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HEADERS Army OF TENNESSEE,
May I'd, 1868.

Nay %, 1868.
GENERAL ORDEss No. az
CoMRADEs-
In terminating. Our official relations,
l earnestly exhort you to observe faith
fully the terms of pacifcAt;on agreed
upon, and to discharge the obligation
of good and peaceful citizens at home,
as we'll as you have performed5 the
dutie3 of thorough soldiersin the field.
By such course you will best secure
the comfort Of your families and kin
dred, and restore tranquility to our
country. - .... -:
You will return to your homes With
the admiration Of our people, won BY
the courage and devotion you have dis
played in this long war. I shall al
ways remember with pride the loyal
support and generous confidence; you
have given me. 49,
Inow part with you with deep regret,
and bid you farewell with feelings Of
cordial friendship, and with earnest
wishes that yon may have hereafter
all the prosperity and happiness 10 be
found in the world
(SigneI .
J. E. JOHNSTON,
General,
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Devoted to the Dissemination General Information.
NEvBERFY S. c., TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1866. NJ

We re-publisf the general orders Of Gems.
Johnston and Sherman, together with the
farewell addresses Of the Lee and Johnston,
for the benefit of those Sho wish them il
regular form.
General Lees Farewell Address to his Troops.
H'dq'rs Army Northern Virgiuia-,
April ~, 1868,
General Orders No. 9.
After four wears Of arduous service, marked
By unsurpassed courage and fortitude, the Army
OF Northern Virginia has been compelled to
Weld &c overwhelming numbers and resources.
need. not tell the brave survivors of so many
hard fought battles, who have remained stead
fast to the last thar I have consented to this
result from no distEust Of them. But feeling t!a'
valo7 and deyotSS eoald accomplish 2othiEg that
could compensate for the loss that would have
attended the continuance OF the contest, deter
mined to avoid the useless sacrifice OF those
whose past services have cndeared tlem to their
gouu:rymcn.
BY the terms If the agreement, officers 5and
men can return 70 their homes, and remain un-
til exchanged Ycu will take with you the
satisfaction that proceeds from the consciousness
Of dat- faithfully performed, and l earnestly
pray that a merciful God will extend to you his
blessing and protection.
WIKI an uncea icg admiration of vonr con-
stancy and devotion to your, country, anu r
graceful remembrance Of your kind and generous
consideration Tor myself bid you al atfectioiste
farewell
r. E LEE, General
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GREENSBORO, APRIL %, 1865.

Cc,txASrING OfSt"rE CHESTER, 5. 9.
Gen ,Johuslol. desires You ;Siil publish the fol-
lowing Grtie::
I-nattacl"t. men and officers Of the Army, AID
officers Of tie Navy. within the country Of the
C!,"ttabooche'. may also accept the terms O! the
Convention.
TTD Q'Rs ARMY OF TENN. =
. NEAR GEzE>SroAo, \. O., AFRlL u, 1855.
General Orders No. Is.
Lr rhc terms Of :. Military Convention made
o rhc. 18th, by Ma. Gen. W. T. onarula, L. 5.
! %ad Gen J. T. Johnston, G. S A. the ofi-
ce!. and 'rcu Of this army arc to bind themselves
nor 70 take Up arms against the United States
INIT! properly relieved of their obligation, am!
shall receive glaiA,,fee from the United States,
against molcStation by tsle United States author-
ties so lorc as they observe that obligation and
the Iaws in rorce Nliere they reside. =
For these objects, duplicate muster. rolls Will
lie made Immediately and after distribution OF
the NECESSARY papers, the troops will march under
their respective officers 10 their State, and there
be disbanded, all retaining personal property.
The object IF this convention Is pacitcatlon TO
the extent of the authority Of tie commanders
who made it.
Events in Virginia. which broke everyhope Of
success by war, imposed upon the General the
duty of sparine tile blood of this ga!lan: army.
nd,saving our country from tarther devastation
and our people from ruin.
Signed. j. E. JOHNSTON, General
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Dresden is to have, next July, monshT
festival, to last four and half days, and 70
consist Of ten thousand singers, who Will DO
conducted by IN electrical apparatus. Coss.
estimated 1t Sl00,0O0.
\ French firm, MessrS. Hackett, are getting
M the most magnificent illustrated edition Of
the Bible ever published. \ half million dol
lars has been expended for illustrations.
OtrLAwED-Gen. Mos5y and portion Of
his men hare refused 10 Surrender, and still
continne their operations in Virginia. They
lave been pronounced outlaws, and price OF
two thousand dollars set upon Mosbys head.
Some Of his late comrades il arus 1t is stated
are now hunting him.
r-By direction Of the President, tho De-
parrlnut,t of Virginia; apd'such parts Of fNorti'
Carolina as may not be occupied by the com.
nand of Major General Sherman, and including
the Army Of the Potomac, will constitute the
Military Division Of thesJa,nes. Major General
II. ". ualleck, United States Army, is assigned
to the Militarys4ila ision Of the Ja'noS.
I. is sail tnst Secretary Trcnholm owned
.r iurariSs IN ahirty-Scvcr' blockade runners,
AID x, connection: win others, had su1asse1
trv,.tY .uiiiioms il geld; iii oi which IS safely
deposited ii. Europe W. tax" fer grsate<'
tha. ,ae Secretary xo'.Il ii<> :li' SssAftson
u os .s&ae susceptible .: pTooE
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GnrESsBoEo, \. c., AptiI 80,
Forwarded from C,ester May !, 1865

