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The Proposed constitutional
AEnenGEMe

The Joint Committee on Reconstruc-
ton, consisting of six Senators and nine
Representatives, agreed to the following
proposal of Constitutional Amendment,
which was reported to Congress on Mon
day:
-'' ARTICLE -. Representatives and
Direct Taxes shall be apportioned among
the several States which may be included
within this Union according to their re-
spectiVe numbers, counting the whole
number of persons in each State, exclu-
ding Indians not taxed; prooided that
,ohenever the elective franchise shall be de
MED or abridged an any State, on account
Of race or color, oil persons IF such race or
color shall be excluded from the basis OF
representation"
This amendment virtually RENTS the
question of Black Suffrage TO the several
States, requiring only that each shall
abide by its own decision, aud not count
as basis of political power in the Union
such portion of It's populatiou as it shall
deliberately deprive of power and exclude
from the body polite. Considerable op-
position being made to the Amendment
from the Republican side of :he House,
discussion was postponed till further ac-
ton could be had on its merits by the
Joint Committee.
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POLITICAL GossIP.-A Washington
correspondent, in reference to the rela-
tions of President johnson and the Repub-
licans in Congress, says:
. The very latest news have from the
Presidential mansion is to the effect that
Senator Fessenden had an interview with
the President yesterday, and that he is con-
viHced that there will be no difficulty in
managing the matter of restoration with
out any controversy with the President.
The President has made the subjoined re-
marks recently to a prominent Senator.
He said : Il must look to the Republicans
for support, and not to the Opposition. 1
am familiar with the history of John Tyler
and Millard Fillmore, and do not intend to
follow their footsteps. We will wait for
the report of the Joint Committee, and if
it comes within the bounds Of reason, !
will be satisfied"
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Ba- The Washington correspondent of
the New Bedford Mercury thus describes
Gen eral Grant as he appears on the streets
of the capital: "Gen. Grant rides in a
one-horse buggy just like any other man,
[ saw him on T street, Saturday. The
top of his buggy was turned down, aud
he sat iu the carriage alone, Smoking a
cigar, of COURSE ) with as little concern as
if assassins were never known. He is
quite horse jockey and doesn't allow any
team 10 pass him on the road-if he can
help it. Think of Wellington or Napo-
leoD, or our own General Scott even, APP
peariug on the streets in buggy, and
driving his own horse + And yet General
Grant has commanded larger armies,
fought more battles, ard captured more
cannon than either of them.
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The State Agricultural society.

