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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
Speech by General Mcclellan.

General MCCLELLAN was serenaded at
his residence in Orange, N. j., few even,
ings ago. Governor PAREER, who was
present, addressed the crowd in one of his
characteristic and eloquent speeches. Gen.
MCCLELLAN was again called for, and
stepped to the front of the platform and
spoke as follows:
MY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBoRs AND YOUR
ExcELLENcY: am not here tonight to
make speech, but merely to accept and ac-
knowledge this most pleasant compliment. |
trust that may regard it as the sure pre-
sage of that political victory in favor of the
Constitution and the laws which should
follow and render complete those recent
victories which still stir our blood, won by
our heroic navy and army-(great cheer
ing)-those victories won by the grand old
Admiral Farragut, the brilliant and accom-
plished Sherman, the intrepid and ener,
getic Sheridan. I thank you, my friends,
for this brilliant demonstration far exceed
ing all that | had anticipated.
THANK your exeellency for your too fat.
tering sentiments, and trust you will now
permit me to say good night.
General Mcclellan was cheered again and
again in the most enthusiastic manner by
the great assembly, that seemed unwilling
to let him 60.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
W. H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3-d2&git
Great Excitement at 1873 Main Street.

T am now opening full and well selected stock OF
i Fall and Winter Dry Goods, embracing all kinds
OF Foreign and Domestic goods which, being purchas
ed during the panic offer for sale at lower cash prices
than any other house in the city Ny stock OF French
Merinos, Poplins, Alpaccis Plads, Dealnes, Balmo-
rails, Hoop skirts White Goods Hosiery, Wool Hoods
Shawls ETC., etc, is full and complete l have also
well assorted colors of Carpet Chain.
Call early and examine the goods before asing
elsewhere (octl-lm) =. KENNEDY.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
FOR SALE.

TNHE Lots and Buildings on the Bridge Corner, oc-
/ cupied by Logan List Co., and others. Owing
to its position this property affords most desirable
situation for any branch Of business and presents an
opportunity for good investment.
The Lot and Dwelling house on 9Th street near Gen.
tire, occupied by II. Crangle, Esq.
Also. Lots numbered 81, 80, 80, 70, - aud 50 IN
North Wheeling. These lots are offered at very low
price, either singly or together.
For Terms apply to
EDGAR WOODS or JAS. r. BAKER, Esq.
sept30-lv
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
In Chancery.

WEST VIRGINlA-At rules held In the ulerk
w ofbce Of the Circuit Court of Marshall county,
for the month of August, 1864: ~
Daniel Mccoy,
IN ShhhCeiS
Ruth Ann Mccoy and others,
The object of this suit is to sell 46 acres OF land on
Wheeling creek in said county, belonging TO the de-
PENDANTS infant heirs of Mary Jane Mccoy, deceased.
Andit appearing by affidavit filed, that Ruth Ann NC
Mccoy and Joseph s. Mccoy, not residents OF this
State it Is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication Of this order and do
what necessary protect their interests III tbs suit.
copy-Teste.
W. H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

GENERAL CAss.-The Abolition papers
have extensively circulated the story that
the venerable Gen. Cass was dissatisfied
with the Chicago Convention, and opposed
to General McOlellan's election. A gentle
man who conyersed with General Cass, a
day or two ago, informs us that the shove
story is without foundation, and that the
General advises everybody to vote for Nc
Clellan, and to do all in their power to
change the Administration at Washington.
-ADanu ArQus.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

A BANGOR (Maine) paper publishes an
extract from private letter of soldier in
Virginia, who gives the names of SIX Maine
officers. who, he says, "were placed under
arrest for cheering for Gen. Mcclellan"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
In Chancery.

