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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
/" Such a Ratter,"

a cotcmlorary gives the following anus
ing account 0t dog which he bought from
dealer, on his assurance that he was "such
ratter." He had some trouble at first in
getting rat on which to try his "pup."-
DE succeeded at last and says:
However, the next day was SO fortunate
as 70 secure from boy in the markets fine
old>llue, bob-tail rat, whose furious efforts 10
eesT everything within reach gave promise
OF glorious sport for Nip. Took the rat
home, called my dog aud told nv wife that
if she wanted to see the wav that terriers did
rats, to come down to the basement. She
came down and shut the door-Iust in time,
too; for as soon as Nip saw the rat, he, Nip,
my rat terrier, for which paid the old gent
nVe dollars, made most Enthusiastically COW
ardiy movement towards the hall. Wife on
chair, said the dog did not appear to SEQ
the rat. Told wife to keep her BREATH
Thought would not give Nip any reason
Tor not seeing the rat again, SO tied the
string that held the rat to the dogs hind
leg. He saw the rat that time and Jumped
on the chair by my wife. Wife laughed and
showed him of. Tried the stove next. Got
off the stove witnout being showed. The rat,
however, being an old stager, and not being
used to such treatment, made a demone
stration on Nip's rear, and don't believe
little Flora Temple ever made better time
IN the same limits than the dog and rat made
around the room.
=, First heat, dog had the lead, closely fol-
lowed by rat, who, on striking the half:mile
pole, foot-stool in the corner, broke badly,
in fact nearly broke his, back and before
he could be brought down Che was sliding
on his back) dog led him BY whole length Of
string. Didn't stop for wind, but started on
second heat: Got on we'll together (ticd)
and went finely around, neck and tail, till
they reached the judges stand Cwife stand
ing on chair) against which dog. brought
up solid, bringing the Judge down in style
Pre-eminently sudden; if not undignifed.-
The heat was decided against the dog you
may bet, and twas only after much tpersua-
sion that she would again take the stand
The third heat may be aptly termed dead
heat. They got off as W Ill apart as the dog
conveniently could, and sailed lively until
5ust as they struck the last quarter, %Eigh
the rat, which ran about as .wefl on hfs back
as on his legs, SHE'D the track, and got rather
queerly around table, leg. Dog Kept on as
fast as the string and length Of his hind ley
would let him. On raising The rat he was
found to be non cOrnpos, totally defunct, In
fact dead. Nip was not 1nuch better off.
Wife said hat dog could MT kill mice
Told her he had certainly killed that rat;
but on viewing the fact in a scientific light.
l must confess did not feel quite sat.
isfed with the performance of my pet,
and the next morning gave him away to !
milkman, who wanted a rattcr to free his
stable from the depredations of the vermin.
have not been able to ascertain which loft
him first, the rats or the dog.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

ga In the House of Representatives, re-
Gently, Mr.. Stevens introduced resolution
asking the President for the following in
formation: '1st. How many persons coming
within the twenty thousand dollar clause have
been pardoned, and their names. ID The
amount of property taken from the hands of
United States officers in process of conisca-
ton aud returned to the owners, and if the
owners were Confederate soldiers, or in any
way gave aid and comfort to the Confed-
crates. Sd. How much abandoned property
occupied by negroes has been returned to
Contederates, and by whose orders. AE5o. g
resolution requiring the Secretary of the
Treasury to furnish statement of the total
amount of money in the United States Trea-
sury, including deposits with the Assistant
Treasurer, National Banks and hll United
States depositaries. Both resolutions were
agreed to-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

