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SoUTH CARoLISA Pass ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of this association
will he held in the hall Of the Athcnmuin,
at Columbia on Mondoy Evening. the sth
OF December at h'Ifpast o'clock, when
the annual address will be delivered by
William i. Johnston, Esq. A general and
particular attendance of he members of
the Association, and Of the brethren OF the
press, is requested. 49,.
RICHARD YEADON, President.
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-W.Sss He'd.

:, oS "a" - III nit. I'v ia" Ecv Joseph Gilbert.
Mr. +. II. EunlNi>rN, of Abhrviilc and
Miss NJ. t., d"r-h!"r # Capt William Townes
Of Anderson District, =. {.
hS tI'e evening Of The 9th ult by Rev. T.
~ il"v'. i'r. ". i. BAILEY of i,rl.,horns
Co., Ga, and Mrs. ELIZABETH McCNA of this
Dist rict
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Decease of Mrs. Mary Livingston.

This estimable lady. one Of the few survivors
Of pnst generation died in this Village Oh
Tuesday morning last, having attained the nd-
vanced nge of eighty years She was at the time
Of her death and long previously member Of
the Presbyterian Church, and bore her last ILL.,
ness with christian patience and resignation.
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(.okcshprv C;rcu;t. A M ch,;,.v,,uro.
Ahh.v;lI. fir.u;, Co,;n Nmr':l,;.""
EIr,.E,.LI Ir;r,;, J,I,,, D,.,, G
Hill
A;l.o, ,r,> ho s,,,,;o1
Grani,cviIIc M;sS;au. w w MooJ
N,xLnr,,. C,.,;,>. ~; VIII
NcwLrry I;,cn;, -: Thos p,vSnr J,mos
NJ (.I;nn '''' '''''@'
Union Circuit: s II Browne EJG,o.
I,urrps I,;rcu;,. N p,,I.,.,t , = u.,,;n
GreenvIIe Station =: + N Kennedy.
Tvner and Euorcc Mission John l;,oor
GrccnvilIe C;uu;, N.r,;n E'L. W a
Clark.
Anderson Circuit: Robert J. Franks, one
to Lo supp!lc'l.
w alha'la Mission John ii zimmerman.
"k'hS Hirr'nt: Firlchrr smith.
JnchSsc Mission: !. Scarborough.
lcken>V'lic circuit: a u McGIlvrv.
C"kes"ury school " Mi@htman.
Agent tor Tract Society: w McSwain.
CHARLOTTE DISTRICT.
II G. Parson, Pc.
Charlotte Circuit G. w NJ Gr.i,btou.
J Ii Gleason.
Concord Circuit: John Watts.
ALTERNATE Circuit !: Daniel May.
Cheraw Station: } L. Pickett.
W;ldrshoru Station: |. \ Jones.
Wa,lc>Lo,o Circuit: NJ ~ McKibLin, J
: Nelson.
Chesterfield Circuit Simpson Jones.
Camden Station: w y Garncwel.
p,,',. w "''''' '"'SS'"h . l. o""'iord' " )
''''.eh'
Cm.ssnof}9gH,n. \ C,n,h"n
Nnuror C;n.,,, Ca, - w 'I'.'". I.,. ',o ,,>
supplied.
II l. Walsh. President Of Carolina E..
male College.
SHELBY DISTRICT.
J,L, w E.u,. pr
Spartanburr Station. IF IT Dur,nt
Si,r,.uburr Ciru;t G. & WHEN
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a Southern Port.

