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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
n. &. MARSHAL,S SALE.

b. United States Dttnst Court Of the Omitted
~. W yS.s, t6o RtstEtssof WEI
TN puEsuanee Of Decree q the PistEjct Court Of
the United States for thOL DEfE6tj 81 West Vir.
gini6, rendered at the Rsl form, 1885, ct Wheeling
In the ABOVE entitled cause, win on TUBsDAYi
JUEF I8th; I565zAt de front door Of the C0urf
public auction to the highest and best bidder, the
tract Of land icontaining about one hundred arreS
more or leB8S situate IN the forks Of Big 6Ve oEeek
in said county Of Marshall, and In said decree men.
toned, being part Of the farm that James BuTley
bought OF John Gala heT, and bounded a. FoiloWs
to.Tft: beginning at . stake in the mouth "a .
Bayou. corner % piece ofthe same faTW, that was
hsretofore sold to VIM p, Davis; thence down the
creek With the original line Of aid survey with The
several courses and distances hereto 70 the centre
Of hfEe cut In the bottom made by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, and where the creek
4 stump, corner 70 spice, say about eight and a
half GcTee,s hsretofqre Ipld to Robert Alexander;
tbeneg With eRid AlexAnder'a line sAstWarilY TO q
atAkotn the held, corner to said Alexander; thCnoe
southWardly with said AeXandeEs lInd % the nc nth
nde Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
original line OF said survey thence eaBtHardly with
the original lice With the several eouFAeg and dis
tAnees thereto, 70 stake corner 70 said VIM. p
Davis thence .noIthWATdly with the said VIM. p.
Davis line 70 the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-Riiteen PR cent. OF the purs
chase money In hand: the balance In three eqgal
instruments at SIX, twelve and Eighteen months,
with interest en- each deferred instAlment from the
day Of sale until paid; the purchaser giving bond
with good security FIR said deferred instslmsnts
deferred payments at the next term Of this Court
Bale 10 commence at two o'clock P M'=Isis = 4
q HOWARD n MORTON,
apr2S-td D. Mashal.
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For SANE. q.

I OPRER POR SALE NY PR6PERTY, litrGtsd
II the line Of the ationAl road, four les east
Of the city Of WheefnE6 Said property consists Of
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
hnishod, bath rooms and 81 modeTp improvements
also fourteen acres Of ground attached on which
convenient Out'h0uses, Guiding briok Stabling,
ice and spring house, chiCkery and two cigterns,
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees oil
choice kindi Pear Peach Plum and Quince trees all
bearing. There also choice selections Grapes,
RAspbeITies, BlaokbenieS, Strawberries and other
small frritB. The grounds are finely laid ont with
eVersTeenS and other ornamental shFubbery. a.
Il will also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiTing to purchase all together igga9s -
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to price,
terms Of payment, 40, can leave their names at
the Gas OompAny8 office or visit neon the premises
fe22-ti JACOB HORNBROOR. T.,
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Sale OF, valuable Real Estate,

IN THE CITY OF WHEELING. 4.s.
n WILL, ON THE slst DAY OF MAY, 1885, at the
IL front door Of the Court lHouEe In the city Of
Wheeling oher for sale the property in Tald city
known as the "Whetllng Cotton Mnls' (unless sold
at private sale on or before that day Together with
all the mschnfry aud fixtures thereto beIonginR
TERMS OF SALE-OnssHRli idtRSdd rail-! Rhd tho
residueiil one aud two years from date with inter.
est, secured by deed OF trust the property The
purchaser nAy.pay the whole purchase money III
h nd II hedesires to do 50. Z j B. JAORsoN...
AlAy o 1890 q iTgs t, q i.a,eu myls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
sma,t % eredILsd % ia E8g65 eEaKEs2sgr IA