.
TIE State Agricultural Society held
their annual meeting at Harrisburg on
the 10th inst, which was we'll attended.
An interesting discussion took place
upon the subject of taxing dogs, in order
to protect the wool-growers of the State
against the killing of sheep by capines,
and at the same time largely increase the
revenue. St was stated by one gentleman
that there are five hundred thousand dogs
in Ohio, and by another, that there are
sever hundred thousand in Pennsylvania,
and about one million in New York. The
society ask Congress to impose a tax of
two dollars on each dog, which would
give to the public treasury revenue from
the three States mentioned above, of over
four millions of dollars. 1t was also sug-
gested that Congress shall make each per-
son who fails to make return of the
dogs owned by him, pay penalty of ten
dollars, one-halfto so to the informer, and
the other TO the Government.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr. Wright, and finally adopted
That we hereby memoriallze Congress
and the State Legislature to levy tax
pm NOS5c1 Aob OuI q plOICCllOu " 'iiO
great sheep growing Interests of the State,
but also as a source of revenue to the
Government ; and that the president of
this society transmit this resolution to
Congress and to the STATE Legislature,
with such remarks as he may deem pro
per-"
The 25th, Goth, 9th, and 28th of Sep
tember were designated as the days upon
which the next State Fair shall be held.
The place has not yet been selected. Eas-
ton, Reading, Erie and West Chester are
all competitors. a committee consisting
of the president, A. B Longaker, l. B
Rutherford, Wm. Bssell, j. II. Ziegler,
A. E. Kapp and D, E. Driesbach, were
/ appointed to receive proposals for the To-
| cation, and make report at the March
| quarterly meeting.
1t was announced at the meeting, that
the last three fairs had been self-sustain-
| ing, and that, having some five thousand
dollars in the treasury, the society could
afford to be more liberal in providing for
future fairs. The following officers were
unanimously elected:
President-A Boyd Hamilton.
Vice Presidenfs-First District, James
MCrea; Second, George Blight; Third,
Vincent l.. Bradford Fourth, A. B
Cummings Fifth, Adrain Cornell Sixth.
William IL. Holstein Seventh. Isaac W.
Van Leer; Eighth, Tobias Barto; Ninth,
Jacob E. Kreybill Tenth, Ohm I'll. Cow
den Eleventh, Jos. Sigman Twelfth,
Daniel G. Driesbsch; Thirteenth, John
! g. Morris Fourteenth, Amos e, Kapp
Fifteenth, Geo. A. Bucher; Sixteenth
Daniel o. Geher Seventeenth, Louis w
Hall; Eighteenth, B. Morris Ellis; Nine
teenth, II. w. Russell; Twentieth, Mich
aeI G. Trout Twenty first, George Rhey
! Twenty-second. Jno Murdoch, Jr. Twen.
ty-third, William Bissell; Twenty-fourth,
j Joshua Wright.
additional 1fena5ers Of the ErecutiUc
Committee. William Colder, Jacob R
Eby, BENZ. 6. Peters, John H. Zeigler
Peter Hurdle, Frederick Watts, jane.
Gowan, David Taggart, Jacob S. Halde
man, Thos p Knox
Corresponding ,Secretary.-Jas. Young
Chemist and Geologist.-S. S. Halde
man.
Librarian. Gilbert.
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FEac News.