INVEST vIRGINIA-At rules held in the CLERK
w Office of the Circuit Court OF Marshall county,
for the month of August, 1854. il
William Armstrong
vs.. III SfahSSiv .+.
Margaret Armstrong and others,
from John NJ Armstrong dec the complainant and 70
sell the real estate OF said deceased, to pay the same
with interest and COSTS and the defendants Margaret
Armstrong, David Armstrong, VIM. Cohn Armstrong
Mary Laura Armstrong, and Elizabeth Armstrong,
not having entered their appearance, and 1t appear
ing by affidavit fled that they not residents OF TINS
State it is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication OF trs order ana 40
what is necessary to protect their interests in this suit
copy-Teste. ~,
VIII OLDHAM, for complainant.
ont3-d1&V4t ..s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

General Banks, who has no army to
command, and Governor Hahn, who has no
state so govern, are about to elect them
selvas, it is understood, United State seua>
tors from Louisiana, nr
Three years ago the navy took New Or
leans, and eleven thousand men held Loui :
sians. To-day the navy holds New Orleans,
and thirty thousand men cannot hold Lou.
isiana- This is the way in which Mr.. Lin
coin conquers, keeps, and pacifes the
South. Three years of war wasted, more
ground lost than won, and two unrepresen>
tative senators chosen BY an unrepresenta.
tive legislature to confirm the appointments
of an unrepresentative President. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

THE Detroit Free Press notices it as "a
singular coincidence. politically" that o
thirty six drafted men in one township the
loyal leaguers have been spared; only three
Republicans in the thirty six are among the
drafted.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.

i The military order issued by Gen. Hunter, sup
pressing the publication of the Wheeling REGIS
TER having been revoked, and the editors OF the
newspaper Internationally and honorably released
from their unjust Incarceration, the issue of the
REGISTER is resumed. 1t will continue to be, as
heretofore, the advocate of FREE SPEECH AND
FREE PRESS, and of all the rights and blessings
pertaining to
CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY.
In the great crisis Of our National fate which is
now pending, we believe that tho only path to
Safety lies in the election of GEoReE B. MoCLEL-
Lam, President and GEORGE H. PENDLKFos, Vice
President of the Uaited States, and to accomplish
this purpose We will labor zealoasly in the use Of all
honorable means.
The heavy pscaniary losses to which We have
been subjected as we'll az the increased cost Of Ia
Dor and all printing materials, compel us to call
upon the friends of democracy for increased iber-
atty in tho patronage they give u.s. especially do
We urge them to activity In the circulation of the
REGISTER, during the political campaign. Let
the people be correctly informed, and our nation
Is safe.
We will furnish the REGISTER to subscribers
upon the following
4 ERMst
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

The President Of a Loyal League Club
began an address to General Hooker thus;
General, this is not partisan club'-the
biggest lie of the season. Two thirds OF
them will sell their souls for party.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

The Swedish Journals publish a state
ment to the effect that whooping cough
can be cured by inhsling the air from the
purifying apparatus in gas works. The
practice of sending children TO gas works
toinhale the gas from newly opened puri-
fers has been adopted in France for two
wears past.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
WANTED.

VNO learn the Job Printing business, boy from Ia to
l6 years of age; also boy from 10 to II years OF
age to learn Book Binding and Blank Book making.
Boys who can come well recommended, and desirous
rare chance by calling at the office of j. NJ Ewing
Co., No. log, Market street, few doors below the
Mcclure House. ]. NJ. EWING co.
sept30lw
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
Gorgeous Dolphin Chariot,
For Sale.

Va AJC3AOs
A COAL BANK, situated on the Ohio RIVER, mil.
IA above Wheeling, comprising 100 acres of coal ana
houses sufficient for or 10 families Convenient 10 w.
coal bank. TIE bank is IN good condition. heinz
thoroughly repaired this summsr, and has q railroad
70 the ver and everything necessary to carry
on an extensive ousless including barges boats and
hnes. Inc bank Is also well adapted TO the city coal
business IN good working order with 10 coal cars
blacksmith shop and tools, and all utensils re
quisite 70 carrying on coal bank The coal win h.
sold separately OF together with the land and stock az
the purchaser Lay desire. Also piece of land oopn
prsing some acres situated in the town of Martins
vile, Belmont county, Ohio, on which is erected a
steam saw mill IN good running order and frema
dwelling; also small assortment of lumber.
For particulars apply TO
septic No. 32s Main st., Wbe.Iin,, =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

The nerve of tooth, not so large as the
finest sewing needle, will sometimes drive
q man to distraction.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

The warrior that has withstood death in
a thousand forms may be killed by an in
sect.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03
New Advertisement
Waddingson Farm.

