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virginia.

There seems to ne a feeling of discour-
agement Iuauifestfhg itself among the
people OF Virginia in view Of the vigor
andiniustice efthe military rule to which
they are subjected, and many Of them
would very gladly emigrate to the west
ern States if they had the means to do so.
They submitted to the result of the war
with as much cheerfulness and as good a
grace as could be expected, and are sin
cerely ANXIOUS to live in peace hence
forth. relirar:shing all thought OF seces-
s.oc, acauiescing IL the destruction OF
slavery aud thoroughly honest in the ale
giauce which they have sworn to the gov
e-nment Of the United States. They hoped
however that they would not be deprived
of all political rights and that. as citizens
of,tbe United States, they would be per.
United still TO exercise the right OF local
self government. Disappointedin this and
subjected to needless seventies they are
casting their eyes towards otherStates in
which at least semblance of freedom
still remains, and hope that by leaving
their former homes aud mingling with
other communities they may not only es
cape oppression and insult but ultimate
u have a voice il selecting the officers
who will administer their government.
II the present state of things continues
III Virginia, the State will be depopula-
ted il a few years, or else converted into
Il negro colony such as General Cox re-
commended Emigration has already
h2suu, and it is only the Inability to get
away that still keeps many people in the
State. Neither will population flow i'll
from the North so long as military rule
is maintained. No Northern man is will
iu9 10 make his home III State in which
he is compelled to rclinquish the rights
of = freeman. The sooner civil govern
mont is restored TO the South the sooner
Will her present population become con-
tented, capitalists and laborers will flock
thithcr from the North, and the prospect.
ty of the whole country be assured.
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A Rat in q Watermelon.
From the Petersburg Expl

A most ingenious and mischievous trick
was practiced in tho First Market yester-
day. Some young men, having persuad-
ed neighboring grocer not to kill a rat
which had been secured the night previ-
Gus in a large wire cage, proceeded to pnr-
chase the largest melon that could be
found in the market. 1t was Immediate
ly split open, great care being taken to
divide it with as much precision as a
large case knife and skillful hand could
accomplish. The luscious, JUICY pulp was
qnickly removed and deyoured, the live
rat deposited within, and the two halves
so neatly and delicately united with
wooden pins, that the most practised eye
could not discover the joint. The party
then seated themselves beside pile of
melons, and anxiously awaited custom
er, having put the melon vender i'll full
possession of all the papticulars, and APP
prised him of the mode in which the joke
was to be carried ont.
They did not wait long for customer.
In less than a minute anesroo approached.
and priced the tempting fruit. Fifty
cents choice" was the response. Here's
one just as large as any in the pile" said
the guardian of the rat-melon,s which
you may have for quarter. if you will
promise me to eat it here and give Inc
slice" The proposition was no sooner
made than accepted, money paid, and the
melon taken possession Of Borrowing
huge kni1e the darkey squatted over his
bargain, and at one vigorous thrust sew
cred the melon Out jumped the rat,
landing in the negro'S bosom, and up
jumped the darkey (clapping his hand
over the rat } and put off at the top of his
speed The crowd collected, and such
cheering, laughing, hooting, yelling and
hurrahing, as we heard from the market
house to the bridge at Pocabontas, never
fell upon human ears before: The rat
had literally gnawed himself through
the thick shirt Of the darkey. before the
affrighted ebo could sufficiently recover
from his surprise to ascertain what were
the mysterious contents Of that water
million" as bepronounced the word.
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CaUtRiu WirfZ.

