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CONVERSATIONAL.
xxxv1lrth coMoREss-Fir.. s...;o,
Washington, Jan. 26.

Washington, Jan. e.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration
OF joint resolution explanatory Of the
Confiscation Act.
The House passed the Senate's resolu
ton of thanks to Generals Hooker
Meade, Howard, Banks and Burnside,
and the officers and men under their re-
spective commands; also to commar der
Vanderbilt for the gift Of the Vanderbilt.
The House then went into COMMITTEES
Of the whole on the Deficiency Appropria-
ton bill.
The bin after debate was laid aside 10
be reported 70 the House.
/ The committee then took up the Naval
Appropriation bill.
During the consideration of the Joint
resolution amendatory of the Coniscation
Act, Fernando Wood said it was now
proposed to repeal measure which had
prevented Presidents veto, and which
was part of this act. He argued in favor
of the appointments of commissioner to
60 to Richmond, and said that similar
course was pursued in the whisky rebel
lion, in the war with Great Britain and
Mexico, and during the Mormon hostili-
ties
The proposition to pay the seamen 10
the navy in gold or its equivalent, was
discussed but no action was taken.
The committee rose aud the House ad .
journed and 3.45 p. m.
SENATE.
Davis resolution calling for papers
relative to exchange Of prisoners was
adopted.
Bayard took the oath required By the
Senate's resolution of yesterday, and 10 a
short speech announced his intention to
retire 10 private life.
Richardson took the oath after remark
ing he did not believe in its policy.
Brown. of Missouri, introdaced bill to
build bridge across the Missippi at ST.
Louis.
Wilson introduced bill to print the
Official report Of the operations Of the ar
mics Of the United States. Referred.
Wilson also introduced bin securing
homesteads for persons in the service Of
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NV foRK, Jan %.
The current price sor tho week at All markets are ss
follows 20 go 80 =
bsef cattle cwt extra quality 13G14 first quality "a
SOL l! soa " so for ordinary 10ll; for common a
10 for inferior sac .
sheep per head extrs. t512 prime s0@7 20 ard
20 ~ g m . 0aks 81 inferior 76Ss o.
cews IA veal calves 80 sheep and ambs 1881 svine
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GHERlFFeS SALE.

~ SrArs OF Iowa, LIZ CorNrr-ss.
By virtue a sIecial execution Ia directed, issHci
hs tho Clerk the District Court ri i county favor
Thomas Dayis AMI AGAINST p. Il. Brigham and also de-
cree against Noah Lyon and others therein nanc have
levied uss and will sell tie highest bidder, az the
front Of tia Clerks Ufe OF te District Court Ice
County Iowa. hokuk in said county, the = ia day
ef February A. r. I>64 between the hours III ocloak A.
NJ and clock =. NJ, commencing at O'Clock 4. II. Of
said iay. the following property ewit One Of
square shape in the southeast II the westaf OF
the southwest quarter II Section thirytrce 49, in
Township sNts-ix 1855 north tx Range isf west, in Let
County. Iowa much may bs necessary
Taken levied ufan and 10 be sold by order Of
satisfy said writ Of execution.
kenkuk. Jan -, fs64. ISRAEL. ANDERSON.
Printers fe. 81 az. Sheriff III lee Co. Iowa.
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Especial to Commercial Advertiser. I

Especial to Commercial Advertiser.
Washington, Jan. c6.
The proposition before the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Affairs to increase the salaries
OF oil foreign Ministers and Consuls was
to-day rejected.
The Senate Finance Committee have
to-day under considers ton the House
Tax bill Definite action will probably
be had on it tomorrow. -l#
The Secretary Of War has been request
ed to- appear before the Senate Judiciary
Committee to testify in the Hale investi-
gatien.
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Trenton, N. j., Jan. 26.


