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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

Certificates OF the various articles are first put into
envelopes sealed up and xed and when ortsred, are
taken out without regard 20 choice, and sent by mail
thus giving all fair chance On receip, Of the cert.
cAte you viii what you 10 have aud then Is
option 70 send the Dollar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain q Gold Watch, Dla
nord Ring. any set Of Jsweiry our lat for ONE
DOLLAR
send 30 Cents for Certificate.
10 all transactions by mail shall charge for for.
the business IS cents each, which must be enclosed
when the certificate Il sent Five Certificates Will be
sent for si; u for e.. 20 for s5; loo for els.
AGENTS-We want agents in every Regiment and In
every aud county IN the Country. acting
a. such will be lowed 10 cents on every certificate or
dere By them, provided their remittance amounts 20
One Dollar Agents will col ect IS for every GER
theae and Is cents TO us, either In Cash Post
age stamps BRYAN BROS & CO.,
novel d3m IS Liberty ST.. Ees York CITY.
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Communicated.
HALL OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE ..
November %. 1863.

HALL OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
November %, 1863.
Editor II the Herald:
\ mistake occurs in my speech. as printed
in the Herald Of yesterday, which / desire
10 correct. The sentence, a il was read
in the House, was in these words: "While
the Southern people stood by the Consti-
tuition and laws, [ was in favor Of CIV
ing them all the rights secnred to
them 10y the Constitution, but when
they resortcd to war TO obtain redress Of
their real or immaginary grievances. l could
not, and have not, attempted to justify them,
for | have erer denied the right Of secession"
The types make me say, "for | have neUer
denied the right Of secession" The sub
stltution Of the word Rerer for erer
changes my meaning. as appears
from the context, and contradicts my pre-
viously and repeatedly publicly expressed
opinions, in denial of the right Of secession.
There is no misunderstanding Among those
who heard me, As to what l did say. care
full reader will readily discover the mistake,
but for fear that some persons may misunder-
stand.my position, | ask the publication of this
card. SAMUEL II. BUsKIRK.
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HOERIBLE.-During the execution Of Nirz.
a large crowd u people gathered outside Of
the prison, cut Of sight, but within hearing Of
the solemn work. when the drop fell and Wirz
was sent - his nnal account, gave loud and
repeated cheers. Can any one conceive ofany
thing more horribles Are We indeed going
back - the days Of bsrbarism t-Bosf0a Co.r.
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The Governor elect 81 New jersey during
his three years term q service. from January
l.. beside, the officers connected with the EN-
ecutiNe Department. viii name four out Of six
Judges u the Court II Appeals. holding Office
six years = Chancellor. presiding over the
Court of ChanoeTy, seven year.; Chief jus
iicc and three associates out 81 six, and an
Attorney General. each holding Office seven
YEAR,.
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HERALD.

FRRArA.-In Mr.. BrsKTRK's speech In our
yesterdays paper, be f. made, by typograph-
icaI error. 70 ssy that he has NEVER denied
the rieht q secession. when he did say that he
had frfr denied IL. The letter n on this occa-
ion became very sixnidcant. The speech will
appear in The weekly, on Monday next, cor
rcffaN
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IL used 70 be a doctrine q publicist. and
Jurisis that the right q trade and business
vas natural one, and man only % be held ac-
cJuntabie for abuse In its pursuit. But In
modern time. the doctrine seems TO be held
by our Republicans, tn par excellence friends
q human liberty that the night 70 buy and
ell the products Of the earth, by individuals,
i only 70 b. upon the sunerance q a majority
Of the people.
We thought, also, there was some question
about the eonsttutionaliiy q such legislation.
We call attention % the following communal
cation from some Of our respected German
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MASONIC.

