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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26
..,s.,-f-.- The charlottesville ClrQnic's thus

TlIFgrAfus..-TDs Cbsriottes'lre la'2s.cs thus
oeusl, the rycen, interruption otteiegrapme COM
n.Jn.s.i.u, which has cut OF the press eseryW ers
81 ti., section from teiegraphc news Tor the pre-
sent
Tie wires ttat once through Dixie land
IL, notes OF press men spread
Ngs- yu heir posts 0s mUtely stand
a.t t,le f-yss vas dead.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26
TRASHY DEP ARfNRST, G. 5. Al
Richmond July a. 1861 !
TANEH TREASURY NSEES.-In order Il

pTOyote, or as prIrcable the e1ry Il4uldsuOR "
the Ireasur ., tie OUTSTANDING TANfD MOTIFS, tie
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and PAY ncpo,ities 10 tie
different States hereby authorized 10 receive tie sad
notes except tire 500 NOTES at CO % per centln depO
sit issuing for same Certificates Of Loan upoh hypohe's
ton of nOn. taxable bond- The said certificates "a to
payable demand, after tie expiration OF ninoty days.
And all agents for the sale o the above bonds hereby
authorized TO receive the taxed notes wtfthe exception
above named in payment bonds when sold the rata
of G6 30 rer centum G.. !. TRENHOLM.
au2g-tf Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26
WEI BY; REGEITER

81 the Office Of the Jame- River aud hauavhs Com
pauy Richmond and through the post-ohce az ynch-
bury Nbected to tie undersigned ynt he 10th day Of
Feb.i6ry next tor the lease q the Sph Rtcr Cement
works and for the coulia't 20 supply cement to the
james River and kanawha Company, soT two years rom
tie first day OF March 1865
The proposals should The annual rent that win be
paid tor the Cement Works aud the price per bushel oi'O
pounds az which the cement Will be furnished the Com
pagv.
lie contractor viii have tie privilege under certain
restrictions Of manufacturing cement and lime for tho
use Of he public.
Information regadg TIE terms OF the contract viii Co
furnished at the oihce 81 tho James River ana hanawha
Company on by the undersigned. az lynchgurg.
!. LORRAINE,
ia2i-dlt&c9w Chief Engineer j. X. & X. Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26

P.s--y5 Sl5s,Es.-Wueu the C0niederates o C.
.--,,si GLs-5y. Missouri. says the ST: Louis De
ll.1r. tie negroes about camp commenced hunt
.t.g ,sr tie negro troops one Of them procured
b,ss, o.;rhite paint and be aud his followers com
..-...i .t.li.n. the Lincoln darEcys Six or eight
had received o coat of white paint, when one Of
r.sr..-s aids Coming along stopped Cufeys fun
Tie amy regrgc' 40 Prices army profess as ar
ueut s,ts .lmeut TO rebel YrhciPlesa' their mas
t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26
"D. H. HILL, Maj. Gen.
RAID on TIE FLORIDA SALT WORKS.

The enemy landed few days ago from their YES
sells, smashed up the salt works in the vicinity Of
cklockonee liver, Florida, took the kettles Killed
eight mules, carried of negroes and considerable
property, anumber Of Captain McElvcy's cavalry
company, and another picket-name not learned
and thsn retreated 20 their vessels.
FROM SAVANNAH
From late Savannah papers We gather the annexed
items:
sS,eS ssstIsusa il ss'sansA. vhs rsprswut Z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26
pPEAI TO THE Pg-HLHC