TIE annual report Of the Auditor Gen
oral of Pennsylvania has been published.
1t lis an interesting document, and worthy
of careful perusal The quota of the State
under all the calls Of the President for
troops IS given, together with the number
of troops furnished. The total number
sent into the field during the year 1861
was $50, ,594; during 1862, 7I,100; du-
ring 1868, 43,946; during 1861, 90,704;
during 1865, 25,S40--total number sent
into the field, 362,l84. This is an array
Of figures which cannot tail to be emil
nently gratifying TO the State pride of
every Pennsylvania. One year ago, the
State had in the field tgo hundred and
ten rcgimeutal organizations, and many
unattached companies Of infantry and cav
airy and several independent batteries OF
artillery, which numbcr was subsequently
considerably increased by the formation of
new regiments, companies and batteries.
To-day, there remain in the service Of this
array only six regiments Of infantry, one
regiment of cavalry, and one battery of
artillery.
A SYSTEMATIC attempt to destroy the
town of Titusville by fire was made on the
oath nit y large number of buildings
were burned y Vigilance Committee
has since been formed, who have erected
n gallows in the town, with the intention
TO execute sudden vengeance upon all
concerned in the plot-if caught.
THE Pennsylvania delegation in tie
National House of Representatives cou-
tqins the oldest and the youngest member
of Congress Thaddeus Stevens, of the
Lancaster district, is the Oldest, being
seventy-two years Of age, and G. Y. Gu
yer, of the Crawford district, is the youn-
gest, being only thirty-fve.
SLAVERY seems to die hard The
Sampson county, n. c., Court larcly con-
vcted a negro of assault on a white man,
aud ordered him to be sold into slavery as
a punishment. The military authorities
Immediately ordered the Court and all the
parties concerned in the outrage under
arrest.
\ BILL has been offered in tic State
Legislature to repeal the law imposing
the State Tax. Sufficient money, it is
said, is raised from other sources to carry
on the State Government, pay the inter
est Gu the public debt, and pay portion
of the public debt each year.
GEN CRAWFORD, the United States of
fccr who has been fllibustering somewhat
extensively along the Rio Graude of late,
has been arrested by order of the War
Department and placed IN confinement in
Fort jackson.
New JERSEY may be said to be fully
in the Union again, both houses of her
Legislature having just ratified the Con-
stitutional Amendment abolishiug Sla-
very.
THE trial of Gen. L. c. Baker, late
Government detective, charged by Mrs.
Cobb with false imprisonment, is now in
progress at Washington city.
"HETTY," colored woman, aud relic
of Pennsylvania slavery, died oil the 10Th
instant, at Abbottstown, Adams county.
She was aged nearly eighty-three years.
IT cost the Federal Government last
year S2,783,0 70 to do the public
printing.
SECRETARY SEWARD has returned
home from his salt water trip, greatly
benefited in health.
OH has been struck in Alabama.
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NEW MUSIC sent to any address. fra.
postage, on receipt Of price
Victory at last. Song and chorus by "
Bradbury,
Our Noble Chief has Passed Away. an 81.
egy on the death of Abraham Lincoln
It's all up in Dixie, by Tucker,
JEFF. in Pettichets, by Tucker,
I'm lonely since he left me, by N. Keller
lie, or down in Bennsylvanla, by Schmi5.
l believed her true to me, by H. MIllard.
| have so much to tell, by J R Thomas.
Let him rest, tribute to the lste Stephen
Q. Foster, embellished with likeness,
Limerick Is beautiful, by Boucicault, mu-
sic by Dan Bryant,
Lost star of my hope, last song and cho l
rus, by Henry Thcker,
Little house under the hill, by F C Phe'r,
Leave me not in deep despair, by WOOD.
Mind you that, by ] II NcNaughton,
Moonlight with thee. by R Meyer,
My beautiful Lizzie, by J. Mcmahon,
My Polly Ann, comic, Davis Reed,
Mothers blessing, by F. WiddOws,
Maggie Moore, by D Isaacs,
Ny angel boy, BY S @ Foster,
Music on the waves, duet, c w Glover.
Never deem my love can change, Thomg
CAi AlCs Nv llhllAS StstI,
There's none to say good night to nae
Be thou forever mine, II MilEard.
Beautiful dreamer, for guitar, s Winner
Beautiful isle of the sea. J R Thomas.
Blue-eyed Lefty May, p Isaacs,
CadaverCus Jones, G Bowdram,
I cannot call her mother, ChambeTlsiE
Jennie lives but for thee, J Mahau,
kissing on the sly, J G Marder,
Kiss me, father, ere | die. Walker.
Bury ne in the sunshine, II Milliard.
Angel child, w II. Burr,
Beautiful cloud, Arabia,
Striking lie, as sung by Dan Bryant.
INsTRUMENTAL-NEwW WALTzEs
L'Ardita, by L Ardita,
Bellies Of Brooklyn, G " Warren,
Dalia grand valse, E Kettener,
Faust, Oesten,
Flowing streamlet, c Wells,
Faust, W Warren,
Harvest home, Jean Manus,
Hearts ache, VIM B Allen,
Ida, Jean NaniUs,
Kiss, l. Ardita,
Kiss, brilliantly arranged by c Kf.rs7s5
MARCHES AND QUICKsTEGs.
Lincoln Funeral March,
Funeral march, from Don Sehestjan,
Frldel,
March Hongroise. II Woolenhaupf,
March Tremphole, DR. Perabeau,
March Montenegrine, H Mayher,
VARIATION.
Beautiful dreamer, A Baumacb, Il
! Call me noJ back from the echCless shr
| Dear mother, I've come home tc die,
| Lanigan's ball, II Baumach,
Send for illustrated price lists Of -
, ments and catalogues of music Addr
Q. J. WILLARD
Wholesale Piano Forte & Music Dealz {
dec7, ,65tfl SAT Broadway
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Feb. 1, 1s66-3t*
A uDITOR,S NOTICE