ZINE PHOTOGRAPH on WARRINGTON As A
"a hssoe, sent sny address upon reo~lpt q prc>-
nsd.un siss. with hb hssous< Record J..... el ~
A Ass>s wanted IN svsry Lodgs IN he wess-
kA.CAnPnnLl> la 30
q xae WsSknGs<n suset
NH - nAkAsApells. la4
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The Masonic fraternity Of Nineennes are
making extensive preparations for grandfes.
hSsl On tbs 29th ana soth nat.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

The Following Fine Property:
On ACRES INSIDE TIE CORPORATION CITY OF
~ L<avsnverth, Kansas. surrounded b. improve
Two Brick Stores. between the Palmer House and
Masonic Hall.
Seven es Deaf and Danb Asylum, on time.
Fine building properly.
An elegant Residence nine rooms, lust finished. lsrre
lot, New Jersey street. the Street Railroad. ane
gain In the city.
A House Of nine rooms to reni FOR sx months.
A nice House and Lot on Mississippi street Plenty
OF grapes and other fruit Cheap.
Two Houses and Lots on Nassschusetts avenue. near
the junction Of New Jersey street, for cash.
Ninety feet Kentucky Avenue, next 70 State oces,
Tor sale very low. and On time. except one-third.
The best Frame House in the city Just completed
eres modern built, large Less feet front. For sale
low.
nne Frame House Tennessee street hnshsd Inside
With s<h; inside painting crochet grained every
xissee, eaiit this sumner.
cheap House on Indiana Aveaas, at . bargain
No. House Penasylvxnl. street.
Alarm Of 2i3 acres near Cincinnati, rsch lana, at q
bargain-eso per acre
rny tracts Of Coal on Land In West Virginia.
Forty Ave Improved Farms IN this State.
House and Lot on Tennessee. between 81. Clair and
Worth streets; an rooms and kitchen. very Convenient
Fer sale 81 Q bargain Wan be In market short time
only.
The large fine Building Lots IN Blake's Addition.
known a. the "hlAke Orchard"
lo.ooo Of Cotton and sugar Lands In Louisiana
and Mississippi for sale very hoo for rent far
terms. being the beat situated IN thess ststes
The title 10 ell this property ~in Be gnsrsntsss In
euire 81 NATIONAL LAND AGENCY, No. ~ "eH
WAskiagton street. for pists and particulars.
mos hAppks: zsss.- c...
JAMES u. kin6. Secr>tary.
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IN NDI A n A

IN IN DI A n A
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JEW ElRY.

HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO BE DISPOSED
OF At ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without regard TO value. Not to be paid for until yoa
know what you to receive.
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No Vest Trdshiag,on Street.
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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

The indianapolis Herald. formerly Ia
Sentinel published by those sterling Demo
erat>. Hall X Hutchinson. and edited 10y tn
Venerable and sagaeious Judge Perkins. i
most interesting. reliable and valuable journal
and. A. the organ Of the Democracy Of Indiana
should be literally sustained BOiriiEg Cree
Aur0rd BOredliS
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lTht 3 nttIHgeutet.
THR FIRsT VOLTS.