The Union members of the New Jersey
Legislature have appointed . committee
to draft memorial to A. Lincoln, en-.
dorsing the policy of the Administration.
and recommending his denomination for
the Presidency.
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~ An agent Of the National Armory
at Springfield. Mass, is at present in De-
troit, having visited Michigan for the
purpose of procuring stocks for muskets.
He has contracted for 300, 900 stocks 10
be delivered at Decatur, LawtQn and
Dowagisc. This large amount will CON-
prise at least ITO car loads, few of
which have already arrived at Detroit.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Times Special

wilmington, Jan. 10.
Gen. CAN'T will issue a address to the
people Of Arkansas, urging them to return
to their allegiance, and declaring q slave.
~ is dead there is nothing left for the
South to fight for
The Senate having passed the rssols.
ton requiring members TO take the oath,
Senator Bayard will take il and resign.
Gen. Wilson, Of Gen. Grant staff. h,s
been appointed Chief Of Cavalry Bureau.
Tho Emigration Committee will prob.
ably recommend the sending Of commits
sloners to northern Europe to facilitate the
enormous emigration expected this year,
Especial to World
Washington, Jan. Is.
The President to-day notified the Ark.
ansas Delegation he had instructed Gen,
Steele to order an election for Governor
in that State at once. Regular elections
OF State officers and Congressman win fol-
low.
Over 1000 citizens of the State have
taken the oath.
The Senate has confirmed the nomjna.
ton Of R. s. Perkins az Postmaster of
San Francisco.
Especial to Tribune.1
Washington, Jan. IS.
Halleck expresses the belief that last
desperate effort will be made By the reb-
els In the spring to transfer the real fight
ing to the Northern States. Gems. Hitnh-
cock. Candy and Halpinier are sppoialed
Board to revise the rules and articles of
war.
Senator Wilson intends to introduce a
bill providing that eli lands con6soatsd in
the South shall be divided into homesteads
for soldiers.
The House Military Committee bill to
amend the Enrolment Act provides that
soldiers now in the service cannot be hired
as substitutes
Special to Herald
Washington, Jan. %.
The gang which captured the gun.
boats Satellite and Res slute some time
since, stll infes! the vicinity of the Rap
pahannock and is preparing for another
'cioi hCW uOdLS nave DeeD Quit
and recruits added to their forces.
The Hersld's Army of the Potomac
dispatch says our pickets near Raccoon
Ford were driven in few days since BY
about sixty rebel cavalry, Who crossed the
river and had brief skirmish, but were
afterwards repulsed and compelled to re.
treat in confusion
A considerable force of cavalry and in
fantrv is visible on the other side of the
Rspidan.
Deserters say Lees army is widely
scattered, but do not believe any portion
OF 1t has been sent of. They are certain
no troops have been sent from their i'm.
mediate command. They represent for.
age difficult to obtain and horses reduced
In numbers and efficiency also tina. no
supplies are received by Lees army ir
advance OF its actual necessities. Among
the ceserters are guards who were as
signed the duty of watching rebel pickets.
A battalion of the 10Th N. Y. cavalry
made reconnaissance to Wolf Run and
Occaquon, but discovered only Eve or
SIX rebels. where they expected to meet
a comparatively large force.
The roads are very bad aud mud very
deep.
On Saturday the rebels in front OF Kill
patrlck's cavalry undoubtedly had a fight
among themselves. Heavy artillery and
infantry firing was heard there.
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Kentucky Legislatsrs---Dsllst for H..
Ator.
Cincinnati, Jan. q6

Cincinnati, Jan. &c.
IN the Kentucky Legislature three
ballots were taken yesterday for United
States Senator. The last ballot stood
Guthrie ~; Bell ~; Burnham 80: Buck.
ner 4; necessary to a choice 81.
Sixteen re-eniisted Ohio reeimen.s
had arrived at Columbus up to yesterday
Nine thousand new recruits have been
raised in the State since the o.ll.
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SherfH,S Sales,
yHERlFFS SALE.
cHERIFF,S SALE.

