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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Fown NIoeting.

Our lown.meeiing on Monday last vas unusually large. about five hundred vOSers bslng iln atteudanse. Anew sls- ment appeared in the isld. known ss the .. Know, Nothing" movement. and such was the strength of the party and the combinati on of the ticket that every man on their ticket was elected with the exception of two eonsta6lps. This was to everybody great surprise. except b the knowing ones. and nobody seems to understand who they are or how the thing was brought about. We mus.aeer iainly acknowledge tbat it was managed with mfsier hand. and carried out witl raIe'success. The ticket was composvd of men of All parties. good and true. and upon the whole we have nothing torrgres in the fnal result. There is one thing about it we do not feel disposed to quarrel with, and that is dividing the town offices between the parties. and selecting the best men irrespective of party. Such > inc result here. aaa s0 long ss tie Know Nolhings commit. no worse offence than tl.is. We cannot com plain. but on the other hand wish them success. a,. a,,,es t..sets,, :,
 A majority Of our selectmen and Grand Juro,s are Maiae Law men. and we now believe town agent will be appo;ated to carry out the provisions of the Law passed at our last Legislature.
 The followingis the successful1icket !;
 Asscssors-E,aAtas F. Moullhrop. H. s. G,iswold. Board cf Rel;ef Jason Whiting. Roy. al A. F.rd, William Gee. Selec 'msn-A. s. Lewis. Levi Heaton, Abner Landon.
 To,cn Clerk and Reyistrar-C Charles O. Belden. A IoOn 1reasu,sr-S;ephen Prov bridge
 Grand Jurors- Harris B. Gibbud. Wm. Lord, Jeremiah Guild. Andrew J. Piers pont. David Benton. John Garnsey. < 1 For Constables-Wm. H. Crcssman, Edw ward P. Cheney, Homef B. Richards
 John Candee, Charles McNeil, George
 Garnsey, Wm. L. Burgess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

FIRE AT WoobBuRY .-a~ We ieasn,from ,hs Waterbury American that about 8 o'clock on Monday afternoon last. . large and valuble barn belonging to Mr. Henry s. Crane. was discovered 10 be on fire. The barn was'filled from the floor to the rcof with hay and grain. and in a very few mindses was all in A blaze. mockiDg all efforts to'save any portion of it's contents. Besides the hay, grain, dsc., a new and handsome carriage stored in side. was also destroyed. The frs was 10 doub. the wofk Of m incendiary. who made'Oae cf. n slow maich to effect his- diabolical lparpose. Loss estimated at 5000. abou. one half of which was in. sured in the Lisch6eld SMituA lnsur .nce |'Company. I.is hoped that the villain will be brought to the bar Of justice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Spencer 6 Adams

Are ei,ia new life to the mercantile business of iissplace. by the energetic
 manner in which they conduct their es tablishmen.. They have filled the old store with everything in the line of Dry Goods and Groceries, Hardware ana rockery-thr quality and price of which Joey are always ready to have their pat rons examine.
 .,e .s They understand the value of adver Using. and iiis crowd of customer, Induced by that means show that the
 money expended in advertising is among theirtbest investments. s 8a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
rs-Rs. Rev, AlOuso pot,er. b, o.her,

EFRt. Rev. Alonao Potter. b, o.her-,o the newly elected Bishop of New Yo,k, is Episcopal Bishop of Pcnasylyania. I. is a remarkable coincidence that the two important diocesses of New YoE and Pennsylvania should lorthe second time be placed under .he Episcopsl charge of brothers: formerly the twc Bishops OndsrdOnk. and now the two Bishops Potter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

