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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

THE newly elected chaplain of the House of
Representatives is Rev. Mr.. Charming. The
Republicans generally wanted to reflect Mr.
Stockton, whose politics suited but not his re-
ligion. Both MIR. Channing's politics and his
religion fUntarian) suited the New England
portion Of the House, and he was put through
by the New England influence. Afinny anec-
dote was travelling thc round &c having occur
red on the publican side, thus:
lHc'tern Rso.--But this Mr.. Charming! Who
is he2 What is hei they say 10 !, nc: sound
on the Gospel, dces not believe in Chris;'s Dr.
yini,j &c.
Eastern Rp,--Nc matter. He is sound on
the negro.
The appeal was irresistible. Mr.. Charming
was elected by Republicans.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

HERE arc many mon who want the Union
as it was, end tho Constitution as it il. Well.
they can't have it.---Tice President Hamib,.
Yet the whole Republican party declare their
devotion to the !Inisn nrd the Constitution. and
assert that the war is prosecuted for their res
toration and preservation. They call themselves
the 'On'o" party" What Union and vSat
Constitution are they for? What kind of a I'm
ION and Constitution are they fgh.iog for, and
what will Vice President Hamlin permit the
people to have in place Of the "Union as ii was
and the Constitution as Il is?"-EaNsy Spur,.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

SUSPENSION on HABEAs CoErus. Judge Drum.
mond. Of the United States Circuit Court, at
Chicago, and q Republican in politics, was re-
Gently applied to for writ of haJeas cm7us, in
the case Of an enlisted minor. lie declined to
issue it-lst, because, under the law of Congress.
the OATH of an enlisted minor, who swears to his
majority. is as binding as though he were of ago
and I'd. because tho Presidents proclamation
suspending the writ in such cases had suppressed
cd his judicial functions-but lie denounced the
proclamation as a "tricl; and an Outrage, which
not only destroyed the liberty Of the subject.
but prohibited The right of parent 30 the Gus.
tody of .he child"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

'LET there be no change BY usurpation for
though this in one instance, may be the nstvu-
rnent of good, it is The cpsto1la,y weopon bv
whieh .f''ee governments are deSt'oysd.-- pre-
cedent must always greatly overbalance perm.
anent evil, against any partial or transient ben
eft which the use can at any time yie!d."-
WaShington's FarexeH fddYess.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

ABOLITION BLAspHEMr.-Mr. Ward Beech
er, in his speech in Philadelphia, before the Abo.
'i:ionsts, said that God was getting to be ir,
earnest in bis providences, with regard to this
war; We infer from this that Beecher meant
to say that God hss hitherto been fooling with
this nation, and that he is now waking I'M 10
His duty and His work with becoming serious
ness. Profanity like this is shocking to cvd.,
the most irreligious mind, and yet it was ap-
plauded by church.going people. Oh, times
oh, manners !--Sunday Mercury.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
E 8 r Y A Y

Came trespass ng on the premises Of the subgcri-
per, residing IN Bedford township about the 14th Of
Decenber last, red and white Bull supposed to be
about three years old and having a slit in the left
ear. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charge' and take hln away, or ne Will be dis.
posed of according to law.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
January |, 1861 .3,s
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

a@-A DEMOCRATIC eotemporary complain.
that whenever an Abolition traitor comes to his
place to make speech he invariably begins by
informing the audience that he has been "lfa-
long democrat" We suppose he does that to
make II appear that some time in his life he has
been in good company.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

erDuring the absence of the proprietor, the
fsremankcf this efice, Mr.. John W. Bowen,
Is authorized to receipt for the payment of sub
scriptions, advertising, jobwork, &c. Bring on
your shin.plasters and the sold man" viii write
yor receipts for them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
ST hAY cow.

Taken up trespas sing on me premises Of the sub.
scilber residing a Hopewell township, about the
hrst OF November Last, dark red n1uey Cow, with
white spots IN each GGak and white ring ground
Inc 'al' supposed TO be about years old. Tae own
lake her away or she will br disposed OF according
10 Jaw. BENJAMIN HALL.
January J, lS64-3t'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
AR R led

HEMhOWER-BRCNI,R.-OnS S,,.s.-
the 10Th nlt, by J. B. Anderson, Esq. NJ ~ IT,
Cumberland Valley. "'' 0'
= MiLLER-bisEL-On the sano dav h.,
,. ". Miller Esq. Mr.. Solomon Miller to Ms MI,
hlleh bl'el, all Of Napier township. -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
-DsT5Es-
OsIiE5--
ascs,fs