m1gt be credited u thssS s9b 81 egGf Eeser sS6
good seqse S6e inh abitapts them selves -
No city ever contafued FL ire elements Of
turbulence than Richmodd d Fof the frat few
weeks after the Occupation, and that this
element has entirely disappeared, without
any stringent police regulations having
been spilled speaks we'll for the PEOPLE;
and ,shouid De placed to theft credit. The
rebel Uniform has entirely dissbpeRred
from the. streets, 90 well as rebel gRae6nade
and regrets for the defunct Confederacy..
A REMIHIs0EEoB 10
OF the State Department fell in my way
yesterday, that the recent assassination of
President Mincoln makes of additiousI in
terest aayl ~ neon. we il.
On the evening ofrthe 18th of September,
1854, detective of the State Department
arrived in Washington, aud laid before The
then Secretary Mr.. Marcy, fulEpToofs and
details Of q plot conc0eted 10 New York by
the Italian CabonAEi, for the murder OF the
Emperor NApoleons n an early hour
next morningMr. Msrcylseat for DIR. West
Young, then just retired from The 0biet
clerkshipi of the Naval Office. and handing
large sealed package ssid he wished him,
to go TO Paris Immediately, rs speciAl
messenger, and deliver ,tb9t package Into
the hands Ofihe American Minister, end TO
be sure and allow no one during HE transit
to even guess that be was on Government
business. The package contained full in.
formation concerning the plot, With in
stEnctions to The Minister to INN eiiately
place them IN possession OF the French
Government. Dr.. Young arrived 10 Paris
safely, but Mr.. John z. Mason, then onr
Minister, was absent in attendance at the
famous AsteFieI Conferences.
After weeks patient waiting Mr.
Mason returned, and being put in pos.
session Of the documents, Immediately de. 1
iiVefed them TO the French Minister. for
Foreign affairs The Information fus OBJ
tanned enabled Napoleon TO thWart the
conspirators and 10 save his life, and there
is no doubt that the knowledge that the
CabonAri bad sworn 10 take his life was an
melting cause for his war on Austria, the
result of which was Italian unity and inde.
pendence. Certain tits that after that war
the Oabonari pardoned him in solemn Con
cIaVe. Thus the old nursery rhyme cons
corning great oaks and little aoorns, proves
it's truth again.
WeihaYe just lost our President by vic
lence, and the proof is conclusive that his
death was plotted for moths On English
ground. 1t is charitable to presume that
the Canadian authorities knew nothing of
1.-THE awful tragedy inCubSting within their
Jurisdiction, but if they had and had pos
sessed as true an idea of International OBJ.
legations as the American government evi+
deuced In the case cited, the great Presi-
dent might have been spared To ua.
Coming back to times present, s ,f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lopdor
Graduate from one of the most ointment Colleges n
mas been spent in the hospitals OF London PARA
PhiladelPhia, aud elsewhere, has effected sone n
the most astonishing cures that fWeTe eySF known.
many troubled with ringing in the head aud esrt
Wlep asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden sounds, bashfulneGs, with frequent blushipo
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, were
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
LINES OF Travel.

Fl People who remember the dFsariness and
UeHfiness of last summers and winters
journeyings on the James would bebsur.
prissd at the change. The elegant steam
ets Of the Bay Line Company come to out
doors, We go on board without the haras.
sing attendance Of pass, are swiftly and
PLEASANTLY waited to Fortress Monroerand
changing to, auotheF of. the Company's
6oats, go North rejoicing, without, during
the enuFeJburney' eRcoVnJeLing ar single
afraid. Let everybody with leisure and
means come to Richmond; do pleAsanter
Journey can DO tGUndUs siasfi a.sa aIe y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
JOHN BROWN.

e. sVOcl1soE 70 Hs7U o.
w KKES % BRowN
1SO MAIN sTREET,s.si
~ '' q WHlRHTNa.W W. VA.
lAofosRAPHS Of all Ilsol and SfyIS, FSitS iSh
=. on and WatSr cOlOtd, AniihSd q The latS1t
"A larry assortment Of en- Ana RsIsv,oo5 Rr,,..,
Al e TaEtoty q Fancy aHA OAOsp UASoI ;
a. Old Pictures copied TO earis or lIfo-EiIH ,.'E ~
Gall and OIAnIna.I ,,rla
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
, GsaLl0K, Senator, It'll Disg or
w. g. DUNBAR, n. II. D.
JOHN NJ. PHELPHS, Pros. Senats

,.o... "a the err Butlding9 z:
VI9p l '1F stpp 9fl Gey ana evening. =
gTIHE nnrnoHe ~ tbis inst,tr+,o,, q, a.
IprPPIPSS fSJ Is 70 lnstr1et
,I5,{ l4 SllI 9Otl
snS tEansaetion OF pec1niaIy
In tlhtp Andtt4 eoncpmitaniEi
gtribped NJ ita abs5ra 5tk,bJss...,,,H A,,.,o.
izity and intrieaey, and adapted to the mod Ra
node Of doing business, especially IN the United
states 10 the leading subject ofattenti0n Its LAWS
which are as exact, unerrinR and free from excep-
tion e. thhse Of nAtdla end oopRriyed in very few
R6Ede, are first made familiar to the student, who
Book k6spfdgy I'M nuniSrom aetS Of books in GFeaf
variety et toftns 1ih acquires imhStsryot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
JETY. DAVIS IL PRISON