Who that has loved knows not tie tender tall,
Which hoWer1 reveal Then lips are coy to tenl
Whose youth has paused not, dreaming In the vale
Where the rich violets dWellI
Under the hfelesS. melancholy tree,
Not yet the cuckoo HinRS nor glideI the sake,
Nor Wild thymslures the bee.
Yet at their nEht and scent eutrapeed and thrilled,
All June seems golden in the ApriI SKIES
How sweet the days We Jearn for, TIL iulnueo!
o distant PsradieSi
Dear land to which Desire for ever flies,
Time doth no Present TO the grasp allow;
Bay, in the Fixed Eternal, shall We seize
AT last the fieeting Now!
Dream 1t Of days to come, Of that unknown
Whittier hope WHndeES (mSze without elue0
Give tbeIr true wiicheTy 70 the hOWeTs-thine own
Youth in their youth renew.
Ayarlce' remember when the co vi slips gold
LuTed and yet lest It's glitter In the grasp;
Do thy boards glad thee more Than those Of old3
TAoSs WithsEed in thy clasp.
From h4Je the hand fails paISied-it was 7Hsx
That thou were rich Thy golfers are q IieI
Alas, poor fooli Joy is the wealth Of men
And bare their poverty.
Come foiIed ambitlnnI what has thou deBiredl
Empire and power 20 waudeIeT Tempest test fed.
These once were thine Uhsn fe's gay spring inSPir
Thy soul with glories lost
Let the hOWeru charm thee to the JOcund prime,
When Ger the AtAra Iapt fancy traced the chart;
Thou hGd'ht an ar gels powers in that blessed time,
FeF ThyEsli human hsartl
Hnrk bark again the trsad Of bashfuI EeetI
HATk the bows TustiDB round the try sting PLACED
Let air again with one dear breA be sweet,
Earth fair with one dear face
BhsEITed 6r5t flower, frst love tn hours steal on
To prank the world in Summers pOmp Of hue
But what shall FAINT beueath 6ercer sun
Worth what We lose 10 you!
Oft By q flower, LEST IN some loved book
We u ark the lines which charm most. Re!rAce
Thy life, recall Its lOTeiIest pNs-ge: look,
De d RIO cts keep the Place.
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. PROPOSALS. FOK RORAaB.
CHIEF oUARTBRMAeTgR's ogE1oE,

r
CEGLED Proposals IN triplIeats are invited by
tei 9 IL e, igPRByns tss 9n TsE
Virginia ct Charleston, ParkerlbuTg, Wheeling,
West Virginia, and GsllipolIz, Ohio and the ReTe-
raj DePotB fheHne Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, a. follows: CiAEkBburg, Grafton, New
Greek, Cumberland, MATttnsburg, HarFer'E Ferry,
or either Of these places With HRy, Corn, OAts and
Bids WILDE received for hedeliTory Of three thou.
sand C30o0l buIhelH Of Corn or Oats and hfty (50l
tons Of Bay or Straw and upwards, and must he &C
eompanied by g copy OF tins advertisement
BfddeTH must state ~ which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries, ard tho
rates at which they viii make deliveries thereat,
the quantities Of each article proposed to be delY
cred, the time when aid delivery shall be CON.
meneed and when 70 be completed.
Corn to be put up in good strong EackH, Hay and
Oats to be securely baied.
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject to q rigid inspection by Govern
nent Inspector, before being accepted
ContrBctB Will be awarded from time 70 time to
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests Of
the Government may require.
No bids viii be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals mnSt be accompanied by Susran-
the bid Is accepted, he they WILL within the time
named execute the contract for the Eane with goSd
the amount Of the contracts to deliver forage pro-
posed, u conformity with the terms OF this adYer-
.iseme Srd In case bidder shall fail 10 enter In
% tho ntTsct they 20 make good the difference be.
tween the offer Of Raid bidder and the next lowest
Ponsible bidder or the perton to whom tho contract
may be awarded.
by the ocfaI certificate Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or other
Government official, known by this Office.
All parties will be duly notified Of the acceptance
OF rejection Of their propo8aI0. ia.
All proposals. must be made in duplicate, and be
accompanied with the oath OF Allegiance o! the par
ty parties, unless Il has already been placed on
Ole in fhis ONCE.
The fnil name and post Office address of each bid
t,lv~ RNRF, NW,f
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TRUSTEEYS SALE
Iron Works. Mineral Lands,
WHEELING. WEST VIRGINIA
&c, AT