~ STATE Iowa. LEE CoEyrT-ss.
By virtue Of sperial execution To directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county in favor
a o. c. Hale and against Cicero y. Hughes. executor Of
John ferrei deceased land also decree against Susan
Ferrrli r. n Hart fanlineourt SanofsdaIl, Lpsa VAN
orsia NJ. Hart John stodalud. Robert Simpson,
Be- hase levied upon and will sell TO the highest bidder
the front door Of the Clerks Office Of the District court
q Lee county Iowa, st keolnk IN said county on the
18th av February A. ID. 1864 between the hours Of
O'Clock A. " and o'clock " NJ. ncing at oeoek
p " Of said day, the following property, to-Eit The
southeast quarter &c the northwest quarter OF Section
thrtytwo 32 in township sixIyhse LOS north Of Rang
five west and OIL 81 THAT portion Of the southwest
fractional quarter " section that lies directly south
If and between the first described tract, forty 40
and the Des Moines River dividing the said south
west fractional quarter section by the north and south
line which divides the quarter section north 81 the
being hundred less lee comfy. Iowa.
Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sod by order Of court, 70
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keakuk, Jan. is, isb4. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Zee r 81 Sheriff If Lee county, Iowa
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NOTICE.

/ shall be out OF town for few weeks, and during
my absence Mr. w. C. STRIPE at his ONCE, or Mr.. j..
H. DAY a. tAs RecorAer's once. Court hease. win
eheasfsaiy wsit upon having basioess with me-
etAer in bayins and selling Ocsny Warns ats OK re-
copting Rents, any other business In my lines
an their acts will b recognized ~ ne.
Ani4-d r. h. HUuB1s
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SouTH1R1gs ACCOUNTS.
Fortress Monroe. Jan. 26

SO
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th
inst says Mr.. Hidsll. Secretary to the
Vice President. received di.pstch yes
terday from Augusta. announcing the
sudden serious illness Of Mr.. Sseohens.
He was attacked on Sunday morning.
This attack, with the we'll known state OF
h's health. creates serious appreheusions
Rushville. E. Tenn, Jan. 10.
A reconnoitering party of the enemy
aroSe IN our cavalry picksts. and were 10
turn driven back. Both pickets now CO.
oupy their original positions.
Brisk artillery sring was heard in the
direction of Jonesville YESTERDAY. II Is
supposed that The enemy have attacked
Gen. w. e. Jones.
Orange c. H., Va. Jan. Is.
The enemy have recently moved their
pickets to Robinsons River. advancing
two usilAa.
The Richmond paper, contain not Z
word from Charisstoa.
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9ptfial Notices.


II have never changed my mind respecting them from
the 6nt e1opting to think yet better Of that which
began thinking well Of RKT. HExEY WARD BEEcHER
sThe Troches are q STAFF Of life to mr.,
PRov. EpwkRD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, y. 7.
6 TOR Throat Troubles they a,ecihe-
.Too favorably known TO need comrnendaion.-
Hen CHasl A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass Senate
contain no Opium nor anything injurious"
Dr. A. A. HAffx, Chemist, Boston
An elegant combination fcr CougHs.'
DIR. q. p. BIskIow, Boston.
Il recommend their 10 Public Speaker
s5.sss4 Rgy. j.. ii. CaApfy.
-Afst salufary relief in Bronrldtis
Rev. =. SKIsgRIfp, Mgrrisfown. Ohio
afery beneficial when suffering FROM Coids'
RKy. :. j. p. ANDERSON st. Louis
Almost instant Ieli-f in the distressing aber If rra
ing peculiar To Asthma
REv. A. G. EaGLEsrDS. New York
They have suited my exactly, relieving my
throat 50 that could sing with case
T. DrcHARME,
Cborirter French Parish Church, Montreal
A. there limitations, be and OBTAIN the genune
an25-imoJdkw.
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DAINTS. OILS AND vARNIsHEs

Ground ana Dry Color; Linseed Lard, Carbon,
Tanners, Neatsfoot, Castor and Olive Oils Copals
and Deman varnishcs, &c For sale e marcet prices
by s. b. VOWEL = co..
1.~alA k4 fA& Isl Main street.
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Now York Marker.