3Ir. Gc"r@ =. Elliott ha. introduced
INTO tn" ll"' number &C Resolutions i,r
strncting th i,tce on Federal Relations:
t" mcn"riaiiz 'css Oh ih" subject of for
tifyin= The i Fort Royal. and cs'a',
lishin:, Il Nav. Il pot AT that point.
lie has also published in the A.,i,uT in,,l-
Hg"nc"r. a letter calling attention tn the rcc,
liar advantages Of the same Ea.bor n. a
Southern PORT" from which line of ,,car
crs may run dir"": t" Europe. Ev reference
to the Report Of I.icnt. !. y. Mani, nr the Uni
ted States Coast Surrey i; appears that the
bar Of Port Royal Is the very best south of The
Potomac. Only s:vcn vessels drawing more,
than twenty-five feet entered H.. harbor Of
New York durm.. the pas! year; ani these
vessels can cross the rrr, X, al bar aud reach
the present location nj Beaufort. Tie harhor
besides, is permanent aud has not changed
materially since the flag az lean EcLauit way
ell over It's broad bosom.
Again Port Royal is the most central point
for the collection OF the cotton crop on the At.
lantic coast the town Of Beaufort being sixty
miles from Savannah; eighty from Charles
ton and within twenty of the Raiiroad
which will be soon completed between Tie
two cities. y road Of sixtv-iivo miles to
Hranchviile. woniI connect beaufort with all
the Southern and South Western roads. and
with the Mississippi, at Memphis and Nicks
burg; o, n road Of loo miles to Aikcn woulI
furnish an outlet +" The great Western trade
Gap. The country through which it would
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w. J. Duties Book Store.

We have received the December number of
IIarpers Magazine, from W. J. Duffie, Booksel
Ter at Newbury. Mr.. Duffic, will receive sub
scribers to the work Mt So 90. the publishers
price, or 25 cents per number. lie keeps gen
eral assortment Of books and is the agent for
tho various magazines
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Dee. l.-Both Branches met to-
day Mt the usual hour. The first act after the
House was organized was n premeditutcd insult
70 the South. Mr. WHITFIELD the proslavcry
Delegate from Kansas was not allowed to take
his seat by vote Of l0i to 81.
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administrators SaIeJ

Estate \ef John H. Karr, DECEASED.
RI pern'NSion Of the Ordnaryxfor Abbe.
- vile Dhtrict, will sell by5pnblic Auc.
t'"n at the labS residence of J5fin III. KARI
deed, (near Wnrfsnton) on Tuefany, the lax
December next, aIlNe persoyl Property be-.
longing to the said deN,l, coufsting Of
Four Negroes,
(awomnn and three c!adrMQ Horses, Cattle.
several fat Hogs, nnJ>Stock IlSxs, Sheen Corn
Fodder, Wheat. >s@tton in tLe~eel, Bnpev'
wagon i'l""t9ts6n Tools, II"uscholfaud Kiteh..
en- Furn'tnrsfand other property toSxedious
Terulsfnade known on day of snle.
ANDREW GILLESPIE, admir-
N6v 90, 1856 si.ot
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Cadet Appointments for 1867,

CITADEL AcADEMY-Third Class.
-A6beviNc.-J. i. Wardlaw.
ARSENAL ACApEMY-Feurth Class
Abdcriuc.-W. c. Vance, II. {. Belcher,
Clarke Wardlaw, T. C. White
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The Blue Ridge Railroad.

! The Blue RIDGE Railroad.
The REPORTS Of the President, Chief Enr
necr and Treasurer of the Blue. Ride EailrnaI
! COMPANY, have recently been published in thc
Charleston papers. Thrv are Gnit. vnlu,niu.
"uS and present in detail. the past history.
present condition nnl resources, and future
prospects of this great enterprise. Tho sue
cess Of the undertaking is Il subject OF general
intcrc, and for the information Of n,rr READERS.
"" present som" "f the most in,p"rian, STATE
meats in I'll" Report of the President, the Hon.
, Edward Frost
! The E"a.l, it will be remembered is .lrsiyu.
ed /" connect An'lers"m,S. C.. with Knoxville.
Tennessee" and il l""a'cl in The States of
S"nth Cni":na. Georgia, North Cur"iIa :,,rl
Tennessee. The North Carolina Company WAS
chartered in January. lS5l !; those of Trnnrs.
-" aal North Carolina in January, 1852 AMI
} the South Carolina Company in December. Is5a
| BY vi:,"r"f powers, conferred by their respcc-
! tlv" charters, the Trnuc>s"c and North Carroll
M Comrani,s have covc,antc To convey all
their corporate rights to the south Carolina
Company, Oh the completion cf the whole
, R"al anil as the most "i the Georgia Stock,
is owned by Car"'inians. the latter Company
will r"Ssc$s the entire management Of the
whole line.
Hv the Act of Incorporation. orr I.cuislu-
tnrc en-asel to guarantee the bonds Of the
Company lu the an"nn: Of 81 a5u 400. Pre-
vious to t,, the citizens Of Charleston had sub
scrbcd :5i?,"no to the Georgia Company, in
order TO secure its charter In the Session Of
1851, the Legislature authorized u subscription
of ; ono, o'rp and also engaged to guarantee the
Bonds OF the Company To the amount of l,OOO-
, ohn. I" be secured by mortgage Of the whole
Road authorizing the Company to secure BY
the sasn" NOR: gage other Bonds to the amount
Of Sl5o,o00 making the total amount Of the
iirs: mortgage Bonds s:5oo.noo
Tie City Council Of Charleston hal rrcvi-
; onsly subscribed sIG0, 900; and afterwards
assumed The private subscription Of s5i9, ,ocu,
before mentioned.
The construction Of the Road, was com
,ncnced in November, 1859, under n contract
with Ans"n Bangs Il Co, by which thcy nn-
lcrtook to huil, the whole Eoui from Andcr
son TO Knoxville, at certain stipulated pr;rcs
for work AMI material. Estimates of the work
, and payments were to be made monthly; the
Cos; Of construction to hc paid on.-half in cash
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Thespian Corps.