FARQUHAR.--ln Bedford Der 1Ath -,
~. FAkeuiiAR, Esq. aged 10 years 8 mon,h.
and days. He was oneof our oldest and n,o..
respected eiii2ens--a native of Frederick e.
Md. BE was for ten years member of ~.
H. L. Church and his end WIS peaceful. "'
bAhNllART.-On Friday night, Dec. 18Th
S63' in Bedford, Samuel Barnhart, aged a5ou,
~ years. o"s
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
BEDFORD.
eSA mysterious looking shinplaster is now

ssrA mysterious looking shinplaster is now in
circulation 80 postal currency. 1t has On .:s
lace 'sohen CIRCLE and is supposed to have
scmc connection with the celebrated 'Hknig' -
OF that an'er. Another story is that this roys.
ferrous symooi is placed Upon the notes to give
them n'ctaific 'iag, such az our currency FORM
ery had. The paper also has scent, but as
mere IS only one ts)ceni to each note, the specie
pass is not considered very sound - Tany
Spirit.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

~We call attention to the advertisement of
). Alsip & Son, Auctioneers and Commission
Merchants, which will be found in another COL
umn. Col. Alsip enjoys very high reputation
as a business man, and as knight of the ham
ner he always bears off the palm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

@Ihe Teachers Association have had quite
an interesting meeting. The lecture on Tues
day evening, by Rev. H. Heckermau, on the
Early History of the Ango-Saxon People, was
very able AM elected much praise.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

sJTHE radical theory of tie status of the
rebel States is that they are no longer members
of tho Union. JET. Davis theory is precisely
the same. In this, as in most other respects,
the radical abolitionists and the radical rebels
agree.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

eSHon. T. b. Shannon, M. G. from Cali
forDia, is at present on visit to his brother,
0. E. Shannon, Esq, of this place.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

PUB. Docs.-We are under obligations tc
Hon, A. H. Coffroth. Nj. c., for q number OF
valuable public documents.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

sJA brutal prize fight tock place in England,
few weeks ago, between John G. Heensn and
fellow named King. Hcenan was badly whip
ped. i
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
J.kLSIP G SON.
Auctloneers 6 Commission Merchants,
BEDFORD. Pa,

Respectfully solicit consgnmens of Boots and
Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing. ard al kinds
OF Merchandise for AUCTION aad PRIVATE Sale.
REFERENCES.
n, I'm ihlLnoEtpHiA' BEDFORD,
ph'np ford Co., Hon. Job Mann,
aoyd though, Hon. W. T. Daugherty
January !, lS64--ti.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
Our Book Table.

GoDEY's LADY's BooK-The January num-
Der of this old and particular favorite of the la
dies, is before us The embellishments arc
very fine. ga Tableau Picture" is in the very
highest style of art. The ttle-pagc is also a
beautiful engraving, The literature of Cooley
is good. Among the contents Of the present
number, we notice an interesting sketch of the
late MRS. Haven, better known as Alice B. Neal
The price of Cooley is $500 per annum and
less TO clubs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

PErHRsoN's MAaAzINE.-Peterson for Janu-
ary is gem. The leading engraving is, itself,
worth the subscription price. The fashions and
needle.work of Peterson are always excellent.
The reading matter is from the pens of such
writers as Ellen Louise Chandler, Ann S. Steph-
ems and Frank Zee Benedict. Price $500 q
year; to clubs at reduced rates.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01

The LApY's FRIEND.-This is q new candi-
date for public favor, published by the proprie-
tors of that well known literary weekly, the
Saturday Evening Post" and edited by the
wife of tho editor Of that journal, Mrs. Henry
Peterson. 1t promises to be awork of great
interest, especially to the ladies. The best lit
erary talent is employed upon its pages. Terms
50 90 per annum; at less rates to clubs Ad-
dress Deacon g. Peterson, 3l9 WAnutSt, Phila-
delph:a.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-01
What They Promised

ruE rnlyxps OF Gov. CURTIN PROMISED THE fEo-
ruAr IF THEY WOULD REFLECT HIM, THE WAR
vouLp END IN 80 DAYS AND THERE WOULD BE NO MORE
M v.rr,ss HOLD THEM TO THEIR PROMISES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
OUTSIDE THE PArH.