PPEAL TO TIE PgHLzC The Relic
n Committee of Richmond appeal To The public for
aid in behs If OF the families OF soldiers and refugees in
CITY
Richmond is filed with refugees from every portion Of
the COnederacy. many Of them the families Of soldiers in
the field.
Liberal and regular contributions of money, food ssd
fuel earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Compeny have kindly agreed 10
ship oil articles contributed 20 the poor free Of charge
Contributions Of money should be sent 70 H. T. G. Ess-
kerv Treasurer and all supplies should be consigned TO
the Relief Committee OF Richmond" Messrs. Martin
q Cardozo.
RELIEF COMdTTEE-s
II. Z. C. Baskerviu Treasurer.
W1n. Bell Dr. W IT, Gwathmey J. l.. Many, D!Eeetors-
Wm. II. Peasants Secretary.
Dr. G. g. Barney VIM y. Clemmitt, Robt J. Christiao
Lewis H. Cren-hiw, j. r. Chamheilayne W Il. DeneIssn,
DR.. j. IT, Elerson Col Tos. II. Ellis Geo. Gibson Fat,
H. Gibson James GoriCn, BlQcklurn Iiughea Abner J.
Havie Samuel !. Harrison Judge VIM. H. yons, lhos.
W McCance'P Cary Nicholas Samuel H. Price, J j. N,
Sleigh JOhn r. Tucker Asa Snyder David f. siliIsnisl
Joel b. Watkins WIN Wills ~
jaI4-dlm W. p. MUNfORD, Prest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26
DIED.

POAGuE-On the 10th t, near Falling Spring IN Rock
bridge Maj JSO BARCLAY PoAGtE aged about Gu, one
the most respectable and useful citizens of that county
large farmer he sold his surplus produce at an annual
los Of several thousand dollars to his poor eighb0r
SCHEDULE PRICES besides givhg away great deal to
soldiers families that were unable to buy He needs
other eulogy or epitdpl.
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTUnE DAYS.
+ ARGELOT OF OLD BRICKS FOR

i sale at auctiOn.-Wl be sold on TUESDAY, the
3st Instant II O'Clock NJ the bricks of the large um
Der house the south side Of the Basn which re-
Gently destroyed By fire.
Terms cash. JAS, NJ. TYS LOR, q.
ia25-td AuctiUneer'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26

DROyOST MtRSHALS OFFICE RICHMOND, Deer
L 80 lS64.-AFGk0ES are not alowed.to pass The III
temediate line OF iesthcatgEs without passport from
this Office No passport. win lie giverra eave, EXCEPT
the written order % owner aud II the hanhwritirg Of
the owner be not web known a tie Office, or aested pro-
perry the mHst apply for the passport in person
This precauton rendered necessary by the frequent ap
pearance ~ the Office Of forged orders aud g be strictly
observed T5A NJ H. .CARRINGTON,
SeA-Im Provost Marshal.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RIcHNogD, Va, Nov. %, lS34S
NOTICE is hereby given holders and neis OF Cert-
~ fcdes Of Stock aud Coupon Bonds issued under ths
Of AuguIs 49, 1851 edeemabc after the Isl day otJan-
uary 1906 present the for payment on the 81 day
of January next any thereafter, 20 the Irr4ur-
ere =, of the Assistant 1reassrers C. :, orr isy
Depostay Of the c. s., funds having been placed IN tie
hands Of said gents for the purpose Of redeenng such
siock and coupon bonds. No interest will be allowed On
seth stock and coupon bonds after January l. 1865;
de 7-eo2m Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26

ID ENI0tAL.-The Office of the MANCHEsTER Pa.
n PER AILs has been removed 10 she Storehousa for
Inery occupied by HARVEY JAMES &TWHLIANs, ON Fir-
gina south OF Cary where the present agent ions
b. HARVEY, will be found All orders addressed TO HIM
or 10 the undersigned will be promptly ATTENDED to.
Rag bought in small Or large Quantities at the highest
market price
ia lin \. F. j. u. HARVEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26