The New York Ners publishes letter
written by an officer OH General SHERI-
DAMS staff, i'll relation to the barbarities
which it is alleged were practiced upon
oar prisoners ut Andersonville by Cap
tain WRIT, of the rebel army, who was
commandment of that post. The writer
attributes many Of the sufcrings under
zone by orr prisoners to the kind, rather
than The quantity, of the food that was
kind Of food that was furnished to the
soldiers of the Confederate army. and TIE
rebels had nothing else to give, but M
dci the circumstances in which ON men
were placed, the confinement and lack of
lnie air and exercise, il produced disease
which Teanlted in death The cores
p"udcnt cXoneratcS Captain WIRE from
any charge of malicious cruelty 3" his
prisoners. and asserts that he was by no
means responsible for the horrors which
were undergone. With relation Ia the
famous dead line" he says:
Many men were shot al AnictsonNille
FOR crossing the limits assigned them
Every man in the stockade knew, that to
cross, Or even iOuch the dead line, was 10
cont death. The prisoners were soldiers,
and knew tho arbitrary requirements of
military discipline-and yet the guard
is hlamed for doing that, which if I'M
done, wonld have subjected them to trial
ana punishment. Some Of our men were
shot accidentally. aud not a few were de-
trnuined suicides remember, too, that
some of on military prisons al the Moth
had the like regulations. Small favor
Wa, shown rebel soldier al Point Look
ont and thenegro guard there only asked
the 1hadow OF an excuse 70 me. All war
-r-,Inul, but saw no mole cruelty eler-
cissd 1T AndcI5onyille ia my opinion.
than Was necessary 70 keep the piisan
els within bounds
Fol ourselves, we have no desire 20
palliate OF excuse the exercise 1T inhu
mauity il any Of its forms. That ihaie
were instances ofcruelty to prisoner. en-
both sides during the late wal we very
we'll know, hut, for the credit 0f our
American blood, We hope that az the suf-
leringsi IN the prison pen at Andcrsony'ille
may rot lie found to have been wilfGliy
inflicted There has been disposition
to atix tho stigma OF bsrbarity upon
Captain WtRTI who is DOW held for trial
for these ofeDces, without waiting to as
certain from the evidence whether he be
reallJ guilty or not. We are glad there.
fore that soldier who occupies the hou-
orable position of au officer upou General
SuERIDAN'a staff has vcnturcd 10 so far
brave pubic opiuion as to assert tIou
Lis own personal knuwle;igr, that Cap
tan WlRIZ Is innocent Ut IL" atrocities
of which he stands accused.
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ONE Of the most serious evils which
stand in the way of the advancement Of
the southern negroes is the great preva-
lence of the vice of prostitution. The
negro women throngiug the southern
cities arc debauched to the very lowest
degree. They are utterly destitute Of the
moral virtue which can fit them to rise
in the social scale, and so long as they
maintain their present life Of idleness,
there can be little hope for improvement
IN their moral or social condition
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DIE Di

On Wednesday evening, August 9th VII
LIAM STAMM, aged thirty FIVE years and ak
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-.
dence in South Wheeling. this (Fridsyl morning
at 90clOok. Friends Of the family are invited
to attend. 4 IL 4 NJ
BY drowning AZ south wheeling, Aug. 9th.
1855 aALONz0 sL6RING. son II Henry and
Hlisab Oh a. Grow f Allegheny. .agedll years
~ months and % days - i ssisF 81.
!. Funetal At 9 O'Clock august llthI less, from
the residenceof JohaR r. wolfs "a Dsnney street.
South Wheeling. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend
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= shrswi swindling Operation Ne
fecfed

> eArsWS 9WSndllnB operation 10
teeted.
The Cincinnati papers notice the de-
lection of shrewd swipdling operation
which was attempted in that city on
Saturday morning last. 1t appears that
early on the morning stated, the house Of
James Il. Louis g. Co., in that city, re-
ceived bill oflsding for thirty-fve bar
rels of petroleum oil, purported to have
beea shipped by Silas Trumbull, of Pitts
burg, on the steamer Centralia. The bill
of ladipg was regularly signed, and ap-
peared to be genuine. Accompanying
the bill of lading, in another envelope,
was letter purportipg to have been
written by Silas Trumbull, in which he
notified Messrs. Louis g. Co. of the ship.
ment, and requesting them to honor q
draft upon their house for the sum Of 500,
advanced charges, when the draft was
presented for payment. Suspicion was
created by tho fact that the envelope
containing the. letter was pOstmarked
luobCdu VI dho
was sufficient to put the cashier on the
alert. Some hours afterwards the'draft
for 500, above alluded to, was presented
by young man, ordering that sum to be
paid to the order of William Ross. The
bearer, giving his name as William g.
Chairman, being closely questioned, ad-
mitted that the draft was a forgery, and
stated that he had nine or ten similar
drafts on we'll known houses in tue city,
he merely acting as agent" for another
party. chatham was arrested, and man
giving the name of George Chapot was
also taken into custody. Chapot had
several drafts similar to tho above in his
possession, and also two forged drafts,
for $3.50 each, Oh the First National Bank
ofPittsburg, signed byW. B. MCutcheon.
Both of the parties were placed in con
tinement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-11

Isu 0aro Signal. published ~ Ilucs-
VILE, Ohio, has been converted Into n
daily paper, aud presents sprlglily aud
handsome appearance. II will supply a
want which the DEMOCRACY of Muskiug-
uui aud adjacent counties have long felt
We trust II may be completely success
full.
The merchants aud other business .ucu
of Wheeliug viii fnd:it to their utter
est to advertise i'll tho Steubeuville ca
,3tte 1t has an extensive circulation in
Jefferson county. Ohio, and in Hancock
county of our own State. II is an excel
lent paper aud we'll worthy of patronage
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wnL1aM ANDMARx5Co rIsai at WI.