An incident IS related ~ The /. Life" ST
the late President smith, "f the Vermont
Uni,ersity. showing his manner 81 ,eproni.
Which illustrates = truth vel y orth noting,
fer Oh. benefit Of others than the readers of
the memoir.
A youag man recently. converted wa.
sabject To great depression Of spirits. Dr.
Saith inquired Of him how he Wa. getting
alsny. he replied. that he found tue
ChrIst,an path ihorny onr. " The thorns."
said DIR. Smith. " lie outside the path, be-
Le,e.'
Outside tie path! Let the worldly
minded man. whose attention is insrslinate-
iy engrossed IN his tolls aud gains. strive
% serve both God aud msmmon and he will
doubtless, end thorns in his path ever
shocking the good seed Of truth.
Self-interest may cosaict with right,
and 10 bis perplexlty he may consider The
Christian path thoray enc. BlI whence
spring the thora.f Are they in the mar
row Christian path. or Ia, he wandered
sutside and become eUiaugled 10 them
theres
tht fVuUA SWItNinI WIN uas UtNu q
lover OF the world aud its pleasures, may
End struggling iu the heart on giving Up
former scene. aud ass ,cia,ions loi Christ
and unless w4tchlul as VII as prayrrlul
may 6nd himself, il not a. fully psitaking
still feeling interested. 10 The ysnIties 81
the wsrId. Ills deso.ions no~ grow les
fervid. and feeling. perhaps. the glow Of
his 6r.t love passing away he brgns To
imagine the Chrsiian path one Of Ihnrn-.
He Cannot erjoy the world as Of old, and
Jet has not Toll peace with God.
Dear disciple. do you not khow that you
have stepped outside the Christian way.
and in 50 doing the th"rDs have prick,d
and given sn uneasy consistency They
are not 10 wisdom. ways, Tor !" her ways
are ways ef pieasahtness. and all her paths
ara peace.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

cumstances; but usually, except when the
enemy Is near al hand, the regiments lire
a. the c,mmand of tne,r officers. You hear
q drop. drop. as few If the sk,rm.see. 5
iire, followed by 'atrle and roll, Which
sounds like the falling of Guiding. ju
as some vi you heard the brick walls ua
BILE at a grear FIRE. Sometimes. when b.
bode of the enemy's cavalry are sweeping
down upon regiment iocut I 10 pieces,
the men form into square, with the oh
c.rs and musicisns ia the cen,re. The
front rank stands WITH ba,oneis charged.
while ihe rear rank fires u, last as y can.
SometWes they lorm M iour ranss deep
the two front ones kpeeling with ba,onrt,
charged. 80 tina: ii.lhr enemy should come
down upon them the, woulk run against a
picket fence OF bayonsis. When they fa,m
Ia this way the other rank, i.ai anu fire As
last a. they eau. Then the roar IS terrific.
and many h'rse and HIS rider goes down
beiore the terrible storm II bullets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

A couple Of young men Of this city, who
were mutual friends, both became despe-
,ately In love With young lady, and eaeh
supposed himself "ahSad Of the other.
After discussing variaus plans 10 settle
which should have The lair Jewel. they de-
trrmlnrd to end it by rattle. The success
fu, winner made haste TO arqnainl M, iady
lave with has exceeding good luck. nut .m-
aglne his establishment when she ini1rmed
him that she Rad drterm' ned long since mol
to have either oi'lhem. Macon Confederate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

octsMr ala.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
HOW THEY PIX IN BATTLE.

An army correspondent s,ys, Won won
dss whether the regiments h,e regularly N
vsiiey, or WHITTIER zach man loads aud hfes
a fss, a. be can. That depends upon cir
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
HE LEADS HIS own.

