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Fight as you Vote.

The supporters Of Lincoln voted for a
vigorous prosecution Of the war, aud to
continue il until the last man and the last
dollar have been used up, IL slavery is
not sooner abolished. They contend that
the verdict Of the election Is just that
Now having thus voted in favor Of con!
tinued war, common honesty requires
that they join 10 it personally. II IS the
part Of a sneak and q coward to vote for
a war for others to feht who do not do.
sire 70 do so, Il is the part vof . sneak
and . coward to- refuse to do what you
vote to make othersld dol and every able.
bodied Loyal Leaguer Should DO shamed
into existing at once. The women and
children should point their fingers Of
them and cry shame and call them cow
ards, mill they are forced either to
shoulder the mpsket or ia, cease their
tplkipg and votipg ID favor Of c~ootihasl
yaErss dsiis hi siSfaoh1ssse sd' aEqI
i,ekrsdl sdtti n aafigt51 VI iec
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Experience Is . dear school, and the
American people aye just now undergo
ing 4 course OF tuition from which they
viii be- much the wiser. The value 81
State Rights. is strikingly manifest in
the terrible conscription which cculd not
be, Il State sovereignty were not for the.
time being overthrow. Let Republi-
cans, as well as Democrats, make . note
of this, and they will not hereafter be
quite so ready to revile State Rights, and
the advocates Of those Rights. One 81
the Rights of tho States, expressly re-
served in the Constitution, deprived the
Federal Government of the power Of
sorsOsiption. Enthusiastically, the Cen
era. Government has a right TO the mill,
ftar7 service OF the people; but II has nc
legal powerlo exact it either by an en-.
actment of Congress, or an edict Of the
President. Practically, however, q usurp.
ed power answers those now 10 authority
much better than, q power delegated by
the Constitution. The Federal Govern
ment has the legal right to call upon the
States for the service of the militia but,
by the Constitution, it is o State Right
to organize those forces and Place them
10 the field. But this would mot be q
Capitalization of power, and therefore it
does not suit the Administration. 1t
would withhold an enormous patronage
from the Executive, and therefore Abra.
han. Lincoln discards il. And besides.
it might be exerted without calling into
requisition the imperial and resistless
power Of military necessity. In every
aspect, the constitutional and legal mode
Of calling orr military force into the field,
is distas:cful to those whose only rule Of
action is their ubbridled will, and the on
ly measure of which is not unlike that Of
the Russian despotism, which is said to
be tempered by the fear of assassination.
The time is coming-but is not notU,
for there is no lawful opporiunify--whcn
all the Rights Of the States will be vim
Dictated BY the people, and every infrac
ton of those rights be punished with the
severity which usurpation and despotism
deserve.-Dayion Empire. U
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Stamps Upon Deeds.

Persons who have houses and lots to
sell mnst be careful hereafter to make
their bargains certain upon the subject Of
stamps. The usage in sales of property
heretofore has been, hat individuals who
bought should be at the expense Of deeds,
Acknowledgements ;..and all searches prop
er against the owner. Where il was ne.
crssary to go back of the title Of the lat
er, and the searches are such as he ought
TO have got when he purchased, he would
be charged with the expense. But 9th.
erwiss the rule that the buyer of real
estate pays all the expenses has been SO
common, that when the stamp regulation
was established, it was assumed as q mat
ter Of course that the purchaser was to
bear that expense also, But it seems
that this assumption is, unauthorized by
law. The Supreme Court of P0nnsylva.
mia has decided that unless there is q
special agreement to the contrary, the
seller of the real estate must pay for the
stamp, because no is required to afix il
TO the deed. This is a matter of cousid.
cradle importance, as the cost of stamps
is one dollar upon each one thousand dol.
lars of the price, and where heavy sales
are made, the stamp is q considerable
item. Hereafter the prudent man will
agree to sell bis property for much, "and
the cost Of the stamp" So s,a
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II. -. o. II ..# .N .... -. L. 20
pe-Thc Washington correspondent Of
the Express has no faith in the peace ru-
mors, nor in Lincoln's honesty ia the
matter, aud thinks that civil strife will
continue, He says :oi gdiaenu ,.r..
"This bloody war is. to gopon, MS long
.as the money lasts. An ever expanding
currency makes war popular with the
rioh, aud with the farmers. The me-
ohanic interest, consuming but not in
.creasing, is also opposed to war. Talk to
Massachusetts, Of pence, with factory div,
idents OF paper, from 20 to 40 ger cent,
what nonsense ~ The war is TO 60 on,
one year, two years, three years, four
years, with a constant gain Of territory
from the South, but no nearer the end
than mhen il began. Contemplate
men Of money, 100000 men ever to DO
in the feld, and can a Republic be furp-
ishcd with a STEADY army Of 5000
men2 / think not. " s. aIl yai Il, h.
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Csr.ifcate of Aghcriy.

