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NV Fork Janrsry 1855
Tas Eu7ets Gif Asscciaiicn IS illc Original and
Largest tiift Assoc atiou intec country.
tts tElsincsE coafirrfa q he cnItuitt1d IN a far
ana henorabe IN alIIer. and sAEIeasly increasing
frade i proof thai our pairans. thraur'lnst me
c1Gnffy apprecisto I'D Z method u oltalniuE- rich
aud elegant c1Qls. hoprcsH re ,tlTc ieel t1an Inc
ral.s oil trt.r Money - 60 All &c 81 opr LIST is
Wcrilf less tnan Ooe Dollar. reisl ADD there hre
No Blsnios. Il. 81 n.
Ieiicrs from various parties 4hrouGhoT. TIE com
try acknowledging The reoeipi ~ rGrT spluahio
gifts, may be seen on de al our Qiico-
4 PArsias dealing With g may dcnehd on haFlrE
prompt returns, md re article drawn Eili - mn
Inedately atnf te any addfsss ~ retafr mad Or *
press. - =
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#iIttafY 5irErt9EH
Subsistence Department.

81 @ CJlA A. AAlAHiIH, o. 81 i..tt III
I Military usFision Of The Mississippi
COL A. p PoRTER, @. Q. s. b.
Department Of the Cumberland. q
1 fs COL. c. r M4cFEELT, G. O. 8 ,7oia
Department Of the Tennesses. aa1l
CAPT. SAN, !. LITTLE, G. s,
Depot CommissaIy Subsistence, Ofhcs No. 70
ChafrY -stfsefs ,0rls sel.. 4 ai-1
~ CAPT. 8 n HEEDERsoN, C. q, boa :
Post ComnlissaTy Subsistence, once North Eds
Public 5quare, opposite Court House.
CAPT. (. H. HOPKINS, c. s,s1ea d
Purchasing COmmissary 81 Subsistence, Once
near corner Of Broad aid Simmer -streefs. a
sis CAPT. SAX @ sA0TER, c.as, Use
In charge Of Beef Cattle. once No. u South
Cherry street
cLPT. JOHN 4 IKyIEE, O B., +.
I6sbursiag O0nniszary arbsistenoa. once No.
g CedsE-sIeet. s. 1900 Z
carr. w g. RLYxAE, O. q,
In charge Of U. s. Bakery. College street, nssE
Bread 80 .liA .s4s.F as8 -
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, 4 O. g,
In charge 81 soidiers' Rest corner Cherry and
Church .sfraet1. O. ia
-. LIEUT J. s. GALLATnS, A O. 8,
In charge Of Manufacturing a., &C. Once No.
50 South Market-street. -. ? i-l| ~ I--ll
LTEU1l e. a HoLIIsTER, 40. g. d A A. O n
IN charge Of Herdnen, Stables, 4es Once 81
z. s. Cnftle Depot, below Lover Levee.
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Selling out at Cost
- IL no. 80 Union Street.