GALE OF HAY, STAw, CORN, &e.-Having
- rented my farm, will sell by auction all my
hay, Straw. &C., on the 18th day OF October next
A oct ,siT ''Dp' - = GEO. W. SMITH.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-03

PRETTY EXCUSE FOR WIFE BEATER.-
The treasure which we value most We hide.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
@er bill: ct Die jeti0e N6mtnt'
jtrotipn?

lu BcRcn .@srulp" uSdblt Gol8sn'
cee:
.Nidm BoIrmin ous Californian. tin
alter lsbr adtuues rl1riRcr Orr unr fps'
iie4et Befanntu 5autd5 oue f1lbsrsn
3;inn, oina ror e'n'een lasen ju psrn
6au,d, um i'm UNI einen Yab ju erluhn.
IA Ct (insn IN 0irsinlsu wobnsnrtn
Y1uesr 3u beludsn wlu(dte. 5ousd
iGlua ibm eis Bi'te runrms8 ab, neil r
~ oft b%inlueanetn wctren lsl. Der
N,dter atn9 1sBt inc 8tts1sminiiter,u1n,
srtislt ater Don Stan,on einen dbnlibsn
Vsldsir. u en'iblob td nun, nab
9lneoln ~ 9ebtn, I'm Tim lsin Nn|isasn
rcrSutr,uesn. Satin Sie mil GineroI
nautd seip1otm?" sntssensts 'bm g'n'
coin. ga mobl, ubirlt ober otl@Idat'
asn 5t(tur." Dam ml0n cir
Stonton isb,n;" fubr ru. p,ehotni fort.
SD babe tsi lbm ni@t b,Nuss Slid
atbatl," umiseui. en &'@lu. .Nun
renn - tsmefls 9ineoln nit bumDrtfi>
ltem 0l6sln-lo fann t& ntat6 fur Sie
tbun ; penn Sie ml(en wi0en
d BET oisfsr Npmintfra
ton sbr wsnie Gtnflub
@isuei&, bat Olp Its ME sln wabrt'
rss Bc1t gs(ast.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

tsfe esasu cine ftrte.s pa&tan tie rsets,
rsnte @e1paH. Ne fsmuatn aud aus Nsps
t;Berf, a4s BEN pbltsmatif@sn Y~eunfplpa,
nisn, aus tstr 4udsSseS taat.:.pon Eau,
fsncsn pon 6ooftrn,- pom madern SUI.
hoifern, Sbn cen T~rtprtfRbtsn Naoilat,n
BON 9cnd anp WiNourt DOT ben fret.
bsitsliebeursn Deutiden in ausn Ibsttn
oss eaness. Xstn @unrrr. tae RE bsf.
Inlsri@.s,sn e.an tit in cBo(bineton
frsl gsestsu; ros ainsclnSr Nhien- 6ntm,
tt'n WuneU. rob rtt bsu(9rnrs Ipnafle
aue ibrs Waht uufbitet UNI dne Nuf.
|aYtnns rh Baltimore gone,niion III
oubinenn. =
@urAttnct' Gc.rsiporIena 'snt7ebnsn
mir Ger ~Ntm Na'iou". Dfr frdatn nun
jscfn ftiI'6sn Dram. Oh Ger Su3alt pu.
lltm n'dt rba'a rnit feirtn eia,n.n
GrfabrunGeh lhsninNimm, Wor
I1aAs sif Wms'fansr, man fraes eis Deut;
ltsn, UNI I'm 0sosr ebn, oue Auenobms
aisbt ctAsn Butler, orsr '0Nnon,, 'orer
9bale Dem YintcIn bel WsHsm or Nuss
NOS Ge ju @unitsn QineoIns 3u faqsn
baben, il, rras Qiheo;n rob w%cbl11~lbtt
m:rrsn wirrr. rob man lieber far Gin.
coin ole IL, t;n;n sorpub az Rimm,n
rclIs", man froAe I'M Ofen, nj, in
Wtesn. iitsral ris(,lbs Nnlmort.
IS 1T. ale itanre rae @olf unlsr sinem
b6(sn 3aubsr, ale babe e. unter Gem Ns-
a,msnt Ger bt1r(beresn lpnof le rae Bss
mufIlsln ls,nu Soupnatnsidt enlsnn..
Iae Yclf In lsin, a,tetn Wo0s if as-
asn 2tntoln-0eeu I'm @ott. wsie
e.. rae menn Trsm6ntoesr. Bu1.
ler nominirt wureeefsfNbtn
nit sinsr Muio1itGt psr
9 !imm.n .,rwdb:s pi1oen
10 drceri n{s fsin Yfdiiesnt
pcrbsr. Dsnncf idsirt' roe 0oIt
i9 niht ouf* afsu su woQsu. UNI in Ausi'
ltuna leiuu Nsdte ou@ lstns bsiIiafEn
Ya'&len ~ elfuuen.
Wr bsbiues!t ros 0olt, mer 6e?t.es
nispu? 81 Nne eie Maentsn rtt apmts
filtration. nc Gonrlos'orsn. pie Btum'su,
rie fsiIe ArminiarationsprtHs. turs aue
Disisni9sn, msI&e. ME ptf !, Nrw Hattunt5
laat uuf 8ofen bes 0olfe6
itre Talasn fallen wollsn.
DID, fine IS, mslde l&amloe BON Sin.
coin ais Dem bsbrsn 6rtspsnefl atn, rim
9ineoln als esm smsitsn Dd'bin9ton. uoa
yineoln, rsr adj r'publifonii4 b'nlsr rsu,
BOLT Der ast1. aum Spotts ess Volfss re-
zen. Warum culrel Gs cas- Bolf, warum
last es 6t pon Ger Ssparr Blair 1Y'
no 1is unp rsrsn eebsuutm 2anifns9MH
pon rsr p,tAs ins 9b9 ldniscen? 9E
60 niht la1f eenua, I'M cie(e e6lelin5e.
uur 3su"u ron lb su tu.tbsn? uaU,
c,eiu slenrs Irrf! Gr weib IS, mac
!ur ete Nalirn une Gle Rsputlit auf rtm'
Spisls tttt, er Wsib 60, eos lineelns Ar>
min,Nration eirs unfdbiat ia unp rab sao
0olf sinem Iremont, oen BUILT ortt
Gbale ats sinem grl6ler snige9enjubsln
murrs, ober falt asasn auss, mos n'&1
zen etansn Mammon bstriht, (daneu Il
(caar ris Gbre Ger pr0,. UNI aum tianen
prcft raS Grbs ctr Batter Der Htput!It
vsrBsuren Su bsisn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

~ Iu n2oren5, ben 2andlntdt",
lunR aud Brentano esnannt. Wtr
srfldren .risifu, eetsusrtm Sutjstt abo>
mails. rab ulagt.
NI(o au9 rprt nil sr einen Sptcn As'
bobt boten unp prablt ioaar oamit2 10
mi,p bobe 3ti,, pob iepu taltwses an,
nlnrie. Men(& bic Ndbe ei.fse Subletfs
m,icet, Tenn mobrIid fe bsf1muet'
Damft uns abriaens cae put!'tum
nidt mibuufsts. erfldrsn rtr, pie -~tF
f1uber nfldrt babsn unit isrsn 1a9 pom
Neu,m. In uniesm 8Iatt srtlarfn, bog
mir ME fur 9ineoln fimuen ,ps1een. Wo"
stnsu Wann. Get fol&s sus)sfte ju
1rsune,n bat ld6t f& i&on nt@te @utss
etmarten.
Nir bitten unf,r qefr NM Gntf@ulet'
ouna,-penn mir uns porf.benre ttmoe
rerb oueprldsn. @epi6e Din9s uno
5utjff,e Iodtn fi& atsr nur NIT Der MlH'
eatsI anfo0en.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
a..