IfTsDttutC !" EHbtI'tJs
To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1866.
Ofice.of tho Auditor Of State, Insurance |
Department, Columbus. o., Jan. 20. 1876. !
WHEREAS the Corn Exchange Insurance
Company. located al New York, in The State Of
New York, has filed in this Office a sworn
statement Of its condition, as required by the
first section Of the act '.Tc regulate Insurance
Companies not ipcorpora,sd by the State Of
Ohio" passed April 8, 1866, and amended
February 9, 1856 ; and, whereas, laid Gonna
ny hos furnished the undersigned saiisfacto-
ry evidence that Il is possessed Of At least one
hundred thousand dollars Of actual CAPITAL.
invested in stocks or bonds. or in mortgages
of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same is m~ortgaged; and, whereas,
said Company has filed in this Office q written
instrument under Its corporate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof au-
thosiling any agent or agents Of said Compa-
ny In this State 10 acknowledge service Of pro.
cess, for and in behalf of said Company, ac-
cording 10 the terms Of said law. W
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the first
%s,cljon of the aforesaid act, !, james II. God
man, Auditor Of State for Ohio, do hereby
certify that said Corn Exchange Insurance
Company Of New York Is authorized 10 trans
net the business Of Fire, Marine and Inland
Insurance in this State, until the Slst day Of
January, / ! the year one thousand eight hun
bred and sixty six.
In witness whereof, l have h~sreuntc subscri-
bed my name. and caused the seal Of my
Office To be affixed the day and year absvs
written. JAS, II. GOODMAN. .
TsEAL.1 Auditor Of State.
KNAPP & SEE, Agents, Ashland.
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NOTICE.

NTEssRS. ROLLER 4 HOWARD having
Iyl associated themselves with ne inthe bu.
Slness Of Manufacturing Agricultural Imple-
ments, | am DESTROYS that my customers CONT
up promptly and cancel all notes or book 40.
counts. IL would require o great waste Of
time and money to call on all who sre indebt-
cd 10 me- therefore this notice which means
business. Ills expected that oil interested
will respond within ons month. Remember
that delays are invariably Improbable, aud
sometimes patience ceases to DO Q virtue. 2
! take this opportunity Of thanking my ma.
ny customers for their liberal patronage rx-
tended TO me in years gone by, in consequence
Of which | haye been Compelled to extend my
mark, which, when completed, und. the d.
rsetion Of the new firm, will compare favora-
ply With Any other Agricultural Establish
mspt In this section of Ohio. Allew mo TO
trust that your calls will be frequent and
your orders many.
1 DAVID WHITING.
Ashland. Fsb'y l--4wS4 gdIsahg
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.NO7ICR

The 90 -pastA<rshiP hsrstofsss s%zfsiin6 m.
der the firm name q Rehles, Hughes &Co.,
Is this day dissolved By mutual aenssnt.
jim. EcKLEs,
T. W, HUGHES.
Feb. !, 1855. In. STACKER.
P. s.--ws cali ne attention Of QUE old
friends and customers 10 the above notice Of
change In business and assure them that II Is
with pleasure that VI acknowledge their past
liberal pa ,ronage, and in our new association
In business we earnestly solicit a continuance
Of the anne confidence as heretofore bestowed
upon rs. We are yours respectfully,
T,w. HUGHES,
L n, STACKER,
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.. A Washington letter to The Gin.

