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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-02

A STABLE TO LET At 514 VI street, having
IA three stalls and room for carriage. d2-4t'
EOR RENT-Several desirable FURNISHED
ROOMS. Apply at No. 81 Sd street, between
INOR KRNT-A nice PARLOR and CHAMBER,
l. furnished or unfurnished. Apply No. 81 4ti
street. near Maryland avenue. dec e2tH
i able Rooms, on "a floor will be rented sinsly
or in suits, as parties may wish, within Eve min
ntes' walk of the Treasury and other Departments.
For particulars inquire at 400 9th ct. d23t'
HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS FOR RENT
"A The house has all the modern Improvements;
Apply at No. 326 street, between 18th aud 18th
streets d 2-2t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-02

COLUMBIA ENGINE COM.
S PANY, No. The members of Colum oia
E ,,d C., COMPANY Nj are thersby notified to
Company. December 3D. otherwise their names
vii! be stricken from the roll Members are
importance will be brou ght before the Company.
By order of the President.
nov q ST. j, G. ENTWISPLE Secretary
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

n~BUILDIxGs HoR ADAMS EXPRESS Con-
pAxY.-The members of this well known
Express Company, DESTROYS of extending
their accommodations on the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
recently ordered two houses of the follow
ing dimensions: One twenty two feet front
by eighty feet depth. with another sixteen
by thirty feet, which will constitute wing
of the larger house. These structures are
what are known as portable sectional
houses, being put up in sections, 60 as to
be erected, taken down and removed in
less time than tent Of similar size could
be thus used. The buildings will be moved
by rail to Q point of the road between HAr-
psrs Ferry and Martinsburg. Although
constructed Of light timber, yet they are
ezoeedipgIy strong, .imperViouS to the most
stormy weather, and cost less than canvass
tents of the same size. They are we'll
supplied with windows and doors, bot
toned throughout, and have all tho com-
forts of ordinary dwellings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
New YORK Market

HIW YORK, DsesmbsF :.
COrFON-Firmer, with fair business doing, ~
81 2s0l 70 for middling.
PLAIuR-Staio aud Western 1O,9lS CENTS betfer
and mora active; SiO6lO 10 for EHIFs stats5 - 700
96O for Superintendent SiO2AalO 65 tOE COMM ~
10 Medium Ex "a Western; SII OGll 70 for CJmmsn
n good Shipping Brands ezra hs II. o, and I'll -
ala for Trade brands, market closing quiet.
WHISKY-IrreRuiaT and Dnss,iledi u sASl "
for State and 81 9AOl 0tlk for Western, elbalns
with sellers OF Western II 81 ga
WHEAT-MOFo active ami 299s better; - y for
Chicago Spring, ~ so for MuUausee Cub, - ~
a2 I2l< for Winter R.i Western, q $500 20 for
RYE-Dun. ut 81 70.
cORN-asSVy; Mi1Sd Ws's'a - - S9'S .
90 oHFs.EaIr and aeIyo q. a Os1<SI OIJf. chiefly
Il q % Aaoat Aad In store.
RIoE-4iFui, hut quiet.
OOHFRE-RtFm, 6ut quiet
sU9AR-FiTm; a9c for Porto Rico and ls1S 92DAo
for MuseOVada-
MOLAss ES-stsldy; MusoOVAdO sOs.
PETROLEUM-Frm, bat quistj Crude 4SO9OG
Refined 10 bond TO6DT1e; Reh1ed free S989oc.
HOPS-Qlist aud steady At SO05O;.
W0OL-firmeT.
PoRK-Openod decidedly higher And active. bat
closed heavy; So for 1903 mes'i SIS 6O95I for
1861 mess, cAAh and regular way, closing 81 $50 20
cash; $50 IS for prime and 81 for prime mest.
BEEP-Pirm, with good demand a about pre-
vious price,; prime meSI S3s 50. Beef hams In lair
demand At S2S929 3.
cur NE GCs-Vsry hrm aud in good demand.
LARD-DOcidsdlV higher and active At 11zS
2S5<c. closing At 2j5S for strictly PTims- $780,
BUTFBR-AIOFO active and hHmAr a. 1880 Tor
Western, the latter for very choice.
oHERsE-In better demaad NJ 81 for eommVn
to prime,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

