward and soesah,as asked
~i.i o. pa on her de. livery 10 ne Headquarters
18th Tenae zee Regiment, or to Capt Petsn, Provost
.'r--..a.. Chattanooga
JIM. WALL,
is.-'-- Esj,r 18th Tenn. 2egt.
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We ART Authorized TO snncence The E0a. 8Am. 4
: lITE - ijsie for t'I- Senate frog gbe District
-pn~-d tie coan.es Ct Haniltoa Msrioa, g.
=, u. cse, Z. us1e AMI Bsaiisy.
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SEMINAn MEAKNESS.

othose caused by and solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate in
dvidua for business society some Of the sad ana
melancholy effects produced oy early habits Of YOUTH are
Weakness of the Buck aud Limbs, Dizziness Of the head
Dimness OF sight. Papitauon Of the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness, befangemeni Of the digestive functions
symptoms " Consumption, sc The feAliul effects on
the mind are much 70 be dreaded loss Of memory,
fusion OF ideas, depression of spirits evil forebodngs
ayersion Of society, sedisust, umidty Sc. among
the evils produced Such persons should, before
tempaung mauimony consult physician Of experience
aud be al once restored 70 health and happiness.
Patients who wish 20 remain under DR.. Bows treat
ment few days weeks, will be furnished with Plea
sant rooms, and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent 20 an parts Of the country with fun
directions for USE receiving description 0f your cases
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capoes warrant
ed therbest preventative Order by mail Three for ST.
and red stamp. $500
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For he Journal
ON THE FIELD or FAIR OAKS.

Fohmded on tacts
Ry RgN. D. HOUSE
On the CORY field of Far Oaksa wounded soldier law
lie had fallen for his county the orem ~ In the Fray
And the crimson tide was o6hmg slowly rom his side,
He dying for his country even as his fathers died
Beside this wounded soldier knei, oomrade and
brave,
he weeping for hi, brother who would fila soldiers
And me dying soldier whispered 10 the comrade by his
"1en NY mother, ahouldyou meet her, that hr Ii erty
died.
"Te her how longed to ace her how longed to clasp
her hand,
Once again TO hear her greeting that far
land
where no strife is raging where war can eve
Tell her how hope to her in that brighter better
home.
"Tel her that I've done my duty that found soldiers
grave,
while fighting for our banner the ,g our fathers gave
Bend nearer now, dear Henry, am growing very weak
And would not have you miss them, the words that
may speak
"when am dead dear Henry. take the locke, from
lie, it f. there now dear Henry it will take from death
its smart,
have worn /, since the mornins, when swore before
God.
That ia asa, for flag aud country till no traitor walk
ed her sod.
Send back to er who gave it.bend nearer to me
Tell he, hst neer forgot her. the cottage meath
the hill;
Tell her, Henry. that when dying, the battles CORY
plain,
How Iprayed that might meet her. meet my darling
once again.
Send this letter to her Henry, and cip lock Of hair
Aud tell her that when dying breathed for her PRAYER
That she might be ever happy, free from sorrow
and pain,
Thatin brighter, farcr regions we nigh, sometime meet
again
What is that hear, dear Henry Is it the cannon
shall besr the din Of battle, miuse in the strife no
Let me ca. y''.r hand dear Henry, lc.me feel your
l'NnV breath
On cUtok onrc mnfc drat Ueury ere my eyes snail
tosc d dtaiA 20
Then his voice grew fainter fainter as be Whispered
"uloser STILL
And the DYING words be uttered were mother and ht
cottage meath the bin b"
Then he PePed, and ocr his features deaths pao
quickly spread,
And be- The dying called dear Henry. was kneeling b,
the dead
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11
BLOOD BLOODll BLooD..
Helmlold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILL
SYPHILIS.

This Is an affection Of The Blood aud attacks .s ,H
u'l Or1ans, Innings Of Che Nose, Ears. Throat W
pipe and other Mams sa,aoe, making he appanH
IN The form Of Ulcers. He mboli's Extract ssrsa1r
purhes the Blood and removes al scaly Eruption t
Skin giving 90 the Compilation Clear and Voc
Color II being prepared expressly for this class n an
plants It's Blood Purifying rropertie. are preserved
reater extent Aao any ofher preparations q Saraaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

FOR RATS, MICE, REACHES, ANTS, BEN
BUGS MOTHS IN FURS, WOOLENS, &c. IN.
sEcts ON PLANTS, 70 wLs, ANIMALS. &c.
"only insalble remedies known"
Free from Posons"
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out Of their holes to die"
Y d sold Wholesale in all large cities.
~ sold by all Druggists and Retailers every where.
lIlll BkwARE ! N OF all worthless limitations.
" See that "CosTARs' name is on each box bottle
and hAsk, before you buy.
Y Y Address HENRY r. CosTAR.
VI Principal Depot, No. 4S2 Broadway, n. Y.
W Sold by all the Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Montpelier, Vermont.
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7 OF IlV dUuTnaL
A AKE TIE WORLD !

