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Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11

LNccLNs MESSAGE At length e
have received th ; documcHt in ful. 1t
is not AN .Itc.es .ur one. Its tone dis
appoints our expectations. Taking it,
all in all, r is not very triumphant or
assured. The most hopeful thing hc
puts forward is t. compare the vote of
1854 wits that of 1860 in the Northern
S;tttes. and show small increase ot vot-
ing population in the aggregate. He
argues from tist, that the fighting ma
tclial OF the North is unimpaircd. Ev-
crv one at the North not willing to be
guIled will de- -ect the sophistry of the
argument. Voting is not fighting. The
wounded, sick, aged, decrepit, all make
mp the voting class. Hundreds of thou
sands live to vote again, who will nsver
fight again Only minority of the ar
mics which are wasted away, actually
die. Besides that, those who have re-
mained at home until now to vote, can
not easily be dragged out by drafts
hereafter. His tabular statement of the
vote is 90 the whole encouraging to US
In the following States the vote has d.
minshed: Kentucky, (almost one haif)
Maryland, (about 20,000) Missouri,
NEARLY one-half,) West Virginia, (about
l2,000) la the Northern St,te proper
the whole increase has been so slight
that the aggregate is only one hundred
and eleven thousand seven hundred and
eiehty-nine. Taking it Corgranted that
fighting stuff has been extracted from
the old population and even Supposng
the new voters all fighting men, there
would not be enough for more than one
more decent army. But everybody
knows that even this apparent increase
of vote is falacious Frauds will more
than cover the difference If the North
derives comfort from that it is welcome.
1t certalnly y proves to US that they are
rapidly exhausting their lighting powers.
But 10 return.
We leave out all he says about for
eign relations, which he is happy to
state are very ainicable: considering ns
of course mere domestic AFFAIR." and
all he says about finance, and commerce,
and science, and agriculture, and Pacific
railroads, &c, Sc, we publish in full
what else he says concerning us:
"The war continues. Since the last annual
message all the important lines and positions
then held by our armies, nave been nlantained
and our armies have steadily advanced thus
liberating the States left in the rear 50 that
Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and parts OF
other States, have again produced reasonably
fair crops The most remarkable fea ,ure in
the military operations of the year is General
Sherman's attempted march OF 300 miles d.
rsctly through the insurgent region. 1t tends
TO show great increase OF oar relative strength,
th.t our G=ne1al-in-Chisf shonli feel able to
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
(EXTRACT:)
Adj't and hsP'r GeasrGFs OFee,
D;.b,,.a,,J An.r,.c, .3T 1894

RlcnEond, August ~, lco4.
General Orders No 80:
VI. Every exempt and detailed man under
this act shall render to the Eurolling Officer
in his report detailed staemtent OF the mark
etable surplus produced and sold by him, with
testimony that the sales were to the govern
msnt or 10 soldiers fanatics. Which state
nent shall be sent to the commander of Con-
scripts for the State, and thereupon satisfac-
ton upon his boud shall be entered;
Rv Order s. COOPER,
s. a, AJ't and Inspector Gen:
O10aI II. L. CLAY. &5.s'w
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.. II. O.TEs. Sec. Of State.

NoTs.-, Tile command II o. ans military force
>Inay order aH election to DC hciu by the ,iiz,us
il MS command, of any oi the above counti.s,
foI Representati -, apPou ing three judges
aud Two clerks ..nd forward thc re urn, 10 the
Secretary OF stIte, certifying, ON honor, that
tn same WIS held 10y his oraar. Judg,s and
clerks may swear each o.heT
Any number 9i refugees mot less than sen)
may vote at any precinct, tor Senators and
Representatives,, sending one OF the poil-1oolSs
10 the Clerk OF .!ie County whc.e the election
is held, who shah forward an abstract TO thu
Secretary vi State as in ordinary cases.
Ii, in any of the Counties there be no Clerk.
IN" judges viii forward one OF Tie poll. books
to tlc Secretary Of state.
In holding these elections. the former laws
of the Stase must, in other resp cts, ebserv
ed. Il II. FLANAGAN.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
Wanted

TITO HIRE. a EEGRO WOMAN, who is a
l. good House Servant and who can Cara
and Spin, and rot incumbered with children.
Also, a NEGRO BOY. who can drive an OK
wagon In the absence of the undersigned,
persons wishing to hire servants will call on
Maj John ID. Adams.
A. II. RUTHERFORD.
Oaoe,,hor "A 1861 42-tf
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11

OST Between Spring Hill and Columbus
probably in the neigiborhood Of Dr Car
rington $ large. black FUR CAPE, belong
ing to Lady The finder will BE- literally re-
waritd bv bringing ii to the Office of ths Editor
of the Telegraph.
January Iith, 1865. lc-2~
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
200 DOLLARS r. I'D.

ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber, on }th No
Il vembr last. JACK 4 Negro Boy, about
- tBls old of . dalG copp-r coiar, rather sp3.e
made, about feet high. IL, wee off black
wool hat a pair of doYr-coi3csd leans pans ard
an old Jeans S1rk-coat near tiie colo" VI tne
p-uts slreveS wore of .uo short. Jack IS a
very good cook sud wash. anu Is smart clop..h
to tell l plsusibl,. tale, ani perhaps has ioiucd
some eJaigranrs or scouts aud told them that
himself and mas,er had br,n captured ihat re
had made his escape and was wantiae To go
South, and perhaps has ntile his way tn Texas
la ing before ran away. changed his name, and
tod a similar story VIII pay the above ie-
ward for his delivery az my dress Centre
Po;ns A H. or his confiremt nj iii " as ington
or s0re other Jail 50 tE.lt | can get him.
4. ". MATTHEW'S.
- Tyler Repor.er, Huntsville lJrm, IN
SFe..v. port Gazette please give 'lrce ins' ftion
anu c'arce this Office. zi-3~
.2D lsegTssT,l.
WAS Stolen t.um the undersigned, at The
w ras-9-nce OF Jrdgc Wilder, on Saturday
ri-slt th- Ith nst., a horse OF the following
d,,-rlp ion. VIZ: Color, Black, white ring
ar1uu lh- 'ai5 hjrl zoos, about il hands hjgh.
and walks hucly-
above reward viii he raid for the dslive-
ry-of said hors' to Judge Vii Ter, ut Richmond,
SEWER coun5y Ars.. or tn 1t. II. Il. Hodgess,
Eueiaayr Corps, al Louisville. Ark.
r. w. TOWNS,
Engineer Corps, Ark.
December o. 1864 4 1 fiw.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11

Ito siows with
W WARREN JOHNSON, Mai.
& Cmn laut Lam, Du ' 4
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11

y NOTiCE-Fiftv-r!.re head condemned Gsv
~ ernmaut B ,ef Cattle VIII be sold at Pub
lie Auction for cash in baud. at Louisville.
Ark. on Saturday the DIST day of January,
1853. A. VI. WARD. Capt
Jan. T. 1866 i6:1w and \. C.S
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
aaaSss LYr,

A 7 Ms. Iseh@lia Tvree's. six miles east of
A Washing on, or about the Both of De-
cember last, BLACK HORSE. about seven
years old, II hands high. three white feet
some white spots OF hark
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay Charges and TAX him away.
ISABELLA TYREE.
January 10 1855 46-2.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. \

he Lynch burg Virginian has tie ollowinr
additional par 'ieulaTs regarding the capture Of
tie SAT- works, announced yesterday: We HID
hoped these important works were safe. Th-
source from which the information Of their can
tare comes leaves no doubt Of its correctness.
They were occupied 0l the enemy on lhe both
and held till Thursday. VIXEN the Yankees r--
treated in the direction Of Bristol The garri-
son escaped capture. Works reported but liz
tie dama ged. and will bn pa. in working order
by Isl Feb. AI sal destroyed and bull lings
burned. Several pieces Of artillsry captured.
tIey got hEtle eise Gen. Breckinridge was at
Saliviils preparing to follow them At last &C.
oounts
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11

4 WILL receive s or 10 pupils TO board ct
y my house, at SO per month. in advance.
Boarders must bring pair of blankets or
quilts with them. j. A. STANLEY
Walnut Hill. Ark. Jan. 4, 1865. 45-3w
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
CONCEIii.