~AEorHER DARING RoBBERY.-On
Monday evening some unknown thieves
procured ladder aud entered one of tho
third story windows of the house occupied
by Mr.. y. C. W. Smith, dealer in leather
and shoe findings, Main street, and robbed
the house of ladies wearing apparel to the
amount of $3.50. 1t was one of the bold
est robberiss that we have been called upon
to record for long time. The rascals
commenced operations before o'clock in
the evening in the rear OF the building and
had accomplished their purpose before that
hour. These robLeries are almost of night
~ occurrence and are beginning to excite
great alarm and apprehension in the minds
of our citizens. The condition Of the city
certainly calls loudly for increased efici-
ency in the police force and We hope Coun-
Gil will take the matter int consideration
az speedily as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

R6eTHE ELECTORAL CoLLEeR.-The lin
coin and johnson Electors of West Viz
GINA met yesterday in the Governors Of
Zee and cast an unanimous vote for "Abe
and Andy" the loyal peoples choice. All
the electors were preseat, viz. VIM. E.
Stevenson and Ellery R. Hall, at large, and
John a. Atkinson, of the 1st, ETC. Bunker
I'd, and R. q. Brown of the Sd district
Messrs. Hall and Bunker were detained
at Fairmont, by irregularities of the trains,
and did not get in till late last evening
The other gentlemen waited for them, had
everything ready, aud they had night
session, in which wit, mirth aud business
were pleasantly intermingled. When 1t
came to designating Q messenger to carry
the vete to Washington, affairs became quite
animated. All were candidates except
Mr.. Brown. The matter was decided by
lot and it deyolyed on Mr.. Hall who pro-
poses to go in few days. 1t is required
that the vote shall be delivered to the
President of the Senate before the first
Wednesday in January, under penalty OF
81 900 to the messenger.
The law required the electors to meet at
ten O'Clock in the morning, and the three
present did meet but they at once resolved
to wait before filing the vacancies till
evening for the others, knowing that the
detained trains might be expected at any
hour. But our friends, Bunker and HALL
waiting for train at Fairmouut didn't
know this, and were on the tenterhooks
of suspense. They would have telegraph
ed, but the operator told them the line was
occupied by military business exclusively
aud he refused to send even the shortest
message for love or money except on mil
itary business. This being the state of the
case Mr.. Bunker, who is a brigadier gener-
al of militia, Immediately discovered that
he had some urgent business about certain
guns with Quartermsster General Brown
over here, and he at once sent the following
message, uuquestioued by the operator:
"To George W. BrotOn, Q. N. General,
Wheeling:
"Hall and 1 will answer your inquiry in
regard to guns to-day in person. tell the
Electors to s0Ga for Us.
"E. @. BUSKRR,
mBrig. Gen. Sd Brig. VI. v. NJ"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

R3 ClRcuIr CoURT.-Yesterday morn
ing in the Circsi. Court, the case of chas'
Wells, charged with the murder of Hugh
Clancy, was continued until the March
term, on account of the absence of mate
rial witnesses for the State.
Wells counsel made application to have
him released on bail.
In the afternoon the case of Jeremiah
Lady and others, indicted for reasonable
proceedings, was taken mp. 1t appears
from the evidence of the Witnesses that on
the night of the It'll of October, 1868, La
dy, John Morgan. Morgan Mccullough and
otbers, stopped a wagon at the mouth of
GIenn's run. above this city, threatened to
kill Mr.. KearneF, the owner, and one of the
occupants of the vehicle, unhitched the
horses, broke the wagon, and used threat
eniug and abusive language. The cause
assigned by Lady, who appears to have
been the principal 10 the business, was
that Kearner had previously sworn his life
against Morgan.
The Jury returned into Court last eve.
ming with verdict recommending that a
hne of $50 be assessed against Lady, and
that John Morgan and Morgan McCulloch
be fined $25 each.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
m- THs MAar1Hsv1L1r FEaaY.-Frou

Ia The MARrlHsv1LLE FERRY.-Frem
those who patronize the Martinsyille Fer
~, and their name is legion, We have load
complaints in regard to the lack of enter
prise exhibited by the proprietors of the
ferry boat. They cease running every
night after o'clock, and many people and
vehicles are left standing upon this side of
the river to make their way over as best
they can. They e1claim at the top Of their
voices "briDg over the canoe" aud echo
answers "canoe," but no more material
manifestation of the accommodating dis
position of the ferry folks is heard or
seen. The road on the opposite side of the
river is very bad and it is long walk or
drive from the ferry landing by way of the
bridges to Martinsville. 1t is earnestly
hoped that the proprietors of the ferry,
who appear to have the business all In
their own hands, by virtue of their char
ter, will hereafter exhibit some slight dis
position to accommodate their patrons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
PUBLIC SALE