Remains ibe object Of central interest 1t
is certain that the prisoner vas heavily man.
delsd one day last lgask, and 80 remained, until
yestera0y afternoon. During the days he
was irOued Davis steadfastIy refused food,
eating each day nothing but a bit of bread,
and yesterday DR.. CraVens, said plainly to
the authorities that unless he was relieved
from the shackles the prisoner wonld not
live two days. In consequence OF, this rep
reputation the irons were removed late
yesterday afternoon, aud then DR.. ,Cravens
is reported to have further expressed the
opinion that unless Davis was allowed more
fresh air than he, conld get by constant
confinement in his cell he would not live
ten days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
, ORGANIC -WR3KNRSSS

This Distressing A ffection--J Cd renfsTS IJ,.
Marriage impoAIible-is the penalty paid bS ,Rs
victims OF improper indulgence Young ~
100 apt TO commit eSceSs6S from nor bsj5g sS aLe
the dreadful consequences that may epS5e No o.
VINO WI. That understands thsSubject will pretend ~
deny That the power Of pgOcrsatiOn is Loaf son. 10
TGnote IalItnR INTO improper hAbita thsn by dc
denti lIeIdes being deprived YOf the pesHirs :,
neAitny 9isprng the rhobt serious and destruettSs
symptoms 70 10th body and mind arise, Ths EVTt.,s
becomes deran6ed, the Physical and Mental EnDo,
tons Weakehed, Loss Of ProCreatiVe Power NerSHTS
nysPePgia PeIpttqlion of the Heat
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Rss,S o.
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST
Let hand side going from baltimore street, few
donrs from the corner Pan not % nbssrys he nsn
and number.y - 's NC lA"'e
letter. must BE- paid and contain ltap,p. tn,
Dootors Diploma hAngs in his ofhce. AN'
A CURE WARRANTEDIN TWO DAYS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

Married PersepI,pr Young Men oontsuDl,.,,.
being sEafe OF ySicaI fness
debility, detormities speedily cured. game Anie
he who places himSelf under the care q, n.
seaAY reugiougIy eonhde IN hisRonOf a. RAnr,.S'
auu confidently Kelly upon his skill az n6y sicI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

7GIpeciSlly who have become the vicrinop Of ao.
VICE, that dreadfql and destructive habit ESSrh
'YouIS Men or the most exalted tsIstS s Of
intelecG Who might other wise have sntraSrs5 ~
ssninS senates' Win the thunderS Of el6o1eUc. u.
atSa 70 Tyre, may cali With Ri II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

He will live the ten days however, for to,
morrow he emerges from the case mates OF
Fortress Monroe, and will be sent to Wash
ington. The gunboat .Connectfcut, ordered
from W Washington for HE conveyance, will
arrive IN Hampton Roads this morning,
and Tomorrow forenoon the prisoner viii
be conveyed on board under strong guard.
g. Davis certainly has shown childishness
and temper that is in the highest degree
disgEAoefnl TO him, and robs him Of ali
claim to pity or respect. No great State
criminal ever stood in go unenviable
light before the world. From the first mo-
ment Of his capture until now, he has not
shown single sign OF that fortitude, conr!
age and dignity that have 30 often giIded
the ! asst hours Of orime. None Of this has
he shown. He acts and talks like SPOIL
ed child, whose play things have been taken
al Am writing ramblingly and disjoiptedly
of times past and present. Of matters here
and Of the inmate of the cell at Fortress
Monroe, but must come back to Rich.
moud again and say few words of our
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
TiR,Cgppef +Sh8stItoRfH Ware,

HAVING Increased my facilities for the mann.
IL faeture of thSIab6ys artI6les am iprdpared
% NIL all orders promptly, and a. cheap or cbesnsT
than can be had at any ether house in fbe itT =
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
ga, and YIi warrant every Stove. i an PREPARED
g 90 AL Etpdg qtIab Work I'm Sheet Iron and Tfn
and will siYe .4unh5 jobs my personal ,attentfo5
spouepg and ttertng ofall kinds Slyays On haTid
Topper and BEaf4 and EEpit 81 III 700
Etnd Also very cheap. Merchants and Sther1' yisit
ing tie city will tsoll give mo oSiE asf,5-s,,
lea slai iiaTTsz ,e511rB4 p. CALDWELL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
gasI!29REl0CE E03EIIII