IA The undersigned Auditor, appointed
bv the Orphans Court of Cambria county, to
distribute the money in the HANDS of William
Kttlell, Esq, Administrator of the Estate of
Eliza O'Donnell, decd, upon his second and
final account, hereby gives notice that he viii
attend to the duties of said appointment, at
his office, in Ebensburg, on THURSDAY, the
Ist day of FEBRUARY, 1866, when and where
all persons interested may attend
WM. ii. SRCHLER, Auditor
January 1st, lS66-3t.
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~ Iron IToH! ITCH !-SCRAToH !!
SoRAToH SoRATCHl- WheGtoR's Ointment aciIL
cure the Itch az Ks Hours. Also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chjlblairs, and all Eruptions
of the Skin. Price so cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, l70 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded bv mall free of
postage to any part of the United States.
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bGg- Col Parker, Chief of the Seneca
Indians, who is on Gen. Grants staff, and
who has been employed as engineer upon
some of the most important public works
in the country, studied law about twenty
years ago, but was excluded from the bar
because of his color.
BsS- Gold closed in New York on
Monday at 139
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SALE

~ The Commissioners of Cambria county
will offer at public SALE at the Court House,
in Ebensburg, on Wednesday, the 9TH day Of
March, 1885, at one o'clock, p. m, the follow
ing tracts of uuseared and seated lands,
which tracts were legally purchased by IL e
Commissioners at different Treasurer's sales,
and have been held five years and upwards as
required by law, subject to, but without re-
iemption.
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HEIFER.

CTRAY HEIFER.
~ Came to the premises of the subscriber
at Gallitzin, on or about the first of August,
1865, n red heifer, with some white on hind
legs supposed to be two years old. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take her away, or
she will be disposed of according to law
DAVID MILLS.
Feb. l, 1s66-9t*
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RS% Mrs. Stephen a. Douglas was mar
ried to Major Williams, of the regular
army, on the 23d ult.
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The owners of any of the above tracts of
land at the time of sale to the county desi-
ring to redeem them can do so by applying to
the Commissioners at their office, on or be-
fore the Sd day of March. No redemption
will be allowed after that time.
Witness our hands a0Ebensburg, this 26th
day of January, a. D., 1866.
f. GLASS,
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Attest, WIN. h. SECHLER, Clerk.
Ebensburg, Feb. :, l866:4t.
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| UDTTOP,S NOTICE.

A UDITOB'S ) NOTICE.
n The undersigned Auditor, o.
by the Orphans Court of Cambria CO
report distribution of the funds IN IN
of Joseph Miller, Esq, adminisr
the estate of Rebecca Crom, late
merhin township, deceased, upon his !
filed, and affirmed by said Court
notifies all persons interested in 81
that he viii attend to the duties Of 4
appointment at the office of Wm. h.,sIi
in the borough Of Ebensburg, on Nv
the 10Th day of FEBRUARY next 81
clock z. NJ. JAS. c.. EASLl, AZ
Ebensburg, Jan'y. 25, l866-St.
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MUSIC TEACHERS and DEALERS -.
be supplied with Sheet Music. I1s,-,...s ~
Books, Pianos, Organs or Melodeons ayT;S.Sl
sale prices.
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rbe A1leghan1en-
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1866.
INEETING OF rHE COUNTY COM

Nh EXITING OF THE COUNTY COM
IVA MITTEE.-The Union Co. Committee
of Cambria county will meet in the Court
House, Ebensburg, on Saturday, the 9th day
of February, instant, at one o'clock, p. m, to
select Representative Delegate to represent
the county in the Union State Convention TO
be held in Harrisburg on the eth March. en-
suing, and 10 choose Conferees TO meet other
Conferees from Indiana and Jefferson coun-
ties, to elect a Senatorial Delegate to said
Convention. \ full attendance is requested.
D. o. EVANS,
Chairman Union County Committee.
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SRICES REDUCED
InIIN~ SI,A NErN- ~ III

= JOHNSIONN \ hARBLE MI
The subscriber has just received S
and handsome invoice of
TI,ALL1N AND AMERICA y M
comprising the largest and finest stock
kind ever brought to Jobnstown, q;
tablishment, on Franklin Steeet, whey
prepared, with an adequate force Of
enced and skiiIfuI workmen, TO exec
kinds of
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,
MANTELS, TABLE TOPS,
BUREAU TOPS, &C, &c,
as cheap as they can be purchased in
the cities.
A large stock of GRINDSTONES o.
and for sale low.
Articles of my manufacture can he p
sed at the Hardware Store Of Ar.
Huntley, in Ebensbuag.
kSg~ Prompt attention paid to order
distance, and work delivered whe1
red. JOHN PA
November 50, 18G5-tf
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J. D. & Fl. W. Smiths American Orp,-,
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Wholesale agents for