C,rNCExS &c. AT AUCTION.--0n FRI
nay January 27A We will offer for sale al office,
corner Of 18th and Cary streets at i2ocOck NJ the fol-
lowing stocks, &C.:
10000 North Carolina per cent. Coupon Bonds
1900 Virginia 6s. long dates
100 shares Bank of Commonwealth
$50 dollars Gold Coin, $4,000 Bank Notes
l00e sterling Bill
SOC 40 Do
SOC do do
5COE do do
100000 Confederate Securities.
ja23-tds DAVENPORT CO.
ADDITIONAL:
% shares Bank of Richmond Stock,
100 Merchants ms Comply Stock,
100 Old Dominion
Io0 Virginia Fire Marine ms Co. Stock
5000 Montgomery County Coupon Bonds
jao4 pA'hNFoNi w
ALSO:
/ 20 shares Bank of Virginia Stock,
~ Richmond Glass do
Union Aanuf-C Go. do
10 Traders Bank do
s ssSSS ESQ oeT N cent n cona Coupon Bonds
s90G0 6 per cent Amelia County do do, years,
5000 va State Stock Citw)
And such other Stocks and Bonds as may be
brought in before the sale DAVENPORT T. co.
i9S o. Auctioneers.
Jo|'-E' ALSO,
400 shares Va. & Tennessee Railroad stock. 40
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26

OF : n RENARD.-RANAWAY ON MONDAY, l7rH
tDl ~ instant, a negro boy named JH. lie "a about
feet inches high, II years old very near sighted
and black with scar the left cheek under the eve He
has been seen this city every day The above reward
will be paid for his delivery at the New Richmond Thea
ire corner. th and Broad. oc9I--tf
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TREAsrRy DFPARTlTNg C.'s. A
u l.. IAlA .

Richmond Dec. T. 1864. I
TIO HOLDERS ;OF FIVE PR CENT CALL CIR
L TlFICATE>. -Auenton is respectfully called to ths
provisions Of the gh section OF die OF Congress en
Tied nm act 10 reduce the currency, approved Februa
~ IL 1904 which declare. tha4 -s call certificates shall
De fundable and enl be taxed in all respects as IS proyl
ded tor the Treasury notes into which they aIe coVeri-
bic
The 4th section Of said act imposes tax Of one hun
bred per the Treasury notes represented by said
per cent call certificates which shah remain. Outstanding
tie first day Of January eighteen hundred and sixty
five. q 4. TRENHOLM,
des-tf Secretary Of Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-26

Simeon Draper, Esq, Collector Of tie Port Of Fs(r
York:
SIR: The steamer Coquette sailed from this port
ON Thursday last ;jthe 9th inst From information
communicated 10 me yesterdays believe she has
gone TO one ofthe keys called " Cayo de Sal, about
fifty miles nortLwesterly of Cardenas, 10 be fitted
up as piratica. erniseI 1t viii be well kR.ysrr
masters OF vessels sailing from Your pert1[ LID on
theirs guard against Mr.
She is about 225 feet long, has two smoke-stacks
LAYS low in the water, and is painted light color
almost white.
The Secessionists here are nakisg efforts TO state
ont tie harbor of St. Marks on the western coast
of Florida, az a new port for blOckade-runners Sc
that they may enter With steamers in the nigh
time
! am, very respectfully, your ob't sery't, =
WILLIAM T. MINER,
L. s. Consul General at Havana.
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ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED
't STATES.
FROM MOBILE:

FKUM MOBILE.
The Trib,me Contains the following correspon-
dence:
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uharnetsrtsale Latter frora Gen. sher-
tnnml-Iisv~ ne Proposes - Help the
chicago Pnir--Eo Moro Holsiisrs' Or
pians and widows. u
"rhe Committee on Arms, Trophies,
Curiositles, Rellccs and Autographs,n for
tho Great Western Fair At chicago have
received the following characteristic reply
ON General khefman, IN nsponte 70 q
request that he should aid 'them In their
RaLStau. N. G., April %.
yamss D, Bradsnsu. CAa6a,aH " ne COMMITTEE
on ArIas, TrCphfes, &c., Chicago:
DsAR sIR- Owing entirely TO my erratic
life OF the past four months, your letter OF
March IS did not roach me tlll yesterday.
think you will appreciate my motive
when I say that personally ought not 70
gather or send trophies OF war 70 even q
Sanitary Commission. - s.a q, J.
Ny mind and attention arc so absorbed
In other matters, that hardly pause TO
gather the thousands OF little tokens that
would interest Others, and Il may be the
sale wdold realizea sum Of money that
would relieve the wants OF many widow
aud orphan left dssolate by war that
seems t. me causeless and horrid In the
extreme. at1F
But have already sent my wife, who
teens deeply Interested In your fair. q lev
articles, and will send circular to some
OF my officers, who may have collected
some things OF interest, so, that In the
end, without promising much, may be
able 10 contribute q lite 70 the advance
ment Of cause In which feel much In
terest.
But there is something unseen unhesrd
aud not susceptible Of sale, that ! will
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