0on Dlrs. Qtneoln miro in Waibing:
ton auaemetn s3dblt. pob fe Dor einiesn
Iaesn upit @rler" uber Die ytneoIn1 @sn
Nuef&t.n auf bic nd&fe praNosnt{9aft
bsfra9t babe. gu ibrsm S&reden lautsts
Die Mntwott t.r @etfsr aufs 9 ftmm'
tsNs. eab fs nt&t ldnen perrin I'm Wst'
zen 5ouie fstn weree. als bic gum 4.
Mdrl 1865. Grau eineoln par btsbsr
cine duendR r.ateIdubtee Nnbdnsertn BEL
@.iferflopfutt, ober fe bat F@ isBt eanis
LID aus Dem ~3irfsl" 3uratsaoeen unp
ID. poufdnets i%terjeust pab bae "Ws'
ptum" ni&te als tin @ba1latan 1T.
6.rr 2ineoln (slkt bat neuli& sinsn
eut.n BUG flr istnen Ansfpo'en{&ob g.
than. Der nadfoleenre 8ei&t If ntd'
Bios @erl@t pte Dire. 2tneolns @ettsr*
Befrasuna. ionpern miro BON Dem Gr3ab,
Ter, Gem @orrelponpenten res Cincinnati
Commercial s%arantirt.
0or elmer ODER apsi @o9en bsfu4ts It.
Yrdfc,nt @ropsrs lbsattr. UNI Die fs'
ben 6dwsfern" au lsbsn. Elm Sild, In
msl9sm elm 81. MeDonouab tte 6aupt'
rpQe (ptelt unp 81. i'm Stld rorfommen.
rsn Diee nod nit nsusn beret&ert. 6r.
Qtneuln fane ra.an 10 grosss 8efoQen.
pae ct 5rn. MeDonoueb cine Ginlacuna
inc Baee 6aus lGidte. Der S@au,
lpi,ln fanp fa natlrli& oueercresntltd
asebrt, ieiu Salient 70 esl@dst au lsbsn unit
unb fanb f& an, nd&fen Gage bel 6trru
2inteln tin. Gts(tu mubte II nun lstn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Scr 9cmofrat
Oabeunurt. 1ptpM.
9ounsr(tog, Den IA. Nprll 1864.
JDbm 6. Orcmo.'t,
Ger ganticai re 0sIfs5
fur Die ndbic NrdGscutlbait'

ba5- To day your Administrator is seeking
to connect itself with whatever is coHSEkvA-
TIVE in the land TO SECURE A REFLECTION. Its
most decided proclamations are either called
in question by the President or rendered nu-
gatory by half hearted execution. Its an
uounced policies arc those of amnesty for re-
| els, war and repulsion for Radicals. Its &C
credited spokesman are the ~revilers of what
freedom has accomplished, the traducers OF all
the advance men of this age. If that is to be
the Administration of the future, SO vouched
for and dominated, in what will it differ from
a REACTION, A COMPROMISE, A SURRENDER
Shall We never learn, even in the midst Of
such experiences? Bcthink YOU how every
proa-,ss in our national attitude for three
years past has come up out of disaster to our
arms, has been a torn reluctant consent oSLY
YIELDED to OUR DESPERATE MlsFoRTvNEs.
(Gratz Brown in the I. :. senate,
March 9Th 1864
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
an Mihel.

Di.tdutf&. ,Dosse jur &ute ju trtnser,
NdGt 81. Mot uttter f6utr,
Tu 1dtt fe iter bic 8linee iprineen.
81. fpr,nst unb - bstet nt8t rnsbr!
Die .nsltfa. Dosse ma&t birt ni@t
hanger,
6t. ,iebt bios sn f6tefes Hauf,
Nattn tn Yarts bsr 8attenfdhBer,
Ntt BEN If BE Sa8e fdul!
meun b.r anfdtdst unb f& jum Sang
Auf bic 6tnterflbe fstt. ~
Dann, Midel, pdr's better, tu ,pd'R lett lang
Rtt allen Punbsn eebtst:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Siea Bet Trcibcit in marplauS.