T3FTEG DESTROYS TO CLOSE Oh ~ sioek
ID ~ EirT Goods for TIC purpose Of chaagiHF ny
t4,sfrsa4 Il am ro1 offefinE hem AZ Cot. reraona
In nssd q 5o5ds would do vel % cali noon. vhiie
' s5s71s -'9 = = JAMES HICKMAN.
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Al excelieat Lotou iof plssssas q 3 sgph1sae "a
iuFs 80 - ~ l1lsetIan ID sast4eEa1f tle urnaly
of.clna sIlanF rora hallfs ~ ai1apaflon, I'D n
ocnaec1ca siLh tie hItracta flle11 and 1arlape-
nIIa, Is suen diaea1es ~ fecou1leniats
ETidence az ne most fespl1asrle nd laiitlaa
ehs1aelsr III aeeonpa1y ths llsd'1lass. -
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7
eluE EailIIlcTo, Ia, j 81. "a Li6f. /
II hzve Ereaf satisfaction 10 statinr that hare
used ~Ihs S1srrit17 Re1sciissa fol Venereal Dis
ease u its most cusioniAry lorn thst haVa used
them with iGlsrsnent discretion and properly, and
haze found than 70 respond 10 ny aniicipatons
promptly and eiiectusily knowing their compo-
and as sar IS nay use Of them extends Recommend
hem strongly ALrKEo Q. BowKEs
sI sAssistaat Surgeon Sth New York Vos."
Istit Be urasrstood inst thase remedies are As
recommends, and vii positively cure the diseases
f0r which they are ohorad
Price Of Male Passages, saElarl1sB's 6iN sfro
Female S. 0o; Root and Eerb Ju &c s. co. Wash
50 cents. $50 .VFa
sod by WI &C ". SMITH, pruzEsis,
Corner Chur and Vine Streets,
Taa 1 NAEHsILur, fESs.
Dssm@d : Co. PsoPT.siors, sli Race s,rests,
Philadelphia.
ier1R-Fm.
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In many afieccons with Which uum6ers Of Fe-
males suffeF, the ROOT AND HERB l0iCES =
most happily adApfei-in uleefafed Uterus, Ia Leu
corrhcol, IN bsaring d0pn, Falling Of The Wouib.
nehiiI.H sna fsr Al clanail.s incsenl % he ~
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80 CsAnce - ohfSin any Of he above articles
q llne pcllsr b. pgrcaNsiug sealed nFeloBe ct
= ce1ts.-S4 -
81 Hp0 Sailed ElFelopes WI b 'eeni CT 81
Elefen ior e. IEirtY CO.. 3 sixty-fve pr tloi
one Hundred iey so. trlf Hf 81
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
ne- orders Tor Sealed Knvelopos must in ever.
case te accompanied ~ rms estlE piih then name 10
the pere1p sois1i1Gs. ena tQfp. county. and ssafo
pisn,g ursltea - lesteis thonld 81 addressed
Is lhs sAslsss 81 ioi!6au - e
GOODWIN, HUNF eco.
Bcx sgos Post O4cs, Nav York.
if'-7sP' llEIE =
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Although you may be proaouhced incrrahie. de
eansTitan's 1otand h erb Juices wi reu.ovs every
vestige Of impurities rom he system a. well a. Al
TIA had effects On rl1erarfrv
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Al The eoodsin the above Lat Hll be sold, with
o1i seserFauun5 lcr 0HE DcI12n each. Ccrtidcttes
Fl al the VARIOUS arcles are plsced N similar en-
Fsl0Pes AID sealed.- These envelopes VII be sent
81 ufsli o. delivered atclfr oiIce, without regard
y choice. On receiving = cer1ficele you viii see
Ehst i reprosenss, snd it is optional with you 10
send one toiiir auo receive the aiticIe named, or
any other 10 the list Of value. Ia al trantac-
ions b mall We charge Tor forwarding tho cen A.
Gates paFi1E postage nd doing the business %
csns each fItr CEaIIftltTEs viii be sent FOR 81
EtEFEs lor 81 lllnTI lor -; SIxTr-FTgr for sos
and O6E HUEDaE1 ior fi5. b this mode We eve
seiectons ff0m Fhried stock Ct fne goods, Of tns
best Haze sal latest styles and OF intrinsic worth
s. nolHinal Prise, while at have q chance Of secu-
Ers articles 81 the very hIfhess value.
We gia-n.itee entire Hei o. in every instance
and u there should b eng porson dissatisfied With
a13 arcle they may reefIFe they lnay iInmsdsste-
y reiarn IL and TIE pres VII - icfanded.
AdzsEs.-Ne allow ti1st efiiun ~ Agents, Ten
Cents on each cerllceta ordered. provided their
roBlitance a1rouni q One peilar.
They WI coleci twenty -ise eents for every Ger
tteate, and retaining le cent remit y % ocnts
ns-adarcas gro DRMFRrFe
iani-dm s3 1rotdvay New York
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Agents Wanted EYeryWhere.
Boarding.

"A - 49, s lzsIEs ckE sK AoCoNMopAs
stl,rl $780, = -.,oss le4rng--eo. Is niea
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sAMARrTANs GIFT.
sent By mai Ia . plaan enTeiops.

BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scr0fnla, Ulcers, Sores Spots, letters,
Scales, Boiis, Syphilis o. Yenerial
t.s. Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
is oasred q tne pub1c as q positive curs.
SYPHILIS Oh NENERIAL DiSEASE7, the aA-
MARfTAN'S ROOT AND hERb JUICES IS he
most potent eeTtain and efecttd remedy ever pre-
scribed; il reaches and eradlcafas sTsrY particle q
the yeneresl poison. 50 that tie cure IS thorough
AID permanent Iage then. % the Purifying RIM
edT and = nsaled, and not tunsrnit 70 your pos-
teriy tat sor which you may u peEt n aller years
/ L - -, = = - -
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Sannaritan's Wash

the Root and Herb Juces. Pan direoacna.
The efficacy u these remedies s ali Re sckn0ui.
edged - PAysieiens and pafelis, lhey are used
in The Z. s. Rospitslss thus restoring " heath
many Of ON brave soldiers.
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TsEs 10 Balssn. Mercsry, orunpiaasszi msiIcins.
for unpleasant and dangerous diaaaass.
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"a - !. 4. q, 2. a 3; - RI AZ: :
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DI-IEIII ~ II
No. IL. a lea
~. The toxin Of Edgefeld r. horefT ccnsttr tsd
n MILITARY Post The limits % TIM Post nil Be the
are Of \ circle described sitb radius Of I'VE 10
miles fom the piers Of the old Suspension br dgo
a. centre, enclosing kdgtheid add extending
from river to Tger aEain- .l.sla ei
V. All cavalry borsss oeconlng unservcerhla,
within the Department q the rnmber and va ie
sent 1o-tte Qusrtelrnsstar 81 The Cavalry Deoot
Edssfeid, b whom thsJ Eill Be disposed Il
By confused Of -
, 1865-07-13
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH
FrOm " Washington.

WAsnIsG1os, July ie.-General Hancock
and staff will remove their headquarters from
this city to Baltimore. on Friday or Saturday
OF this week. when the Geneykf will assume
command Of the Middle Department The
troops OF the lst army corps will BE- removed
from Camp Stoucucn to some point In Mary
laud, probably near Aonocacy Juncsion, in =
very ehort time. There will be no troops in
the vicinity Of Washington, but the bare gar
TIE regular cavalry brigade, which his
done such efficient service during the war,
strength. The regiments aro at present very
muth scat cred. The 1st regiment Is In Texas
with Sheridan, part Of 1t acting es bis body.
guard the ID Is at Winchester, va; the Sd
ct Little Rock, Ark; the 9Th with General
Wilson, n Tennessee; the 5th Is ut Cum6st-
land, Md, and the 9Th ut Frederick, Nd.
Tie lccclpB Of the Treasury from the In
teIna1 Revenue Bureau falls q little short of
half million daily. The sale Of 7-30s cau-
not be expected TO keep pace with the uu-
pfecedented expenditure. The Secretary has,
The refore, decided 70 pay but t. enty.flya
per cent Of allowed claims In currency, and
to tender. tho creditors Of the Government
TIE remaining seventy fire per cent In cer-
ti6cstes OF indebtedness
Une Of the prominent counsel engaged on
the late conspiracy t1ial, INSERTS positively
that spiritual attendants were denied to Mrs.
su1rait's cell, On the dsy Of the execution,
until Secretary Stanton had reserved from
them promise that they would not, on the
ecaHold, proclaim their belief in her luno-
cence.
, 1865-07-13

I.is said. and We believe the assertion Is
true, that Northern merchants Gre here buy
iIg up the products Of the Richmond mark
ete, Ter sale In the Northern marke's, The
cutler shops arc closing ort, the cattle mar
kot is oytzstocktd, the vegetable and fruit
market is snpe1 abundant, There Is mora
prcduce than buyers, and flour that sold here
On Saturday at Is, sold In kew~Eark at 81
an0 IS. Meats, that sell on our market stalls
for Is aid 20 cents, Etand on their dignity In
New York at rs End s. cents per pound. Why
this difelence4 We can't say, unless It be
that everybody who has had any thing to sell
has rushed it into Richmond. This. all
alcpr, hos been one Of the curses Of which:
enterrrise has had to complain. Canned
fruit and meate, that were fired into thu city
like epn canister, by the cargo for three
weets alter The eyacantlon, are now dad
!. stock, offered and refused at ten c,nts can.
They reta.lcd at sevenfJ.flye cents and a
dollar. This is only an instance. Liquors.
which heWcd in the channels Of trade until
the sttc was enormous, and alarmed the
dealers, can now be had for song, and the
best quality at that. Notwithstanding the
decline In the wholesale price. the refill
dealers keep up tho price Of 25 cents per
dliuA, which is Au extortioo. Clothing Is
another commodity upon which the Rich.
mond market has "played out." Everybody
has at least one good. suit OF clothing now.
: They expended all the Federal Gu rtncy t1eY
had to get that, aud they don't want any
more at present. The country people, ncces-
sihle to the city, have also been supplied,
and the ftock In store consequently lies
dsad.--RiehH,oad Watg.
, 1865-07-13
Correspondence 0! ths chlcseo Tthune,1
Ea Ialx