A CURIOUS CLocK-A number OF Union
mechanics nom the rebel prisons, now Al
tho hospital OF The Union Yoluatesr Re
treatment Saloon, Phi I, brought with
then from Dixie piece Of their handi-
work, well worth Apeclal mention. Il
consists Of . clock, mad0to while AWAy
their weary hours ct Salisbury, IN. q.
during their Imprisonment last winter
The main sprlpg Is made nom the blado, IA
Aaber which once belonged TO stoneWAll
Jackson. The halr-splng and balauce-
wheel were taken nom the telegraph
once tImaplecs, ,AndeEspnyllle, Ga. The
hands are made of toaalIng- fork from
the Kitchen OF VIDe, Pfesldept stephsns.
The wheelA ara nAdeffomt The monntingA
OfeaFrisgsa, 40. ofpfomlnents outhsrneFs.
Ths pillars which eonneet the frame aFv
made OF snramrod, and nearly AL the
para ara taken from something picked
up IN the eJnfedersey, and have more OF
leaB Tomapee attached 10 them. A saw
used In constructing thls interesting little
pl1ne Of msehaDiSm was made OF table.
knifei and AloS, Jack. knlvss, "a, used In
mnk|nB rings, were oftsn called Into
rUt1I1iilon 81 che anxlous workmen. Y
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ouARrHREAsrrE OEsEnAL's ogvIou, 4

I'D. QuARrRRHAsrER GENERALS OFHicR,
WAsHINdroS, D. c., 18th April, 1883. !
l. In carrying out the provisions Of General
Orders No. II, from the War Department, Adju.
tant Generals ONCE, dated 18th April, 1895 40
far as relate. to the auArtermasier' Department,
all chartered steamers, both ocean and river,
which, under the new military situation, can b.
spared, will DO discharged immediately.
ii. Ocean steamers, at distant ports, will be
loaded with the supplies which arc no longer
needed at such ports, and returned either to the
| depOts o. New York or Of Washington.
Ill, Troops under orders TO return North will
BE- transported In the returning steamers, or IN
the steamers which arc the property Of the de-
Nv. Tho chiefs Of divisions Of this once, and
tho chiefs OF the principal depois, will immedl
| Ately report TO tho QuArtcrmaster General the
cxtont Of the reduction which they are able to
make In the force Of laborers, operatives, clerks
and agents under their command.
V. II l. understood thai troops will be made
available for most Of the work AT the depots, and
that thus very large reductions In tho rolls OF
employees will be possible
| vi. All railroad construction and repairs, ex .
eept thosa needed on lines by which troops are
stu supplied, or by which troops may be march
Vii. ConstraeiIon and extension or all bar.
racks, hospitals, and other buildings will cease
unless authorized upon special report, which IN
all cases Of necessity should be made immedi.
aiely by telegraph.
on the 3Oth April should be made up immedi
Ately, and forwarded 10 this Office, with recon
meRdations as 10 the dispositions to be made
thereof, whether to be stored or 20 he sold, aud
" here TO be stored or sold In each case.
TX, The efforts Of all officers Of this Depart.
ment will be directed to the greatest possible 70.
ductlon Of expenditure consistent with the Ell
cheney aud comfort o. the troops now about to be
<. Attention Of all oheers Of the Quarter
masters Department IL specially called TO nara
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RnoFosALs.
pRoPosALs F0R FoRAaE.
cn,' S s..., ;. @.:,,,.. O.ns.'