CONCERi'.
fENHE ARMY MINSTRELS, of Tapnau's
Z Brira1e, iaka this method Of Announcing
90 the citizens of We -hington and vi.inity thar
they w,i, give a CONCERT AT this place Oh
FRI AG EVENING NEXT. l'th instaat.
Good Odd viii D. preserved. Some suitable
Hail "a % procured ior the OCCASION, o. which
due nn,re viii BE- Civ N.
e ror particulars sre bills.
ID. BALDWIN, Manager
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11

Rp OOkS-Sls. friends and others, 10 whom
FD have loanrd, or Who are othrrws-. IN nos
session of, any books belonging 10 tn.. will
obre M by delivering them to Major John
ID. Adams. ALBERT PIKE
January i9. 1865. 46.3v
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
lid. QRs., COURIER LINES, DIST. ARK,

w shington, Jan. Sd, 565
IN Compliance with instEGctiops from Dist.
y Head Quarters, Quarter Master an Commis-
sary Returns will not he sent hy The regular
Courier Lines. Said returns must BE- sent by
mail or by special conveyance. The attention
of Qua.tcr Masters and COmmissarias on duty
in this Dist is respectfully called 10 this notice.
BENZ. TURNER, Capi., Com'd'g
45-2w Courier Lines Fist of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-11
HEADQUARTERS LABOR BUREAU D. A.

Washington Arkansas january 9th. 1865
NEGROES the
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

The Northern Indiaaian calls the junior edit, r
of the Plymouth Democrat Doc Harvey. file
is the proprietor of'those' Bitters. hope he II
send us case, we have lots of friends that are
very fond of hat teller.-Goshen Democrat.
For the edifcation of the Democrat man
and his friends" we will state that he is
not the proprietor of those Bittcrs," but
is no less friend of SHAT teller" (our
namesake) than the Goshen editor and
has friends. BY the way, as our cotcmro-
rary has advertised the "Bitters' referred
to, would it be asking too much of him tc
send as Cease" just to try?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

Circuit Court is in session this week,
Hon. n. l.. Osborn, Judge, presiding
Seine forty or fifty liquor cases were dis
posed of on Monday Convictions on plea
of guilty, took place in about one half
the cases and the others were pressed.
The woman earns, Jointly indicted with
"Mollie Fish" for stealing goods f.om
the store of j. NJ. Dale 4 Co., last winter
was tried and oc9niaed although Capt.
Hamlin, clerk in the store at the time,
swore that he saw them take the goods
aud made them bring them back from the
wagon in which they had deposited them.
Several indictments have been found this
term, and we suppose the grand jury as
usual will make another raid on the saloon
keepers, the effect of which will be to EN-
rich to certain extent the school fund,
and the States Attorney, at the expense
of the aforesaid saloon keepers The dock
ct of civil causes is light and the business
mostly disposed Of The case of Beatty
against Hester, an change of venue from
Starke County, is set for trial to-day, and
the murder case an change of venue from
i.aPorte County is set for trial on Tues
day next. Several of the most important
civil causes have been continued till next
term.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

THE POPULATION oy UTAn.-A writer
from Salt Lake City says: Nov popu-
lation of 100, 900 is claimed for Utah and
10000 for this city. Perhaps the last
figures are too large, but already this is
the most populous, as it is the most beau
t:ful town between ST. Louis and San
Francisco. During the year ending
June |, Ben. Holiday Overland Express
took 81 ,6l2 .979 Co in gold dust home to
the States-though only small fraction
of the gold goes in by express. Last year
single merchant sold upwards Of a ], :
100000 worth of goods, and paid for
freight alone from the Missouri river over
81 600"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersign-
y ed will, at the next term Of the Commission
er's court of Marshall county Indiana, TO be hold
ed at Plymouth, commencing on the First Mon
day of September. s65. apply fer a license to re
tail spirituous liquors in quantities less than q
quart. The location which ! propose to sci
is OH lot No. 9, Martins Addition to the town oil
Bourbon, Marshall county Indiana
MI JOSEPH HlENE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
A CARD TO INVALIDS.

Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri
ca rs missionary. discovereda safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans, and the whole train of disorders brought on
by bancful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been already cured by this noble romedy.-
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine in n staltd envelope to
any one who needs it, Free of Charge.
Please inclose post paid envelope, addressed
to yourself. address.
JOSEPH II. INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE House.,
yl0n43-lys Neu York City.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
.STR TEY NO TICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall County Indiana
will, at the request Of A. f.. Waron, proceed on
Tuesday August 22d 1865. to survey and subdi
vide Sections 10 & 20. 4. -, N. II. f.. in Mar
shall County. and also establish the corners oil
the lands belonging to said Waron in said section
said survey will be continued from day to day il
necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners of land in said sections
who fail to meet me at the time aforementioned
at the residence of A. F.. Waron. and decray OF
provide for delriying their portion of the ex.
penscs of said survey, will be returned to the
county Auditor delinquent and such delin
quencies placed on the tax duplicate for collec
ton according to law.
MS ]. NJ. KLINGER, Surveyor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
The Convention.