Correspondence 0! thu ch!csgo Tribune,
ST. LoC1s, Jnly 10, 1866.
: The Coleman trial was concluded on the
Cd, SID verdict at once found. The result,
Lowever, was not announced until Friday
last, Ehen the findings and sentence having
bean approved, BY Maj. Gen. Dodge, they
weie published In the evening papers. Ths
defendant, Chas. D. Coleman, lase Provost
Marshal under the Enrolment act for this
(1st) Congressional District, and prominent
lawyer Of tho city, was a.rafgned and held on
E;x charges, upon which there were fifteen
specifications. After long and careful trial,
in which be. was defended by two Of the ablest
lawyers at our bar, he was found guilty Of
five Of the charges and eleven Of the speci1-
was found guilty are:
Procuring and attempting to procure
substitutes for persons drafted and liable to
be drafted into the service Of the United
States; making false entry or statement on
q pay roll for the purpose Of aiding In ob.
fraudulent claim against the Government Of
the Emitted states, knowing the came to be
falee, fictitious and fraudulent; conduct uu-
b, coming an officer and a gentleman embez.
element disobedlsnce Of ORDERS"
The sentence, though sufficiently disgrace
1uIt Id uAEA AEA*O sA!A4A "as AAt!SttAlc4p
when the enormity Of hts ma!-practices was
brought to light BY the evidence and the ar
euments Of the counsel for the government.
It was, In b,ief, to be dlsEonorably dtsmissed
The service with forfeiture Of psy and allow.
aucee, to par over SIC, ,9G3 Hrongfully retain
ed by him, to be focd 500, aud to be im-
prisoued seven months, and unti1 the fine Is
paid aud the money turned over. Almost rs
bad as the imprisonment ia the publication
ordered as follows:
"And it Is further ordered bT the Court
that the crimes .pt which the accused Is
hereInbefore found guilty, and ms name,
place Of abode, and punsshmeut, De p9hlssh"
Cd In the newspapers Of the S-ate OF Mis-
eourt, after which It shsll be deemed scandal
OPS for aoy officer 10 associate with him."
The Missouri penitentiary having been dss-
snpated is the place Of Imprisonment, Cole
nan WAS sent up on Saturday. and Y now
donb,lees payiug ths penalty Of his ofenses
and earning his Irving at some more honest
; En- p,1Yment than be was Engaged In Wht!e
Provost Marshal. Little or no sympathy Is
, expressed for him, 60 generally cons stnced are
the people that hs deserves all he has eotten
and more too. He played the petty tyrant
while dressed with q little b1ief su1horlty,
ruling his domain with q rod Of iron. Eye,y
thing he did tended to increase the worldly
possessIpps OF G, D. Coleman, and had be not
been broueht to sudden stop. be Wonld 20
doubt have laid away snug fortune, upon
|. which be coula have retired to private lie
| and lived In htluencc. 1t may be well to
add that he i8 one OF that class Of politicians
| known AMONG lis as C1aybanks, and that he
owed bis official poluon to the influence OF
III TIE nt1 city Directory for 1855 has made u
| appea1ante. It Is goodly volume OF WI
, 1865-07-13
Financial Report Of tho q. y Sanitary
Com MI s8kDn.

On the I'D Alstchs Iael+ tae saG1s1:5 Gounle
Eion resolved 70 eek t6e Ad atd cooperation q
en Auxiliary Finxnes Gommlttee1 70 90 composed
81, gentlemen OF the ny nest postlon ana stan1-
ire, on wfoss ADVICE It conIa depen1 ~ aoY qoss.
lions Ina: might arise as 10 Inc oeas management
OF lts tunds.
IL vas lhoneht cesathotn that tots Coanattee
shor!l also be reanesteu !tom tms 70 aae. 70
o!i4 1tcasolea. aassn nass peeG haotsu ~ ,h r aaa
e1aanEen y sues app1tu.sa @ ~ w Son y
niseloa az eonttsune q lts oWn memaEss, y
Mtefxae o. nov lees thaa thrse montne, esss atnea
Ine etoses:staion was appointed ~ innss 1851, aeo
nAye bt en- found c6ttfct. but tue ano9ot con.
no9d 10 tne tha s ns VEL 81
70 lafeet ana M aeegonsiolN5 mus Htnposea "
, 1865-07-13