Who for Freedoms cause and law
Freedoms sword Of justice draw
Earth's own hone that sages saw,
Let then follow me
by the blood our fashers she'd
kceking in CORY bed,
BY the great immortal dead
On 10 victory
BE this Freedom call 70 earth,
Mindless Of whateei their birth,
Let all people shout it forth
Rouse the world TO arms
Here hath Freedoms sun arose.
On the hearth stone mid its foes
Flashing bright on oeaseess blows,
Conflict aud alarms.
Truth and error, right ard wrong,
Hand in hand alas too long,
Testing, singing all one song
Now have parted hands,
Blades are crossed aud red with gore,
Let us rise as those VI yore
From the mountains and the shore,
And re-light their brands.
Conflict now is virtues tcsti
Nothing nothing is al rest,
War Is life; within each breast
Goodness vengeance guide
Heroes sleeping Meath the sod
shall time waken unto God
Wnen It's only His the rod
Then shall right abide
:, IHRonoRE A DoDGE
Montpelier Sept l. 1853
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HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of asyphuf. Nll1
and an injection in Diseases Of the Uunary Organs
arising from habits Of dissipation. used iu ronuf1n
with the Extracts Fuohu and sarsaparla, in such DIS
eases recommended.
Evidence Of the most responsible aud reliable iftn
Ter will accompany The medicines.
CERTIFICATE OF CURES,
From eight 10 twenty years standing, with names kna
to SCIENCE md FAME.
For Medical Properties Of Buehu, sec Dispsnsala1
the United States
See Professor Devices valuable work on the rn-o
Of Physc
See remarks made by the late celebrated d. ray'.
Philadelphia
See remarks made by DR.. Fphraim Mcdowell td'
brAed Physician, AND Member Of the Royal College
Surgeons, Island, and published in the rnnsei'a'
Of me King and Queens journal
See Medco Cirurgoal Review, published By Berl'nn
Travefs, Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most oftho late STANDARD Works On Medicine
Extract BucHU 81 90 PER BOTTLE, or SIX roa 3 ''
EXTRACT sARsAPARmLA, 81 90 PER rorlE Oh 'i'
FOR 500 IMPROVED RossiwAsu, 80 PER- BOTTLE OBS
TX PoR 81 so
Or halfa dozen Of each for Sl2 90 which wi be suics
cure the most obstinate cases il directions are poi
hered to.
Delivered io any address, securely packed from o.''
vation
O., Describe symptoms in all communications u''''
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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loOrtrp


THOU LOVST NE NOT.
Thou lov'st me not; the years roll on
Lcthes cup I've soughtin vain.
And men'rys sharpsst pangs retain
Can neverinote regain
A love that orco Is gone
Yet on from sotroW's up I've drank
Tears Of bitter crief I've shed
Der the bier NJ dear ones dead
And longed TO rest my weary head
Where gross the grass 10 rank
Drearilv now count my dead
Gentle Mari long hath lain
Meath the quiet swimmer rain
Time has softened nov the pain
And quiet tears shed.
Then our teachers sunny iresses
Rippled DER the satin pillow;
Feared she not dark J0rdan's hilow
Calm she sleeps beneath the willow
Mcmfy holds her sweet caresses.
But Oh my hearth his sharper pain
Where darling Annie. head low,
where the shadows come and 20
On the grass or ON the snow,
To wall my dead In vain
And frty moons have waxed and wAnod,
Still my Annie silent lies
Where the graceful elm-trees rise,
And neither hceds nor hears my cries
She ne'er before my heat so panied.
And yet know a deeper grief
when the eyes refuse i0w weep,
when the heart with tears steep,
When the dull hours slowly creep,
When sleeps bring no relief
Thou lov'st me not; oh, bitter pain
Had | watched thy failing breath
Had / wept DER thee iu death,
Time had soOthed my deepest grief
But now Time works Ia vain
Thou loy'st me not and oh no ret
For the numbod and ucaried brain;
Like the droaf November rain,
Like the moaning restless main,
The heart beats IN nay breast
! tried 70 drive love from my heart.
When those dear, dear eyes " thine
Looked no longer love 10 mine;
But Tiyen oaks the ivies twice
Aud will not from them part
hear with deepest tenderness.
That thrills through III any frame,
The ripping music Of thy name;
Sweeter far than breath Of fame,
For fame can never bless.
But when these weary years fed,
When that qucenly head lies low,
Where the shadows softly go,
III forget my sharper Wu,
And softly weep thee dead.
EvASGELTsl
.fl.v NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