UNIV ~ " AMMNNNNMI n
.s a. rSSSt,: Ss s s.. -; ssS:
masasr's Dsbaftissst, q wsakinetoh, D. O. Bal
hnorp, Nd, ,Alexaadfia, asa Tcrtfe.s MearOs,
Va " .ithsr q those places With H<y, Corn,
BIDS will Be received for the delivery Of s, 900
Bushels o. corn o. oats, and 90 tons q hay OF
B,dSsrs must state Al which Of N. above.
named points they propose 10 make deliveries,
and the rates A. which hey will make deliveries
thsrc.t the. qnanli.y Of eaeh attieie prcposed %
b delivered, the time whsi said deliveries shah
be Commenced, and when 70 be completed.
bids. aslIa .EF
three bushels each. The sacks 70 be furnished
without extra charge 10 the Government The
hay and straw 10 be securely baled. ~ r
The particular kind or description Of oats,
corn, hay % straw, proposed 70 be delivered must
All tho articles offered under the bids herein
invited will he subject 10 rigid inspection BY
The Government Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time 10 time to
the lowest responsible bidder, a. the interest "
the Governments may require, and payment will
be made when the whole amount contracted for
shall have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder will be required TO accompany his
proposal with guaranty, signed BY two respons-
ibe persons, that In ease his bid be aerepted, he
OF they WILL within ten days thereafter, execute
the contract for the same, with good aud eleBl
| suretes In = sum equal 10 tho pmount VI the con-
tract to deliver the articles proposed In conform
ity with the terms Of this advertisement and In
case the said bidder shall fail 70 enter into ths
contract, they 10 make good the difference between
the offer Of said bidder and the next lowest re
sponslble bidder, OF the person 70 whom the con
tract may DO awarded.
The responsibility Of the guarahtors must be
shown by the onlclal certificate Of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or an
other ohaeers undsr the Dited States Government,
| or responsible person known to this Office
AL bidders will be daily notified " the aeeept-
Ahee or reJection Of their proposals., - !.
The full name and post once address OF eaeh
bidder must be legibly written In the proposal.
| Proposals must be addressed to BrigadeT Cen
eral D. n. Rueker, Chief Depot QuartermAsteT,
Washington, D. Q. and should be plainly marked
| Proposals for Forage. " .u.-Ef
Bonds, In a sum equal to the amount Of the con.
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of hi,
guArantors, will be required Of the successful
bidder or bidders upon signlng the contract
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees, aud bonds
may be obtained upon application At this once.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened aud examined at this once ~
Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, at " m.
Bidders are respectfully invited 10 be present q
the opening Of bidslf they desire.
fsH.n Brig. Gsn. and ouArtsrmsstsr.
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Pooh Rnapmq ApD NoSH AT ALb,--A
6Isl compostd e3clnelveiy OF Lady's
books and 0entleman's Mngahlnes Is only
one remove from starvation. ia man 10
EOs D, eesaaFily Intelligent becsnse he
lcndB BIS eounty newepaper, He who
ftoph there viii scarcely be rewarded for
hallng begun The only difference be-
tWsen come readers Of beuspapeTs, and
ihosU Who gead poiblnE, A. that the former
Know the Rn,aIp and The scandal Of the
county, while TIE latter knoH only the
gosslp md thsegandal Of their own village.
ThB only diiisfrnee bctWUoa some readers
u magsslnes aud tb0ao who read nothing,
Il thai ths former have He'd their lives
Wiih mllk.and-Nstor rnlDance, and u0-
mldGate1 snobbeEy, willis inc LASER have
nel4 61sInf5d from tbs bread sDd butter
n thor tomely cifclst and tbppgh The
0ngp y ENTHUSIASTICALLY. higher Than the
cd. bnlk ~ ols ~ baloN NE tfns man.
that tnl odlHAeube bslHaan them 10
IssFetll r1llDprb ena AsmGllsN,
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BzaGnor BURIAL Cusfons IN sIciL1 -
In Sicily ehnrcby ards are nnkpown, The
cofpsss are placed IN layers IN the vaults
" ehnrnhss wiihont eofiln, and whom de-
composllion performA rs work, the re.
mains 81 ne poor are piled together In q
corner. and aomnllmss walled In; but those
who can tifold Is have their remains placed
In niche IN q special apartment, called
tho Chamber OF Death, Whare for a long
time ne hldeOus relies Of humsnlty msJ
Be aeen by The curious. Il 10 = large hall
on tho ground, floor, lighted by luge
window, lihB ihal OF an aTIisL's studio. AL
round tlhero Gre niohss like gentry -bOzss
LEI INTO hawaii, they are about six feet
higb, aud ne botIomi u Level with the1noor.
f6s corpseD. blaeksned- by decomposition,
arsifig6tful 70 look atf they are kept gen
orally n Z standlng.pos BY a rops
round their nscks, aud their naked, heshless
frerrst on the noorj bat, az the ropes are
not uniformly ltiEhtencd, The attitudes are
all different, some leaning forward with
their hsads 0utslde Of the niche, as though
they were about TO advance Into the
Label fastened on their breast, couched thus;
az am %. d-so, have Ihats said for me
for msrcy's sakk.n In one OF the niches
10 the corpse ola youpg man, In Zonays's
uniforms he 10 fastened around cine waltt
aothaf the body u bent IN two, the head
down and the hands forward, which giyes
him the appeatanee OF looking for some.
thing on the floor. There are also q iew,
-enlS very fsw, glass eolilnsi In one o.
them 10 3 genlletnan wearing chimney
pot hat much too large for whstis ltfs on
he head. A few wooden coffins form .
strange contrast with the CHASTITY exhibi-
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q Pc oTAI oT7Io n