viii lead them 10 paths they have not known.
Isaioh xiii 10.
How few, who. from their Youthful day,
Look on TO what their life may be,
Painting the Visions Of the way
Ia colors soft, and bright, and fee;
How few, VIII, TO such paths have brought
The hopes and dreams Of early thought!
Foi God, through ways they have not known.
Will lead his own.
The eager hearts. the souls of fre.
Who pant 10 toll f1 God aud aan,
And view with eyes Of keen desire
The upward way OF toll and pain;
Aims, with scorn iheythnk OF rest,
OF holy calm. Of uanqv rest,
But God. through ways they have not known,
Will lead his own
A lowller task On them is laid,
With love 10 make the lalmr light;
And then theft beauty they mus, shed,
On quiet homes, and lost 70 sight.
Changed are their visions hieh and fair,
Yet calm and still the, labor there;
Fer God, through ways they have not known,
Will lead his own. 4
The gentle heart, that thinks with pain
I scarce can lowliest tasks fulfill,
And il il dsres its life 10 scan.
Would ask pathway low and still,
Often such lowIy heart is brought
To act with power beyond its thought,
Pet Cod, through ways they have not known,
Will lead his own.
And they, the bright, who long to prove,
10 joyous path. in clnu.iess lot.
How fresh fom earth their grate;ullovs
Can spring. wilhou, stain or spoi;
Ofel such youthful heart is given
The path Of grief 10 walk to heaven;
For God, through ways they have not knova,
Will lead his own.
What mitter where the path may bel
The end Is clear. sud btlsht % view;
We ka,w that We Strength shall see,
Wnaie'er The day una, bring 10 ds.
We aes Tia end the house OF Tod,
Blu. NJ, the path % that abode;
FS God. through piih. they have not known,
Will lead his own
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
ON SALE

ON SALE
IN 00l lbs Smoking TOBACCO" 0csneehe."
~VyUUV 10 900 iSs. MANUFACTURER ditto,
10000 lbs. sAl.T,
5.uoe lbs. RICE.
10000 CLAY PIPES. ssseriai,
bOo lbs SPANISH BROWN.
600 pounds English cOPPEkAS.
$50 pounds Dutch NADER,
81 pounds Spanish INDIGO,
3 pounds FIG BllE.
> 900 pounds English SODA,
banek TANNERS oil.
SALAD oil. aud Bl.AekING,
GREEN and BLACk TEA,
ies TOO II BRUSHES. Assorted.
$50 FINE and COARSE COMBS.
1000 seooIs " hiir and Back COTTON.
80 sounds Black FLAX THREAD.
20 lro.s ) FEEL. PENS and LEAD PENCILS,
5s feau- c. =. LETTER and NOTE PAPER.
iafS LUPs aud INK,
20 sell KNIVES aud FORKS,
Talow AL Adlmaa ite CANDLES,
NAIs. iLON, and CUT TACks.
SO BROOM >. Blac. GRAPE,
LAMPDLACK md TuRPENTINE.
1000 Edge PLAiEs.
100 MASH Bpn.s
loo LINEN q. HAN efERCHIEFS escorted.
! wANrED--all kinds. PRODUCE.
October ii. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
Old Prices Have Come Back.

V0U can get anything N surilne al Old Price, bu-
you mus, pa.dn PROVISIONS atold Free. u yuu
have no provisions Confr.i,rar money will buy any
thing we have 10 SELL and glad to &c, it. Come back
10 the honest old prices. and save Your country.
SIMPSON s. fiOUKER.
OctsSer 2la. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

II On the FRS, Monday in each msnih we sell
all food and clothing on hand |. the necessous Of
O, ange st.cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
MILITARY NECESSITY.

~ Not 70 sell anything except for cash. Please
do mol ask for cIod,t. Cali and settle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
FROM cineinna,,.

CIxc,sSArr. Decemse 22-The Commercial
has the following from Nashville.
General Thomas headquarters Is now near
Columbia.
coming 20 the State i - 600. His force i por
believed to be about. 600 infantry and 5000
cavalry. L.
The woods are full q ceserters- Ii i snou
ing and the roads are bna
The Tribane's army (Qktespondent giving ex
tracts from the recent robc papers says the rebel
Senate last Saturday vet loio secret session and
a stormy time was had lhe question of at once
arming negroes vas brought Up and il is believed
20 have nassed by an almost unanimous vote.
For several days past every able bodied negro
has been quietly seized cnd carried OF to camps
OF instruction This Psr accoun. for their
In another paragraph: she Trihune's shenau.
doah correspondent sa9s:s A couple Of poor.
starved. naked rebel sofdfers came into our lines
on the night of the lib saying desh and blood
could not stand the Treatment they have re-
ceived.
General Early has two divisions a. New
Market, amOunii.z 3 in 70 not over s,oOo' and
no cavalry. A. f..f
The Times coz uou8 Bent With the, Porter e1
petition xrites from % board The Santiago Il.
Frankfort. December 18th. that a severe gale
was encountered of Cape Hstterss, in which the
little monitor Wshapoe had narrow escape
She was being towed by the Santiago and
Spring Lake, but the storm had abated. The
water not only rushed in at the top of the turret,
but worked ts way through the hull
The iron -clsds would take coal at Beaufort.
and prepare for action.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
Eorclgn NeM<