pq-A Washington letter to the Gin.
r%cinuali Gazette says: 4 s.Jm. *
"Mr. Pendletou bearO his defeat with
calm philosophy. His personal popular.
ity on the floor is as great as'evcr, and IL
is amusing enough TO hear tho Republi,
cans telling him how sorry they are that
they had to denounce him so soppdly
last fall. He 10 busy at work with mem.
bers 10 trying 70 make favor for bic bill,
assimilatiDe sour'practice TO that oil othe
British BoiseiOf Commons, ihstrqliriug
the, membefs ef the Cabibetbto tbecnpyI
.seats uponlibe ifoofRwi v oaseiHa lifsdi
xAisD ssissgg bnt ~
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80 gehs Btough says 10 apology fos
nm terylityto the powen at Washington
IN The matter Of what he is pleased to
call u. National Guards, that, a the
time Of tbeir ,eopiaga home, q ~iocpioco
rlot ras brewing 70 defeat thu drafi.-
Nnen, wrote That part 81 hii message
fltltt -eiosAIy impude1tly IiEp, add
flatnt hdmblestn Democrat IN 0hioIsau eam
fn,nf 4 flsebcod back down bic thrpt, With
&k''fsVQgf Tksfitia lIvsif M
IA va
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|
In Politics, the UNION is, in War as in
Peace, for the COUNTRY, for tho CoNsTl.
TUITION. and for the UNION Of EQUAL
STATES, with equal privileges, and with
equal aud exact justice to oil Its citizens.
We are for The OLD FLAG. with not a
star erased, and for the OLD UNION. and tho
OLD CONSTITUTION. in spirit. letter and
purpose. y hV-WD0aO
We owe 1t TO the memory OF our Fathers. to
the hopes Of the rising generation, to the fu.
ture Of our country, and to the best Interests
Of mankind, 10 urge q change Of the Policy
which is drifting Us farihsr aud farther from
the landmarks Of our patriotic forefathers.
The UNION viii be devoted to bringing
about this change; and hence the Publishers
invite support and encouragement from all
those who wish q good newspaper and sounp
Constitutional journal. Let each school dis
trict and township nthe county aid tho cir
~culation Of the OFFICIAL ORGANIC the
County, ard see who can send US the mos.
new subscribers. d
Each number will contain . resnmc Of tho
MILITARY and POLITICAL NEws0cf tho
week; the LATEST TELEGRAPHIC and
MARKET REPORTS, and d cafsfully pre-.
pared collection Of LITERARY reading for
The HOME and FAMILY,
Z Our terms ore somewhat increased, but not
In proportion to the increased cost OF white
paper, labor, and everything else usedin pub.
fishing q newspaper. Y
The terms Of UNION are as foliowsg
One copy, per year, IN ApvAScr,u $50
II not in adypIce, 'o 800
If not paid within the yetr. $50
To any person sending Us subscribers, We
cfcr the following inducements; ~
For . club Of ten subscribers, a, extra copy
70 the person getting up the club.
-, M'CQRD, NELSON & LANDS,
Publishers.
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NEWS ITEMS.

f, -
President Lincoln is reported to have
gone 10 Fortress Monroe to confer with
- Che Peace Commissioners at that place.
The new steamer Columbia, of the
rWsst India and Pacific Steamship Com
.Cepaay.. sunk on the l7th, OF Brest' Ihir-
~ Of her crew have persisted
The shipment Of the Atlantic TELEGRAPH
10 cable from the works to the steamship
nsisGreat Eastern has commenced
~ oaAn early stack ia appreciated on the
Texan coast. "a
,,ie There 81 variety Of peace runors
aioat 10 the East, none Of which assume
Iag any tangible shapeg Each correspond.
-Sso 'eut has his own peculiar specu'ations, and
NJ each paper predicts different results, and
none Of which We apPrehsnd are hk,iy
20 prove correct
!. = now oeiiaiieiy settled that Gener-
.hsbal Drecklnrlde mas peen appointed Coz
be isderate secretary OF WAR; aa
-eeieil sherman IS advancing on Charleston,
90 andon the SStn was &c hobert'Viile.
A0c0rding 70 tue message Of tovernor'
Cd, q. n0r'O a9 'as o.a'o 81 ina'ana' 'na' iar'
aas ~ iV''0VV, ~ t.
'r'ss o's,''
nun income W matter no" small
49,. MAJ pe' oFPr'S''on Is rap'oiy grow
0%sia
'sps i'Vv0 psi,0'q.s '0i s.enanse arc snort,
oy pf's0a ~ i'cnmono.
'''' nc ni'nn'opa papers 1t Is saia' all
bi9s pronounce ags'ns, peace except upon
B. 'Vu" 'p'epsnaence'-
eaj 'pus ansre arc circumstance when must
"ar m'' oo'h worm suu SCUM
i.aasg.
$50. TssIs WI"
"vst.~..ssr.,.s"~. - -
Tobzi I'll, FL. c;,v !. ,o,.,, Allied ~
-~aTqmeSal' Lake oity IS s0rely Afflicted with
,bsm@easies ana morse thieves u cig 90,
Sei'Salneb Beast is being hunted down But
Ter haa no defenders left. Republicans
b1oslhaave Joined With Copperhsads in efforts
y 'o"s
~ ana trembling Ire . tiger with a score of
Daroed arrows IN hls side. On with the
ailNishase rsG r,os lsr -, l,.f
afopahlit was stated on the fosr Of the Ohio
,actas enateson friday last, BY Senator Gunck-
aeus FL, who obtained the information from
'HAi,thes Adiutapt General ~ tbs stots thu,
- -. d. -. n...I
sHe.o HAu Oeea re-
eeived At Camp Chase 469 recruits, and
Of that number 100 bad deserted during
kuslths forenoon. An H,na, ~
e,lpn ,.ag, .sIg.,q III. e...
.eoi II senator wilson's bill, which no has
81 introduced int the Senate Of the United
y1b States, making principals responsible for
,esal The adesert;on If ,bo;rT s,bs,;,r,o, ,h.u
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To any person sending - sasssrieers, Va