DURsUANT TO THE DEED FROM JOSEPH
1 ,WHlTAkER, George P. Whitaker, Joseph
Coudon, and their wives to the undersigned trustees
dated the sixteenth day OF January, 1865, and now
Of record in the Recorders office Of Ohio county,
West virginia, we will, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
T%ELPEH DAY soR APRIL. BIGHrEEN HUN
DRED AND sIXTY-PlVE, soil at public auction at
the front door OF tue Court House Of said county.
commencing the sale at Ten O'Clock in the foreuooS
the following described property viz:
PlRSr. tract of land, continuing, by survey,
torty.tWo acres two rooda and three perChes stu
ated in Ohio county, in and the city of Wheel
Ing, bounded as described In said deed, being the
tract on which Is erected the Iron MIL and estab-
lishment, commonly known as the Crescent Iron
Works, with the buildings, fixtures, engines ma
ehinery, rolls, lRthes, TOOLS implements aud equip.
ments pertaining to the said works. These works
are we'll arranged with boiling and heating furnaces
two pow erful ines with the usual trains Of rolls
and fixtures complete for the manufacture Of Rail-
| road and sheet Iron, having a productive capacity
Of go to ZT6 tons Of rails and IS to so tons of Hhee
iron per week ALSO, the coal and other minerals
and the right to take and carry away tho same In
or under the above mentioned tract, and another
tract adjoining the same, containing eighty acres
one rood and thirty .three peTches, bounded as de
scItbed in said deed. raid coal lies contiguous t.
said Iron Works. and DO transferred to the bin,
Of the furnaces without rebandIiDg. ALSO, the
portions specified in said deed of the lots numbered
two hundred and forty two and two hundred and
forty three, situated EofF street, between Second
and 7 bird streets, in said city
SECOND. We offer at private sale in parcels To
sutt purehHseis and ifnot before sold, we will oIeI
at public sale at the same time and place, teT
thousand acres, more less, Of land, deEcribed II
said coed lying on the waters OF PIsh and Fisbint
creek In Wetsol county, West Virginia Said Ian{
IL about 40 miles distant from Wheeling, via the Pal
timore Ohio Railroad which passes through Il I
is supposed to lie within the oil region Of VEST Vr
gnial is heavily timbered, known to be rich in iro,
orc and other minerals, and is well worthy IN
attention of those seeking Investment. A pIn
Of the land, with full d. scrpiion can be Geen n
the once of VIM. ?. Peterson, Esq, in tho city c
TERMS OF SALE. The purchaser to paw not Ia,
than Onethird Of the purchase money in hand, bu
to have the optic" of paying greater portion o
the whole thereof in hand. The remainder (if any
to be paid In one and two years, with interest rou
the day Of sale, the purchase giving bond and seen
rity therefor to tSe satisfaction of The undersigne
trustees, and also securing tho same by deed q
trust on the property sold to aim.
JOHN W. GILL,
GEO. W. WHITAKER
ORIsPIS OGi EBAY
NELSON Z Whitaker,
ID HUBBARD,
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DR. stfickiand's Pile Remedy has cured ,h s'i
Of tho worst cases of Blind and Bleeding PlS +
gives immediste relief and effects permsasE 'sis
Try 1t directly. It is warranted 70 cure
For Sale by all Druggists. General Opt b
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBlLNt
DIR. eTRICKDAND's TONIC.-We can re:2zs:.
those suhering with loss Of Appetite, lEdis51
or Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nerves Nc:
to use sLrickland's Tonic. It is vegetsse Pfsitl
ton, free from Alcoholic liquorl; it Er5is.
the whole nervous system; 1t crcas g
appetite, andis warranted to cure DyFefh L
Nervous Debility. ..,-
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 PEI ts;.t'
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, 6 East F0uf'a III
Cincinnati, o. ar
For sale by BRENTLINGER L DERRY, w
KRAFT 1 Co; MOABE,. KRAFT 4 co. IN IN
o. W. GRAHAM, Wheeling, and By DFE'
generally,
oct. 21-daw1y.
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as true as 1 live and breatbe-wbeu Cap-
tain Bob Shorty put his ear to the mouth
of the fallen Confederscy, be heard, slowly
spoken, these remarkable words: :..a
his-has-happeued-
-cRnse=I-ean-noM=d eyelop-my-real
! IIi'
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CHERO KEE PILIO