VALUABLE SHORT CREEK LAND.
STNHE subscribers will sell on the 18th DAY OF
Il DBCEMBER, 1854, on the premises, for eA1h,
or on q credit Of twenty days, thelf Farm, ntuAte
This farm Is about two miles from the river, at
The mouth OF aid creek by way Of the public road
and contans four hundred and sixty.slX acres, but
Til 30 old BY the acre. It 10 mostly under fence
and in grass, and has, 10 supposed about three nun
moStly coal land and as the coal lies is supposed
lorty or hfty feet, more, above the bed OF the
oreck the coal 10 accessible from the creek on both
Sidog and which passes through the land mile or
more But purchasers will examine and decide ior
as 70 the coal and other matte Thete
a. good brick dwelling house on the farm situate
an t6e creek, with other improvements.
Persons wishing to buy are requested TO examine
the property, and David enodgrasS, who lives on the
GOOD lille by deed, With general warranty, will
be made ON the payment Of the purchase money
,ovqa.u T DAVID tsN sSSGssS''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
From tho Army Of tho Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS AMY OF POToAAc, Dec.
IA flag of truce appeared yesterday in
trOnt OF the I'd division of the I'd eoFI-
bearing dispatch addressed to General
Gregg, Humphrey and Foster. The flag
was brought by a Captain, first, second
aud third LieuIenants and o sergeant, all
staff officers. TIE dispatch Was received
and forwarded as directed. The nature Of
the dispatch has not transPire, nor is J.
known what answer Was returned, If any
Picket firing is still kept up in the vi
ciniIy of Fort SedgWiek, better known ~
Fert He'll, but not 50 presisseutly for
merry.
shot through the head yesterday while cit
ting in bis tent by some rebels in the rear
Of our line. Casualties occur there almost
daily.
The most positive orders have been is
sued against any intercourse with the reb
els on any PreteIt whatever, and Particu-
larly against exchanging papers and the
men along the liue have orders to shoot
any one attempting to pass outside the
pickets.
[Signed.J W. D. A0GaEsOB
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

NASHVILLE, Dec. Capt. Alex. Mar
shall, Battery G, LIST Ohio Light ARTILLERY,
was not Injured in the recent battle ct
franklin.
The Louisville Journal learns that Gen.
Cooper's brigade OF white troops and the
brigade of colored troops, the latter Of
which garrisoned Johnsonville, prior to its
evacuation, both of which were cut of
from the main body when Gen'l Scho6eld
returned from franklin, have arrived at
OlarksVille.
The Nashville train arrived here on time
this evening. Passengers leaving Nash.
Vile at 6 o'clock this morning repeat all
quiet there, except some slight skirmish-
iug the previous night.
The Journals Washington special Of the
The rebels lost at franklin 10 general
officers, among whom were Generals Gorau
aud Quarld not previously reported
Cheatam escaped captured only by feet
ness Of his horse.
The steamers Prima Dons, Prince State
and Magnet, captured yesterday on the
Gum berlaud, were re-captured to-day BY
the gunboat CareudoIet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
Proiected Raid on Detroit, Mich

DRTRoIr, MICH, Dec. 7.-Information oil
q most positive character that raid upon
this city is being organized by rebel refu-
gees in Canada, has been received by the
civil aud military authorities here. Col
Hill military commander in note to Maj
Baker, published this morning, recommends
that immediate measures be taken 70 Or
ganise and arm q regiment of militia for
local protection. Large numbers of spe.
ciaI policemen have been enrolled, ana ac'
tive measures are otherwise being taken tc
protect the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

~vALUABLE Recommendations
General Pierpoint is now engaged in pre-
pariDg a report which will be looked for
with great interest by the public. The re-
port will contain the names of every off,
Ger and soldier who has ever served in
any West Virginia regiment since the
breaking out of the war. 1t will also con-
tain q history of eaen individual soldier as
FAR as it can be ascertained by General
p. Tho report will be published in book
form, aud will make four or Eve hundred
pages.
The work upon which the Adiutaut
General has entered is q stupendouS one
aud he deserves great credit for the inter-
est be has taken in the history of our
soldiers and the labor which he will ne
cessarily have to devote to the report.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