To any person sending - ssossneefs, we
ofet the following inducements;
For q list Of ten subscribers, IN extra copy.
For n list Of fifteen, one ear. . bound VOL
m Of The CRIsIs OF either ~, '83 or IA.
For o list Of twenty, one yoar, q bossd vol
ume. as above. and a COPY of The Consliis-
tional Debates OF 1861, u vols.) ti|y .
For n list Of forty, one year, a complete set
of bound volumes Of THE Crisis, "a Tols.)
Address. s. A. MEDARY. Columbus o.
BdS- Papers living this Prospectus a few
insertions will be entitled to on exchange.
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STATE or New York. County OF N. T., 90.
W. II. WINDSOR, Vice President, and J.
Pryor BoRkE, Secretary oftbe CornExchange
Insurance Company, being severally sworn A.,
depose pnd say, that the foregoing Is a full,
true and correct settlement of the affairs Of
said Company; that the said Insurance Com
pany Is the bona 6de owner of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of aotu-
al cash capital invested in Stocks and Bonds,
or in Mortgages on Real Is ate, worth double
the amount for which tn, same Is ~morigaged;
and that they are the above described officers
of said Insurance Company. 'r.. .
". II. WINDSOR, Vice President.
J. PRYOR B0RKE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
dry of January, 1856.
[sEAL.] W. WILDEY.
CommisslOner,fOr Ohio, in New York.
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Ter Cffsrs was started four years ago by
Cows. Medasy, ab AState Rights Democratic
Journal, opposed %, Tho Inauguration Of civil
war as destructive 10 the unity Of these
States, the RapablicaR ehAraeier Of the gov.
eminent, and the liberties Of the people. It
has adhered TO these doctrines since and viii
Them hepeaiteri syd holding. that
there can be no dishonorable peace between
those who iahsritsd phis Republican Govern
ment,. The Crisis will advocate the earliest
possible peace between the States, the rector
ntion Of the Government to its original pur-
pose. the return to q strict construction Of the
Constitution, and the consequent restoratioB
Of i liberty and happiness throughout the lanl.
The Crisis Isl nrge eight page sheet, con
timing from thirty six to forty, columns Of
reading matter every week, printed on clear
type and'superior paper. Each number o
tains o complete aad carefully prepared sum-
mary Of the News Of the Week. in 4 o nden-
scd and in~telligibls form, . Review Of The
War News Of The week, Public Documents
and Reports OF interest and permanent valne,
as the official history Of events, interesting
and important Speeches from either side, or
iginsl and selectesC ovrespondsnse, the latest
and mfst reliable Commercial, Market aud
Financial Reports, o comprehensive sunna-
~ of tae proceedings Of Congress, the Legis-
lairses aud other public assemblies, Agricul-
tayol articles o carefully selected rary
MISCELLANY. andin, short. eyerylbipr ssa.
ny to makaa W..
Complete Record Of the Times I!
The Crisis is printed In o form suitable for
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DAVID wms1so, W. A. BoLLIR. h HowAaDr
Ashland Ashland, Wooster.
WHITING, ROLLER { CO.,
Masufacturers Of
BaRs Ohio Rseper and MsUsr,
Whites Paieat StesljTOOth Hay Rake,
HRanners Patent Hay Elevator,
The Celebrated Ashlaad Clover HuHing
D lfaehiaes and Other AerepA%al In.
piemeats.
100000
Fully Tv.a.y n thousand 0fBslls ohio R.s.
pear and Mowers viii be made In The Omitted
States for 1865, and . large part Of them are
already engaged
] lin presenting our. eiaims to the public We
feel eohfaehttoor liabilities tE3khAi being
rapidly completely for manufacturing ma
chimes ore unsurpassed by any other estab-
lishneut' Initials section Of the country. We
congratulate our Mr.. Whiting for the great
and universal success eflss, ssasonthe frst)
in the nanSf'e'srs Of GEAE91l
ynnaNhhs VnDo AeaRsS ana mower.
Mr.. Whit q mn ,ufa stured. last season.
double the number Of machines usually COM
yet vgnraaim yJlfzgp
NOT ONE HAs BREN@RBTIyRNED
or complained Of, but, On jthe cos.rsry. all
who baye used eur ma yiye. SshSnht.d-
evidence of their TT~fIyTTE
20! Great DURABILITY and Supe.iority
over all others. Last season our orders we're
largely imexeess Of our ability 10 supply.
The many inquiries We sfe Receiving from,
h,me and abroad and tn. general interest
which seems tobe entertained Ia avor Of Balls,
Machines causes US 70 fear We shah again
are 'iesiroas Of furnishing -AAhlapd and adj
joining counties first (as the cony, nisnees for
repairs are great 10 those purchasing Ma
chimes in this vicinity they would suggest to
those contemplating the purchase OF = ma
chine to send us their orl. rs Immediately.
We invite spevial attention 70 our
L al -AL.A ALL IL MM ~
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=. TT. Wayne 4 Chicngo r.. W