The Democratic County Convention held
in this place on last Saturday was largely
attended and the proceedings were most
harmonious and satisfactory. Every town.
ship in the county was fully represented
and by the best men in the County.
The candidates placed in nomination
were j. w. Houghton, Mr.. Garrison, Il.
H. Allcman and j. NJ. Klinger, all of
whom are long and favorably known to
the voters of Marshall County, and against
whom no word Of disparagement can be
truthfully spoken. However, of them
more anon. The resolutions, published
in to-days paper speak for themselves and
were passed with manifestations of satisfac-
ton. and embody the principles by which
the Democracy Of Marshall County most
firmly stand.
All together the Convention was most
pleasing to its friends, and the coming
election will approve its action by ma
jority that will mark Marshall as the BAN
ner County for the ''white mans Party"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

DEDICATIoS-The members of Plym-
outh Lodge No. 40 of f. Il A. Masons
will dedicate their new Lodge Hall on
Friday the 18th, inst. The ceremonies
will common &c at half past one o'clock
and will be conducted by NJ. w, Harvey
G Hazelrigg Grand Master All Master
Masons and their families are invited to
be present.
BY order of the Ccmmitte of Arrange
ments.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
STATE OF INDIANA
M tSHALL COUNTY
I'm the Marshall Common Pleas Court October
Term 1868.
Strauder Abbott

Paul Masters


The plaintiff IN the above entitled cause by his
attorney, has filed in nv Office his complaint n
canst the defendant, and it appearing by the af-
fdavit ola competent person that the defend ant
Paul Masters, is non resident of the State of
lndiara, he is therefore hereby notified ofthe pen
dency of said complaint against him, and unless
he appear, answer or demur thereto mt the calling
of said cause, on the first day of the next term OF
said court to be begun and held at the Court
House in the town of Plymouth, on the LIST Mon
day of October. 1865. said complaint and the mat.
tiers and things therein contained and alledeed
will be heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN G.. CuSHMAN Clerk.
A. e. Capron Pl'fs Atty. AZ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
VI. CUMMINGS, Sec'y.
BLAIN, Pres

Masonic NoTICE-Notice is hereby
given that there will be an election held
at Lodge Hall, of Plymouth Lodge No.
149 of +. & 4. NJ, on the evening of the
18th day of August, 1865 for the pur
pose of electing three Trustees for said
Lodge.
by order of the Lodge.
c. E. ToAN, Sec'y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
,STRTEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby tiven that the undersigned
county surveyor of Marshall County Indiana, will
at the request Of James McMillen, proceed on
Monday August 18th. 1865, to survey and subdi-
vide section II. L. 80. N X, ., T.. in Marshall
County and also establish the corners Of tho land
belonging to said McMien in said section. said
survey will be continued from day to day if nee
essary till completed
Nonresident owners Of land in SAID section who
fail to meet me Mt the time above mentioned, al
the residence of James McMillen. and defray OF
provide for defraying their portion ofthe expenses
Of said survey, will be returned to the count,
Auditor as delinquent. and snch delinquencies
placed on the tax duplicate for collection accor
ding to law.
n45 J. NJ. KLINGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

DIscoNTINUED.-The post Office at
Tippecanoetown, in this county, has been
discontinued This makes it dsagreea-
Die for our subscribers, who bave been
getting their papers at that place. Until
subscribers notify us Of a desire to
change their address, we shall send the
Tippecanoe package to Bourbon, where
they can hereafter get their papers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

DREss MAKINu-Mrs Bell c.. Nattingly
has commenced the Dress Making bust
ness in the room occupied by Mrs. Durham
as a Millinery shop, where she will be
pleased to tender her services to the
Ia les of Plymouth and vicinity.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
school House Notice.