here advocated lhs rs,lolallo1 oI lihnp Onderionk as an ahrolnlp neco1siiy e reconcile this eoniumsnipps tloeese tenn e offended 0od." pmeing from tho church le secular mAtleSB { lirFs Co ehsDs n;cle . most drspoFalo attempt nt bnTgA lnTy accompanied by murder. which Oe. cured In this city On Friday mogning, about three o'clock. Two villains weTs discovered iu the act of entering the pres mises of Mr. Logan. baker, in Ninth Street. near Avenue e. and m alarm being given they were pursued by officer James CAhlll, of The Huh Ward. He speedily overlook and closed with them, when ane or both of them shot him thrO' the body and made off He Mas found ia . dying condition by olsicets Lake and VcTmilyca, who were Ri.faCted 10 tho spot by tie sound 0f tie ahcts. Two or three bullet wounds were found upon his person, and he died before he could be removed. | verily belissesth4t ilie msst desperate Tuhians that ever infested . rcmhized society are tO bs found in Ihis city. As a 5sa r
 The mOIning rApei3 state that Judge Morris of our 6upleme Court, who has been dangerously Ill, is now conValsscspg. He will resume Lis seat on the bench next Monday. .8,4 ,,,,. ssls.. V.
 The investigation ef chafgss Uf fraud made against Mr. Dyckman, City Regis- irar is now in progress before Judge I.Irgraham. as alspecisl icommissioUeF in conformity Ni,ha the directions of Gov. Seymour. a,ss 5li 1,as9 2ss' ..I.4
 Captain Holiihs. ;o1f the Cyane. who l was arrested at Ihe suit of Mf. Durand, l whose property was deatroyed blythe bombardmen. of Greytown, has been discharged, and the whola mals,f goes io the U. s. Circuit Court for adjudication. wAAsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

BLAcKwoOD. for September. Tho publishers. Leonard Soon < Co. have promptly rs-issued their edition of the popular Magazine. Table of eOntents>
 Art,aL The Holy I.snd. 2.s The Bsllerophon. 3. The Coming Eortunes of our ColoLiss in the Pacific. 4.s Spec> Jlatiops Among iths 'Slafsr-psr. vAe. 5, Mir. S.ows's Sunny lemo,i, $, ,s(s real iomahawk atsack). 6. The Crvs'al Palace. '. Stoke M~no,. part w. 8. The Spanish RcYolusion.. To. be- ob. sa'neG of tue publishers ns Nsw Yo,k, 54 Gold St. &3fsits 9N& E9QTBs3G
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Fer Me Enonirey

EUE sWG AlHTftsrGVs
 It is expected that the Home Mission Society of Luchield c ounty. to be con. ysned g, Li,ch6eld on Wednesday Oct 18th, will be addressed by Rev. Horace BusL neil, D D. of Hartford. The sermon before the Foreign Mission 'Soeisty
 meeting in the afternoon of the same dss. will be de iversd by Rev. John Todd, D.D. of Pn,sfield, Mass ns ' .,aa i.ss as J. A. 'McKfNsrg1
 sToRRlSoroS. Sept. 20. 1854. tie4e a.sWe are requested to correct n state. ment made oy the Win.tsd Herald. lhai ! ,h's E, Foreign Mission Society has .lost ils eslimable President, Nathaniel B. Smith, Eq. of Tor'ingfotd." It was not Mir. s;.of Tor. iugford who was lpresidsnt of the Socieiy, but Nathaniel s. Smith of Woodbuly who yet tills the office.
 The Herald is in error also in making Rev. Mr. Woodruff of Winstsd. Treasu. rer of the 'socissy; i. is Geo'ge c. WRpdruff. Esq. of this village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

fT Mr. H. E. Rockwell. who form. erly iaught school a. Mins.ed. and has lately pursued the business of'reposting a. Washington and elsewhere. is one Of the proPrie.ors of the new paper at Boston which ia to take tue place of the Commonwealth. m gsl4 ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

kw An explosion occurred Friday mcrIing. .. the Planing Factory of Lyon, Curtis < Co. of ,B.idgpo,t. The boiler of lhe Steam Engine gave way. and the building wss considerably damaged The fireman was somwhat sealdsd. but although several persona were h che vi, einl.y. Fortunately no enc was seEiOusly lninred. oe
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

4 .. The niinutes of ,l,e General Associa- ton (Congregationat) ol Connecticut for 1854. show tic following sts,istics- i; Number of churches. 2S0---foar more than last year ;-- 207 pas,trs. 37 stated supplies, and :8a vacant churches. Number 0f church n1embeks reported. 30,75S. &Admissiors ifsported. ei .695. viz. 75s by profession. and S37 by let. tsr.-sRemoyals by death. 6s2; by dis- mission, l,1t2:; lby discipline. 46--in all. l!6RO. 1iA other wor.ls. these churches repott aadscWass of 225 mssn- bsrs during the year. Baptisms adults 270. and infants E33. Az. churches aFe st down as not consociaied. The average length of pastoral settlement ju nine years.- From 3l churches reports of more than usual religious interests duriny the year wssc made.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