RwTERRIRLE COLLISION or TIE BAL.
T1MoRs AND OHIO R. R.-OEE MAN KILLED
AID TWELVE or FIFTEEN WouEDED.-The
mail trains east and west on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, came in collision on
Tuesday, three miles cas-. of Martiusburg,
James W. Walters, the conductor of one OF
the trains was killed, and W. &. Hagansr
baggage master, and VIM. Darby, epgi-
neer. aud twelve or fifteen other passen-
gers wer, seriously injured.
The mail train due here at last eve.
ming. did not arrive until midnight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE absenee.tn Mr.,
Fessenden's report of any indications Of a
limitation Of the currency, and his recon-
mendation of another Gold bill has
strengthed the price, and after opening at
23S the price rose steady, until at noon
the quotation was 243a; subsequently fall
ing TO 24lA.
The steamer Washington for HATre, took
from this port to-dsy 500, 900 in specie,
and the Asia, from Boston $4,000,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
Daily guteItgeufer.
Thursday Morning, December 8.
H8r ExEcUT1oS OF a DEsERrER.-A let

H6 EXECUTION OF a DEsERTER.-A let.
ter from Harper's Ferry. on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, gives an interesting
account of the execution of William Loge,
alias French Bill, which took place on
Friday last. Loge deserted from the 6oth
New York Volunteer Regiment Immediate
ly after the battle of Getty sburg, aud join
ed Company A. OF the notorious rebel
guerrilla band of Capt. White. French
Bill has been terror to the Union people
of Loudon and jefferson counties, Va, for
q long time. in company with the noted
thief, John Mobley, a member of the same
band. he has been prowling within five
miles of Harper's Ferry for many months,
committing depredations upon citizens
and struggling soldiers who fell in his
way. he was captured on Wednesday,
3Oth ult-, at Johnston's distillery, Loudon
county, where they had cornered him IN.
der feather bed, by CorpoEals Latham
and Tritipo, of Captain Grubb's Loudon
County Rangers, but not until he was I'M
burrowed. and received a severe stroke on
the back Of the head with the butt of re-
volvsr.
The execution was witnessed by about
three thousand soldiers and citizens, and
to their shame be it said, several females
were watching the scene with evident gus
to. Ons of these feminines WAS mounted
on horseback. wearing Majors shoulder
straps and bediEened with copper lace
She was accompanied BY an officer, appA-
rently, although he wore no straps-per-
haps he had loaned them to his compau-
ion.
Two priests of the Catholic Church &C.
eonpanied Loge and engaged with him in
dsyotions; after which he was asked by
the Provost Marshal if he had anything to
say ? he replied 10 the affirmative he
then, in q clear tone, but with q French
accent, admitted he was a deserter, but
denied his completely with robberies e1-
cept in two cases, in both of which he re-
turned the money, but stated he had re-
eeived his share OF company plumber. He
further said he would pursue the same
course under the same circumstances if he
could escape; "althOugh life was sweet to
ALL" he was not afraid to die; that he was
twenty years Of age and his face was the
same then as fifteen years sincei he died
"Southern soldier, q brave man, and
Christian"
LOge was a Freuchmau by birth, a
square built, muscular man of great physi.
cal strength, and teArlessness. Perhaps no
man ever met such death more coOIIy. a
greater scouudreI never lived, aud more
just and righteous order, under the cir
cumstauces, could not have been issued
Gen. Stevenson lie determined to Pus an
end to bushwhaekiDg in his department,
and viii deal cut summary pnniGhmsnt To
all of this oIass of offenders who fall into
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
nTaE RI1ER.-Tbere is nm a fo

n~THE R1TEs.-Tbere is still fne
stage of water in the river for all purposes.
A slow rain fell yesterday during almost
the entire day. The steamer RowenA left
yesterday for Cincinnati with good trip.
There was nothing of particular impof.
lance going on about the landing. The
regular pockets arrived and departed as
usual.
Capt. bravo of the steamer RowenS is
entitled TO the thanks of the public for
carrying lot of freight to Camp Piatt for
the soldiers Aid Society of this city, free
of charge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
Rahel News.

NEw YoRK, Dec. I've have to-day
some additional items from rebel sources
showing how the fight at SheFman's ap-
pFoach to the sea coast is spreading in
Georgia and South Carolina. All the of
ficials, civil and military, have issued fierce
feverish proclamations, calling on every
male, old and young, able to shoulder a
musket TO Immediately report for duty
The Mayor of Savannah and Charleston,
as we'll as the rebel army officers COM
mauding in those places, have issued be-
fore to their already terrified communities
documents of this character, probably by
this means adding considerably to the
Gov. Brown, of Ca, has issued three
more procIamations on the crisis, but in
Charleston according to the Republican OF
that city, even these stirring papers do not
bring out the citi5ens-for 1t appears that
q military guard has to go around the town
and drag them out of their hiding places,
Genl Dick Taylor has been assigned to
the command OF all the Alabama aud Geor.
gia reserves with headquarters ct Savau-
nah.
The Macon Telegraph of Nov. 25th, says;
Sherman's situation is daily growing more
precarious, and we may confidently hope
for ais complete overthrow and destruction.
The Central road is said to be entirely de.
stroyed by him between Griswoldville aud
McIntyTe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
Notice to MiIlers & Mill owners.