The undersigned Trustee of Center Township,
Marshall County Indiana, will receive Sealed
proposals until the 10th day of September next,
for the building of School House on the North
East corner of Section -, in Township 80 North
OF range East, on land formerly owned by L.
A. Simons.
Plans and specifications can be seen by those
interested, by calling at my office at the Store of
II. B. Dickson Co. in Plymouth.
n5Ow3 Ii. b, DICKSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
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Two Dollars package
Mailed to any ad dress on receipt O an order by
JAMES S. BUTLER, 400
Broadway, New York.
h'Ucw Sole Agent for the United States
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
Agricultural Notice.

There will be Il regular meeting of the
Marshall County Agricultural Society,
held at the Court House in Plymouth, on
Saturday the I'd day of September at l
o clock p. NJ, at which time arrange
ments will be completed for holding the
Fair. commencing on Thursday, the 18th
day of October. Every life member and
friend of the Society is expected to be
present. BY order of the Society
G. BLAIN, Pres.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
TElE2Z a LECTURE
S4LsAAsW TO YOUNG MEN.
yl0n36--ly

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Weakness, Involuntary emissions sexual debili-
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Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits:
Mental and physical nc0mpctcncy resulting from
self abuse, &c. by Roe'r J. CULvERwFLL, NJ. u.
author of the "Green Book" &c
The world renowned author in this admirable
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sufferer matter what his condition may be, may
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This Lecture will prove boon to Thousands aud
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Sent under seal TO any address. in plain seal
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CHAS. j. G.. KLINE &CO.,
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

An exchange paper says the "loyal'
papers are calling for new election in
Richmond. They manage elections down
south on the principle "heads | win, tails
you lose" If our candidates are elected,
well and good; if not, set the election
aside, and ''try, try again"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17

4 MAN SHoT.-Last Saturday evening
a returned soldier by the name of Timo>
thy O'Sullivan who resides in this place.
was in state of intOxication, and friend
living some fifteen miles south of town was
at his house on visit. While there
O'Sullivan undertook to show his friend
Jeremiah Horan) how they fire salute
in the army and unfortunately used ball
cartridge for the purpose. When the
gun went off the ball struck Koran in the
head blowing out Eis brains INSTANTLY
A Coroner's inquest was held on the dead
body of Horan on Sunday, and returned
n verdict of death by the accidental dis
charge of gun ia the hands of Timothy
O'Sullivan, and that said O'Sullivan was
at the time of the occurrence in a state of
intoxication, and that the accident was
owing to the carelessness of said O'SulT
van.
This sad affair should be a warning to
all not to meddle with fire arms while in
state of intoxication, indeed we know of
no good reason why so many men should
keep loaded firearms within easy reach at
all times. The temptation to use them on
slight proyication, or to necdlessly handle
and exhibit them, is becoming very great
with many persons, and unless some
change should be wrought in the public
mind on this subject, We may expect to
hear of such accidents frequently.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-17
aslelital alotife.
OR.LLONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.


DR J. LONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
Would inform the citizens Of Plymouth and the
surrounding country, that he will be in his office
in Plymouth in Woodward's Brick Building on
the following days in each month during 1865:
April %, %, "a, %. 26, %, % and 29.-May
81 % 90 80 and 3l.--June &c, 81, %, 90 and 80.
July -, %. 2l. -. and 26.-August %. %, and
30.--September %, 90, ~, %, % and 3D. )ctO-
Der 81 -, %. and 2i.-November 25, &c, 81, %.
30 and 30.-Decembcr %, 2i, % and &c.
RABLE EASES.
Cancers and al cancerous affections, alterations
and tumors of different forms. amenorrhes, or
absence of the menses, or painful menstrtuation,
luc0rrea, or flour albus, chlcrosis, or green
sickness, prolapses uteri, bearing down, and all
female complaints, general debility, &c. Fever
and Ague. chronic affections of the kidneys,
gravel, all diseases of the back and loins, liver
complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and inhama-
tory rheumatism elephantiasis, scrofula, hip dis
ease. white swelling. sslt rheum, gddiness of tie
neuralgia, scrofulous leprosy and those Difficult
ties brought aboutby the indiscretions of youths,
&c, successfully treated.
| invite the sic,; TO call upon me. My advice
IN all cases will be grec,;itousy given: my opinion
unbiased. No expense incurred univss there Is
reasonable hope of cure. | do not make sick to
make well, or tear down to build up again Dis
eases permanently removed-not smOthcrcd for a
time to esindle in some other part of the body.
DR.. LONG can he consulted in the English
and German languages.
April 9th '65-n23yI JAMES LONG, NJ. ID.