Cahart, Needham & Co.'S New Par,o. q
gans, Melodeons, Church Harmoni1ns
, 1866-08-21

nrrr l,i,u Tt,.
mi m a,a ~ G iaan VINO urea ths shot III:
81. ~ a"u a!tcs ano''leT ailefnps 10 raise
,,a,a. ".er, stA.teI n slowly down the street.
,,sa uvmS 'eees:h'zea " ih",nas stns!i1n: .'..
1,aN VI soal, iae'"rs. rs White. nn1;;
~ !sssea: ea1a something IL the ehssi snas i:
NC ~ou1a Eakc II all night IN I!,e .sotn i,,n;;,
taTain Hrrne- Of Precinct 40. ,rIn, s.,s'l y;
the house of white, arrested ~ l,"n' a'o cop'
feyea hm 10 ING station IL taon ,,as, -, ,v.s,.
Aeks1:to VAS tnheu n,.,,.r1 ,rs,a,n ~ IT, NJ.
.hS1on street, hta! -y1- ,.. 20, ....3 ~ u'c9
, 1866-08-21
= nc Bride OF a Month n Widow,

lfiom the Grand Napids Eag1c. Aug. 1871
a CSrnnnn correspondent, writing to the
says that few days since Mr.. Mcdonald,
u Livingston County, came out with lis
wife "a daughter or Peter Crosby, Of IIart-
land, and the bride Of only month";, to
visit at the house of Michael Driscoli. d
wealthy farmer who lived about three miles
named Dennis, who had greatly desired to
marry this girl, but nll his. entreaties,
though supported by the influence OF
her parents, proved yain, und McDoa-
aid WAS tho mnn Of her clinicc. Having
promised this much We may state that the
Of m invitation sent by Dennis 10 the
young lady, In which he desired her to tc
sure and bring hfT husband, in order that llc
might prove to he. that no feeling Of anger
or jealousy yet remained III his bosom. At
teu o'clock i. M, on the evening Of bis arri-
val, Mcdonald was in lis usual health !;
at iour o'clock in tho morning he was u
corpse The suspicion Is that lie was l,ois.
oned with strychninc, lc having died in
spasms according to the usual effect Of that
drug. 1t seems TINT just hefore guin:. to
he'd he WIS invited by Dennis to tnkc y glass
| straight to the room where Ills young wife
| was, remarked, II feel had in my stomach,
| and i'c1lcvc Dennis put something in that
beer" From that moment he grew steadily
worse tintiI his dcnth- 1t is stated that young
Driscoll purchased strychninc II few
d. days ,,, aEo, o nt ths stnre t. of druggist
Willie the young bride was wailing in til.
agony Of q broken heart and tlarkenca life
she WIS 1oll hy the elder DIisco1l to ''sl,u
up lcr noisc," and that she cuulta have :
homo in his house as lung as che liked. O
course tlcsc arc stories. aud must be talScs
for what thcy arc worth. The stomach o
the deceased has been sent to Ann Arber tt
be arulyzcd, and the two Driscolls arc undel
| nrrgtt tor. murder.
, 1866-08-21
Liverpool 1Inr