A SECRET FOB FARMERS 1t is worth
knowing that every keeper Of cows may cause
them to calve during the daytime, instead Of
night or day. as it may happen, csusing much
watching and want of sleep, The simple
method is this When the COW is in calf and
the milk beginning to fail, till she is about
''yelled," let no milk be taken from her du-
ring the day, or at night, but milk her any
time in the morning, aud let none be taken
but IA the morning and. when her time to
calve has come, she will drop her young in
the daytime. Two of our friends have tried
this simple method and have found it correct
IN every case One who has eighteen cows has
tried it these two years, and nov they never
think OF sitting up at night.-FVe Journal
RIoHMoSD, Sept %, 1868,
Hon. f. P. WALTON;
Dear SW;-A notice in your paper Of this
date relative to the culture of tobacco, has
induced me to send you by express couple
Of leaves taken from my Geld of nearly two
acres, yesterdays just four months from the
planting OF the seed, in an ordinary garden
bed. 1t is nearly all fl. to harvest.
f. II. JoYNER.
The leaves show for themselves; one of
them SO by 20 inches, and the other SO by
Is.
BURY THE PoTATo VINEs.-Let the vines
OF the early potatoes be covered as the pota.
toes are dug Where the growth is luxuriant.
they will make as good dressing as can be
applied to the land. and no prudent man can
afiord to lose them, as lost they would be, il
not covered over.
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Norfcg-Sqr, your Hsssy no not BE- pcrsladed 60 rur
r4 articles 30 a. Co 81 which 40 not contain hc virtues ~
cent bottle of Madame rofter's Curative basam one cost
nucturina which Is a. great as ha o. aln9t any M
low price at which s sold makes me
10 the seller apparently small uuphnciped dealers VIII
other mcuicine8 which their prouts
ar larger the customers ins upon hayns Madane
pnrts And none other Ask for Madame forers Curative
Hasam price 1cnt aud in large bottles al Is ctnts and
ae no other fyou not get At one store you can 40
sod by all Druggists and store-ksepers at 10 cents and
lu Itrler bottles ni 4h cents
NALL RUCKEi, PROPRIETOR, New Yort.
O.. C. GOODWIN A. Coz NO. 10 hafthuu cucrt Ngstoui
Gene Al AGENTS if England hltHH
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AFFIDAVIT.


Personally appeared before me an Alderman ofth' wy
Of Phladelphia Helmbold, who being dolly '''''
doth say, his preparations contain no narcotic no "'
curry or other Injurious drugs but are purely veg,
H. T. HELBolD
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 2Si day Of Nv
vember, 1854. .pn
VIM 2. HlBBAhh
Alderman, Ninlh-sueet, above Race fmlaa'''
Address Letters for information In confidence
II. T. HELMBoLD, Chemi"
Depot l0i SOUTH Tenth Street. below Chestnut
BEWARE OF COUNTER FEll'
AND UNPRINCpLED DEALERS
Who endeAyor to dispose OF THEIR oNN
o er" articles the reputation attained oy
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu'
sarsaparilla'
Improved Rose Wash
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. o.ryFR.
ASK FOR HRLMBOLD'S-TAhE ~ y Ian
Cut on, the advertisement, and send for IT, AND
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE. onei'''
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NC Monty Is VEAL TIL I!
CURE YOUR COUCH FOR IL OTIS.
The BEST and CHEAPEST Household REMEDY
In the World.
MADAME ZADOC PORTE s
GREAT COUGH REM DY

MADAME zAnoc rORTER g CuRA-
tive Baisam IA warranted II used
according 60 the directions, to
curu in all cases Coughs, Colds,
Wh0upinE Cough, Asthma and an
Affections u the Throat and
Lungs.
Made Zad1o portcr's BALKAN
is prepared with aI Che rcqul cite
care ami akil, from a comhiua-
ton nf the hest remedies the veg
etahle kiupd0m affords. Us rem
edial qualities ARE based ou its
power 90 assist che healthy md
vigorous circulation OF the blood,
through the lungs. 10 8 not a
violent remedy, but cmolllenti-
warming, searching and siitoiive
can be taken by the oldest person
or young ~ child
Made Xailc lorieris Ralsam
has been in use by The public ur
over ls years, and has acquired
its present sale simply by beinR
recommended by those who have
used 10 20 their afflicted friends
and others.
NosT lNroRrANr.-Ma Made Ladue
rurtef's Curative Balsnm is sold
at price which brings 10 In the
reach OF every one tO kecp 10 cUn-
veuient for use. The timely use
Of "a single bottle win prove % De
worth l0 times ~ cost.
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G0NORRHNA AND SYPUIIIS.

Beneath his treatment, all the horrors venerea and
impure blood, lmpotenty, Sorohlla GonorrhmA Ulcers
pain and distress IN the regions Of pIocTeaon, lnham
es, Humors, frightfu Sweings, aud Il long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease are