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no MEDICINES GIgeE.
no SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED.

VerF many are uuacquRiuted with this treatment,
which been practirel Sith as onishing suo by
Dr. nEwTns, 1t Gin 'iI nat and New York Gr URAEE
a. Hartford, Conn, q by DR. b 'BE ats, through
out the ut and EasteTl States. Perhaps il = Ill
Ne sucent say u 10y II c)ns esiicns OF the In
ternal DrRans reElOyed. the r5UlatfOh becomes
qTaiz q, and the PATIENTS estor4d & b; alth
quiring ch ngeof Dot. lest of the busin's Sc
pu-suil Of life; never m nisbInE, bui a.waYs IN
reasing the strt myth md Wig th@ system is safe,
pleasant aud agressble % ths delicate lady or most
tsnder lnfeut. v ithiR few day 7 FOberts will
deliver c1Hrse Of Lectures on t., subject Of Phyu-
olORy aud the Law of reslth, explaining the man
ner 10 which his method o. tr atmento perates to pro-
duce au b amediat snn remarEatl recOve ,Ies nom
diseases which heretaf5re, by all other HeAns,
br-u cons dsTed lncHrable.
We prOfsts not T. cure everything or everybody;
but do c aim 10 reasC and c'DmOn sense aud to
ont OF ten Of III Sc who incurabls by any
her methsd. -
B-vOluntary Testimonies n thrEs who have been
cured By rs may be re n at our Rooms.
HN-Terms for Treatment always reasonabls &C.
oOrding to means Of pasient. septl5-l2O
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And the east half of Lot No. 1lG0 appraised at p
Also, an undivided half of Lot No. Is in Al
fred Kelley's subdivision Of original city
Lots l9l, 1872 and 1873 in said city, appraised
a. I12
GEO. H. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
HrroHoock & EsTEP d. B. PERKINS, Atty's.
sept5:ll9
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nag-Wnl buy and sell Besl Estate on Oommission,
Rent and ollect Rents, SC.
-No charge 70 Purchaser. Eellors enly charged
Tor Sales or Exchanges actually Malis.
Also issues Policies at Lowest PsTinF Gsten n
Rsliabls Eastern lnuuraucs Companies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL

fs ESTATE, Raiirosd and other stocks. Has on
hand q large lot Of Harnls aud EarIuias Lands in
this state, Iowa Wisconsin sEd Illinois.
ETOniae over No. 50, south side Of Pub SFuaTo.
uaav20
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J AKE auPERlnR sTrAAaERs.

1888. 1858.
OEEYELAKB. BzTBOIT,
AND sss-.
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
THE SPLENDID sTEAMERS /
PLANET, METEOR, OITY OF uLTsV BLAND /
fEAYkLLER, ILLINOI5, IRON CITk hohths |
REH LIGHT, will form thellno from Olevesno sna |
Detroit 70 all Lake Superior Ports during the season
on the following days;
CITY OF CLEVELAND
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN WILKINS.
Leaves Cleveland at sPy Leaves Detroit At 70 A. =
nday....-,..Oct October 3 Tus-day.....-...Uctobers
Pc AN z T.
Captain JOHN P. wABO.
LaaYes Cleveland atsP Il. Leaves Detroit at 10 A N.
friday. ber ID SATURDAY ..oep per y
Wednesday septembers 30 Thursday. ...-..Ociober
ETE @ q,
Oastsin REDMOND s. Ryder.
Leaves Cleveland at sP.n. Leaves Detroit st 10 A 4
Monday. September q Tue=dsy. y...septeneer =
October Saturday,
I z AT & L L E r.
Captain T. s. aILLEB.
Leaves Cleveland at g Leaves Getr95t q u e
tuesday w.. October WednesdaY-....oOtObeE
ILLAE Is,
Captain JOHN ROBERTSON.
Leaves Cleveland at Pm. Leave Detroit az 10 {.
konday..s septembe 4 Tuesday P.sIn PeI ~ ~
Eridal --...Se ptember 25 Seturday ptem perzs
IR ON CET
Captain J. Z. TUBNER,
Leaves Cleveland stsPnI Leaves Detroit At 10 A. n
Is WEDNESDAY sePJeoer ~ -
NORTHERN LIGET,
Captain JOHN sPALDINe.
Leaves Cleveland at r. Leaves Detroit at 10 A. N.
sspte1ber 3s Wednesday epteEa Der 80
HondAy.....-...Octo u Iuesday..--O october Il
DS-ThiI Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred MilsI,
embraces six degrees OF latitude and eleven degrees
ct longitude, passing through Lakes krie, ST. Ulslr,
Huron and SUPERIOR and the beautiful hiyeTs DeIolt
ss1tins to the Tourist for Pleasure, Health rim The
B1rsuiB o. Science more hEAL atlrscTionH than any
S. -SasssnSers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with of these BOats s Port tSarnia on the
/ evan 10 Of the day they leave Detroit
6FOne of the steamers, ses Bird or Cleveland viii
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
EDr nupsroT City, touching at all Intermediate ports
pOR FURTHER INFORMATION and ali enqui-
ries regarding Freight or Passage; address
| OLBVgLAHD AGENTS:
ROWT HANNA d CO., for Northern Light and
Il. 0z 0GazRRRsEsTTsON S CO., for Meteor And iii
HUsssY q MCBRIDE, for Eoa City and
DETROIT AGENTS;
s. P. BRADY 5 CO., for Irsn City, Planet sn CITY
W1GLI1@sS 8 o., Tor Northern Light, IlinO and
JH6l YHifTyFf6HaNs { CO., for Traveller. mar s:4s
|
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MEDICAL.
BLAND MEDICAL COL

HLENELAND MEDlCAu COI-
" LBGB-BeIng the
Medical Department Of the Western Re-
serve College.
Tia twentieth Annual session will begin on the
First Wednesday Of November next, and continues
EsFsz.oon Weehs.
FACULTY:
JOHN DELAMkTEB, NJ. D LII. D., Emeritus,
Pref Of Ubsts.ricI and Pathology.
JARHDP KIRTLAHD, 4. D Ii. D., Prof Of
the PRINCIPLES and Practice Of Medicine.
J. LANG CASsELs, N D., LII. D. Prof Of Chem
iGtry and TOxicOlogy. I
PReOTOB THAIAB, n. D., Prof. Of Surgery and
Anatomy.
q KIRKH GUSHING. N. D., Prof. Of Obstetrics
and Surgery.
ALLEYNE MATNABD, M D., Prof Of hstsris
usdioa and Physical Diagnosis-
DAVID II. SCOTT, n. D., PrJt Of Physiology and
Disese ss Of Ohiidren.
JACOB LAISI, II. D., Denonstrator Of Anatomy.
The Marticulafion Zee 1A.......--..-.-....-.s bC9
The RrofsssJr's Tickets are...-..-......... so 20
Tbs DemOnstrs'or's Ticket is..-.-..-....... roc
Tbs Graduation Io- iG......-....- - %
HILITA8I sURG4RI.
Surgeon MSOLURG. Q. v, in charge OF the Mil
ftaTy Hospital IN Cleveland will give, permission
OF the surgeon GeBerh Of the u B. Army. ur5s OF
Lectures IN connsct0a with the College, on Miiiary
Hygiene the peculisrties Of Army surgery 6nd Dis
end illustrated By appropriate cases in he Hos
pital, and the rUuIipe Of dntes Of the Army Sur
Es0a the 6eld. Students viii not incur additional
expense for this couTsa. Esp;i4-lD
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EEInf.HEaE eI0TRINa.
THE POET ON A TRAIEi on,
= Fhs Romance Of the Railroad.
oHAPTER YIII.-CR1roI1EE.

D. the Author o. stair InBz," "Ths Pzinos Of
walls, y The Ghost Hunters, % &c, &e.
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REAl taTAFt.
oHN 9. JENNINGS.
Insurance and Zeal Estate Agent,
prtfovHse uTsO-f

al 8uBerior-st.. Marble Hioek,
To Arwster Building, foot Of supo-iOr-St
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TO LET.
very desirable Residence, with Is acres OF land,
oOnvenisnt to Street Rallroad.
JHO. g. JENNINGS
septic Atwaier Binding, foot OF 5uperior-st-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

Tia Tuent,eth Annual Session will begin on the
First Wednesday Of November next, and continues
aaWsz can weehs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

sgs be9v Il is suggested that the beach at Morris
bcs Island viii hereafter be famous place 10
df5 sf pick up shells.
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ia ON OFT 4

Uaptain J. d. LUhLE1l
Leaves Cleveland ct P n Leaves Detroit At 10 A.
Observation-Disclosures IS Wednesday. -SepteE Der 10
Monday. p Ius sstsy .-.Se tent Der Y
Friday UctOber Saturday October 10
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TLL IN 10 rs,

Leaves Cleveland at P.H Leaves Detroit a. 10 A. =;
Wednt sday September 2 Thursday Y- SepteIl yeI a
Tuesday....-...O October Mednesday....... October
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
8g geIegraph.
Afternoon Report.
Lees Army still stationary:


WASHINGTON, August 1.-Tnf0rmati
is current here that Lees army has been
moving OF from our front upon the Vfr-
ginia Central railroad to Richmond, but
officers arriving here tonight whose posi-
tion in the larmy enables them 70 know
what is going on, report no such intelli-
gence is in possession of our commanding
Generals. Lee is undoubtedly upon the
Rapidan aud RappahaanOck. His pickets
extended from the upper Rappahanuoek
along the river to Fredericksburg and re-
glen. About the Potomac creek Is infest-
ed with rebel cavalry. Everything indi-
Gates that the enemy intends to remain In
his present locality, unless our own move
ments should necessitate change of base,
and It is not impossible the next battle
may be fought upon that river. Indeed it
is apprehended that Lee win assume the
offensive rather than retreat, and many
expect an attack from him at an early day,
and preparations for such an emergency
are now being made. The Herald has the
following:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoFoMAc,
August 21.-I have information from three
different sources which leads leads me to
believe that the rebels have left our front
and gone 70 Richmond. DeserteFs who
came across the RRppahannock say that
the movement of troops towards Freder-
icksburg from Culpepper was only ruse
to cover Lees real object, that is, to ena-
BILE him to remove his troops southwark
by way of Gordonsville.
Day before yesterday large bodies of
rebel cavalry dashed down towards the
Rappahannock at separate fords, driving
in our pickets. They came boldly out in
sight of our lines and deployed in fine
line of battle order. Immediately all the
corps along the river were put under arms,
in which position they remained until
morning, when the enemy had withdrawn.
A cavalry reconnaissance was then made
which went as far as Culpepper, but found
no enemy. They obtained such informa-
ton as leads to the belief that the whole
rebel army has gone in the direction of
Gordonsville.
Richmond papers Of the 18th, brought
into our lines, speak most despondingly of
affairs, but particularly deplOre the pros
pect now in view, that Charleston must
fall.
A complete panic prevails in Richmond
to obtain greenbacks, Many dealers will
take no other msney for the commodities
they have to dispose of.
The Enquirer calls the few spectators
rough shod, and classes Mr.. Benjamin the
king thief of the tribe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
The Draft in New York.

NEW YoRK, August 22.-The Post says
Of the draft: No names were drawn TO-
day in this city but preparations are going
on for Monday, and on that day the wheels
in the 4th district comprising the LIST, 2nd,
Bird, 4th, 9Th, 9th and 9Th Wards, and in
the Tth district the 18th and 18th Wards
will begin their revolutions. The police
and military are making their arrange
ments inasmuch as tie 4th aud 9th Wards
which have q bad reputation, and q part Of
Mackerelville not less noted, will consti.
tnte some Of the area of the draft. Partic-
ular care will be taken to be ready for
contingencies and % preserve the public
peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24

IdrHow TO DETECT COUNTERPART
gOrEs Examine the yignette or picture
5 the middle at the top; see if the sky or
lack- ground looks clear and transparent,
q y and even, and not scratchy. Ex-
! mine well the faces see if the expression
distinct and easy, natural and life like
PARTICULARLY the eyes. See if the drapery
Dr dress fits well-looks natural and easy.
Examine the medallion ruling and heads
md circular ornaments around the figures
10. See if they are regular, smooth and
Uniform, not scratchy. This work on the
genuine looks as if raised on the paper,
bud is very seldom successfully initiated.
Examine the principal line of letters or
name of the bank. See if they are all up
light, perfectly true and even; or if sloping
Of uniform slope. Carefully examine the
shading or parallel ruling on the face or
outside of the letters, &C.; see ifitis clear
Or looks as if colored with brush. The
ine and parallel lines iu the genuine are Of
sqnal size, smooth and even.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
Enforcing the Rebel CONSUMPTION


WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The rebel cav
airy are busily engaged in enforcing the
conscription act in that portion of Eastern
Virginia south and west of the RapPahan-
mock. Some districts are nearly destitu.
ted of males, none but old men women aud
children remaining.
Parties are also securing the country for
provisions and forage, taking everything.
There is wide spread suffering aud fear Of
famine during the coming winter.
The negroes are being sent further south
to prevent their falling into the hands Of
the Yankees.
Army officers competent to judge est.
mate the strength of Lees army at less
than $4,000 men. Within the past three
weeks it has been greatly thinned by de-
sertions.
A letter from prominent officer in Ro-
secrans' army says the whole country for
miles around Chattanooga is filled with
dsserters from Bragg and Johnston's ar
mics. Both of the commands arc demon
allied, and can no longer be called armies.
"A great many rebel soldiers come within
our lines daily and surrender. A majority
of them bring their arms with them. The
dissatisfaction Is most marked among the
Mississippi, Louisiana aud Tennessee troops,
who say they have nothing left to fight for,
ana SO give up the contest ana return 70
their homes.
Several Mississippi regiments recently
deserted in body, officers and all. The
feeling among the troops against the JEFF.
Davis government is very bitter, and all
are anxious for the war to cease and to re-
turn to their old allegiance.
Some time ago body Of of Union troops
made raid on Withersyille. Va, during
which 1t. Col. Powell. I'd Virginia caval-
~, was taken prisoner and placed in soli-
tary confinement in Richmond. The War
Department will promptly retsliate in kind
upon rebel prisoners in our hands unless
Col. P. is placed on the same footing with
other prisoners of war.
In Consideration of the States Of Ohio
and Illinois having furnished more than
their quota of volunteers, the draft in
those States viii be very light, not more
than l2O, 600 in each, aud it is probable
the number in each State will be raised by
volunteering and draft avoided entirely.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24

B65UNroN MEETING IN wEIIsBuReH.-
There was quite a large Union meeting at
weIIsburgh on Tuesday last. The meeting
was addressed by Auditor Crane and Treas
n1e'ITarr. AT the close of the meeting
MajSr Howe, the recruiting officer, stated
that although the War Department had
cOuntermanded the order for enlistments
10 the six months infantry service, yet by
special arrangement it was provided that
recruits might be taken for six months
from the date of enlistment into the cavalry
servi &c, and that men who had enlisted as
Infantry might, if they chose, be transferred
TO the cavalry arm. There is considera-
Bile number of six months infantry recruits
IN Brooke county, as there is also in Hon.
cock county; and the design. We under
stand, is to consolidate and form cavalry
company from the two counties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24

I8- An OLD P11or GoxR.-we regret
10 have to announce the demise of an old
and highly esteemed pilot, Mr.. Thomas
Mtrry, who died on the 18th inst, of bill
licosdiarrhea. Mr.. Murray was one Of our
Oldest coalboat pilots /; was SO engaged at
the time the rebellion broke out, and was
one of the first to take the helm Of our
Western gunboats in defense of the Union,
in which capacity he was actively engaged
during Gen. Grants Tennessee campaign
and Sue memorable siege of yicksburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
Great Destruction of Rebel Railroad
Property.

MEMPHIS, August 2O-About two weeks
since, Major Gen. Hurlbut ascertained that
there was large amount of railroad stock
at Grenada, which the rebels were endeav-
oring to get of south, by making Temporal
~ repairs to the railroad. With his usual
energy and promptness, Gen. Hurlbut ar
ranged an expedition 10 destroy the stock,
sending a request to Gen. Grant, 10 make
diversion from the south to aid in the
enterprise. The expedition started from
Lagrange, Tenn, on the 18th instant, I'M
der command of 1t. Col. Phillips, Of the
9th Illinois mounted infantry, and reached
Grenada on the 18th, driving Gen. Slim
mer with 1000 men aud pieces Of aTtille-
~ from the place. They destroyed 81
locomotives and upwards Of 400 cars, de.
pot building, machine shops, blacksmith
shops, and q large quantity Of ordnance
and e0mmissary stores. They captured
about 60 railroad men and a number Of
other prisoners. After Col. Phillips had
thoroughly accomplished his work, Col.
WinsloW from Grants army arrived with Q
force from below. The expedition FetuFns
ed 70 Lagrange to-day. Great praise Is
certainly due Col Phillips and his gallant
command, for enduring the hardships Of
such a march through central Mississippi
in the middle of August, and so thorough
u Gripping the remaining energy. Of the
rebellion in the southwest
A band Of gusrFilas drove in the piekets
ct Lafayette, Tenn, az midnight. Our
boys rallied and followed them a few miles
killing and capturing Z, with which they
returned well satisfied with the nights adj
venture.
The movements Ofour forces below are
cOntraband.
The weather is very hot.
There is considerable cotton coming into
Memphis by wagons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24