His ErceiLeueg Coz Il. G. Nqgrath::
The disaster in Virginia, the capture b! the
enemy Of al our, workshops for the preparation
Of ammunition and requiring of arms; the i'm.
possibility Of recruiting our little army, opposed
hY ten times its number; of supplying It oxeeps
by robbins our own citizens, destroyed all hopes.
OF successful var. have, therefore, made -
military convention with Gen. sh'Fnan to leru'i-
nate hostilities in North and South Cal olina,
Geokeia and Flori.la. I made this convention to,
spare the blood Of the gallant little army com.
mitted 10 me; to prevent farther suffering OF oue-
people by the devastation and ruin inevitable
from the marches Of invading armies, ana 70
avoid the crime OF wag:ng hopeless waF.'
(Signed) ). Z. JOHNSIoA' General.
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-. HEAD orARrEEs, MlLT'r Div. Mss,
Is THE FIEL2, RALEIGH April 81, 1868. -.
SPECIAL ORDERS (FiELD)
No. Is.

NO. 10. !
The Genera, commanding announces flirther
suspension o. hostilities, and tina! agreement
with Gen Johnston which terminates the war as
to the armies under MS conImand and the conH-
try east OF the Chattahoochee. Copies OF the
terms OF the convention will DC furnished 1aloF
Generals Schoiield, Gilmore and wilson, VINO
arc specially charged with the execution OF Us
details IN North Carolina, the Department OF
The South. and at Macon'and Western Georgia.
Cast. .Jasrcr Myers. Ord. Dcpt't L. s, is here
~ des;.snatrG 20 receive the arms, &c., at
Greensboro; ard al: Commanding Officer OF
Post may receive the arms Of any detachment
and soc that they are properly stored and ac-
co,fntci for.
Cen Srhoield will procure at once the neccs-
sary blanks and supply the army commanders.
that uniformity may prevail, and great care
must be taken that tile terms and Stipu!atloSs on
our part be fulfilled with the most scrupuious
fidelity, whilst those imposed on our hitherto
enemies he received in spirit becoming brave
and generous army. Any commander may At
once loan TO the inhabitants such Of the captured
mules, horses, wagons and vehicles as caIi ne
spared from immediate use. And the COM
manding general Of armies may issne provES' on5
animals, and any public supplies that can De
spared 10 relieve present vans, and TO encourage
inhabitants 10 renew their lt!acetIl pursuits and
TO restore the relation Of friendship among our
fellow ciIzens and corutrymen.
Foragins will forthwith cease, and when ne
cessary long marches compel the taking OF
so~age. provisions, Or any kind Of private 7To-
! pertY, co,npensa.ion vii! be made on the SPOT,
Or y :le. ListurS;ng officers arg tos present. 'i'o
officers are rot provided ~ith fIlrdS, roucne''
viii be given il prop? torr1, pa2aole at tie
nearest military department.
. B, o-ecs Ct AA,GsE. ". :. SIBERIAN.
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). E. JOHNSTON,
General.