NEW YsT.Kr Jan 20
Cat'on-thnct and shade easier, SIC for nidsnr N,
land. -
flour-A shade frmer; 7t97 Is Tor Extra State 45a
90 iar Extra Reunl Hoop Ohio 1o9s 50 for Trade
Branis, and closing quiet
Whskey-Du at suDs2
Wheat-Fuliy ic better and in rod demand. h5mf n
Tor ChcagO Springatter an extreme for very choice IA
Red Western
y, corn-h-svy and lie lowss n for shipping Mixed
Western In store.
oats,9aiet At caas s.r Western
Woal--fi1n, but very gusud .8M sts~
Pe<rvleuns--IsfiI - ~ sfe*ess s.
Pork-euies and esosed shade hrn,er; 1s s001s saiz
ior mes ~ aais bz for old do p 90 FOR new do, la
= ~ LOT OLD ana nrw prime ~ o062o 90 for prime
B-f-Steadr.
bseon s.ir s-More active and higher. 10Ialos. for
nsstern 'umesrlsnd--the latter price to arrive-l0s.
Fr city o.; IL fur Western ongrihRpd; III city
ao EellN for Western shortffbbed 1I Tor city long
eiev, IL FOR Western shortclear IL do fongcut hams
hoes-Qniet AZ s5SaSe far Kssterts .ss = So
Lard-Qmes ~ 115tSl31<.s ss
New York Msaey Market.
Srw losK, JAN &c
sterling Exchange lower and dali at 172Dl74L
6oid nrnI opening 81 $50 declining 575 and clio
sing firm ut 81 1xa aT5A
Government Stocks IN
SOS OF 81 coupons tosSk.
Is l year eerviAcstss IN.
Y bs 81 registered l55AI
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Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!!

- ATCHEL0Rs celebrated HAIR DE ~ tA Best IN
ID tia World. The onIy HarzL<ss. 7rre and R<iia5is
dye known. This splendid Hair Dye Il perfertchsnres
he'd Rnssr Gray Lair instantly Gissss bAsrk o.
Ksstral Brss without injuring te Hair Staining the
skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful imasts fresh
vitality Frequently restoring its pristine ceiaF and
the lit of hal byf- Ih4 genuine signed
WILLIAM A. RATrHELog: All othsFs are mere itaffa-
iots and should be avees. sold " all Druggists Ac
FACTOR1--sl BsTrls y-ssrcet. New York. BAfcHEoE
NEW TonEr CEKAN for Dressing the Hair. yF-d& v
NOTICE..
SJRfFYosgs 0fTfcs
ksoksk. low Mny Z, isos
To all persons having giis rrvr~crt Y3stas
fiofs Of II any Kind ir rie 4S,A4r. sill
dispose Of the wfhessf fSr o4tsife Isypir
from the ut8ierSigne> hs oFsr 81 ih Special snt
the Treasury Department. Al prsoh sfsafiag this
der will he Liable h4se such ert oegs.seafeS fr the
use Of thr ~ str United stasas
JOHN ~TASSEs
nlay2-sitf Ssrses,a ard Ce4iiectpr.
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-
k1egtx J4sy.ET -, 1864
Pssonlcs: AND isROvlsgOSs.
FlesR-sn,erfir.~ s. ar Spring Wheat Extra. s. "a
Asll Wheat Estrt. - aoa - ~
sagA Hxst-<i ssssf 81 " isB -
SNIP srtFs-~i 7sse - ~
teAx-so57sc a i,ushsl.
wnr.r--FAn ii l. ss,fins. eooasi - r eu.hel-
asssx AspLxs-sssas$i 20
PSI .7osS-5s@s Ts Retail 70 : I-eSk
BaTTfh-falnlea. lss- Caoior lia 80 retail, 3ea ~
fsssss--sAs II.
taltkxxs--sf 1sz 81 30
LtsI--teAssI he.
wgtra Ba.S~--t.'arson to Coed 81 5es 81 * Pri@'
Nav. - ssas y
TALlaw-gc.
usr- 1Ilae,l,y 80 COG - ess l@ird II os Prairie
SID OASIS N
GROCERIES,.
sus,s-S oress s.ir, I3i PRIME tic choice Isl 4
S~~ York. & he stw York, A. isi crushed I~w'ier~s
Asn,s<x--Srasr fIcs-e. 7o7 - Gotarn syrup. Csc
81 oe-Sa4z bwa- ss.sgoac.
CDsFEx-Rin. 81 - ss7S Jana 42r
kiSS~-A--&r ia.
s5at-lslasricas. =. Esgilsh. y.
SotR-Palsa. -. Family. o. German =
C.SnIz~-SsaE. IL 10 -; Moal iass 10 Ia
TI.s-fenng Hs~-n- 81 s@sI -. Imperial, 81 = L
n 20. Blaek. I'll M h I'll Do.
Tnaseso--ba ~ ~~s o. o. Medium Brands. - Il
W: titid ami Natural Lsaf. 81 oo 10 81 10
SsiIs--Bcst nr.Tal- 81 - rates
Hissa-Sxig tSty - 80 ratss
s1AAk4E--is g., -
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bay CTRR tNTs--8
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Commercial.
ssKxprrn naut sf
y. FL AMIIL &c co,
WHOLESALE GROCEHS,
No 100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets

IsnE Carr tYrr 0FYIgf.
hsegtx. Jssy.EE -, 1864.
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St. Louis, Jan. &c.
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meny nut be Kind 10 children. Address keras ben 2Rk
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TINE JEufB rERsONNE FRsprArsF tpHoTrs
iaul desire 90 placer dane oonne fnnilie
cutafs on femme dc 1hanbre ellie pe foutnr de
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yVAsTEp-4N EEPERiFNCED WAITER TO TAKE
w charge ~ supper also TO- to wal IN tables
saloon Apply i, odd Fe!lows fah sslotr Grand 81
80 ~ Cnnire hetween j and i 0 u Eek
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A BOOK, CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE
N treatment of Piles Fstuia Structure and thirty other
important di en- ewu be sent receipt OF three cent
stamp, application to HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.,
Operating aud Con sutny Surgeon. 69 Br,sdway, NJ y
GOSPEL OF sLAvERY-A PRIMER OF FREEDOM
" procaiming Liberty 10 all Procure copy and read
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FRkNCH ADvERTIsEMESrs.

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TIE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY ron apvrr,rvFY
only AZ ,he New Yerk Museum % Anatomy. sis road
way Parties unable 70 attend these lanoa can have
forwarded receipt OF by sslng
Of New York Museum OF Anatomy.
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IoAL-BEsI RED AsH AND WHITE ASH STOVE
~ Eag aud Furnace Coal Screened and delivered 10
part u the city at - 70 per ton. THOMAS STOKES,
Corner hrty.seccnd street and Tenth avenue.
60 En PER roN-RED AND wHIrE ASH COAL
% w sre.ned add delivered, Stove Rgg and Furnace
~ large Mo- ~ " Apply at t0 Wayerley place, near
sab $40 Bowtfy corner II Third aresl and 400
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INANTED-A GERMAN BOY. ABOUT is YEARS OH
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WAIVED n FIRST CLASS RETAIL AND PRE-.
w sript drug e.erk Will hear OF good situation ~
so1fcss ~ A r. ie7 Herald o1ice. giving real
,frus IL reference
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w AkTED-A BOT IN LAwy gRS OFFICE ONT
elstomec TO law papers and who writes root
hand Reference reQate4 Apply to-day truesdayJ I,
philips Nause. No. Chambers ST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-22

One of Gen. McClelan's biographcrs
gives an amusing illustration of the nerve
and muscle Of our standard bearer
" Among other incidents which occurred
during his service in MEXICO, says this
biogiaphcr, ''s one which created no little
amusencn. at the time. When about
twelve miles from puebla, tie young leu
tenant was out reconnoi.e-irg unattended.
when he observed a tall engineer officer Of
the Mexican army near by. The discovery
was, however, not Inade moment too
soon. as the Mexican had esped the lieu
Icnant, and was advancing toward him. 4
mutual demand for surrender was made.
and hand 10 hand scuiile commenced, re-
sultins in Mcclellan collaring ms more gil
eantic opponent, and taking him into camp. =
That Is the way McClelia served the tall
Mexican
And that is the way he will serve the tall
liinoisan Mcclellan has grapplcd the tall
illlnolsan; the "Scuillcn has commenced :
and, like its predecessor in the chaparral
II will result e in Mcclellan collaiing his
more gigantic opponent, AMI taking hin
into camp When on the morning after
tn first Tuesday in November the shouts
Of million Of trceinen shall fairly tempest
the heavens, the world may know that the
game and glorious Little Mac has entered
The camp with his prisoner,
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Dir. BiGELON,
Confidential Physician:
Formerly CT -. Louis, Missouri
s7O Scsitls Carl. Street. <y.:cn.o.