lFFom ltlcAafueon, .stll d Co.'S C4TcrlaF.1
REEAp*ITfs-show III tie change since tasr week
The weather continues uai avorable for coming d;
TEST but buyers are ting to m1ke large p9rchtse
and business is eherkel b. tho nrmaes Of ,aoy hol
err Wheat Y tslr tieInaf wlhout change prices
81 per 1O bs; spring 109 t94 ID white l1s odIis ID
Canadian, none Flour y eId for udrauce aud 6daM
reE Eck obtained hero business has been done in sacE
nors Harre1 Hour les* Inquired for and only sorts
bring an ADVANCE Western State %s297Y Canadian
- 6lss0s sour per brl Of 195 cs tornln :opd
GeEand Al NfcRen ld* rates. and the recent heavy ar
T1ra!s are readily cleared Oh At 2ss Cd for prime
Mtsten n.i1td Inferior Qualities At 2tss per TO ns
Mhte none tns In rather better demand Late rates.
G3s ID rer = Ms Oatmeal qutck.
EEKps-CloysF nominal.
1ALLoW-fn f1!r demand at kteady rates. EaIes Of
about I'm casks rrincapally at e. rer cEt.
FRsENToSs-Racnn. in onIy moderate inquiry, and
lover Rates have tsen asrcp1sl; salt about A boxes
Cumberland Ct At 4s fos ne lower sorts at
Rcwt7 sEost middle. s!h in, and clear 50 5ls
I'd GnE Fb in 5ds II g and cleas, zig y a. Hams
1slst S%t sss;dy AZ - tsss shoal1e at3s. foES
hrs at - f9os for Eastern brands prime mess aud
Hss bEl for Western. Reef retailing steadily aates
about 30 tcr. Including In j. II. Kents l0i; Stxtop
1tos: isel1s It's Cd; snl small lot joacs GIf
sold II lGss "a, nnd other small lois 1t
lNk 1Ee tnc. theese selling pretty freely. in Ill
enc at5tk+ mtdd!ns to good, 3s55ss cwi- Butter
The new arrivals Of Can1alan turned ont r.ther soft
!afIhe 1ow racs have tniacel sont luycrs to CONE
3oyWart and sales amount nearly 100 tons iHcluia
american, at asae cwt. and continental At 50 5jH
r STt.
, 1866-08-21

Joliet Accommodation. 4:i5 p m. s3:50 d m.
kxpsets Freight, with PASSENGER car attached,
viii leave pasfenger depot eyesy Saturday At 3:2d
p. NJ for tie NeeL
The Joliet Accommodation cuunnctg with Ex~
press Freight for War Sratons- -"
SUNDAY excepted, fAondsy excepted. Saturday
excepted
, 1866-08-21


is the ou5 Fnzsietan spectsust now In the e.sJ
tha1 ean 10 entirely relied upoa Go TO np<, aad not
sudeT Disease 70 remain IN 5our sSs.ena, dsegu-tns
your face and body. btdes destroying your happiness
and fasust prospects In 1ln- He has msda personal
disease and DEVIOUS debility his study toE the LIST
twenty yeazs, md Il, therefore, TIE person whom all
Of his not heing cared since he has hen in this city.
Hts reputation has vouchers In al the ciry pspess.
hs patents aad The medical profession both teza and
abroad - being tie most skilled Specialist hxe, and
thorough naste+ of his profession. II Ill Others I'LL
don't despair, are him call. 1t Is oa1y eo5anou
occurrence With hin to cure such cases. Hss ,oo,s
are separate fbr ladies' and gentlemen sud The mos,
complete In thn cisy- Consu1tstious nee 4ai con-
ndntial.
Dmce 119 South C1ark-st, corner OF Monrues., hall
u block from the Post 0r1cc- Post Oiuce Box ISL,
Chicago, III Omce honss hon. =. IN. to sp-m
Send for his Guite 70 Heslsh,~ published moashly,
Ire Of casrEe.
foCsG AEs, TAX PAEzIcrE.aK Ecz7I.-poctor
Bselo~ desoree much OF his time 70 the treatment OF
tho8e cases cause By eefek hahtt which ruins both
body and mind, uuntsug the individual fz
either business society. The sd enecA Of the&e
early hahs, or the e1ess of rpes yes,s, 10 weaken
and debttate the consdtution destroy the physical
and mental powers diminish md enfebe the natural
feelings and exhaust the vlial energies of msnhood;
The pleasurs Of life arc marred The object OF marriage
frustrated AID exsteucn itself rendered term ot Nh.
ceasilg misery and 1e=ct Such pc.koos especially
those contemplating marriage, should osa no time IL
making immediate application, Dr.. B. by his new
treatment u enabled Ia speedy and pezraneny
CUTE.
E80mce, 179 South Cla.kst., corner Of Mon7oest