sEDUcT1oH AND KILLING OF THE sE-
DUcEh.-Tbe Chicago R4pubEIeun contains
the following dispatch, dated indianapolis,
Ind, March 9th:
A horrible tragedy occurred III Bedford last
night. 1t seems that Prof. j. Madison Evans,
in regard to whom there was some scandal a
short time ago, had seduced daughter Of DR..
Beniartih Hewland. The doctors daughter
had been off at Z boarding school, when her
condition BECAME so apparent that shewas sent
home, where she confessed all to her father.
The doctor took his pistol and one of his dis
sectiDg knives, and went to Evans house
The latter was not at home NewIand went
to hunt him, and found him on the street,
where he shot him down, and then cut him to
pieces with the knife Evans was minister
of the Christian church, and man who at
one time occupied high position, and is well
known as the author of work entitled '|The
Pioneer Preachers Of Indiana" He at one
time occupied chair in the Northwestern
Christian University, of this city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20
AN INCIDENT OF THE wAR-NoBLE CON.
DUCT OF A FEDERAL CAPTAIN.

The Memphis AUa1amcAc relates the fol-
lowing:
On Wednesday after the fall Of Selma,
some young ladies Of the Female College in
Summerield, informed the President that one
OF the female teachers was running rapidly
before a Federal soldier He immediateIy
went to the front" and met Miss S. in great
terror. The soldier had demanded her watch,
which was secretcd in the college, and under
a threat of violence to her person, she had
promised to give it to him.
The Doctor said to her 'you must Get let
him have the watch, he is a scoundrel and
shall not have it." She said, "Oh! Doctor,
if you knew how he had threatened me you
would not Blaine me. l promised it to him
and he must have it." So saying, and eInd-
ing the attempt of the Doctor to take it from
her, she ran and delivered it to the soldier
rObber. Then such a Folley of Indignant
abuse as hardly ever fell from the lips of a
minister was poured on the rufEan. He
called him scOdndrcl, thief, robber, brute,
villain, and ordered him to begone The
villain pointed his gun and threatened to
shoot.
This aid not intimidate the preacher who
was cripple, and unarmed and in ungovern-
able rage, he continued to use the only weap-
~ 4S SOuSuS-uDLlI the fO0DeF
beat retreat, his ears tingling with the words
of iInpotent wrath which indicated that the
blood of the indignant SoGtherner had been
raised to fever heat All this occurred in
the presence Of the school; the ministers wife
tainted and was removed, insensible to her
room.
The robbery, the threat of violating the
person of noble Southern woman, and the
threat to kill the gentleman at the head
of the school, were all reported to head
quarters. Captain McBarney, of General
Wilson's staff, took interest in the matter,
had the same column pass before the school,
and the man identified and arrested, and the
watch returned. But this was not all The
Captain obtained from General Wilson pro-
lection papers for the College, and kept
it guarded whenever possible.
He went still further, and called for
Miss, and said to her, 81 have present
for you" He theu handed her an elegant
six shooter, and said: ':Iake this and if anv
officer of our army STEPS his foot across the
threshold of this College, with evil intent,
shoot him." No one can conceive the effect
of this nobis conduct on the part of the gal.
lapt Captain. The feeling of insecurity which
had taken hold of the inmates Of the College
was dissipated, and many an earnest PRAYER
went up from warm southern hearts for the
safety of Captain McBarney.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20
a Happy Home.

Tho FIRST year of married life is a most i'm
lportant era in the history of the husband and
wife. Generally, as it is spent, SO is almost
all subsequent existence. The wife aud
husband then assitnilate their views and their
desires, or else cunju up their dislike, aud
60 add fuel to their pref and animosi.
ties forever afterwards.
I" have sometimes read" says Rev. Dr.
Wise, in his Bridal Greeting, ofa bridegroom
who gloried in his eccentricities. He re-
quested his bride to accompany him into the
garden day or two after their wedding. He
then threw line over the roof of their cot
tage. Giving his wife one end Of it, he re-
treated to the other side and exclaimed:
Pull the liDe,Y' aEI
~ can't. she replied. .sx j.
Pull with all your might" shouted tho
whimsical husband.
But in vain were all the efforts of tho
bride to pull over the line, SO long as the
husband held on the opposite side. But
when he came around and both pulled at one
end, it came over with great ease. ,.
"There," eaid he, as the line fen from the
roof, "you see how hard and iDetfectual wab
our labor when we pulled in opposition 70
each other, but how easy aud pleasant it IL
when we both pull together. 1t will be so,
my dear, through life-if we act together It
will be pleasant to live. Let US, therefore.
always pull together" t-s1
In this illustration, homely as it may be,
there is sound philosophy. Husband and
wife should mutually bear and concede, if
they wish to make home a retreat of JOY and
bliss. One alone cannot make home happy.
There must be union of action, sweetness Of
spirit, and great forbearance and love in both
husband and wife, to secure the great end Of
happiEess in the domestic circle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

"A colony of ex-Confederates are about
TO settle at Mazatian, MEXICO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

The Paris correspondent Of the Boston
4dpeTtiser tells of shawl that is coming from,
British India for the Great Exhibition. Ten
years of careful labor have been devoted to II.
Lady readers may Ike to know the proper
tions of this dainty garment; its length is a
bout Eve yards and a half, its width yard
and three-quarters, the ground is red, aud its
arabesque designs are said to reach the extr;e>>
mist point of delicacy. It was ordered By tho
Queen of Dude before the revolt of the SePo1ys
and the siege of Lucknow. ii, -8aas- :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20
Gold Me dal Pianos.

OTTO WILKINS,
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURER,
No. 4S7 w. Baltimore St, near Pine,
BALTIMORE E, Did.
ALL PIANOS WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS
TERMS:-VERY Liberal.
January l6, lS66-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

At the recent johnson ratification meeting
at Nashville, TENNESSEE, while Judge Swayne
was reading Washington's Farewell Address
tothe convention, a-well-known ultra radical
entered the gallery of the House of Represen-
tatlves. Gin which the convention sat- After
listening awhile to the passages in that immor-
tai document, he exclaimed, ga id rebel
document. Just as 1 expected"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

"A few days since negro boy, through
curiosity, went to the Catoctin Furnace esta>
blishment, in Frederick county, Md, to Wit
ness the operation Of melting iron ore, and
while looking down into one Of the receivers,
from which large quantity of gas escapes, he
was almost instantly sufFocated, and at once
lost all use of himself, tumbling headEong into
the lake of FIRE, and burning to death. All
efforts to recover the body from the liquid
flames were rendered impracticable, and he
was left to his fate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

General Miller, the collector OF the port
of San Francisco, has signalized his assumption
ofthe duties ofthe Office by turning out twenty
three blatant radicals, and filling their places
with onc-armed and one-legged soldiers. The
discharged set say that they fear the Govern
ment is being transformed into military des-
potism"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20

Be 1t enacted by tile Legislature Of IEes.
Troinin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20
The PLANT OF A FREsp4AN.

The following. unvarnished story was
brought to this Office by an aged and polite
colored man, who had evidently seen better
days, and who had enjoyed the comforts and
kindly treatment of life among very good
Virginia people, No man who knows any
thing of the character of that kind of human
existence viii f6f a moment doubt this old
mans story. He speaks but the experiien1tce
of thousands Richmond Dispatch.
WHAT IS FREEDUM FL has been free
nearly nine monts, and wuss off now den 1
ever was fore the vacuatiOn. During the
federacy, used to hear the niggers always
talking about freedum, saying Lincum would
free US If the federacy went up. 1 prayed
for dat day to cum, cause l was told dat Te
would have everything we wanted dat the
yankeys would bring us money plenty, and
give us land WHARF belongs to the white
folks, aud told me we would not have to work
less we choose and said we niggers would be
better off. When heard the yankeys had
cum 1 said well is it possible dat de van
keys has got to Richmond and Petersburg
SO went into de great house, and axed miss
if de yankeys had whipped, and you all got
such smart ginfels. Miss said, yes, Tom,
they has cum, but we southern people aint
whipped yet-only overpowered; bat said,
well, Tom, 1 suppose you are going to leave
us 1 said reckon SO, as so many fine tales
has been told us. But oh could / had den
seen my siteation as now see it, 1 would
said, no missis-not as long as l have breath
in my body. So de next morning we all was
fixing togo, and MESSY come to me and told
US all if you choose to stay, 1 will treat you
all well as l have always dun; will feed and
clothe you well, or will feed-feed you all,
and give you five dollars a month. But we
all thought we could do better ; so we left
about thirty of us. But how mistaken
Times got wuss every day; but 1 tried to
keep good heart, thinking times would git
better, but, sorry to say, dey are wuss.
had wife and two children, but End it
impossible to git along. When 1 was with
Miss and Massy, every Monday morning we
all went to the smoke house to git our low
ance, and got plenty. And we use to take
Massy's team and haul as much wood as we
wanted. A big log fire all night. oh, what
happy times, And den Jane, the house
servant, would bring Out something from the
table besides; for dey had plenty. But
now we would be'glad to eat what Jane would
give the dogs arter dinner. Well, out of all
dat lef Massey, only leven of us now. We
set over few coals of fire, not enuff to keep
us warm, and have to go to bed to keep from
treslng When we are sick, no Miss to bring
nice cup of tea and toast, and AK me what
does feel like eating, and whar is my pain.
Now we can't ford to eat but one meal day,
and not enuff at dat. If We stole any thing
all Miss would say Is, I don't bleve our ser
wants done it. If 1 was back at Massy's l
would give my Sistance-let the balance do
as they may
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ENECUTOR'S SALE OF THE JOHN
MAUSE FARM.


Beiweon the hours Of one and four O'Clock p. NJ
upon tue premises, the following described real
estlto' situate IN Montgomery County, State oil
onhs lo-wlt; Remg forty two acres. more or less
on the west side of the northwest quarter of sect
cast, &C. ''' - W.
Ihe premises have been appraised, free ol
uoWef, at one hundred and ten dollars per acre
ana cannot sell Tor less than that amount
TEHMS or SAIE--Dnc- third cash: one -tbiu!
IN one wear, and one third Ia tWo years from the
isbdhy ol April 1874 with Interest from that date
premises sold
Ine premises are situated on tile township road
and adjoining the town Of Amity and adout one
haif mile south ot the Wolf Creek Pike. There Is
upon the premises good frame dwelling, with a
gool cellar under same; % good frame Darn: well
0l goou waters st0no spring house: stone smoke
mouse, and all the necessary t-buidings al IA
sool rtpHifi young orrhaldof bearing fruit ui
u general variety and choice liuit. Also. running
water furnished by u never falling spring sum
ctcnt for stock HARVEY EFNijS
Executor of John Mauss deceased
GRO. W. MoYER, Att'y. 8wd
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gtgat.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

rhOmas V. Lyons Bs Bainbridge IT. Miller et al
superior Court of Montgomery County. ohio
No. 3j39 ''
1 y pursuance Of an order OF sale issued in the
Il above case aud 10 me directed will offer nj
pubic sale 40 the door of the Court House in the
city of Dayton, ON
Iharsddg Aoeember 80 1866,
Az two o'clock p. NJ the following real cstntc tn-
WIZ situate in tne county of montgomery and
5llc % Ohio tnd described as follOws 0-wit,
HeihE lot No Ell In tho town of Mlamisburg and
county aforesaid, commencing at the corner OF
in-lut 40. Hb. thence east 80 rhr Miami Canal ,
thence souii along tlie canal 20 ire north side OF
tne BaSlni tIeucV west along the north line of the
hHhih % 70 NAce street thence north on Race street
was snu 10 ,ho Incorporated village of Mamls-
nulg i"F uhihuatiod OF Pearl street
Sud premises have been Hppral seal at &, GuD QD
praised value thereof 1 VI
SAID i has upon IL dwelling house. and large
Ware mousse situated ON the Miami canal
Tctms OF sHle--t'stSh.
n.G. u. DAVIDSON. sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney 1,s7wts
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NOTICE in PARTITION

ELIHABEru g. LODGE Nathan Wayiand
- Lodge. minor, Jnsabcd y Lodge minor
Aa,iison l)on,on aud RDsannn DonsOn his wife,
William Jones and Nancy Ann G. Jones his wii,.
hqullba lllNon aud Naomi 4. HiN1n his wif.,
Freleflek smith aud Clarissa Matilda Smith MS
Lodge; al Of Montgomery County. tiho, and 10
Tatip lodge, oliver Lodge, minor, Elizaheth
Lodge, mihoE Aohn Hopkins and OlAsdienoe IA on.
kins. his WiltN all of Cass Comfy in the state Of
,nul@ea win take notice that James y Is1slge,
Jacob r. Lodge. Mason a. I.n,irc aud William n >
l3dge, OF Montgomery County, Ohio, have hled a
petition, which is new pending against them Ia
tne superior tbnrt of Montgomery Couity ohio,
claiming ana setting forth that they The said pei
TONERS are tenants in common in lee simple with
mo said Nathan Wayland Lodge. JOsabe,i y
Noaggi' y n"shnna ,itl Dls9nson Nancy, Ann Jones,
nahhan tNlgsi hariah iaY tnt lIoratio
Lodge, oliver Iodge, and Elizabeth lodge OF tht
InlloWlht real estate aud premises situate In the
comfy Of Montgomery. aud state OF Obi0 and
being hity acres OF land OF the cast side OF The
southeast quarter OF section twenty TOWNSHIP
three range siN, cast, la Batter tow nshp in said
county, with the privileges and appurlennnces 4,
The same belonging. AZ hoirs al law of Jarob
Lodge, tate OF Montgomery 20 ..nty, Ohio, decd
said James Jacob r., Mason H. and Willian,
\. l"ii =, petitioners and plaintiffs igl said petit
toi, clam, ~ said petition, that shey each hold
one III. rteenth OF said prCmiscs, eNGeptinn tLr
saiu iinrau0 uliyPT a hinor and Elizabeth, %
MINOR al Cass County. IntianR aforesaid who arc
eaoh eptiticd to one third 0f nne-thiftrcnh phit
pl SAID premises fheN farthcr claim Ia snid peti-
tl9n that sad Elizabeth q Lodge is the widow uf
said Jacob Lodge decd; that said Obedience ilau.
kins, wife Of said lOhn Hopkins also made "A 40
iendant to said petition sthe mother Qf sAd Iio.
ralio Oliver minor, .nd Elaheth Lodge
minor and they pray uN partition may be inadc
OF sad pfemisesi ti,At their rOsp6ctiye portions
may he ~ So W thrmln sevorslty an'l for such
othqg had rrnper relief as may DE granted by thc
Court at the hearing OF said eaus, Aud uiilesa
they answer SAID petition by the 2ed dsg Of Ianu
AIRY, D 1861, saii petition viii b0 taRen as tg1o
aud Judgment rendered acGoldtu4ty
4AdEs y LODGE
JACOB f. LODGE
MASON n IDpGF
WILLIAM \. LODGE
OpLM CAnILL Attorneys, 0W8
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NtlrIOE.

ENTILtsAaf BL NDItBURN. OF tho eouuty of I a
w Porte In the state nf Indiana Is notiaed
that Anu Mary blackburn ald, on the 9Th dav OF
November, A. ID, 1850, die her petition in tho oiice
Of the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas within
aud lm tho county of Montgomery and 81 ite OF
ohio, charging the said William Black kbum with
being now Imprisoned in .he penitentiarv ot fhe
State Of Indiana. and asking that she NAV be hi
yorced rom said William iilackburn aad also
asking ipf The custody OF her minor caikfen M hich
petition VIII stand for hoarng st tne next term OF
said Court, to-wlts at OQcgmbOr term. A. - 1865
d 4. HoUE Aaeuey noIdiawG
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TAXES FOR 1866.
rreasurer's Notice.

TAMPA ERs are Hotined that tho Treasurer
is now ready 20 receive thc taxes Ol iSIM
lhe law requires OaCh 'taN payer 10 pay one.
hall iag taNes'assossed against hin on real aud
personal property. l0gether with The whole OF the
gas aiid street Improvement ON on before the p1lh
day os ilecemhcr 1895, and the remaining half on
or before the 20th day OF June, 1891
itlsH Faxes atarasid on personal property, Il moi
paid on az neiore the alih day 0f December tho
whole ~ said taxes become due.
once hours nom az A to5o'clocG FN
DANIEL SfALEl, Treas. Mont Co O.
Ifeasurer's Onee, October a0 isbd-daWdt
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Small Fal m at Public Sale
1Q Ia AOEa H@.

three ami oRch halC aRes .6,on, Ddy,oa on ne
Hdlf creek i3tc
ON THE isTn DAY on DECEMBER, 1864,
At two O'Clock P n will onrr for sale at public
auction, the farm ON which nov live. containing
53h acies five acres timber; the balance under
cultivation. Soil eXceneut-pau creek bottom
and part upland The huilding Is c0iIsist of a good,
new story name hnuse, Stable tobacco shed, &c.
ALSO,
ON tile same day, commencing ut ten O'Clock A. N ,
I will Oner AZ public sale an ms stock farming
utensils, ana household and kitchen furniture.
nnSdaWts j. BELNILLE
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John Allen Plaintia against Jacob Black. De
fendant, Beiore Peter sullivan. j. A.. OF Wayne
Township, Montgomery County. Ohio.
hN the 18th day of October, A.n isl6 said JUS
~ tice issued an orler Of Attachment in tlc
aboye action iol the sum of twenty TIVE lallara
and hty cents This cause Is set Tor hearing oa
Tho sth day OF pocolpbeE Is. 1866 a. 3 O'Clock
p.M, John ALLEN
PerJOnN uLLiYAN, Agent noi9W8-iO
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NOTICE.

Jane a. Haoke, PlantiR. ~ Martin IN lfauke.
neicndnt Petition Tor divorce aad alimons.
INiiE Defendant will take noiioo that on the goth
4 day uf October lSGA said Jane e. liauko filed
her petition against him, Ia Che Court OF Common
Pleas 0 Montgomery county, ohio, praying for a
divorce and aliinony 0pon The giounds 81 adui-
terry and gross neglect of duty
An application viii De- made foe a decree al the
heNt QDu'eniherl term OF SAID Congf
JANEG. HAuKE.
W. III RELViLiki ATTY fol Aiaintlo. sW6
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The undersi gned
~ has heen duly appointed as Administrator OF
tho estate OF Isaac Gilbert late of Mont tvOinery
county. Ohio deceased
November 5, is66-ws GEORGE W, MoYRR
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] INSURANCE. POLICIES q BLANKS
Neatly printed atths EMPIRR
steam > OBJ Rooms
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LS' OF recommendation.

GtNrlE We have used the .sprntru
lllIa, W " hoan. .pn DELAaARgl's PGlsCnlp.
il. 'lfiF several years past ih our ivats and
PuphV pr tce, ana have found them q nost cnrr.
st's amt lelent Remedy in cases Of sperninto,.
rhpl or "a hlnnl Weakness; Mighty Daiiv a,
Fftm'hAs1 Emissions; sexual Mpaknest az J,,.
p3i8cgi 50 sial arrangements of tb. \ eryo,,s sts
.tln. Nea iessts arising from Secret linbfts inl
neNua, ~ e-sesi helaedfiol ot the Genftal li,
90, Lreb- 'ust. Depos 4 n the Urine, sMflEyti
il'thhfg lnicness OF TOE skin with SHuleu
= hrrAs an bloodless Lips 'Iinshed Fs,tuI,es
lFeguiAt liou ~ the Hsayf and ia an ne gha.fl,
.,'il ". pi ssl"pelins arising iioa oyeru use nbuses
q, H9n hwF nn3 cause, OF The Noryous Force
sohN tihefng irnm any Sgnpfonafic or OrgSs..
Neetgns OF The t'RNlr0 lRINAEN 81 s1ilfs % ass
sincerely.