WllLIxM AND MARy'C oIIEaH at WI.
liamsburg, Virginia, is to be Re opened
this fall. This is one Of the oldest insti-
tvtions of learning in the United States
having been established during the reign
of WILLIAM and MARY in 1892. Twenty
thousand acres of land were donated to
the college by the sovereigns whose
names it BEARS. The buildings were
somewhat damaged by the soldiers dur
ing the war, but can easily and quickly
be repaired.
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OUI neighbour seems particularly Eek.
ercised" about tho circulation of the
Richmond Republic, whose own radical
ism and i'll natured abuse of the people
threaten to leave il without pecuniary
support, unless charitable Republicans
from without lend their aid to maintain
ait. After all, What possible influence can
the Repablio have With the people of yirx
GINA If its circulation is confined to the
northern States, and what is the use of
maintaining radical Journal in Rich
mond when the people there won't read
it?
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FARM FOR SALE.

" SERVE the River Hill which Ia about rs
acres. This farm is situated on Scotch Ridge u
miles above Wheeling, and twenty rods from Ia,
Ohio River and Railroad, where We have !,
Switch so that produce can be shipped to an,
place. 1t is well improved; a good brick hou,.
containing eight rooms, with cellar under tho
front; also the.largest barn in tho township
with stabling under 1t for horses and cattle \
is well .watered by 9 neverfailing spring at the
door, and large brick spring house and all 9th
er buildings necessary. There are seven acrs,
of apple orchard of the choicest fruit the young
est trees just commencing to bear also vars
ty of other fruits such as ounces, grapes, pear,
and peaches. 1t Is well timbered not less than
thousand locusts from two to three feet over
The greater part Of the farm Is well adapted for
vineyards The soil cannot be surpassed for
raising all kinds of grain, the most OF it having
been In grass for four or five years. The build
ings are AL substantial, for l put them up ney
er intendiHgto sell. Any one wishing TO pur
chase will please call on me on the premises In
Pease township Belmont county, Ohio. ! will
make payments suitable and easy.
will also sell the River Hill, nth tho Coa
under all the land.
ju29.lmd&w WILLIAM RAINRY
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Valuable Residence for Sale.
ON THE 92d DAY OF AUCUST

~ 1865, 1 will offer for public SALE at the Court
House, in the city Of Wheeling the valuable
residence Of the late John Q. Eoff, on tho South
east corner Of Market street and Mill Alley Cen
tire Wheeling
TERMS-One. third cash balance in i've
equal payments at six and twelve months with
interest, secured by deed Of trust at tho Oh
pense of the purchaser, OF all cash at his option
ju29-td WIN. e. EOfF
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MARRIEDt

On Tuesday, August 9Th, 1865. by the Rev.
Mr. Lester. MR.. JACOB SWEITZER to MISS
ELIZA VIRGINIA AIEAIAN. all Of this city.
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Teachers Examination.

"a DATES for positions ~ Teachers in the
Public Schoolsof the District Of Wheeling, will
be held In the Han ofthe House Of Delegates, In
the city Of Wheeling. on Wednesday, August
.i6th, commanding at . O'Clock, A. NJ All per.
sons who hope to obtain situations a. Teachers
in any Of The Schools of the District, should be
present for examination at the time and place
named as no other Examination viii take place
before the opening Of tho Schools IN September
and no Teacher can be employed who shall not
previously have obtained certificate Of qualif.
cation from tho examining Board;
Sup't of Public Schools Of District of Wheeling
Wheeling. Aug. 8, lees.td.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nAvING SOLD OUT nv PRAC-
h tioe in Denrstry to Drs. Surgison and Nc.
/ ormick, I would oheerfully recommend them
to my many patrons as cafe and reliable opera
tore In all thevarious departments OF Dentistry.
They agree 70 fulfl my contracts, and persons
in want of superior work VIII find u their inter.
est to cal upon them.
aug9-dtf 3. 6. WlSCHELL.
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PUBLIC SALE