SINGULAR ArFAn-A DozEy FAMILIES
POISONED BT EATING CHERE.-Quite IN ex-
citemtnt was arouscd In the Eastern part of
tho city, last week, By the serious Illness Of
about doz-n families who Ind rartaken Of
cheese pu chased IN the Peas1 Street Market.
The symptoms In each case were similar, and
resembled those which precede and ac.ompa-
ny seyere attacks Of cholera moshus. About
thirty persons we're affected, all Of whom had
eaten Of tue same cheese. In s,me cs.es re-
c1yety Was rapid; in O. hers the Illness was
more violent. and alarming. although dca.h
supcrycned IN no inss4ucc That has Jet came
To our knowledge.
We have heard, during The current sum
msr, Of Lnmucr OF instances OF the sane
kind, that proceeded from similar causes.
Tint there Is, sometimes, Popularity In
cheete which produces these results, there Is
no longer any doubt; but what 1t Is has not
yet been satisfactorily demonstrated. In the
appearance CT this cheese there was nothing
to arouse suspicion concerning it, and In
tssta It Is sad TO havs been very pala:able.
A chemical analysis would probably disciDss
the secret, and, we understand, song Of the
Cne Uade,-Cineiuna{i C1xA{<.
, 1865-07-13

New YoRK, July Ia.--The Hera1gs Virginia
correspondent says the difficulties between
the planters and freedmen continue to give
both the civil and military authorities much
trouble. Many Of the planters, it ia eaid, ara
dcslrous Of getting rid Of the negroes lilo.
gether, aud supply ing their places With white
labolers from tie North aud Europe.
Assistant Commissioner Fisk, OF the Freed
men's Buteau, now ut Nashville, writes that
rebels returning from their disba1ded armies
openly avow thelr intention to Ee-establlsh
slavery after tie FcJeta1 torcos are with
orawn from Tennessee. No attempt is made
by, The while people 10 assure the blacks that
slavery Is abolished
AS consequence, the colored people in
lage numbers have lett and are leaving their
employers, and the latter make complaints
TO tic commissioner that the negroes wonld
rot fulfill their contracts 10r labor. General
Fisk attended convention of about 900
colcred persons, where the subject of email
ctpation WAS discussed, aud assured the
blacks that their freedom was bGyvud doubt.
The negtoea were thus inspired With conf.
ltnce that they will not uZai1 be n,@ds
elsses, and promised to retu:n to their lats
employers and resume Labor.
, 1865-07-13

A New York correspondent Of tue Boston
Joa',sa, writes The upper ten In New York
are just now excited over what, under other
circumstances, would be called an elopement.
a clergyman, between 1fty aud sixty years OF
age, well known in our city, who has hlyh
official position in the church, but who Is
here simply IS minister Of g congregation,
Is one OF the parties. In bis congregation Is
very rich and fashionable l1nI1T VITO live In
great style. The daughters are educated In
Paris, and are among the creme q. Ia creme.
Tic minister, who has grandchildren living,
proposed to mama and paps for one Of the
daughters nua was Indignantly rejected. The
match In their Judgment was every way uu-
suitable. The m{Lister called the officers Of
bis church together and laid the'case before
them. The policy Of. the match they could
not re ecommend, but saw no legal objection
to IT.: Taking this for consent, the parties
were privately married. The o1e1temeus
produced is intense in the parish utd out OF
il. The parents will have nothing to do
with the parties, and the minister and Ills
new brlde are boarding at small hotel On
Sixth avenue.
, 1865-07-13

NEW YONG, July l3.-The old Virginia
State. Banks are now in'procesa Of li4utda-
tion, and 1t Is thought that holders Of their
noses Will not .ealzt over twenty cents on
tie dollar.
Henry a. Wise has made application to
the military authorities for rts.oration OF
bis former estates near Norfolk, With 1ather
o poor prospect Of aucceedlng. .so2e Of the
Vlr2intans propose to again put up Wise as q
candidate Tor Governor.
There Is great destitution amoug the In
habitants Of 4pattsylvanIa county. and Il has
been proposed to send agents to New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore to solicit aid for
Them. :.
, 1865-07-13
4 correction.