Rw We were yestcrday shown peek basket nearly fun Of goOd-sissd PotAsoss --the product ol a single pola,os in one hill They were ofshs "Woodbuny red" kind, and grew in tlIs village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

ToaRISeroS.-At the meeting on Monday fls following gentlemen were elected: sf
 Selectmen -Ba,zillai Hudson, 'Fted. P. Hills, 'Eph,aitn Fellows
 Board of Relief--Geo. D. WAdhams, R. C.-Abesnethy, Noah Duke. Y
 Toscn Clerk-H. 8. Barbour. Assessoy--Alonzo Whiting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Horse Show.

There is to be Q Horse Show for all New Engfana at'Bra:tleboro'. VI. on the l7th 18th and 10th of ,lis month, a. which "A liberal list ofpremiams is oft red aud purse of'ssoU to go to the faste.t trotling horse. Lemuel Hurlbart. of South Winsted Ct. is Ptesiden. of ,he Society. and Robbins Battel, of Norfolk. Ct. one of the Vice Presidents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

The country is safe Hail Columhis, happy land. Merit is finding it's just reward: Two Whig Ediiors, Raymnad sud Buwne, have hee6 non,inaird for State offices in New York. aud one Iocd. ksco Editor, Nelson. has been arrested .l;,r rubbing tue mails. Keep ,l.e hall r,llinsg
 Clcpsland Herald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

e Tho Rev. George H. Hastings. who resided for a time in tlis village, supplying the pulpi. Of the Congrega. ,ional Church. add afterwards that ol the North Church. Hartford. du,iog the abssnce of Rev. Dr.. Bushnell in Eu,ope
 died'cn ttc 2d of>Sept. q. the .residenc, of Rev. Mr, Ro.s. a. Chattanooga. Tenn
 Mir. Hastings was for many years chap. 'sain to the AmerisaD Legation at Rome. and feld-that delicste pos. until he was compelled to abandon it by the rapid progress of pulmonary diseuse. .i
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

,. A hay stack belonging 10 Eli i. Dstiranh. in Danbury. was ct Gre to on Sunday nigh. la,t. One, Jonathan Webb. was arrested on sasl icion of committing the deed. and required to give bonds to the amour, of $50 for his appearance !, the nsx. County Count.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

THs F,nsr BATrls --The Si, Louis Densoeras of Ssplenbcs Ie. says that the lirsf battle in bclaif of pepulaf soyereiaSsyi souk place in. Wss,on. Mss.. few days previous isF lhas date. well knpwn n,er. chans ui' shmi place was eneaaesl is selline gn0ds iOa free suil Kansas seitler, when . rrsteni0f the tawa ealeresl allc slnre and walkiag up 10 the co0nser, bsde the ens tonser. with m oash. 10 he dE aud never show his face in Wesiun aRain unless he wanted euat 0f lar and feathers. Tue. indiviGuai who pronounced this nlIensixs haFaR9ne was 0le of tie e Self Defensive Association of Wesi0n.n 2 aaa he had bare. " concluded his speech Aiien lhe mes. ehaR, leaped over she enanles, yard stick in had. and commenced mensaring hiln with such pEaisewoFlhy siaaE lhal ahe blrsleSeF iarGnt tue responsibility which devolved nllnn him nf msinlaininR ihs t0nnF or ihe 'sDeiensive Association. ni.1 ienubly Asd tsnm lhe elase. leaving lies, nopulSr sovereignty nssleT or llIe GrId.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

Coat FROM Nova ScrIA. --Thrce car, goes of coal from Nova Scotia arrived ct New York since tiIs publication Of tho late recipracity tse'ty. Coal csn bs obi aimed there in abundance. and undsr this treaty h is to be admitted free of duty. So that we a,e not entirely de. pendent for this important article upon the Pennsylyania mines. The mine,s. with aR tbsf combinations. cannot conis ,nnnd the market. % long ns coal can be imptFted from Nova Scotia. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

The Litchfield Baptist Association met at No'folk on the goth and 2lst Sep,cm. bef. Revs. E. Doty, J. E. Smilh. J. L.. Barlow md 2. lPasco. pseschsd before lAern.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