This popular amateur corps presents an at
trnctive programme for the night of the 18th
inst. See advertisements
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ABBEVILLE G. H.

An Apprentice Wanted
At this office to learn the printers business
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-nn Of Am.rica--M" Of tie 1ge. The
great st mas. take him all in ALL" of the last
hundred years was George Wushinyton-an
American.
Inc greatest Doctor OF Divinity was Jona-
than Edwar,ls-an American.
Ih" greatest Philosopher was Benjamin
Frankliu--an A,l,ric:,,,
The greatest Of living ScuIptors is Hiram
powrrS--:iu American.
Th" greatest living Historian is Vim. H. Pres
cott-an American.
The greatest ":nil:","gist was J. J. Audu-
bon-:in Ail.nr.rnn.
The greatest Medical Chemist of modern
times. Dr. j. G. Aycr--irvcn:or Of fyr's
rh'rrH FrctrF r"I C"Lha,l;c I'iVs, is an A.
mcrcan.
The -;r"nt"s: photographer since the timc
of Johnson WAS Noah W"hStcr-an American.
The greatest inventors of mot.r times, were
Fulton, Fitch, Wi'irn'.y anI Mor>e-al Ameri-
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been rc-surveycd, but no material change has
been made in the location. The various tun-
nes and bridges have been let to Contractors,
and are now in such state of progress t"
warrant the hope that they will he completed
in the stipulated time. 1t is supposed that by
the close of the next year. the trains will run
| from the Grcenvile and Columbia Railroad to
Pcndlcton.
The estimated eos: Of the completion Of the
Road amounts to SG,II2 ,>3; this in addition
to the sum expended before the first "f Orto-
bcr, 1856, will make the entire cost S73SS-
sol The present Resources OF tho Company
i'll cash. amounts {" S3,39o796. H.si!cs it has
Bonds from which near $500. 600 can b" real
iz"d. The Report cites the cases of the various
Northern and Western Roads, which have
been built, by incurring debt, amounting to
! near onc.half their construction.
The enterprise cannot be permitted to fail
| unless the people Of Charleston are prepared
to abandon all competition for the great Vest
crn trade. Savannah, and Richmond are the
, great rivals of Charleston The completion of
the Blue Ridge Road, with the connection
from New Market To Aiken, will bring Charles
ton nincy.two miles nearer than Savannah to
Knoxville, ami thirty three miles nearer thnn
Richmond. The construction of n road from
Knoxville 10 l., xir.stnn, will accomplish the
long cherished pre- jcct, Of railroad connection
to Cincinnati. an'l open T." us the great trade Of
the valley "f ih" Mississippi.
The cost of the Blue l;i.lgr Roa'l, is small
compared with the expenditures of other
E"aIl<. The cos, of the New York Central
Road. was 5000. 00n of Tia" Erie AMI New
York Roal. sa3.0:,o0oo The State OF Gcor-
r;a constructed ia" r"ul from Atlanta to
Chattanooga nj n cost Of not less than $5,00o,
900.
Th" imrrraS" of trade, the enhanced value
nf land the acccs~i"n "f wealth, and the slim
uus given to The various branches "f industry
have rcpai,l Ill" cost "f constructing these
roa,ia. II hundred t"L!. 1hc gross earnings Of
the New York Central Enal las: year, were
near :7,nnn'm,0: "f thr N..w Ynrl; a::l Eric,
near $%.G:m.0.p whilst the earnings of the
South Carolina l.rad are l.-ar $1,000, OOo In