~ y u N
DEn. vELLNr'BPnval, Hospital, m thsY.d-
srAi Block. sornsr q Seventh aaa streets. op-
posiis the Post ana fsisni oasss, Rooms =.
ana - W sialr.. washineton, y. O
An diseases Of . private nature treated In lhs
best selsniiss manssf, ana radical cures eTsetsd
IN all easss sYPHTLITfc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, oLEET. STRUCTURES, sRlfrNAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of voLUPTuous
DREAMS, or any weakness fike oENERATTvR
oRGANs, from any cause whatever, or how
long isandIng, thoroughly aud radleally cured;
also, ooUT. RHEUNATIsM. NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of The NERVES,
MUSCLES. BoNRs and JOINTS; scRoFULA.
BLoTcHEs on the FACK, ERuPTIoNs on tho
limbs and body, and all other ERUPTIvE DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what
ever cause lhsy may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
Ne matter what your disease, let no false deli.
eaey prevent yOu from applying Immediately TO
Or. ysllny, who Is acknowledged to be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases Pear not 10 come and max.
known your nisfOrtunes, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELP-ABUsR
That dreadful seourgs Of the young, INDUCED
in whsn alone, destroys the ssneraiivs organs,
units them for married life, producing weakness
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation and
muscular power, paipitatiOn Of the heart, nsr-
vOus irritabIlity, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful eonse.
qusnees Of delay, do not fall TO make your ease
known Immediately to DR.. Tsliny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skin.
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who were on The brink Of the grave, have been
brought back 10 vigorous. health BY his skilful
trsatmaha.
| MARRIAGE.
| Married persons, or those contemplating mAtri
mony, who suspect themselves Of impOteney,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from q
RELAXED state Of the gsnitsl organs, whether the
result Of disease, Injury, youthfnl indiseretion,
or indulsenee Of the passions in ripper years, are
earnestly eutrsatsd to plAss themselves under
the care Of DIV They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and being restored to full
health and yigor
He treats with entire success ali diseases Of
| f.,..t.. ....a =. \ vftrnnonu. ,.r,,,.-.
LAPsUs UTERI, As., Ae. and in every ease guar.
antees perfect CURE
REEs moderate, and VISITS and coMMUNIcA.
TONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
PEhsONs calling sec no one but the Docrol.
Those at = distance may be TGEArED NJ EAII,
By sending staiemsh. Of CASE, lie.
Jy2-sm