T@fnsy th0usand dollars has been suh- scribed in Massachusetts iar the es,atlsh
 n,enl of . Reform SchOOl tar girls. This was zbe diii0aui required i0 bMd the araal made by lhe State. T'he snl.ircl wi uow De attended 10 by tue committee sppOinied.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

I The Aibdny A,gas says that the fields of Central and Western New Yo.k again wear fresh and green appearancs., The pastures look well. Apples apd other kinds of fruit are coming forward in fine style. and butter and cheese will yet be made in large qasnti;ies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

No Coop DEED LnsT.--P PhilDsophevs tell Us that since the creation oftho' world not oae single pa,sicle has ever been loot Ii may have passed into nsw shapes--;t may have Aoatrd away in smoke, or svapor--bui t is, not ltst.s Il will come back again in the dewdrop or rai,--is will spring up in the fibre of tho. plant. or pains itsslf on the rose leaf. Through all it's formations. Providence watches over and dnecls is stiII. Even so it is with every holy thought or lleav- enly desire. or humble asr rira.ion. or generous and self.denying efo.t. It may. escape our e.saticn- we may bs unable to fellow ii. but 1t is san element of the moral sorli. and il is not lost. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

When q bRhk suspsnds in Australia, they iake the President t0a neiglshoriHe tree sad aerve hiln ln tlle ssnie manner. A oiaHlie remedy, bul very rllcuc;uus.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

Res, Ruel u. Futile. Of Hal tfcrd, hss accepted ,he ,ectorship of St. Johns Parish in Salisbury. a.. ''s c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

Abill vas lately handed in tD'ihes sanihn. rifles ofS San Fra1cisc0 lssr payment Ior re> 1reshmenis furnished 10 lhe Grand Jary ol ihatscily while p,lEsuing sheir inyesiiea- tinns, whiehsDnnlnin the 1bllnWfha items , s0ae dnxen EllefFy. wiae, iLsee ih0asanG 1ise hnndsed cigars. Gne dozen b0illee of MaFsel's hrnnavs 5b1r gallons do. five bas kess q. lleitlsich. une Aotle billers, two tins Nsf sfefaekegs. pnd me hnadfea end tweaty. 'daaafN wshshNf slefry wine. rlis w0nli nifs sn'ksehNi ne % Jnr0s three ana a i|e|f haii.ee liI cherry. lso cikaFs, 2 I.e hns- s'<H aI e'ampai1nPs dnl I 10 nrss brandy. 4A tt|F|F ls eiinse ihn lFiessI ll,e Sdnervi senfs .e HlIaIfmsp ff ihe Jafy replIeil ihs ( ll.sfil |si'telmiinAs Wefeao instnee tl.at they. g(4n'Ie4 sure afllesial 6iimnlshls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

There .wasa public meeting and great 'dein0AsIrafisin 0i Know NUlhings in Wasi, ..inRi0n, 6n Wfdhesiay, ;.as in a,fiket 10 the TDeWhtfnfic n,keiing aeaibs, iilesn. Res 'ulasi0ns were passed in favor 0f 4 merican ns
 ruIing the c0un'ry and against the inter. 7eFence Of GOverDment office ll0lders ii, public meeiings. Two ar three thousa nd spersons were present, and ihe proceedings
 stsFeipsSteclly orderly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

A new srailroad .nichman on the Col. sumbus and XeHia mad ille nther night, growing sleepy. thought iO lake nah and 10 make snre.ljf hearing the Train when il 'shnuld cDhle &sng. he laid his head on the Fsil aud went to sleep. The Siaicsman says: Failing, hnwever, iD hear the cars lie was struck bv the cbw rascnef in such !. . manner aslu be ilit0wn of the track | nsl
 thus saped frnm III insisnt and horrible deaIh. His senses (what few lie had) have mot vet returned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