GSS-;For the Removal of Obstruction, Il,
the Insurance Of Regularity in the r..
eurTeHee Of the Monthly Periods.
G4The cure or obviate those numerou, di,,,,
that spring from irregularity, by removing II, 1
~ -They cure Suppressed, Excessive and P,s.
full MenStruation. ''a
NATh6Y cure Green Sickness (ChlnrosiN
1s9LThey cure Nervous and Spinal Affections =, e,
IN the back, and lower parts of the BODY, He,yrsS
Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation Of the U-
boWnesS of Spirits, Hystera, Sick Headache, Gil
ness, ETC., etc. In word, by removing the Inc
lartty, they remove the cause and with it All 4
effects that spring from It.
IA Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, IL
contain pothingdeleterious to any constitution. b,
ever delicate, their function being to substiiz
strength for weakness, which, when properly u
they never fail to do.
N4sThey may be safely used at any age, s5I
any period EXCEPT DURING THE PIRsTTHsi
MONTHS, during which the unHalling natpr.
their action would infalliby PREVENT preanancr.
Ali letters seeking information or adviser
be promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
~ Full directions accompany each box
W Price 81 per box, or six boxes for IS.
- Sent by mail, free Of postage, on reess
H-sOld by all respectable Druggists.
DIR. W. R. MERWIN 90,
Sole Proprietor!,
mr24 d&w1y No, 80 Liberty Str, New II
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mAr1S-td
Sprlgg House, &C., for Sale
ut Auction,

DuRsUAET to the decree made ty the C;rcu;t
u Court OF Ohio county, on the fifteenth dNv of
December last. In the suit In chaueery pendinp
therein between Peter YRTnArl, Junior George 4
RoeS and Emma his wife. COmplainapts and bsnIai
o. List, the North Western Bank of VIRGINIA ana
others, defendants, We will at the front door ~ Inc
Court House Of Ohio county, on TUEsDAY THE
EMENTY-ElGHTH DAY or MARCH IN TUE
HFAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND STSTY-FJVE
commencing at eleven O'Clock NJ, proceed TO a ii
ht pubic auction, tho Lots numbered tbree and
seven in square numbered one In the city of
wheeling, and those parts OF the Lots numbered
IO1F and eight IN the same square, which by The
Slli OF Zaehariah Sprigg were devised to Samuel
sprgR and IAehRrah Jacob in trust for the purnoEeI
sot IOFth IN said WILL excepting much Of said ta
seven aud eight as set apart in seyeraltv N fb
heirs Of Mordecai HArnall deceased and thoso oart
SI said Lot number eight which were sold 10 Gs roe
W. johnson and JAG, Landfried az in Eaib docrsso
more particularly specified; the real estate so 10 be
sold by virtue OF the said decree being the same M
part o. which now Stauds the Hotel called the
OF Wheeling. A !" 'ue OILY
TRIMS OF SALE. The purchaser IN ,,, ~,
Iess thSn one, third OF the purchase money in hand
out TO have the option ofpAying 10 hand nh ,rsS
portion or the whole thereof The resIdnc r. S6Sra
Dc any to be paid by equal instruments OF rjni.I
IN eight sixteen aud tWonty.four months viii N
LeEea on each instalment. from the day ~ raIs
aeleETed payments to be secured BY bond Eitb ~
iamStoFy security, and the title to be ratsjncS ~
'uftnSr security until payment in full. -
g BRADY
.as,a DANISH LAMB
Conn |
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Trnstaa,s Sale

IN PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS oP Tprsr
dated October Slst 1880 and recorded i th Sne
I I'm LOT Ohio county In deed took No. 81. nasS
u 80 Daniel Peck as trustee; the other dated MA
Ss5 :" nnH recorded IN deed book No IS, rage
u ~ l. EhE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL. 1888 AZ 10
&c & A. N at the front door OF the Court House
LotS mustered qsl, $50, 2sS 2S6. 26f sSs ma $50
I1 Ine additton TO the city Of Wheeling laid ont nv
MHIam Oh9pine, and being the same preperfy on
which sale Seminary nov stands :. : a. SSS1' -
TERMS OF SALG: third OF the purehas-,
nor ey and Al costs and expenses of sale to De maid
u eash and the balance In one aud two years With
from sale the parties purchasing to secure
SAID payments to the Satisfaction OF the trustees
Eehng - Trustees We will convey such title as ID
sion to be given the hrst day Of July next. IseS
DANIEL PECK
$50, DAGIkL LAMB
Ie9-to Trustee
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& ShsstIIgn VA