ten years Nrwli"rk City has increased in pop
ula,i"n, from 3l7,oDn to 5!5,nnu; Baltimore
from ln2,"np t" l1n,u"o.
In conclusion. the Report presents the
claims Of the Road us IA great public enter.
priz" an'l ndn!::ts the hope that in of
necessity, it Will not appeal, in vain for all
from the state and City of Charleston.
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necessity. il will MOI, ,rn.al in vain for ail
from the Stale and ci,y Of Charleston.
-->.e--
Appointments OF the South Carolina Con-
1cSence'
cHAH1ESroS DISTRICT.
II y c Walker, L +.
Charleston
C"mmrlau'l: w + Mouzon.
be'hel: IL !cmilG.
,p'',Ss''e't; W. T. r. boone
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Ta,''r't 1', p: MISSION - nos N',ci'eii. Nv,
,,:m' ''''. !r,'f1 ~ anu &C i'ec h'SS'o" "
N',n'' 1'i ~ ~ I! harmon: I,.: ~,
':aeh h'e' 0'c"''' " l'S"es' y ~
on'.e'lncrG; m, - e. -.
1S ''Sek M'ngo o.. Ni':s'oh ,f " T,oEes'
es1tyncho"FS C.'cu.: ""hn II ROBINSON.
, Lais."S,on e. &c, N''c"'' M'oof4"ooa'e'
'",,h :" murray. ,
u'',n Sumter s'',> Station; A & Stacy James F
Mn'"S' sup. -,
sumter orcu't .m =. I'"hn EnShsli' w.
, ~ nGnnel's''''e r o'rcu't IL NJ Mood' "
q rrpP' ,::r A.
So''e'y I'M M'ssIon: / Hughes.
Hia''on oIa''oh ~ summons
Llocr'y Nhare' Hi's,'1n: John a MOOD.
Marion Circuit: 4 NJ Little Jno W Cr'-
DER.
o'""! 'o'o 0''oo'' = " ''e"'e' n .
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isnac W. Hnyne, attorney General; and VI. S.
Bunham Solicitor of the southern Circuit T.
c. Evans Commissioner in Eq;liy for Darling.
ton; Sii"s Johnston for Nrwb"rry ID. Go,dc
lock for Union Is. Il. Campbell for Iaareus; j.
IL. Beatty for lIorry; j. IL. Pearson for Rich.
land; and Il. s. Atkinson for Georgetown: :
J. Townsend for Marlboro.
Mr.. Marshall introduced a bin to amend he
Charter of Abbcvilc Village, $" "a; TO confer
the taxing power
Also bill to furnish Factors for the frauiu-
lent conversion OF goods consigned 10 ,lmn
bitls have been introduced, to make mali
cious 'rcsrnsScs udictaLlc; to remove the disa.
bilitcs Of alien widows; to exempt females
from arrest under mesnc pr"ccs$ to extend
the system of public education I" exempt
managers Of elections from the performance
Of road duty; to require oheriils to give notice
of monies collected by them; to increase the
salaries of the Attorney Gcm"'al anl Circuit
Solicitors to reform the $, stem Of i..::i p,.,"
ccedincs SO as to enable parties /" recover
judgment at the first Court
Resolutions have been introduced to elect
chaplain t" require the Comptroller General
to report the amount of appropriations to the
State College. d..
y Bill to give the election Of Governor to
the people, also Of Electors for President and
Vice President.
Mr.. M"rshalIS Bill to punish Factors fortl,c
fraudulent commission of l'r"lucc, has passed
the Senat" by vote of - Il" Ii.
Mr.. Mtchci;'S and Yca,lun's Resolutions on
the subject of th" Separate Court of Appeals,
were supported hv those gentlemen aud o,,-
posed by Mcs>rs. Thomson nn,l Mrt;nw"n
Mr.. G. d. Milton has been elected Solicitor of
the Northern tircuit, anl Mr.. II. i. Charles.
Treasurer OF tEc upper Div sion
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IA urrrirINGEn 4 co, rroprlc,os.
cERrtFlC TIES.
rErERSBiRG, VA, May 18th, 1889.