ssEMAkKLDfE CoLnnED MAx.-Samue
 Williams, cs,l0red man, l,ss one of ll,e fines: farms in Washington CO. Md. TLe Ha9asssOwn Herald states that, af iie age 0f 30 years, he was slave ip Ssal1Ord Co. Va, bns subsequently, purchased his fee. dom ff1m his Uwn esfDiNgs. 4Ae then bound himself iO years ol sefvitude until he could purchase his wife and children, which hs accomplished when he wss 50 yearsI Ii age. Now he owns farm wurla s@IO, 900. and. persdnsl property am0ap,ing i0 several thOIssnG more, aII earned by h,s owD labor. He is now 76 years If age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Ths LitchfisI0 ERqqlFsE

ppeee~<seee~ .'eeers'P.'s 's'el''' v hasehssia, IAusaay, '0es. g, iess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NlE subscribers being anxious sell out their stock
of goods-in order to close up their Co partnership
will, from this dnr, offer Eeir desirable assortment
at Rondy made Olohing Clo,hs Cassmeres and Vest
ngs. md Furnishing Goods, ut and below Cost
We invite tho attention Of Country and other Mer
chants choice and vari ID selection assuring them
o our desire sell every everything store the
favorable terms.
Any person csirous Of commencing the Cotldng busi
now have opportunity of the most desira-
bestock mud stand in the city.
N B.-l Is desirable TINT all persons In lebted 10 us
10y bond note open account, should call mud settle
IA possible bcore hnnd them for col
lection. BAKER e. CLAVEY,
mug 10 Ia Corner Main and Market s,ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
Fail and Winter Goods.
AT THE
SEs0s; n HAT TEMPOKIUM M,
MAIN STREET, LYNcHBURG. VA,
lnnrs nLnrc fLe MnrEek HIM o.


(Fom DDors dboue the Market House.)
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
hoir friends and the public generally their
stock of IA III and WINTER GOODS consisting Of
Boots Shoes, lints and Caps, Trunks, Valises Carpet
Bugs, School Saehels, &c, GENTS Boots of their
manufacture. and TINT of J. Miles & Sons, also j, Miles
Il Sons double terproof Boots. superior article
Ladies' Cloth and Kid Gaitcrs 3uskin Bootees, Whole
Boots, &c; Misses and Chidrens' Shoes of all kinds
and sizes; Boys Boots and Shoes; Servants Shoes-a
superior article Gents fine Macskin Has, Nebraska,
Know Nothing Young Anerica, Wide IA Wake and
Soucbcs ofdiferent kinds Also variety Of mems
aud boys Cnps, ohildcns' Caps and Turbans. In few
days we will receive our Eastern Goods. comprising
mems aud boys Coarse Boots Shoes, &c, and then
can say with safety hnt stock will be complete
nm, offered IN this murAci--bch will sell cheap
a. ANYBODY in the All nsk ia n call and sec
Tor ynns self FRETWElL 4 HALL.
oct lU.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
New Cash Store.

FNlIE subscribers have as,nciatcd Themselves under
i the sly lenud firm of John T Davis & Co, for the
purpose of ofeonductng general Dry Goods Business
in the city of Lynelbure, and hnva taken the LARGE
lRoN.fRONT STORE formerly occupied by John 7.
Davis, where they roeei- z and opening u
ntge and carefully selected stock oi Fall and Winter
Goods, emit icine every article usunv found in Dry
Goods house, to which they respectfully invite the at
cution of their friends and the public confident they
prepared offer and satisfactory Inducements
to all purchasers. JOHN I. DAVIS.
JAMES r. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
WATCH 81 JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
II. SlLVERTIlONN Il co,
Main st Lynchburg,

Maln ot, LynCnDufB, va
r. WE have just received, from the Northern cities,
"a large supply Of Watches and Jcwery. which
49, were purchnsod in person aud we can therefore,
warrant every article sold
In The sto,k vii he found fine gold and silver lever
Watches, from the finest CliRONOMETER dawn
pnn article all ol which genuine and perhaps the
host assortment opened in this market.
In the Jewelry line will sny that article b Q
called for which not able To offer.
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED srocK of FentIemon's 3
Vest md Fob Chnns, nnd Ladies' Breast Pins and Ear
Rings. \ {. " u be found very attractive.
GoLp AND SILVER ,tE.--We invite special atten-
uon also haclities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver Wefa, large OF which "a kept
.nntly hand aud deserves the inspection of all who
wish IL purchase.
RrrAIaINo.-Watchoe, Jcwclry and all articles Of
Gold md Silsc' Ware required and improved on tho
shortest notice.
Persons visiting lynchburg and desiring my a,tiee
in line will find it To their advantage call and
anime the stock. We anxious exhibit these
goods, knowing thn The superiority of our mportaons
and the un-u"Passel w1rkmnnshp Of manufacturing
cnnnot be exc. He'd.
na
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.