I'liE On y i.EGI I.sniN EDUCATED AED
l'- ~ qaai lei lhvs.ciaIl IL lineage who
maA,s the irca'meui az Private taufl ANS 4,
sl'e 4aiii3. his Office has been established OK
ireSsl, ioi Rerd tltc aflc'ed sound and scientific
medical aid. Without The rs. L.. r.arcH,v or nov
.Uiss dru5s. i,r- l.. has tpi niar years t'eFoitu
his who'c attention 10 the treatment OF privase
complaints 4 ii.sr Vatied md CQa.4.'...~- 81 t.-,,
Us s.'.ccss II ~ 'I'''.nen If tao>e lane .,ala-
-. a'lu uiiej.li c..s,s such is !. ere fer,n,.ll can-
sia red % Dtablc, l. s,.nrient 10 lccurenend I.i
- .ite pu c worth, OF the extensive patron
20 @Aleh he has received. In i.roft sslri.si ex
pc riencc y hospital aud p,iya. pra,ficr md
inr i.ph ~ Is iN wears ~ THIS ami other NJ, art
IL 49, NJ ~ :lc,d fi.rc. he j. tl DIS az eryI -.
tae ealf saic. sieeav and rcliablc remedies for
fafae 'fui'isf. secret and chronic tisees : and
as leu r. u reeenltne n9atier rrari thr ,ro.f
,iistsa-sris.e4 .i-i experienced >urseon, and
my SiciH>nt tnis fou.-tt. - testimonial, q Ing
super " a.ti and profound jndgncn nj ii the
trc'hne.lt of Ii Sa>' - u rsiy ii. ti.,f,!rt
Inc universe. iHl nuiai.ing success n the
t'rAilavu' a;epedbv hi,n. has proved beyond Il
hpN't tl". i permanent curu f.. t3e Wnr.: cases
II constitutional syphilis. gonorrh.ea. structure.
in al.r fo.a al. aerenraal affections, ,.isra<as 81
&c sam. idaeA5 ;.lJ bladder. iasotenc,. ..nel-
ms,i0Iriua ttc.. can raH' tv obtained Il a moral
certainty !! Application BE- raade II those sYlo Sc
negligence >hs! and experience can be relied or,
Young men espct tally WHO have heculne VIC
iils OF solitary vice SELF abuse, tlat dreadful
and destructive habit, Which annually sweeps IT,
an unIineiy grave thousands ui Young men OF the
turst cxated talents and brilliant intellect, NAV
call with full confidence an' perfect cure
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
on puberty, mcnstruat!on or Pregnancy. or per
sons having any obstruction To marriage should
ee the doctor d. once and he cured
lie THINKS I IS hi> clty IL advise the unlortu-
nate PARTICULARLY ~!ran- gers to be careful that
they are not deceived hy false advertisement. of
boasting impostcrs. He who places himself un-
Ter the care OF Or Is. may reigionsly conlidc in
his honor as gentleman and confidently RELY IN
on hi skid d physician
Dr. b. viii lell the patient previous Is, aora,nen.
eng the treatment 81 ans ca &c how much he will
effect a care and when such an arrangement is
entered upon, in no case ysi,l he make "a second
charge
- Ul',,e ',ld Rooms within half square of the
os' o"".~. whore all polite invited to call.
Office hours from a. IN to p. m; Sundays
Tea. N. 10 noon Consultation at office free.
send camps AM get mis- Guide to Health.
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