The f,lIo"!ag dispatch WAS lately received BY
lis Exce!Icncy the Governor, from General john
ctons
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We clip the efollowins paragraphs from the
Charleston Courier:
WM. LLOYD GARRISON IS a TYPo.-0n Fri
daY night last, as the printers of the Courier
we're engaged setting up Mr.. Beecher's ad-
dress, they were visited by VIM. Lloyd Gar!i-
son, who stepped up to 4 case and PutE~tJp Pc
the following paragraph
''Taere is scarcely man born in the South
who has lifted his hand against the banner,
bat had father who would hsTe died for it.
Is. memory dead Is there no historic pride !?
Has fatal fury struck blindness or hate into
eyes that used to look kindly toward cach
other; that read the same bible; that hung
over the historic pages Of our national glory j.;
that studied the same constitution p
When he had finished, he read the para
graph ever thrce'or four times, then remarked
TO tvno who was standing beside him, that
it was singular he should have had just those
lines to set up. Mr.. Garrison. did the work
like one who understood the business. What
would the printers have, thought before the
wa- if Mr. Garrison mad stood beside them IN
this same establishment setting type?
San Francisco has at last issued 81, 900 in
bonds to aid The construction Of the Pacific
railroad About 1880 men are at Wogk on
TIE road.
Tie loss by tue late floods II different tarts
! Of the State OF Pennsylvania IS estimated by
engineers, architects and assicul'qEiatS az 81
y. reaching sac, Ok, ,000.
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S.cEEraEv SEWARD. D.,-T0c latest news we have
from the North announces that Secretary Seward
and his son are improving rapidly; and the pros
;ject now is that both will speedily recover.
GrERelLLAs. At WoEK-According 10 tbs
Charleston Courier. guerriiias have been as work
iniurine the railroad near that city, and commit
ting other deprcdations. ..:
GvS. SHERMAN IN .SAvAsNAH.-Gep. Shesmsn
is at present. in Savannah ON u visit. ~
Poars CLosEO.-The Chicago Tribune Of the
17th instant has telcgraphio dispatch, dated at
Washington " City on the day previous, stating
that the President of the Uni!ed States had Is.
sued proclamation closing all the ports :hi:
side Of Richmond, on the ttlantic and Gulf
coasts and on the tributary streams, leading TO-
the waters Of both, to Brownsville, Texas, INIT
further notice" What loes this mean:'
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THE TRI-WEEKLY HERALD
Is PUBLISHED AT
MI NEFBERRT> c.. f.,
TFron, the Richmond Wing:
DETiILS-ETACUATIGN OF RICHA0SD.
Is PUBLISHED A

The Eracuation Of R;;cA0aond By the Confederate
.Argau-Ns Cccapa:ion By The Federal Forces
Great -Fyre-Te E"tirs Business Portion" Of
the CituDestroged-Lires Lost, DC, DC.
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lOgyIcE Co. SyeERsxrExpEHrt'E pAR Co. !
TIPrON May Sih, 1865.

Pursuant to c'rculart issued in. March Last,
soliciting contributions from the childrss and
teachers, Of Cedar cesaty, 20 the N ". Sanitary
Fair, to be held in Chicago. MAY 30th, have re
ceived responses from twenty ight sub districts,
contributing aboat 10000 Over sixty seb.dis.
tscts are yet to be heard from. Al this Is prob.
ably the last Fair Of the kind, to whic We shall
b called upon to coatribute, / trust tho delin-
sussG districts viii nske no delay In doing
their part in this noble cause; Contributions
will be received up 80 the. 18th inst We have
many thousands Of brave men now in hospitals,
who must necssssriiy remain there for some
time to come, requiring al the aid and encour.
ssement, W, can .poasibly. give, tAcu..>.As ,,hH
war 10 closing, there are many reasons for be.
lisving susstsk Asd wounded soldiers Win be
iess.carsd'for than q any former period OF the
var. In View Of this. fact is becomes the duty
ofevssy patriotic heart to csntributs their mite
to shts special ""esn" for allevlating the suffer.
'ass q our nobss soldiers, Lat II not - record.
ed IN ths anal rsport Of our State supe rintend
ent. shas Csla county was derilect In duty, or
behind the other counties Of the stase, in this
great and noble enterprise. Let Teachers and
Directors act with promptness IL, this, matter.
snd Cedar county wiil e proud ,ef, .,ex rs e
andHSs'childfen grew up 10 bless ~ ...t,e.
and The State CA. POUND.
County Superints1deAt.h
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that Joseph
tree-. executor Of the estate Of Isaac p. Walker,
deceased, has filed his petition In the county
court ofCed county, lows, asking for On order
to sell the following reaLestate, to-wit:
Thirty six acres of OF the south end Of the east
half Of the southeast quarter OF section number
81. In township number 70, north OF range num
Der three. west Of the 5th p. m; also. part Of
the southwest | OF the southwest / Of section
3, township ~. north of range ;. wsst-contsis
ing 5 acres-for the purpose Of paying the re.
naming debts against the estate OF Isaac p. Wal.
ker; and unless objections are made thereto %
the regular term Of said court. to be bold on
Monday, the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1865, an or.
der will be granted tor the ssIe Of the real 60.
tate aforesaid.
l7w3 J.C. BETS, Co. Judge.
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I, The hateful spirit. of caste which hes
heretofore excluded eolored citizens from
the street esrs " PhiAdtiphia has been
emphs.icslty rsbuted. by . VERDICT avar-
ding $50 damages to s,eoIessd tpua'e ejec-
ted from the cars BY conductor. Judge
AIlisfa.dhiSatdabe Jury thss the p,issi.
ger railway companies must conform to
the terms Of their charters. They wire
incorporated fort accommodation of,ks
public, aud Fplaa thst GOD dnce to this end
may be adopted. But they have no right
to adopt rules to exclude class. They
may exclude individuals Who may b
offensive, for tbat- y rfArsa With the pub,
lie standardization, bat they c,nno. de.
clare tina. because man l. 4 German. 80
Irishman. . white or black man. This
does not afsct individuals; i excludes .
class, sad j. thsssfess ilhgsL . i 70 ~
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Secretary stanton.