NOTlCE.-The firm Of Hatcher Logwocd
Y Co will expire by limitation, the hrst day
Of January 1855. In order to close the business by
hut dnc, will from this day sell entire stock con-
sistng OF general assortment of Ready Nude Cothing
Cloths. Cassimeres and Veslings, at cos for CASH.
As earnest in intent to close off this des-
rable stock the above favorable terms the public
will lind il their interest give call befme buy
inc elsewhere.
Those indebted to the requested to come
forward and sottle to enable close the bu ness
by the above mentioned date.
sep 10 dt. HATCHER. LOCKWOOD e. GO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
N, & M GUGGENHEIMER

INAkE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEO
4 pie Of LynchhnfR md surrounding country ihut
they receiving and opening the lnrgest md
most carefuy ccrd stock oi Fnlt aud inter Simple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, Bo&fS, SHOES, HATS,
CARS Sc. ever exhibited in tti- murket
Country merchants will do well 10 cnIl on US before
going tnrlhor East NcWe prepared te sell at RIch.
mond prices heretofore; md respectfully ask Gull
from the public, promising Ia sell gfeat bargains for
CASH scp25-d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04

NE subscriber tenders his thanks his friend and
the public for tho very liberal patronage bestowed
him md solicils n continuance of the the
New Concern of John T Davis & Co., feeling confden
they give satisfaction, their soch entirely
having sold my stock n auction. JOHN L. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-04
MEDICINES.
.;nre Curel-Raltimore Lock Hospital

Sure Cure baltimore LOCK hospital
AIlIERE be obtained the most speedy remedy for Weak
w loss of organic power Pain in the oins pisees
Of the Kidneys the Head Throat Nose and skin
Constitutional Debility all those horrii affections arising
from inliscrcons whether from nemperanee or the
of ardent spirits or any f other gaHse, 2ev
especially who have become the victims Of evil rrn'tee' Alas
numbers and nublehcartcl beings
been swept to unm' omb thousands o yonng men @f
exalted talents and brilliant inercts who might 9t
rse have cutranced listening with the thunder of e
oqueuce, walked to e"stacy the living Tyre
Those suffering any Of the following melancholy effects
'Ao0'' ''''''' '''''' ''r 6R JOHNSTON.
Weakness of the Back and Limbs In the Head pmness
sight Loss of Muscular ppitaton Of the Heart Dys
eps Nervous rhity peranss%snt Of the pSC'sc @ M "ne
MENTAIIY-The fearful effects the mind are much to he
Spirits Forebpinss of Evil, Aversion OF society sepstrHS
Love Of are ARE Some P s9cn , S's n @ t
ST. East side up the steps Hy he particular IN OBSERVING
A Cure Warranted or no Charge Made
The many cured at this institution AMI the very
extensive practice exceeding al others besides
his standing as gentleman responsibility ia
sufficient guarantee that he is the only proper Physician to he
consulted - ..,.,.
MEMBER OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
Graduate from of the mos. eminent COLLEGES Of the
United aud the greater part of whose life has been spent
has effected some astonishing that were
Many troubled with ringing. the ears and heal when
b,shaness frequent bushnl attended sometimes with
.erangement o mind, cured Immediately
Take Particular Notice.
.a or source Of disease in their sons and Alas
h fi o tbey ascbe to other causes the wasting of the
frame papitaon of Heart Dyspepsia lndseson derans
ment Of the Nervous SYSTEM Cough and symptoms II Com
SUMPTION also those serious Mental effects, such loss OF
Memory Depression of Spirits peculiar h eancho when
they have been caused by INDUCING m Perous but
.Iurug practices destructive toboh Bay and Mind lhuS are
swept from thousands who might have been o use 10
their Country pleasure 10 te lf''i's anu - ~
6R JonNsroNs INvG2RATIYFE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
This grand important Remedy has restored strength aud
viz 10 thousands the dehad ndis ua many who
ma o,i AL m b yyo Eysem the Whole faculties become
tlprI