On and AFTER Dec. IS, 1864, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sundays accepted. as
follows: Grains leaving Chi
cago at $50 P. NJ.
.. OIL. leaves daily.)
TRAINS, GOING WEST.
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Office Of the Auditor Of State. Columbus,o.,
January 20. 1865.
Itis hereby certified that the foregoing isa
correct copy'of the Statement Of Condition Of
The Corn Exchange Insurance Company Of
New York, made 10 and fled in this office for
lilo year 1865. Witness my hand and seal off
cially: JAs. il. COLEMAN,
[sGAL Auditor Of State.
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STATEMEVT of4tbt tov5ij,on Dir ths
Co., Fwau, Covp.
80 go ioss
NY, on The 5lsf Day Of December, 1904,
% made 10 ME AUDITOR of Ohio, pursu.
nyL ~x.z
The nane OF the Company isf'lhci COr1s
E1Gh0nee insurance COn'yu-
M anu Is ioca'ed IN The ci.y Of Nc"
Inc amount Oh SaPlpu S'osk IS saVV'V'V w
ai sV Aoo ooo "a
II;--ASSETS.
!. Cash OF theCompany en- ..H
o'her persons dab as,7Os 70
2. Real Estate unencumbsred- i'
None. .g 81.n lnu-i.
.. The Bonds ana stocks owned ,It fHlr7.
by the Company (as per YOU
chers accompahyingl--hcw
secured, q the rate Of interest
thereon to vii; lH % loo,oVV W
A. Debts due the company, Sc
cured BY mortgage, las Per &C. .,,n a..
crmpanying vou0hers) los'ooV w
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NORLt,E

III" 1'hRD VK'sVfsy
A WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC JOUR
NAL, DEVOTED TO POLITICS,
NEW S, LITERATURE, THE
DISsEMlNATION OF DEN.
OCRATIC PRINCIPLES,
ID AND THE REsToR.
ALTON OF LIB
ERTY, PEACE, AID
UNION IN OUR COUNTRY.
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ExPRHss.l MAIL. EXPRESS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

posts he Post sad Patent onsss, Rooms -
asd y, up stairs, wsshingtou, D. o.
All diseases Of . private nature treated In th'
best scientific manner, and radical eurss effected
In all eases, sYPHILITro AFFECTION, CON.
oRRH9A, GLBET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIvE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
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Also, eouT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES
MUSCLES, BoNBsi and JOINTS; ,scRoFULA,
BLoTCHBs on the FACE, BRUPT1oNs on the
limbs and body, and all other BRUPTIvR DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what.
ever cause they may have arisen. B.. 0..
AFFLICTED AND UNRoRTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
esey prevent you from applying Immediately to
Or. vellny, who is acknowledged to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases Fear not to come and make
known your misfortunes, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsR
That dreadful scourge Of the young, INDUCED
In whom alone, destroys the generative organs,
units them for married life, producing weakness
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation and
muscular power, palpitation OF the heart, ner.
vous irritabllity, loss Of memory, melancholy
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YOUNG MAN in view OF the dreadful oonse.
queuces of delay, do not fall to make your case
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with him are sacred, and you may confidently
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Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back to vigorous. health by his skilful
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contem plating matri.
mony, who suspect themselves Of impotency,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from q
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether the
result Of disease, injury, youthful indiscretion,
or indulgence Of the passions in ripper years, are
earnestly entrcated to place themselves under
the care OF Dr.V. They may rely with certainty
upon a speedy cure, and being restored to full
health and Vigor.
He treats with entire success all diseases Of
females, such as LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsUs UTBRI, &c, &c. and In every case guar.
antees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNICA.
TONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
| PERsoss calling see no one but the DocroR.
These at distance may be TREATED BIT NAIL,
by sending a statement Of CASE, &c.
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