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President johnson appcalcd to the
people for a verdict on bis policy, and
the result is amazingly grand. The
circumstances under which itwag rem.
dored, too, give this sweeping and
overwhelming expression oe public
opinion special significance, and in
crease It's importance vastly above
that Of ordinary political campaigns.
The President deserted tho princi.
Piles upon which he was elected, and
proved false to the people who made
him vico-Prcsideht. He had tho
vanity 10 suppose no could break ap
the Union party aud put himself a,
The head of new and successful or
gNnizatiop. To this end he gathered
around him few treachcrous Union
nom place seekers and time servers,
like Doolitile, Dixon, &C., aud decided
to uso the patronage Of the Govern.
ment to build up this new party. The
Democratic party, broke down in rop.
utaiiou, and disirusied by the people
because Of its disloyal record, gladly
rushed to the aid Of johnson, and
then tho latter entered the race with
the old Democrats party at his back
numerous doseriors from the Union
party at his feet, ready to do his bid
ding, and the Federal patronage in
his hand as bribe to tho Office hold
ers who should follow him.
Aud just here We may remark that
the most sublime spectacle presented
In the leico contest through which
we have passed, was tho almost uuan.
imuus refusal Of Union ofIico holders
20 barter their principles for place.
Thcsc men said to the President /.
Como on with your gaillotino our
principles nrc for safe. lie found
nen, Of course, 10 take their places,
ut not the old Office holders, or men l
'ho will chro to DO remembered. r
But lot us look at the verdict as I
esldrcd through the bOilot-box. We I
annot yot give the exact majorities
a the several States, but here they
re in round numbers, and very 'neSr. |
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g Worm TRyMo-A writer in the
Ohio Farmer claims that the rot can
be prevented, when not begun, aud
suspended when once commenced, in
any species patatoes, BY simply dry
ing them aud Keeping them dry, He
holds that the rot is wholly caused by
a aJmgas growth from the skin Of the
potato, and that the Jingi depend en-
tlrely upon motsi,tre ior existence aud
growth. Thus by drying the potatoes
tho growth Of the faagi is prevent a
aud the potato remains sound or il
tho rot has begun, the drying process
kills the f44si, the rotting is suspend,
cd and that portion Of tho Nubor not
rotted win remain sound. This ia
certainly worth trying by producers,
dealers, and especially consumers. 3.
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ortAoao1.a

An exchange, in speaking Of the
prevailing cold Wind, says: hold BE.
reas whistles fearfally TO. day. betok.
ening tie approach pfwhter, and al
monishipg humans 20 resort TO wool
ems and tho cholera to seek a warmer
climate" Thatwould be "orthodox .
certainly but We would much rather
take tho woolcns than tho cholera
Il Is possible comma was olni nitted az.
ter tho word "woolons. but whether
tho omission Is due 10 tho editor or
tae dosil, we don't know. The re-,
splt Of practical adoption OF tho rc-
ltios Indicates that il was
tho work oftno latter parsonage ~ 10.
lsae CsmMwciol,
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Gerspal Grant and the Presidency.

A gentlemen of this city, an intiN
mate personal friend Of Gen. Grants,
called on him in Washington not long
since. His purpose was 70 get the ins
hueHee Of Gen. Grant with the Preai.
dent ia relation 10 an oficein the city.
Gea.'Gra told him frankly that hia
namo would be of no service to him,
but an iDjary. He said he had solic.
itedsbatvery few hvosso Of the Presi-
lent, and TO them no favorable re~
sponso was returned. He said tha,
one day Mr.. johnson spoke with him
in Fslniien 10 IA Ho said to Gen.
Cs4nt You say that you arc not
candidate for the Presidency. Nov
promise me, . said tho President
"thatyou will not lot your name b
used in connection with the Office, and
i viii grant you any favor in my pow.
er TO hestow' = To this Gen. Grant
replied Mr. johnson, l am rot a
candidate. But suppose the people
insist on making me ono, what can. |
doY Aud besides Mrs Grant has
been recently looking ~ tho White
House, and thinkashe can run that
establishment quite as well as it is
run Eow And yon know. Mr.. Presis
dent thai those womOn will dc pretty,
much as they please. AndMrs Grant
would decidedly object 70 my giving
any such promise" The PresideD.
looked ~ if he did not understand
exactly whether this was in jest or in
safpesl-~ CaUeYendsnfs Boston Jour,
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.0nthe nother side, tho President
carried, by the votes Of men who do
sired and fought for tho destruction Of
tho National Government, Maryland
and Delaware, which gave him in tho
aggregate, 6,000 majority, leaving n
net Republican majority 10 Tho nine-
tocn States in which elections wore
held of'404,000l ~ .i9H
This is tho answer given by a loyal
people to the appeal Of tho President,
A more crushing response was never
given. A more fitting rcbukc to al
hithless public servant was nevor adj
ministorod. Nor was a policy ever
moro emphatically indorscd than that
presented to the people by an able
and patriotic Cougross.
And the great feature Of this re,
suit is that thero is no appeal from
tho decision, Tho case has been tried
before and passed. upon by the high
est court TO which It can be carried
under our Government; and under
the weight Of this verdict, with his
hands tied, trusted by no one re-
spectcd only SO far hs respect is due
TO tho ofIi,c, not capable of giving
strength to any public measure with,
out hold upon and incapable oil
gaining the respect or confidence Of
the people, Mr. Johnson must worry
through his term of office and sink
below the level of John Tyler or
James Buchanan--a depth in which
he viii have just cause to pray that
he may be forgotten by his country.
men. - Cincinnati Gazette.
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Err & KIRCuNER

n HERCuANT TAtLoRs, and dealers Ia ready.
INl made Clothing Gents FunlshiugGo oSh Hats.
Cans, eto. Constantly on hand, Broad O oths, Ca,s
merei and vestings, Washington straet, THIN, Ohio
e-V- Particular attention given 70 Custom Work
Al orders will meet with prompt attention.
e1t- n. b. We have the Agency for the best Sew
ing Machine nov In use. novR-n4-tf
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DIED ON THE CARs.-Mr. Padcn,
conductor ON the sanddsky, Mans
field 4 Newark road, informs us that
yesterday, on his trip, an aged lady
got on his train at Shelby and paid
her faro to Monrooville, saying that
she wished to change cars there and
go to jackson, Michigan, She was,
apparently over seventy years Of age,
aud quito infirm. When the train
stopped at Havana. eight miles below
Monrocville, she brhssed the ais q
and asked gentleman if that was
Monroevillc. Being told that Mon.
roeyillc was the next station, she re-
seated herself aud in moment moro
began to gasp like ono dying. The
gentleman to whom she had spoken,
sprang to her assistance, and conduc-
tor Padon called physician from the
front car, but before he reached her
two minutes at most--thc woman was.
dead, The corpse was brought to
and then placed iu q pfiion
to be forwarded TO the, friends Of the
deceased. From papers on her per;
sop, il appeared that tho as@s Of the
deceased was SopiA Tpbbs, and that
'ha came from Sunbcrry, Delaware
'oupty, Ohio, where her friends reside,
The latieg have beoo Informed by tell
sgraph Of the sad eyeat.-,Saadusky
Register,
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THh subscnbar oifen for ale, his Fam 1.-TWO
! miles East 81 the city, containing iG0 acres Of
land,-l Of which are cleared the baauce in good
timber, a hne steam Of water running thfoushthe
st,he house, Al the needfu improvements will be
found together with hne, large apple orchard and
Young orchard OF peach trees, Also Cherry. umb
aud Pear trees, Grsoes, No. .fN -a4
t-V- For teuns and other Information apply % the
subscriber on the Fam. JOHN A. MYERS.
TWIN, Noyembers, ls60.-u.
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chss = Halpin, alias Miles oReiIs
ls elected Register oe N. Y. City by
a majority Of abous 10000.
The Republican majority In Massa.
.haseits Is 20, 900. Two oolorod men
havp been elected TO the Isegislstare,
Gov Brownlew is understood in
his mossass, 70 adyooate negro suIf i.
rags and perpetual disfranchisomon,
for allrebels SIS lia
AIIerald spcihl says il Il the iateu.
tiou Of Gov Swami 20 call the Mary.
land Legislature together az an earl,
day, fort he purpose Of impeacbinS
Judge BoSD. 81 :
Alta meeting ofthe Ohio Democrat.
ic State Central Committee twas re-.
solved to hold the State Convention,
for the nomination Of Governor and
other State officers, on the sth of Jan.
uary next.
Generals Grant, Sherman, Howard
Logan and other dist!asuished mill.
tary. sbisfs vill meet at Cincinnati.
on TIE 10Th, 10 reunion vito the vari+
Gus Orders Of the old army Of Tie
Tennessee
Col. IL. A. Taylor, son. in.
law ofPresident Harrison. "A gontle.
man of advanced ago and limited
mcans,ahas been appointed Postmas.
ter at.Ciucinnsti Benedict still 70.
tains the POst-olico at Cleveland. !
Tkc navy Dhpartmeni have in con.
sideraiion the sending of the ironciad
MiahtOnOhah, now 10 European wat. \
ers, TO- tho Paoihc cofss She can
sail, ,'or rther steam from Lisbon to
Rio dc Innorio, aud thence follow
the track Of tho ironclad Moaodnock
around Cape Horn asa
President johnson has given die
Board Of Missions of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church, the sum of 81 ,OOol
to be used In the purchase of tbeNIa.
rine HafpitaI at Charleston, S. G., ia
establishing a sihoolfor colored chill
dren. ~
Tho War Department has called
for 47b,00O iron head blocks for tho
the national cemeteries, E,ch bio, K
is to be nine inches wide by iwolve
long, with an inscription Of name,l
rank regiment apd corps Of the sleep
er beneath. with the date OF his death.
The Hcarld's Paris correspondent
says General Castclnuu will arrange
for the retirement Of the French
troops from Mexico en- masse, as M
pol~on thinks thst march BY dctach
nents wou be ireohvehiant. 1t was
co iidercd that France would be 70.
lieved of two iucubi, Rome and Mex
co, asoat the same period Of time.
A very large meeting was hold
Thursday evening at Cooper Institute
New York, to aid in the establishment
of a National Asylum on tho Poto.
mac for disabled soldiers and sailors
Horace Greeley presided, Addresses
were delivered by Lioat WooDroRo,
General .. 0. HOWARD, Gov. HAM,
lLroN, of7rexas, aud others, A con.
tribulion was raised in aid Of the OBJ.
ject. About $4,000 100000 are .
needed TO establish tho inst.tution.I
There are fity.Gve Protestant
clutches in China and ninety. Eve
Protestant missionaries. Protestant
missionaries are also settled in Ma.
gaski md Yokohama, in Japan.
Many Of tho rich japanese are learn
ing from these missionaries the lang.
uagas of the western nations, The ,
number Of Christian conversions in !
India, Baruah, and CeylOn, is 2ls, !
lS3, aud the number Of English and \
American missionaries IS b4l, The /,
children Of the mission schools with /,
in the same bounds are 00.57l. The
number in all the schools is 100000.
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Wnntel--a Pnrtn err.

4 N active Young man 70 take = half Interest IN
~ nv Photograph Gallery. ~ For luther par
tieulars, cell Al nv rooms aver Nat onal Exchange
Bank, Shawhsnis New Blosk, Tinin, Ohio.
nove-n4-lG T. DicKEN.
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A G II N rs w AN ED
q For The Pictorial Book Of
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS.
Z cfthe Rebellion; s'eat
Heroic. Patriotic. Rou.n,is, rlumorou, sua rrsss.i
.Splendidly Illustrated
win over sou Fine Portraits q beautiful Eusraylus.,

--~ a ftsfitH HH ~
TIME valiant AID Bravs IIearsd. the rictur.
= esqne and Uramatio--the Wittv and Mnrve loui.
The Tender and Pathedc The Roll Of PANE sud sto.
ry---Camp, Picket. Soy, f3coat Bpvouao and sisge-
sisfiliar sufrHses- Wonderful Escapes. Fanioat
words and deeds Of Women aud the whole Panorgma
Of the War srs hers ihdringy poetrnyed IN master
" mannsr-at hissorinal sad Tonanl -Feh der
ing II the most ample, nuiqne, brilliant and readable
book that the war has caliel forih. tF- Amusement
AZ wellas Instruction taay be found on every page
graphic detail brilliant Wit and sathentio history are
shillfuily iniergoveni this work Of literary art.
to This work sells tself. The people ere tired
hum oTous, rumantic and startling Our gents are
making from One 10 Tw Iundfed Dollnr per month
clear Of all sxpduiss. ts- Send foroiFcuhfs giving
toll particulars ard see terms and proof OF ths
abl, assertion. EsY- Address
ff NATIONAL PUBLISHING co. ~
n5-AL i48 Weu lth 81. incinnaii Ohio;
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About jeff Davis.


Tho parole granted to JEFF, Davis,
some months ago, giving him the
privilege Of the ground of tho Fort
tress during the day, has been extern
ded through Executive influence, by
removing all surveillance over him,
aud the guards from his roops at
nights Instructions to this effect
have been sent from Washington to
the eommaudapt Of the Fort. thus
diyestiug his imprisonment of any
thing like severity and paying tho
way, as is generally presumed ,,for g.
nal parole aud release All the
guards over him both durios day and
night are being removed. ...ll
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NOTICE.

TIME nnkuoa heirs Of Iichs si Riens, ,lsceascd,
l. will take notice, that James D Robinson, adj
mi nistutor of the estate or on the QR
dag ofsvpts mber, ls6G, filed hi petition 10 the Pro.
bate Cont otseneca County, Ohio aIlealng That the
personal estate Of said decsd nj 1. 10 puy
The debts I'D charges pgainyt the kame that he died
seized In Zee simple OF n-Iot No. in the town
Of Mexico, In the County OF Wvandot, in said STATE
and that ri unknown heirs hold the nett nhstIancs
therein The prayer Of said petition IL for tie Of
saih pTsmses toy ynent debts andebafge,
atoresaid said petition will be foE hearing on ihe
frat day % peeenbtr 1870, htten o'clock X. 7'ls''
'h JAMES D. ROBIe . ION. Admin aittator. d
GiusoS \ PssSrSoroS, Attorneys.
n3-tt-Pl-sa 50. 900 .Ifl Issi .rrh .a y, l's.i b.
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Tim Official vote Of Delcware, fol
Governor giyes Salisbury, Gem, H.
2iz majority.
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80 DIR. sCHENcKs
PULMONIC SYRUP.

.sl DIR. sCHENcK's
PULMONIC SYRUP.
This great medicine cured Dr. J. H. sonnNoK, tho
ProprielOr, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when Il had
assumed " most formidable aspec., and when rpeedy
death appeared 10 be inevitable Hia phyulcans pro-
bounced his case incurahe when be commenced
he use Of .hll dniplo but powerful rlinedy. His
health was restored In very short time, and no
return Of tho disease has been apprehended for all
tho symptoms quickly disappeared, and bis preseni
weight h more taan two hundred poundA.
Since his recovery, ho has devoted his attention
exclualYeiy 20 The clIrc,of coasumptlsn- and De
diseases which are uNuAlly eompticalod with e. ahd
tho eurei effected BY his mediclnes have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. DR.. scHnNcK
visits oseverai Of the larger cities
weekly, whore he has large eoncoufse Of pailents
and ris truly astonishing 70 zee poor eonsumptiyos
that have 70 DO hied out Of their eariagea and In
few months healthy, robust persons. On.
sCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP, sEAWEED
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are eoileraily
all REQUIRED if curing Consumption. Fun dlroo-
lions accompany each, that any can take thsn
without scoing DT. sonKNoK, but whoa n y con.
yenisnt e e best 70 soc him. He gives advice nee
but Tor Thorough examination with his Repiromesor
Ills zoe Is throo dollars. ffI tIB
Please observe, whom purchasing, that the two
hkenesaci Of tho Doctor--one whom ~ tho iast stage
Of Consumption, and tho other ~ no now V In
perfect hcaith-aro tho Government stamp.
Sold by all pcussista and Dealer.. Prleo e1.BJ
per bottle, or e7.50 the half doStn. letters for
advice should always he directed 10 nr. sohonoks
PiincipAi oioe, Is North 9Th 81, rhiladepha, "a.
General Wholesale Agents, Demaa Barnes 3 Co,
n. y. 8. g.. Hapoe ,Baltmore. Nd. I. John d,
Park, Clnelunail, Ohio; walker 4 Taylor, Chicago.
Iu. coliIns Bros., b, LOus No. (sd W. CO. mo. VI
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Tho total vote Of Ohio for Pres.
idont in 1860 was 442,44l. Compa-
ring this with the number Of troops
furnished, it will bo seen that about
three quarlegs of the voting popula-
tion ofthe State performed service in
tho army. Probably if all who en-
listed from Ohio in, tho regiments Of
other states il would bo found that
the proportion would fully reach this
figure. d.0a. .trelar..... e.tn.I....
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aIew .,AArrrtisrlacats.
Notice.

A T a meeting d The Directors Of tbA lrlfin
IA Agricul uril Works, held at their Once In
Tfning Ohio. On Monday tho 5th dny Of NoyShher III
dividend of 0 per icept. vas declared on he out
uarhus stock ~ iths Cont fhpy psynh "a The Stook.
holders, on nd aner the 18Th day Of January nssL
novtJ-'J6 -h5-SI'1 'r' lAcNaSN See'y. ~
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HfDHs,

cofrsotsd. wssliy BY J AJxBERr az
HlDES--Tsimmed 7@sc. gt
GALE ISKINS1l5, Kip skiDs6c,
SHEEP PELTs Dry .26e@ $ioO aa4h
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s,.,. Of OH. s.,... ,,,.,,, - ~ sllhf'-
leAseLr. BARSss being duly sworn according TO
law, makes Oath Ard ssys hat the wilhln siaepshtis
correct az he verify bsilevet. At. BARNES
Sworn 70 and subscribed this OH dav of November,
1890. G. Knrs. Not. Pub. Seneca Co., 10.
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POTATOES. PORK, &o.. go. o.s,lnasq
POTATOEs7o-@ so cents, 7's'a ssf 81
TALLOW --l0c g9' @ s'ssintgbE
CANDLES Stearine 26 cents. Af9sip 10
q " Tallow 20@ 25 cents. "on ~
SOAP-German 20, Common cents. i5
WHISKY--$3 90, and Common o. sO'na
per gallon. ,,saia
HAMS 40 to 20 cents, per pound, ,IssT
BEESWAX ..2b cents nor nound -------.
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The numbor ofc0Iorcd mcn enlist
cd in the State was 5,O92, aud the
number Of sailors, ,O7G. ''"F ~
OF the 3l7OOO Ohio soldiers 49,
223 suffered some casualty, or left
the Geld before tho expiration Of their
term Of service. These wcro divided
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OHIO TrOops in ths Late war.


The report Of the Provost Marshal,
just from the Government Printing
Office. gives complete statistics con-
cerniog .he pert taken by Ohioin the
war against the rebellion; and al
though some Of those fgures have al
ready been published, their new ar.
rangement gives Them fresh interest. ,
From April 10, 1851, when Mr.
Lincoln issued his arst coll for SOW.
cnty.five thousand men, until Deem
Der, 1864 woeu her quota under the
last ca,i for throo hundred thousand
wac determined, 2,6ss, ,532 men were
enrolled in tho armies Of tho United
States. OF this number Ohio furn.
lished 317,433, under the following
oallsi 1t ai loi "lsoda is'
April 10 '01, for ~, 900 men, 1887
July,22 '6l, for 800, 900 MEN, a., ,l1G
Jaly 2, '62, for 100000 men, 5S,325
July 10, 'G3, for militia, 2,736
Oct. IL, 'G3, for 100000 mon, 32,s37
March IL, "a, for zoe, 900 mon, 80 ,22i
Apr %, '6l, for 100 day men, 80, ,25l
July 1S, 'Gl, for 500,0 men, 80, ,299
Dec. 10, '6l, for 100000 men, 23,2ss
Total, ~ No' 3i7,433
The number ofc6iorcd mon enlist
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TIFFIN MARKETS
Corrected Weekly by s B. B.sNEArH.

GRAIN AND SEEDS ,.is.ls
ELOUR-SlS Oo@ 1850. tai41a, ,oNA
sWHEAT--Firm ~ 81 90 10 40.
CORN-Firm at 56@80 cents. i.qrn
RYE--S0 cents per bushel. ---
cApSME'sF CLOVER sREbs8sa sTa9 SapStsspl43M
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 50@300.
FLAX SEED-S9 % per, ,Iiushel, .TGH
HoGS--S6 62@6 90 per cwt ss,,s.,-,
: BUTTER, EaGs AND LARD. !, 4
BUT rER--22@96 cents per pound. as6I
EGGS-.20 cents per dozen. ai ssu pniinb
LARD-In Kegs, loc per pound. ni yisb
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MIR. JOHN ELIsLER, Manager or ths Aead-
lNl emy Of aiu.ie, clsveiaad, ohie. begs 70 an
spanos to ihe citizens OF riu and ts snvirons that
he iuiPose' pssasatiss, foS lhs brief space Of fa4
, 1866-03-05

ecAled envelope. fytt. =.
Ihe Cherokee Pills sa by MI druggists 1t Il per
box. or x boxes Is: Or they tcut .na frre
Of postage, tn ordinary letter, nee from otseFva-
uo1 By srdress1ns the sose proprietor.
Dr. ". f. MERW1N, ~ Walker ST., Mt.
n p-Cheroteo Fills 10. ! arc prepared for special
cA4es when mlder medicines fail: these aent by
mau nee Of postage receipt Of ~ the price Of Zach
box. hScsi3 Sun COW y wA{ Stp
, 1866-03-05
9p&clal R0ttreB.

Il the only Pbyslctsn As Specialist now IN the city
that eau be entirely relied upon- Go 10 nv. and not
suffer Disease to remain IN your system, dlsdsurinx
your tace and body besides destroying your happiness
snd tusurc p1o7pects IN lfa- He has made pe1sousl
d1seAse aud nervous debility his study for the last
twenty years, and Ia therefore tha person whom Ill
afflicted should co1snlE. No ono eter heard OF d.
tent OF his not beax cured lnce he has been In the
sy. Els reputation has vouchers IN alI the CITY pa-
pe1s his patients aud the medical profession, bo:h here
and abroad. being the uoet skilled Specialist hest.
and thorough master Of his profession II al others
fall, don't despair; give hin, call. It's only com.
mon occurrence with him to cure such cases, His
rooms arc separate tor lsdea and gentlemen and the
most complete In tho city. Copsnlsadons ftes and
e1nrhentiat.
ofnce No. 17B South Cssk street. corner Of Monroe,
ha1fn BLOCK Rom the Post otnee. Post once Boz 134
Chicago, III. Once hours hou . 3. m. to pm.
Send for hts "Gu1ds 70 HEALTH published moottly
tree Of charge.
YorHo AE1, TAu P1sTrcr1Ay Nor1cx.-Doctor
Biselov devotes much OF bis time to the treatment lot
those cases caussd BY secret hsbit which runs both
body and mind. annttlnx,the unfortunate individual
or either bossness society The sad effect OF these
early habits or the exoess Of itper years II to weaken
srd dettAto the constitution. destroy the physical
and mental powers. diminish and enfteble The natural
feelings aad ezhanat the vital energies Of manhood.
the pleasures Of life ae marrd. ,ha object Of marriage
frustrated, and existence itself rendered term .oi
uneeasiug misery and regret Such persoas especially
those contemplating mazdsgo, should 1ose lime In
making Immediate application, ~ ps. D., hy bis new
treatment u enabled ta ensure q speedy and pe1ma-
rAfr