II facture Of the above articles, an P1ts. q
% NIL all orders promptly. and as cheaP, o. IN,
than can be had at any other house 10 .n Tnoi
keeP the latest patterns of STOVES, 6otn md
Coal andWin warrant every Stove. l an ~
TO DO all kinds Of Job Work in Sheet lt0s a:,,rsi
spouttuB and GATHERING ofhll kinds RlEsJ y, ~,
Copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans I.r1 y
kind also very cheap. Merchants and SIDs''
ing TIE city will do we'll to give me . ea5tn vii
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Bkt LOCK HGSFITM |
,wT EsEABLIsHED AS BERUa1 HReA
RzE OILY AGE WHERE A
CURE GAN BE DETAINED.

.
DR. JOHNSTON HAa DISCOVERED TIKI HOB1
~ Certain, Speedy and Only Enect1al Remedy
In the World or all Private DtEeaSeS, weakness o.
the Back ard Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, I'm
potency, General Debility, NerTOuGnes4 DyspePds
EanKuor, Low Spirits, Confusion OF Idea1, Palpita
tior Of the Hear, HnidiJy5 Trembling, DimneES
eight or Giddine5S, Disease Of the He'd, Throat
Nose or Skin, Affections OF the Liver, Lung1S ston
sch or BoEelE-thoEe Terrible disorders arising from
the solitary Habits Of Youth-those SIuEEF and sol
itGry practices mere fatal to their victims than the
song Of syrsns 70 the Mariners Of glyEss bnghttnf
ing marriage, &C. impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of solitar1
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which an
99sy SwseRs to an gaTs gESgs q
intellect who might otherwise have entranced Liz.
fsning SenstoS with the thunderE Of eloquenee, OF
walked to ecGtaoy the living Tyre, may cali with full
w. MARRIAGE --f 80
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriages being aware fPhyGeal weakness, organic
HeEho places himself under tho care of DR..
may religiOuSIy conhde in his honor gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill ~ physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Fun Vtgor Restored a7-
This Distressing Affection which renders Lifeane
Marriage impossible-is the penalty paid by the
victims offmProPer indulgenees. Young persons ar,
the dreadful consequences that may ensue.S Now
i@ho that UNDERESTIMATE the subject will pretend tc
deny that the power Of r0ereslon h lost sooner by
those falling into Improper habits than by the pru
dentl Besides being deprived 81 the pleasure o.
healthy ohsPttnE the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both b0dyahd mind arise The system
becomes dernaged, the Physical and Mental Func
tons Weakened, Los5 Of ProcreatiVe Power, NeryouI
IrritabfIfty, Dyspepsia Palpitation of the Heart
In digestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick Sti, 3
Left hand aide going from Baltimore street, few
doors from the corner Fail not to abSerVe Che name
ard number. 80 p Ht-. ef-"a t- 20 ,.,
Letters must be paid and contain 9 stamp. The
Doctor's Diploma hangs In his ofhce.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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"a MereNrQ q Nanseouls Drpa1i,.. :. :.
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College. of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one Of the most eminent 0ollegesi B
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Parii
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known
wnen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds, bRshfulness with frequent bIushtnE
cnred INN etiRteIY. -.l.--. Z -.
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", 8. DUNBAR, u. q: p ~
JOHN n. PHBLPHs, Pre- -

Once one door south Of Kram'T' :
Main street
Ladtea RiEhing to consult the Or. u ths neg. fiT
can call at room No. SO, Grant House, :tr-
Lee VIII take pleasure in accompanies rs,
the oflce. Can be found at the Grant En-
night, L1 AupS