In an editorial justly cowmss deg Sec.
Stanton for the invaluable service he has
rendered the Nation ID The performance
of the arduous duties Of his office, and
for she easnest patriotism ever evidenced
by him 10 al the past eveotfol four years,
the New York Times we'll says: @' .@9.
When we cali to mind what, for in
stance, the organisation Of the English
campaign in the Crimea was, when the
armies we're only few miles from water
base, shd the problem was for the great
est naval power Of stbe. verdi to feed and
clothe and medically .oars,for 20. 900 mep;
tho inextricsbte confusion. the want af
rstions, Of stores, clothes aud medicine.
the suffer,ngs Of those brave men from
this most stupidwset Of business capaci.
ty in the officials, until the Crimean cam.
paign-, became 4 spectacle to the void
for ita misery and stupidity, .spd- thee
reacce.thss'for four yrirs Mr. Stan on
and his oficIsis have been feediag, cloth.
ing; tsad. tskiug medical care Of some
10000 men each year, transporting
them with great rapidity thousands Of
miles on the sea and tho land, and that
90 instance has occurred Of short sup
plies, or irregular transportation, or def
cient clothing or srmiDg, or. Con Any
large scsle) Of want Of medical supplies,
everything seeming to be just, where il
was needed, We must admit thst some:
where in our military service there ms
been great orgso;zing brain. a. -
H. More; than this; sever ve believe were
such vast sums Of money spent 30 hon
estly and ecooomicslly, so far a. the de.
psr.meot could control the expen diture
Contractors who have dealt with the
Secretary and bis immediate subordin-
ates, will confess that sesy ,lit.A Ne been
made oyt,of she gcternmest, eithsr!hp.
cstly o. other<ise, 10 this war Ana not
the bitteress enemy Of Mr. Stanton can
ever charge Him with the slightest faint
Of corruption Or venslity 10 his. high
Office. Hsndii6g hundreds Of millions
every yesr, be has never iocurred even
the suspicion Of sppropris.iug dollar to
himself: ftt ss ~Ft ~
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=, On The 29,h III, six Missoarians Of
the rebel guerrills stripe took p'ss.ge u
| Ottum~s, on oss Of che Wsstero Stage
Coupaoy's oosches, bound Tor Neorask'
| Citv When shout ten miles frum Cen
| treyille. ID AppaDooss county, the seoun
drela robbed Ito mail and all the psssen.
eere, and thee went on to meet the coach
Leomips from the west ard served the
nall 1snd passengers 10 that 10 the
saps manner. They also robbed sheep
drover of.e20O, End then rock six Of the
coupany's horses snd left, declsrioE a.
Wsfsut Greek tbst they would give the
papers something besides the asssssina.
ton OF Abe Line 10 to talk about They
we're pursued BY large force into Mis-.
souri,, 'snd so closely chased that they
sbsadoDed lthc hosaes md; sosk To- tie
bush. They we're still purspsd,,a ad 6sslly
surrounded aud taken, six in plumber,
but rfts JEFF. dad 10 IT, xeoda foE tier
frieeds4c tskessEe Of t,1A /!
2ws lssa,u from ,hs, Dubuque FINES,
that NJ. Presbury, the sseysoue aeeos 1t
Buffalo, has seized the distilieries Of
Khenbetg 4 Co.. and tssss EN- Co., aud
the vinegar faotory Of A. Schodds, to.
gsthsr with the liquor stores Of the form:
er firm, ind Of WepdSorsh + Co. u Du-
baque, lsnda they ore nov oil 10 the pos
ssssion Of the Government: The exanss
in,tions made by Mr.. Presbury of. the
concerns seised, show . liability TO the
Government Of $3.50 600. r. The seizures
81 ,disuAsFies,r it. 10 veil ppdesstoei. are
not oos6opd to those usmed The Gov.
ernment is shutting them up and investi
gazing their affairs oil over the United
States, with q determination 10 put
stop to tho illicit rnanufacture Of high
WiUes.aat ie ysas! so' ms *al@f -"'s- "r" lie
-7Bishcp smyih, of Dubnque, in :
letter to Father Maggie, Of McGregor, at
,fibutes the buroing Of his barn, .,snd the
copseauent, less Of, some "a: 600. 70 some,
"Soueherno seeesh:" . Norshera ,eopPir
headiis Of course iutsndsf.' The B|shop
says: my stable, assob house, splendid
horses, grain &c7, we're oil burned down
BY the foul hand of some. Southern Sc
cesb. because. Lqhsd on last Sunday
strongly condemned the assassination OF
our late ted and ho9ored President.
| forgive them, and may God forgive
them" '.s,. 49,, ,.. "a ..rr,
a-Mary Ro2an, . ferpihine Of ,he cop:
perhead species, residing IL Mason City,
Cerro Gosdo county, declared, on hearing
Of ME Lincolu's death, that she chopped
to Goa II Vas trut, d. that heY brdthef
had shot him. ;" The prtfiotic ladies' ofE
Mason City thereupos seized her, car
ried her down to Willow Greek, and
ducked her until; she professed herself
repent,nt, when they let he. 60 1'he.
baptism had d cleansing effect, ind IN
duced professsoos Of repsotsocs made
known BY Mary 10, 4. card published IN
the R:pub'iean .-~. ~. -.-,>7' ,.''r
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PEACE PEA DECLARED!
AT
J.. OASAD e. GILMOREsS.