+ ENp1Rx BASE BALL ICIC1,-At regular NEE ting
OF the Empire Bate Bill Club held at their rooms
IN Freeport, Jnly 10. 1866. tbs following preamble
at d resolutions were unanimously adopted. Eix::
WHEREAS. In Communication pu 7llshaa in
the Chicago TRIBUNE Of the 7th Inst, dated Free
part. InI5 4th, concerning The Base Ball match
played IN this city on that DAY, the statement ie
Ha.c that the memfers Of thn Emnire Base 8a1
Club OF this city crnp1Afu Of untairnes3 On the
pa1t Ct the members ct the Enptro Clo5 OF ST.
Lonfs, and oi parttatty on the part Of the Umpire
On that occasion therefore, -.
Rtsolted, That this Club denoupce as untrue in
every particular the statement of the TR1suSE
correspondent =
Rtsa.etd, That in the mstch played between this
Club sid The Empire Club Of ST. Louis on the 4th
Inst, the rules OF ME game wesa faithfully aud
hnnorahly observed By every member Of the ST.
Louis Club, AID the department Of the nembers
OF that Club, while on the grounds IN the pro-
grets Ct the pluys and during tnels stay In our
city. receiver our hearty atp1oblttou.
Rttolttd, That the 1ultng. OF MT. Hoyt, who
kindly ccnsented 70 sc, as Umpire, WAS In ttr.ct
accordance with tho: rules Of the Rame, and Was
approved BY the members Of both Clubs repre-
sented on thlt occasion.
: Rtsosrtd, Tha. copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the Tn1BuEE, with request to publish
them, a. an act Of justice to tAa st. Louis Clnbp
~ we'll a. to ourselves. Z: u kucKnAN,
y. 8, THOMAS,
.u I'D. Wucoxox,.
Attest: N. Nea. Prss,t; O. c, s6ule;. see'y.
, 1865-07-13
Doc10r ISiEeluN'

Doctor ISiEeloN
Zsthe only Phys.c1an = = e7sc!afst ao~ N sae ely
shAt esn be entirely relied upon 60 TO H1x. ana lot
suc p1axAax 70 fcmain In your s5s am. cl.nEuf1nk
JouY f.ee snd BODY. baldcs Destroying your hAppa-
z,sa End fasE11 psp1pec2 IN lin. He aa1 u9sa per-
oouA dis=asas sid 1esvous fabnEy his st7dy In LIE
Yast twenty Er~rs and = shstfo tho pezsoa whom
ali sr.c:ch should commit 10 ono eSes hes:e ofs
pstlens Of his not being cured tnoc b has hss In
che cltJ. ELI reputation hsa TouEhs1 IN III the e:sJ
sapcrs, his sa1ezto and he medical psotshoo both
nese md abroad. - being ths uoss &fted spectAln
here art thorough master Of his ptofa'lnD- II Ill
othezs tall don't despair; k1ve him call It il only
q counon occur7eana NTH MIN 70 care such csses-
ie .coEa axn sepa1sse tor 1adins and xeussue. scd
che nest oomplese in the css<, Consultations fses
&nd co-nderta}. Ofaeg no. 179 south Oasa st.eet,
corEer Of Nonroe. half block from The foss otccs
Post once Boz 15a, Chicago, H. OGcs hours ftom
90 MtosP.A.
Bend yor hi, ~euIde 70 Aea,.h.~ paoEshsd N
y, 1scc o1 cc1rRr.
yor1a Me- IAxx PAxuou1Ax EoT7nk-Doctos
ykcspF devotes much Of h1s time To thetscAt1e.s Ct
eapsc csaes txsed By secEe~ habit which r1n. boh
ooty a.: mind. uniting ths unfortunate individual
III e!tha hrstnee socieJ. 1nc s16 eject ostaese
carly h4ntts THE c1oe Of xpe yeAzs. to weaken
and denaltAte The constitution. dsEuy tie physicA
end mental popt1s. dn!ni.h arc efeehle tie nAsurA
crealns and exhsust the vttal ecssE1a Of manhood
ehe plnasu1es OF lit NE asnd tho object OF tnauAxt
1fust.a.ad aad e11:nnse inef reroered et=rn Oft
ceAsing nlsesy End reSHt- such petsoc4, especially
lhose contemplating maz1axs. ahouc lose no ttas in
nattnk Immediate apparauor. n DR.. B. BY bis new
Treatment, il erAh.eA to fns7re sresd5 and pene.
nent cuse.
, 1865-07-13

DR.. Webster,


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