HALIFAX. December - The Africs, with
seven dav's later meas. arrived asst night during
\ heavy show storm
The news Is unimportan'
Cotton opened with and advance of The
market subsequently became hat.
The recent gale on the coast OF lndia caused
great inundAtiOn. and thousands Of lives are
said 10 have been lost
Earl Carlisle died or the 9th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. December 22-The Journals
Nashville special saws: The situation a, the front
is unchanged Our army is confident OF final
success and Is siill pressing forward The rebels
arc completely panic stricken At the unlocked
for defeat they have experienced They arc
still seeking safety in fight Prisoners still con
tnue 10 arrive IN squads. some wounded Others
sick and dispiri,ed
At Hopsnsvile General Ed. McCook struck a
part OF the rebel General Lyons command. 81
daylight on he 10th, aud defeated them. cap
tured their artillery. and pursued them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
RENovATERS.
CLEANING AND 0YEING ESTABLISHMENT

ruVHE UNITED STATES DYE- -HoUsg. 40 IS SOUTH
Z Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana
Al this old and weknOwn establishment, the ladies
can have silks and wooden goods dyed n perm anent aud
beautiful colors. ard gents garments thoroughly reuovA
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and sold. also,
pacnlar branch in the busness denominaied tne draw
inS-biiiia stable cloth. tear In any garment Re
wrought Il not be visible TO the naked
Remember the place, No. IS South Illinois street
jsnl0 JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23

NEw ORLEANS. Dec IL, via Cairo ~ Col
Florrie, and Capt. Gorrisg. Who escaped from
Camp Grace. Texas. arrived here They pre-
sented most wTetehed appearance. Snd their
suffering- have been ndescribahle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
SOLDIERS (.

1You ought be without --eh valuable medicine.
The Cincinnati National Union, of April 2Ah, says
that thousands Of soldiers have been saved by toe
Of Strickand's Anti-Choiera Mixture
Sold 5y Druggists and prepared only ey Dr. A stries
land, Eas; Fo1rth street. Cincinnati, o.
Fer sale by ". I. Hsskit Co, Browning siosn,
Stewart Morgan, Senour, Tonlinsen Coz, Egoef
WeeAef.
Pr1ce 50 ssnts per bottle nsyB-diysodkwiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
From Buffalo

BrrSALo, December 22-Weather cold and
cloudy; thermometer l3 deg above. Several
inches of snow fell yesterday and last nIght-no
serious de.en,'on Of trains reported
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
OFFICE or CITY CLERK.
xpIASAroLIs, IsD., December lith. lss4

OFFICE or CITY CLERK.
lzpIASAroLIs, IsD., December lith. 1884,
NTOTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE REsoLU-
u tion now pending before the Common Council OF
the City Of Indsnspcls - extend the corporation lin
It's Of said city 10 take 10 ST. Cisr's addition and
Drakes addition TO the ssd City OF Indianapolis, at
toe meeting ofthe Commcn Council Of said city, held
tie 18th of December sc4. taken up and amended
AL the lots and ths subdivisions thereof of
Vests Heirs' addition 10 the City or Irdsnapoliss
which ssid resolution as amended, !. pending be-
fore the Common Council Of sad city.
BY direction u the Common Council.
oybrs BrfrRRF1BLn,
tsc1e-clr eng Clesk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-23
DIR. WHITTIER.

DRlvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or cHARGx
Or. whittier's Theoy, symptoms and treatment
sfChronr. Nervous. Ur1nkry and SEXUAL Ds<a-es FREE
In plain sese> letter ENVELOPE fog an prepay
postage Isis clear dens alton Of AL the diseases sD<
isus eKoessf inculxences exposures aud iEpruteaoes
in married sud single iife Every sentence eoaslns In
sIrrction The sicfe1 and Shond be rssf by every
young pe-son % keep then Of the shoals vhseh
have been broken &c pieces AnatiyeRsss clearly
stated be cntsr the eontroi q nticic1s testuen
and kerehy inclsnson 20 profne esass
sfdises. Nearly every of disease Be trsste<
Eithost hndrsnos % ocsossG Medicine sent By mai.
non ob-ervstion. Charges noderais eonsult.-
once s5 ST. Charles street. between sixth and sevuuts
ons sqssrs se1th of Lintel Hotei r. o. Bon soos 81
Lsais No cirealsr Lst.,r ssr>cisl5y for sdiee
pcs-sss isna-Aev1y