MY 0TAN NIWf
desire know opinion of tho water NJ toynnfs
SPRING. Having resided the place some i've months nn
prepared say TINT formed the most favorable opinion OF tue
wntef ofindgcstn nervous 90
hiy uterine functional arrangements OF all
to aeareiuy organs have waors In the mountain
country compare with H. except the ,rconber White am
than pranod learn that the place VIII come nner sonr
Immediate management aud vision, nnd that yo"
the gentleman from the Enin~ Hons"
baltimore which, with the fine hotel so bohuhniy
furnished hesdca very comfortable cottages
nua secure vou the public qnd make the
toyner springs aud fashionable feaotp Nr
pnia with my your and bappnena
remain, my dear sir Sourmoat obedent servant
GEO j, SMITH, NJ. -.
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WATERING PLACES.
n,~ Mh,,c a mlnc. sulphur springs,

~ THIS delightful Watering place Ia open Tor the re-
eepiion OF vitor II IA situated tha ln OF the counties
OF Roanoke and Bortonrt surrounded by mountains ana III
the beautiful picturesque aud terrible portions VI
hgina immediately the c ct the Virginia and Ten
Rail Road within $50 yards Of e road ire ana aoont
hall mlu nnanck dcputonly or hours ron hoh
nnud peterbng, aud about two houia nom ynhhnH
Persona leaving tity Point feorshurH or lt.hn"ho ~
the morning by the south Side and Danyie Ra heas nnh
iynrhburg nousaes depot sboni3 o'clock, the
day, where Omnibus Aei VIII meet thon anu convey
them to The Springs
nve Properties be aoaed by of parsons who have
entirely using the Tho reputation
tese halt haa been ossbed IN
the surrounding counties or having cured many peisop as
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They surpassed by any mineral waieiA III Virginia
tr the cure Of Dyspepsia In It's various iorm Ahuehs q, mo
tho Nervous Systein all kinds OF tulannoua hhd oi' se
of the skim and many of tho disehars peculiar To re
malos
Iley are gently purgaiivc dluretc with song deter
mutation akin certificates OF tho many That
might be furnished RyHn bre~i
THE BUILDINGS spacious and convenient and almnst
entirely new consisting of oica Cottages Nc. aufding ne.
commndatons equal TO he found In the mountains "'
Virginia about 400 persona The forninro anh FNnfnS
equal those Of the best hotels In our ehea TITO
Bcddng unuauniy good with Hair Mattresses ghonthe
catnhlshuena all which Invite visitors 20 sAnmls
Judge themselves No paus have hoen rpnf"d ~ 90
thinning and the most experienced and best
qualified department OF tho "nahAhhnht
Tho general management oonhdcd TO J A hEfhLfiN
GER Eau late OF Cumberland MARYLAND assisted by Al
FRED X JAMES and RD y READ. late of IYnehhnfH,
Who will give Satisfaction 10 all who iuay ss thr
place.
There viii he ROWLING ALLEYS Sc, Tor exercise
FINE HAND on MUSIC Ia already secured, aha lti'
EuRApl OFFICE viii mon be ostah'shod nj bonhaets do
THE TABIE viii be found equal to any In the mountains,
h fes for securing supplies being about M great ~ iey
be
A uEl,ryrJNUER a co propyictnyA,
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LyNCunuRu, May cath, isbe.


DFAN SIHf
In obcdence your reuos, with reference to the properties
PRINCE wntpr without hesitation ana win perfect
a. nl persons aboiinn
Imperfect painful Digestion diAeasre OF NE
kidneya bladder females nborng under thef Pec"
liar affections The light, anl may be taken In large
unanoa, we. stomach aud aeia kindly on the
Kidneys regard equal To of the sulphur waters Q"
similar strength The situation ia delightful aud Improve
IN aud very comfortable.
Yours very respectfully, u. u 8IlMEMi NJ ~
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have years considered Tho of Coynors sulphur
Epringa Boetour uonny beneficial Ia dyapepsn torpid
liver Diseases anaebled conditions {"
chronic affections OF the kdheyh ana
bladder heard these highly recommended i"f
son dIacnAat pecuier known snch
witch the patients were groaty rnrn,o ahd otoiH
cured by them T.. II CHibhTlAN M -
Nav
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orfrcr or rnr Rcnuosn AND DANviILr it r. CO CO