After months campaign aad The sasccsdina
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance Of the
Fort Emporium on Fifth street, the welcome
news Of peace will give such joy to the Coatless,
Iiatess. Shirless and Shiftless, 10 ths certainty
of peace would convey to the hearts Of those
who live in war times. The past week will be
ever memorable as Q most eventual one h the
annals Of this crusade upoa CASA. GnlsoAE's
celebrated Clothing and oil kisds Of Gentle
mcn's Furnishing foods. Our special reporter.
armed and equipped regardless Of expense, ~.
rived, as usual, at the scene Of actioa II time
to see nothing Of the occurrence; but sfter few
inquiries from very reliable gentiemsR. sided by
a most fertile imagination, noted dow . the rec.
iGc Empor"% oss ana r., ss :ss
met by the blandest smiles. No sooner had thew
entered the lines OF the finest OF good, in III.
country, than they were seized Sroond thei,
necks, measured and repulscd for war, Of ammu.
milton, with u display OF
Goats, Vests, Pants. Shirts, Hats, Cans.
mud Furnishing Goods.
Nothing dannted, however. and knowing that
the most precious bargains were to ne hsd. the
hes'egers pressed on in overwhelming pumbera
and determined to carry the fort and eycrythino
In ~ with storm OF greenbaeks at any cost:
while CAsAD Il GILMORE were equally determin-
CD never to surrender ~ long ~ there WA 4
garment IN the store or shirt In the locker.
he,nforcements being received by every train
W 'no7e 30 cruelty sacrlnced, all hope OS reduc.
ing the stock by assault was abandoned BY the
"esefgers, and the olive branch Of peace 6nallv
accepted on terms alike honorable and sarfsfac.
tory to both sides, and by which all PARTIES r..
ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
OF peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
GILMORE agrees in
Article ITO sell, as long A. they last, the
cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa
Article 2-To sell Over. Coats from - TO TO-
Article 81" sell business coats from Sc to 20.
Article ITO sell fine black cloth coats from
So TO 70.
Article 5--To sell Vests from So to G.
Article G-TO sell good pair panic IN a.
Article TO sell . fine pair pants from IS 70
10.
Article $40 se ! the cheapest hat In lows.
Article 80 keep the best stock Of fur caps
west Of Chicago.
Article Lotto kee" the best assortment Of
Cents Furnishing Goods In the State.
Article Ito sell more goods for less green.
backs than can be had at any other place In
Cedar county.
= Article l2-Further agrees that whstever 10
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money re.
funded.
Ia consideration Of which everybody agrees
to get their Clothing at Casad l. Gilmose's,
and save At least rs per cent by doing 90.
EJ- Headquarters on Fifth street. north OF
the court house square. Upton, Iowa. mss
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T. REMOVAL OF THE ~ r.
49, "
Emporium :. Of Fashion

.rv>HE SUBSCRIBER would Inform her numer-
II Gus patrons that she has removed to the
Rooms pver A. H. Perrys store, where she has
lust received. from Chicago, 4 Jarge and attract.
I've stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods, latest
spring aud SUM aler, styles, contrasting impair OF
Nhnnets, Hats, RitboRs, Feathers, tlUwerx &C.
Dress and Cloak making promptly attended 70.
Neatne = aud moderate prices, has always been
the motto sf this establishment Thankful for
mast patronage, i solicit . continnan e 81 the
same. va. 70, slSif1 ~ ANN PERRIE.
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AcARD TO INVALlDs.

Clersypan, While. reJding ia.Sosth Amer.
lea as missionary, discovered safe and sim
nile remedy fer the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay. Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi.
nal Orgaas. and the whole train Of disorders
brought Oh BY bsnefal and vicious habits. Great
numbers have already been cured 1y this noble
remedy. Prompted ny desire to benefit ths
.anaicted and unfortunate, will sc nd the receipt
for preparing and using this medicine in sealed
envelope. 20 any one who needs Il, Free ot
Please inclose stamped envelope, addressed
~ joseph r. IN1lAN, ..
lsv Stn1ion D. Bible House, New York City.