S'c9 per ErctDclt ~ >,
Sn Warylane bat Gle quite Sa&e etr
Drsibsit unp emancipation stnsn 01eeen
Sisa eooon- attraaen. Mit m'br aIs
1900 Stimmen Wajoritdt bat pas N5li
ht fur N5tatlune elmer Gonusnt on eat
(6iersn. msIde @ortersitunasn aur icf0r
tiesn untstinetsn Ntidufuue ser SfIa
ytrsi in cislsm @r%sns0aat. nsf>n iou.
81 melt Gle 8abIberi9r Qeben. tslrtt
e.s Wtbuobl Ger umdbI.eu Dsl.g ',su oue
untsrinattn Treuncsn ou Gmaneipaiion.
ia Ger uBaltimore Nmuitan" g'aubt 70
:aor. roe eis Hacifalsn in ce. Convention
minethsns dtsr cine Majoritdt non ~
Stimm,n mettsn ottisten f5nnsn.
Ite Stoct Balttmcrs, In DIR ON ~.
April 1851 rie 3rr Ntr,betriauna or
Uunc.ebaup'faet bsrtslaeeiltsn Suratr
urn sinem faro,ifrfsn Yrofela,eu,rotcl
asmclru nurrtn, BOT an 6. Npr 1864
Taulent St,mmen Wsbrbs,t
;il1 unbretnats unc fofortise WtlbaHuns
rer Sflarsrsi otasaeten !
lae n Elm Jorti6rinL 10 arcfj mis
nod scr sinsm Sabre WlemaAo su tcHn
ponte.
8snludp. ras lsirer 70 maSastsneen
ginNub aui un(ue Mmfnifration asdst
tot, III isBt ret :sinsiae Wrenaaaot, Ger
Nt ou Emancipation nit. 6artuddiats,'
wicsrlset. Wud rsr miro absr na6Qsbsn
mi6en. Die 6rtibeitspartet In rem|slbsn
pirp mil jsrsm Gage mddtiqe unp eis
Gon1erip,ion pom $1,000 Mann, wenn
lie mirfli6 rut9o,flbtt miro, miro lsbr
mobltbdtiaeu &,nRub in uorltsssnpH Bss
aiebun9 babT.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

games Rspertoir BON @tbsn, tie .r in
VIZ pollen, bic sr fptelt, etniulseeu pHeet,
ausframsn unp Der prdfesut' miro fs bet.
atuhissr @sleesnbsit nod Satnois lceirt
wiseu potbrinssn. um f& 'wesen (eines
iprursncsn @ibss tewunesra tu laReni
Or. Vln@cln marpe rarin ni9ts anceres
lbun, als uas pisle @snies Dor itm as.
than bab.u. S%bafs(psa,ss 8on'so har
SulEs, )sin Maebstb unp anpste S.uis
fino au4 MIR msi1 alien itolienil@sh
Dramen ntlsbn!. tB. ~
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certainty Boz radically cured il the Pills -. t., rigft
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'i '.' 47-hiri instructions. u treated iu any other
,..''s ty Dry -n n oae pare L. break ont IN another
whereas th.s ointment Hll remove tle l.inor. from,
li' IS lti AMI leaves tte Patient e. yi.orous ana heal
tNt man. u VIII require httle perseverance in bad
cases 90 insure 70 la>tiie cure.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-13


An Instrument for tho -ir. Genital I.tiffy mr. Voc
turual Emissions, more properly known seminal
Weakness, etc Can Dee permanently cured u from Is
days o. Two months by the use 0 this instrument when
used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr. Amos * son take pleasure announcing that they
have Invented most important Instrument Tor the
OF te abov, diseases 10 has been subjected O. Test 10y
the most eminent physicians ia London Paris Plafol-
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Weakness any disease ~ the genital organs caused
hy the secret habits az youth.
ur. Amos and son order satisfy the most scarti
cal 20 jhe Of their instrument pledge them
factory after fair trial, the money viii Doe refunded hy
returning the instrument IN good order. Price Ten Dol
hrsby mai or express
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
For the Nenereal Diseases AMI all Private Complaints
elects, structures seminal weakness pains the Joints
affections o.. the kidneys, diseases of the head throat
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from secret habit Vi youth which produces coustu-
uonal debility, render marriage impossible and IN the
end destroy both holy and mind The treatment they
adopt Is tn result Of upwards u thirty years extensive
and successful practice IN Europe and America.
COUNTRY INyAIIS.
Persons any part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding acorrrc detaof their case with
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y B--Remedcs FOR the cure u private diseases from
81 90 8. 477yl
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