1850 afflicted with trpuhr
the skin which extended Itself near
face Of annoy I'd me great
deal Irritation aud burning hVnshton wth
produced had confidence, from previous knowledge,
the healing O tho OF tdynefb Sprhgs
property situated fy mile veal oi Lynch
burg the Virginia y Tennessee Railroad IN
the healing virtues Of the waters o'
Springs avail self Of short visit 10 tho
plaee IN the effect upon tA annoying
eruption great satisfaction found entire feie IN TWO
NeekHi IN sntsicd Thai II had stayed there sometime
longer been thorough aud complete hnd
was oused only with few rnples since
bui not much extent
brief trial of tho value OF these waters
viii be service to aud II benehi to
afflicted like myself suffering irsm similar
cnuses you liberty to the Htaomcpis aH you may
tdnk proper, Most Reeponiinly .....,.,,,.,,
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coyNERs SPRINGS, VA, August %, leS6.

DEAR SIN
about fifteen years past have been labong under Sc
disorder OF the boYc arrangement o ths liver anu nyT
pcpsla aggravated FORM accompanied with great debility
OF the system 1y The use, however % be
White sulphur water n tOynerS Springs for ak months ns
only been relieved but my health has been entirety
restored healthy mnhno having lost one days
Kind Tor sometime phs OF eonr"
my the tho waters ht this phe.
am Obliged consider their medicinal qnniiea cmlnently
good gave this hoping Its publication may do 9th,
era aood q. A. MAYO
mno lavsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-25
BALTIMORE.


n Ma. L. ~ " OuCAu u OPFuCBs LsoGB H.
- Urinary, Baltlmorein.tuied A. d. isss No y SOD
Ed OR No FEE kEQufRED.-Dr. Mills experienced
Physician Of the Aiopahio School, hs confdeAttsAy
snl,ed In all cases o, private nature or discase
No MoR,y Required Caye 10 nsf Efred-A prnetieal ex-
pcrenee 20 enables DR. NJ to warrant In
Tho shortest possible time 10 have II safely elected
This frmafB extensively celebrated for tho eectual and
speedy Of all esses u Secret Diseases established
IN his city as rcfnec from Qnackery 30 years
The HTh Reputation. Of this Institution weud render public
notice wefe not for the applicants here for
who ched 81 their money,
tho Chaaians hour largely In the pubc prnts ana
with " HON city L. oyersforked
,e.d be- 4Eota " would avoid Injury pecu-
nafy loss and DISAPPOINTMENT early medical aid where
lrnfcaon than he will honorably perform.
oaSsrv snd tAyopio CassThr usus symptoms Sore
Throat liberation o the Hanth Itching and Tenderness about
The Botehcs Erupiions tho Skn &c Upon the
saeh cases pr willing stake HI. honor aud reputation
The fpiuMpa ~ seaBceFbe remedies o Dr NJ In resfor
and manly Ror renoymnR the shattered conAtt
removing speedily all debility or Injury incurred from
secret hRb unsurpassed by discoveries Of tho
ago
Eatesbied Manhood May restorative and
from their have realized the fruon Of
pe which tho ianre of Qanckeres in ,srir hitherto
lfnitlsas saareh, had become amos exilngwishsa.
idesfsRss fyeafmTsNo poisonous compounds Of Mer.
enry ar Nuxons Drugs used IN his practice
10 IsmdLs-Lunp experience In she ueament Of Female
Affections Nervous dssaees Ne qnslhcs DR. NJ to aord
rtry RsiC Chr In tho dnicn Com
nuncaona sscrsdy guarded aud treatment mark ed with skill
and dplrnry
D Has dr,sf Proronee -Ihls Resexy applca-
tn either will be sent duly prepared by mail
&a by temng $40 prescription will be inciuded
Dsan persons cured nt home, by addressing DR.. j. b
WILLS, BALTIMORE daters post pad) Medicines sent In
any direction by mail or espross
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