II 10y adAs bIs0oEtsBED TIN Itne,
IN The %oEi sF GRd Only hectaS7 Rs@s51G
shp9 Limbs, strIctureS, I6ectIonS "a
t F DEshareeS IN tns
RShSy 1ehtfAI Debility, eSukneEE Dvss hLl'
10y GenfnSion OF TdesS PsIp1saa
5 5sR q Ttndity, Trembling, DmnpitS'
SsIgnt % t4dha@g nSeSbe iof the Hes5 TS-aLoo
w ~ - the Liver, LunRIt Sal
~ - YeTEible disorders
SbtSo Of Hoatll-those sIrRIS ~ non
LAY !, more fatal to. thsir yictim1 La I i'
tS VI 1s, 1.-the Mariner of Ulysses LEbts
inB marriage, Ac. impoSSIbIa F-A'ont .EehCEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

Z" W it'-- y 2 =
Is the good order eVeryWhe&e, and at ali
times observable 10 this city. Since the oC-
cupstion, there has been NO outbreak Of Suy
Kind one or two personal affairs growing
cut q alcohol, aud few robberies, bring
the whole Of the qfepses, ARaip9t good or
%er No city Of itS population iu the
onleG States is more orderly, more quiet,
ulote o'Se0t IN every reapeot, than, Rioh.
%ouS. nnue some of this is probably due
:" 'ne military authorities, the most of Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
DIR. JOHNSTON,

A CURE WARRANTEDiIN TWO DAYS.
SEftNo Nsre,,Y,s mr. N,,,..o,,. H..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
GIN. LoR1r1O THoMAs,

The AdjutOnt-Gsueral Of the army, has ar
rived here, charged, doubtless, With some
important end delicate com mission ,fChs sT.
act nature Of which has notitFauBpIred.-
At 40 early hour on Sunday motnlnR he
was encountered in the Custom House, en-
curing for Geu ,Patriokls office, In . feI
Gays, probably, the nature OF the business
that brings him TO Richmond will be eyi-
dent. ~ sss -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

THE purpose Of this institution ia 10 instruct
youpg msh (Gndg women tool In tina Sprineiplk0.
which govern the correct Transaction Of pecpniaiy
buEinea, and Accountant hip AnditI oonoomtanIi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
81 Is YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote connubai happi.
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour.
y dar to the view; the mind becomes shadow Cd
with despair and filled with the melancholy reHec.
ton that the hApPinssa of another becomes Dghted
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
ne eaptor of Jen. DAVE.

The sctuA1 captor of JEFF Davis was q
private in the 45h Michigan cavalry,
named James h. Lynch. A member Of
that regiment writes: lrsa
aDavis would hsve undoubtedly escaped
had time been given him to mount his horse,
as it was considered the fastest in the corr
federscy. Any attempt to doso was rem
dered entirely sbortive by the daring in
trepidity and presence of mind evinced by
James q. Lynch, 8 member Of Com
psny @. This gallant soldier dashed
ahead of our entire party, by the cen
tire of their camp, and instantly secured
,jeff's horse, as we'll as his arms. The
horse was we'll known TO Lynch, IS he had
seen him frequently in Richmond. JEFF
was thus rendered pewerless to escape, and
virtuslly q prisoner to this gallant fellow
who turned him over TO 8 strong guard IS
soon IS our men anne up.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
PERIODICALS.
Y0HNG FnLKS-

An illustrated Monthly Nag dine fer Boys and
3iTIs sditsd BY J. T. TRy WBRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LARCOA- This Msgs-
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ne issus Of the April nUm0er 1t will have an 60
tablished circulation OF 5000 oop'es- 1t IL cor
disIly commenced by both the secniar and Iehg1oul
aresS: also by all persons interested in the subject
~ Juvenile Literature, while the expressions OF
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convince hem that the magazine answers q want
that is universally felJ. II IL the aim Of the Pub
fishers TO make II a hrBt class msgaziee IN every
respect, and they will spare neither labor mo-
erpense N their endeayors to furnish 70 then
yuanR readers one whose monthly waits shall De
always welcome, and shall be. expected Will plea
sure.
The stan Of Contributors embrace re following
among many prominent names: Mrs. SIOHE' d.
W. LONGFEGL0W, JOHN q. ON
HOLMES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captain MAfhA
REID.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
PrInet saIm-saIm.