oxA4S 0x2AG
Of Lots in the City Of Wheeling and South
Wheeling.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
l. TON on Thursday, the Ist day Of Septsm.
Der next, at the front door Of the Court hons.
of { hio county commencing said sale at ter
o'clock A. NJ, Lots numbered l26 of Lot l2s
Lots 1853 and I66 all on Zane street; also Lots ii
and H. In Ritchie's addition, Cd Ward.
ALSO
The following lots In South Wheeling:
Lots /, 2, 3, 4, II and I2, square 20.
Nos. 10, II, square Is.
H. 10, square 80.
5. Is, square SO.
|, 9, square IL.
II, Is, IL, square 81.
9, TO- square IS.
), square 81.
Q ii, H. square ~.
5, 6, square II.
2, square 49.
Terms of sale: the purchaser may at his on
ton pay the whole purchase money In cash o.
one.third in hand and the balance In six and
twelve months, with interest on lien.
F. r. ARMSTRONG, Agent.
August l. ls65.td,
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Valuable Lots for Sale,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST ~, 1855

WV - 80 HSVS
4 II THE COT RT HOUSE, IN THE
"A CITY OF WHEELING. at the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ, the undersigned, as Executor Of
John Eof having subdivided Square No d, At
the corner Of Market and John streets into Lot,
suitable for building purposes,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Four Lots fronting 20 feet each on John street
aud extending loo feet in depth TO an alley In
the rear of said Lots.
Also three Lots fronting on Market street ~
follows
No. fronting ~ feet Oh Market street.
ENo. fronting p feet ON Market stro0t
y. fronting ~ feet On Market street.
A Plat of the subdivision can DO seen At The
lobby OF the Post Office, or by application 10 the
undersigned.
TERMS-One-half in cash, aud the rcsiduoin
four equal payments at six, twelve eighteen aud
twenty.four months, with interest, secured b.
deed OF trust on the property sold at the enpeHsr
of the purchaser or all in cash at bis option
JUG I'd u. II EOfF
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HOTEL.
Vedder House,

Barnesville, Belmont county, Ohio,
A. n vEDDER, Proprietor.
THIS HOTEL, WHICH Is LO-
i Gated near the Central Ohio Railroad depot,
has bean thoroughly repaired and reftted, and
- new open for the accommodation of the trav-
cling pubic. The table is supplied with the
best tie market afzheda. and the beds are al new
.'Astl1m. a. u33m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

And will buy and sell Gold, Silver. Exchange, Govern
Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities OF every description
Collections will be promptly made ana every Kind OF
business attended that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent upon
visions made for the safe keeping Of Deposits and for
the accommodation Of Depostors.
In addition the responsibility OF the Emitted States
for the liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders are nd-
duay responsible the extent OF their stock in add-
the invested in such shares thus snordns
the most ample security TO the public.
The following the present stOckholders Of the in
stitution
VIM r. English, WIN. Braden,
W X RNofsinger Benz. p. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon, John w. Murphy,
DeosS Root, Judge p n finch
Jer. hcLene.
J. y. ID Laniel ofS.Y-, VIM. Willard,
GOV. o. p. Morton A Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Morrison, ID. W. Noble,
Gen Iaz Noble W. o. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar p. Hord, Daniel Hennessey,
Hon. T. A. Hendricks, James Powers,
Hon. David Kilgore. J. l.. Slaughter,
Bon. James A. Crsvens. Lucisn Hills,
1 Hon. John c. New, W s. I. Morton,
Hon. T. NJ Sullivan, Barnaess Coffin,
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday, John C. Hereth.
Prof. C. n. Todd, Or. J. N. CASTOR,
J. George Stlr. II. Il. Fii ch.
George W Riggs, Dr.. J. II. woodbua
Robert Browning, inc. c. Wright,
W. J. Holiday, John Hendricks,
". X. Holloway, A. J. Danforth,
] NJ Maxwell, James Greene,
Wm. II. Fry, \ u. Billingsly,
A J. Hay, ". W. Leathers,
X Parker, James Wnslov
J. L. HOfon
Ylnslow, Lsnier Co,
J A. Ross. InJli
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

"TR WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DhOu-
:" GISTS 10 the above establishment, and invite
them when in the city. TO look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold was al VI os, Ano
before additional 50 per cent increase In Iarn
which are confident will enable US to sell goods IN
our line very and yet realize profit We VIII du-
pcae any Cincinnati bill-auctustions IN prices con-
sidercd. .
O-deys are solieited JeT's4-dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
LIVERY STABLE.