H6rA NoTE FROM TIE DEsERTBR THoMP-
We received note from the deserter
thompson Saturday, asking us to correct
.ettain misstatements made by Sergeant
Harlald. Ee says it is not true that he
lad knife with him when arrested at
Wheeling, nor did he at any time offer
limself as substitute. He further states
bat Harrold's story relative to his jump
By from the cars when in motion, was a
is out of whole cloth. The cars were
landing on the track when he jumped off
md Harold at the time was fast asleep
thompson complains that abe has been
Iacrifced on the altar of newspaperdom, I"
lad affects to be yirtuously Indignant that
be should, for a moment, be considered
Iapable of the crimes laid to his charge;
but our readers understand the fellows
.haracter too well to attach much impor-
ance to his complaints. A more accom-
plished scOuudrel we have rarely heard of,
nd if he had his deserts he would long
fpce have found his way to the Peniten-
lazy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24

PmLADELPH1A, August 22.-The U. s.
supply steamer Arkansas arrived at the
Navy Yard to-day. She left Charleston
on Wednesday morning and reports that
the navy and army shore batteries have
done Tremendous distraction to Fort SUM
ter. The south and east faces look like
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
Desirable Residence for Sale.

ETNHE residence Of Mrs. Samuel Neel, situated on
u John street, between 9Th and 9th In Wheeling,
West Va, containing eleven rooms, with wash and
bath rooms. Gas and water throughout the house,
all in complete repair, and dry cellar under the
whole building.
The lot fronts 90 feet John street. running back
120 feet to wide alley, is elevated feet above
the level Of John street. has dressed stone wall in
front surmounted with ornamental iron railing.
Yard filled with shade trees. Smoke-house, stable
and necessary out buildings on premises.
Possession given In October.
The above presents unsurpassed inducements to
any one seeking q residence.
Apply to MRS. MEL on premises. aug14 tt
[Parkersburg Gazette, Clarksburs Telegraph, and
Fairmont National publish two months, and send
bill to this ONCE for collectIon.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24

RBMEBr1Ea IN THE FOURTH WARD
We call attention to the proceedings of
the Union meeting in the Fourth Ward on
Saturday evening. A district convention,
to nominate candidate for Congress, is
recommended at MoundsvilIe on Wednes-
day, September Both. Sf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

EB-TRUEH sERASGEa THAN FICTrOs.-Rev. H. v.
Degen, Boston, Mass, writes-"That Mira 8. A. Al
len's Worlds Hair RestOrer and Zylobalsamum
promote the growth Of the hair where badness has
commenced, IKaye the evidence of my own eyes"
sOldby Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1913 Green
witch street, New York. aug29
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Should be used by every one, Delicate Females, In
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jul2 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
pag-Tur Commissioners appointed for

B@THE Commissioners appointed for
the purpose have been engaged for several
days in forming the county of Ohio into
townships. The lines will differ somewhat
from the old magisterial districts. At
present there is some little difficulty be-
tween the county and city Commissioners
as to the lines but it is expected that the
differences of Opinion viii soon be settled.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24

B9-Rus AaRoUHD.-The steamer David
Lynch, with several barges loaded with
horses in tow, ran upon the bar opposite
the mouth of the creek yesterday morning.
The horses were taken from the boats and
driven to the camp on the, Island, that be-
ing the point to which they were destined.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATOH-
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Betchelor's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
auglS 1y
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70 VIZ stated come lime apo tfat tbe

1a- We stated some time ago that the
Legislature of Pennsylvania had passed a
law requiring those who desired to become
united in the holy. bonds of matrimony to
procure license. We are informed that
the business and the fame of West Alex
andria, the Gretna Green of this section is
likely to suffersby this statement which is
not true. Such a law was under discuss
sion before the Legislature but it was not
passed: Anybody that wants to may go
to Hard Scrabble. as heretofore and get
married without being put to the inconve-
nience Of answering questions.