Aoorresponden1 of the Cincinnati Com
z~pereiaL thus sketches this foreign officer,
now in our service: Is4.s,
Your lady resders would like to know a
little more of him. He is of medium
height dark complexion, and wears q
moustAche, has manners are gentle and un-
assuming, and the best evidence Of the pu-
rity of lis order is 8 natural, simplicity,
free from the airs that are wont TO dis
tinguish "humbug ceivSlry." His elder
brother is Surzsrain of Anholt, in West
phAlis; his sovereignty, however, has been
sold TO Prussia, and, in lieu, he gels syear-
~ stipend. A little German book of
sketches, on his table, gives the following
as the Princes full name: aFelix Con-
s~tantine Alexander Johann Aepomuk
Salm.Sslm." The word YSslm' signifies q
sort Of fsh-our salmon" The Princes
wife was Agnez LsClarc, born in CaDs1s,
eff Ccbsn parents, but educated in New
Yerk. She WAS married 70 the Prince
August 80, 1852. She is about twenty
five or twenty six, q brunette, and of al
most perfect figure. she is q capital
horse-womsn ; but what is better than
besuty, also q person OF much good sens9.
The Prince is one Of four German nobles,
who at the outbreak Of the var chiVsl-
rcusly left their land, and espoused the
cause OF Republican ism. Another Of the
four Is now in Ctneinnsti-LieutenAn
Colonel R4dowitz-on Major General
Hookers staff. Though bred in sristoc-
racy, they are all Democrats. The Prince
hopes an appointment incur regular army
when, sitter having INDUCED his wife with
q visit to his relations, he wishes 70 return
and take up his abode with as He has
been incorporating in his pursuit o.
rebels. A few days since, a Confederate
cfhser, graeed win the trsppings Of hi
rank, clustered in, aud, with hiPPant con
hdenee, demanded so and 60, in consider
alton Of his character Us = "~c9nfederst'
officer" "ConfedersLe ofhssirb replied
the Prince, II not know soch peoples
You mast mean a tam TebeLF Let tn
Prince have the regulsr army appoint
meQL.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

De d,
A GENT AND COMMISSION MIR
n CHANT for the sale of Flour, Grain and ali
kinda Of Country Preduos. Brick Warehouse, Nc.
"a River street., nsaT Railroad DepOls, .UIeVelaBd,
Ohio mh26: ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
aKLBs sPROIFIO PILLS-WAK'

aAHFED h ALL OAsES--0sn b rtbed
RsVoE fail 70 o1rs! Do not nanBestsi Are spsse
2 sstlozi 10 aaaugs Of Eist required Do not h
ts-5srs eith buntasss DurBaisi Can b. used vita.
NJ dotsoyicnl UpsREd Of 10 cUTss the past NORTH
-sous OF thum very asyera oGssa. Over one hnp-
Ers5 phyEiosnrs have ns0d tbs0 IN thsiE prBo-
Sc, and spsaE Gel o. thar sBcsey, and approva
y sbsif ooapoftiOl, whoa -. entirely segstAbie'
nd harmless o. the syTssu- snudrsds OF esrrli
- - IS sausu. Bs1r Specific Hns are th,
s-fginsI aHG only gsuuies Sps0tko PHI. They are
ssepaad sr msis sud feDale, oIdor young, ans
&c ONLY FaIabls remedy nor exciting = peEmse
,rDs srd Epec5V cure 10 al eEEaE OF epermstorThsa-
= Esmfasl Wssknezs, With al Its trains Of evils,
.roh sg U7athrsl and vaginal Discharges Glsst,
~ Whites. Nightly or Involuntary EnisBtons, In.
Sy5psres, Genital Debility End Iuritsbility, In
sotsucy, Weakness OF loss Of Power, SeTvous De
b1fty. Ec., So, all o. which sTt5s principally no
RsxuSf Exaassss or self Ebuss, or some oonEEtsr'
aruat Seseugsmeut, Nn0 inospaoGaLe8 the E1neFeI
Sra1 fuIdHsng the duties o. married life. In 81
ss-usI aissaass, a GoncErh8a, Glset and btr1otursai
a5rseIsfpE Physician foE tia treatment Of seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, and HsrEou1 DtseHseai who VII
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Inv FTEEW TuOUEAeD-Df BetPs Irsasipo %
~ AIRES, Premature Dsoay, Lnpossno1 and Los
AZ Power, sexual Diseases, Seminal WsAknsz
T;sbtlT Emissions, Genital Debility, g., Co. .
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-. % he afsstsd, and which should Be- read b
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