VETE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING 9. B:
w WILLIAMS SELF-RE9ULATING BLAST
perfect Separating, Beating, and Securing Machine
in use. Delivered free OF charge at the Railroad
Depots in Bridgeport Ohio, or wheeling, or hteam-
boat Landing In Whseltng, W. Va.
No. cleans IL bushels per hour, weighs 4VV mS'
No. clean, 20 bushels per hour, weighs $50 rO'.
NJ. Cleans IS bushels per hour. weighs 800 '
No. No cleans 50 bushels per hour, weighs $50 n''
Other sls., up to 100 bushels per hour made to
j. N. TrPros, Of Lexington, Kentucky, Is our
agent. All orders for that State should BIO adj
o''' Address re- a'H'' J.ERB, WILLIAMS.
poy2s6m Bridgeport, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
THE CHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
s1R JAMES oLARKE,s

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLSI
This invaluable incidence IL unfAiIing In the cure
OF all those painful and dangerous diseases incident
70 the female constitution.
1t noderateH au exeesse8 and removes Al op'
struetionS, from WhAteTer cause, and speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Il peculiarly suited. It will, in short time,
bring On tho monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
ThISe Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, a.
they sure TO bring on Miscarriage, but at every
othar time, and in every other case they are per-
fectly safe.
In the Back and Limbs, Hoayiness, Fatigue on slight
exertion, pAlpItAton Of the Heart LoWnes1 OF spir
its, HyltericG HIok Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases oocasi0ned BY disordered system,
these Pulls will effect cure when all other means
have fs.:Sd.
age, which should be preserved.
Sold By all Druggists. Price Ono Dollar per
OH sois' United State. Agent
JOB MOSES, ~ Cortlandt st., N. z.
N.B.-t1.o0 and Glx postage stAmp., enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
over nfty Pills by return mail. aug2O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08
The Report of seootary Fessendeu

NEw YORK, Dec. THE Posts money
article, says, the continued success which
has attended Mr.. Fessenden's administra-
tioD, since on the 5Ih Of July, he assumed
the portfolio OF the Treasury had inclined
the public mind to regard with favor aud
to adopt with confidence any policy he
might suggest. His report, sent yesterday
to Congress, seems somewhat to have dis
appointed expectations, for it is regarded
as having further Issue of currency, with
consequent slimulue to sPecuiatiou in
stocks, 10 the precious metals and in the
accessories Of life. This conviction has
produced aspasmodic activity at the stock
exchange this morning, with rise in the
prices Of gold, Of produce, and of nearly
al descriptions of fancy stock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

NEW YoRK, Dec. THE steamer Bsro-
usia, from Southampton on the 18th ult.r
has arrived. Her news is anticipated.
A despatch from the Army of the Poto-
mac, dated Dec. 9Th, says picket firing IL
kept up with daily casualties, and the most
strict orders have been issuel against
holding any intercourse with the enemy,
or exchanging newspapers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

NEw York, Dec. THE Times Wash
ington special says:
General Rosecrans has been relieved Of
his command also, Gen. Steele.
Senator Grimes has been put at the head
of the Senate Naval Committee, and Sena-
tor Sherman at head Of the Finance Com
mittAe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

NEW YoRK, Dec. The OJmmercial's
Washington special aays q caucus OF Re
publican senators will decide to morrow
whether Mr.. Holt or Grimes shall ba
Chairman Of the Naval Committee.
Mr. Chase will take his seat upon the
bench of the Supreme Court Tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-08

~A Physiological View or Mar.
rIaRe I-Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 Fine
Plates and Kngravings Of the Anatomy of the HUI
man Organs in q state Of Health aud Disease with
quences upon the mind and Body, With Che Authors
Plan ofTroatment-thS only rational and successful
A truthful adviser 70 the married, and those con-
templAting marriage, who entertain doubts OF their
physical condition. Bent tree Of postage 10 any
address, receipt Of % cents, in stamps or postal
currency, by addressing Dr.. La oR01X, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, n. z.
The author may be consulted upon any OF the
diseases upon which his book treats either person
ally by mad, and medicines sent to any part Of
the world. octl6-amdkW