1MKNRY ALLKS View Yerk Livery and Sale s,. -
Nh Hos- n and IA kAss feri street. U Ne z.
6su1's Rle<h- sss1e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

ROANOKE ISLAND. January 26.-We learn that
large number of union prisoners have been
brought from Georgia TO Salisbury, \ c, TO
prevent their capture by Sherman.
IL il said the rebels are becoming more in
human in their treatment Of our prisoners The
number OF deaths from starvation Is on the in
crease. amounting TO 50 per day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
WANTED.
MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANToscoPIo sFEoTAcL0s,

VNIANTED-sI25a uONTH-Agenfs every
w where, TO introduce the Dew SIS ShaU da~k
karGly S>rsng HFchfps the only loo price machine h
the country rhsch = ifc>ased BY Grover Baker,
Wheeler & Wilson, How Singer Co. ald Bs<heiter.
Salary and expenses Or larg. commissions allowed Al
o<her nachin-s nov less forty dollars
are 6arSsge>aks and the seller and lia5i< I1us-
tras~1 circulars sent free. Address
SHAW CLARK. Bi1ssfsrt uss,a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

~ LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
be. read the following certificate frs gentlemen vel
known in this community, and doubt more.
Its general 'ntrotucon into the army viii th.
lives Of thousands .; our soldiers
LorfynII, June ID. 1883.
We, the undersigned, have the good effects Or
ions Bulls CEpnox BrrEss In Of general debility
and prostrston Of the system and believe its genera
would prevent disease aud relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers psrticusrIy would this b. the
especially those who exposed ihs pnisssz u
fuenees In the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell
Collector Int Rev. 81 Dis. Ky
CHAS. B. COTTON,
Collector Of tbs Pert Of LeuisrnI., Ky.
COL n. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky.
REV. d. p HENDERSON
Vice President Of Sanitary Comuaissies.
HARNKY, HUGHES 4 CO.
Publishers Dsmycrst.
GRO. P. DoERN,
Proprietor Louisville Asseixsr
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Coed, Dealers. Main stree, LOeIs-
vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART 3 NAPoTHER,
Iithographers, corner Market and Third streets.
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant corner TAird and Market o..
Louisville, KY.
CAPT. o. p. HILDRETH
OF the steamer MaIo Andersen.
MAJ. L. 7. THURSrOE
Paymsster q. g. Army.
c. H. hEICALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, NJ.
COL. JESSE BAYLEs,
9TH Kentucky Cayslry>
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE By
DAILY, KEEPER 6 RUSH,
13 South Meridian ST., Indianapolis.
tecie64-dly&wi2toam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

Fear Noxzor, January 2s-Ths weather il
bitter cold at The front and there j, danger TIA
the James river will be closed by ice
A mail for For, Fisher Jeff here TO day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

Business Nosiees p1bIshed local columns, often
mes under win BE charged for each insertion 81; n
ever ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. 81
sifhout notice free
Marriage Notices so cen,s.
Notices Of Festivals PcRics and Excursens gotten
Individuals associations By ehurehes the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. ten lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices % every description
70 be charged the OF e so for each in the
Daily and t7n the Daily and Weekly the to be- In
ell eases, paid In advance.
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from Phi,adeIrh,a

PsILADrLPHIA. Janusry 3l-A Tumor is eur
reni here that three rebel peace CO missioners
have arrived st City Poin. en- route Tor Wash
inEton.
Gold i falling here
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FOR SALE.
Large Store Room on Meridian Street
FOR SALE.

yryHR FrTzGIBBoN STORE ROOM on TIE CoRSRR
efNeridisn and Louisiana streets 10 for sale Tns
store IS by $50 feet with three Os 81 fee; each
nec,ed With the Store Also nine good ocss sccessios
By stair in front The Lot s 2lo feet depth With
railroad track the side the whole iergth very de-
sirabs and protIetvs property hailt IN modem
sryis- Priss e1s.eoo keKkRNAN FERcK,
tAnS-t&v RAAl RstAfs AesafA
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PhftadeIpEfa,P Pa

OlsFASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URlNA-
- RI AND SEXUAL SYSTENS-New and reliable
treatreut-in Reports Of the Howard AssocationSent
w mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad
dress Dr.. J. SkIIIIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
30 South Ninth street. PhilAd~l-hi- rov7 - ly