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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-20

rAU4UIkk WAITE SULPHUR
vEM YSPRlNGS.-T Springs stu tied tfty
S...TE miles west Of Washington city. will he
npenr Il ON the 18th of June, as a first class w A.
TERING ESTA bLiSH MENT. i he subscriber
having become the purchaser. will make every eff
fort, with competent assistants, To re establish
their former high reputation hey may be reached
in 6 hours from Baltimore. three from Alexandria
and Gig hit from Richmond. by Railroad. with about
miles of STAG ing, over a good turnpike.
RATEs so cs nts per meal ) 50 per day; SO
per week; $50 per calendar month, and $50 for
two months children over two ard under twelve
years. and col red servants hall prlce-white
eants three -fourths- horses SO cents per day. AID
dress subscriber, "WafIenton Springs"
ROBERT HUDGIN.
FauuneY Va Iu0a q IL AZ NAV
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AE.sRkGL4 w AIERtNG PLACE, situated -, miles
rom Jet"rsvile, on the Richmond and Danvlle
Railroad. 80 miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July. when there will always be a convevaIce
to take the VISITOR to and from the Springs
per day. A' N
On the 4th of July there will be a grand military
displs, OF SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
nsNvefed by the Rev; X. Mc1LWAINK. and reading
A. O'Clock In the afterno n, there will be a grand
illtIng nj atch. between the Cumberland and Anne
VA roops; and at clock in the evening, there
WIN De grand military party, when the Queen of
Love ana Beauty will be crowned. We ars max
ing ARRANGEMENTS to accommodate on that occa-
SION several thousand persons.
- m I L SQNO
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~ 6-dlm G. w BITRRIrSS
so sTniBLING STRINGS.

\ IA II ~
VfMY AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA
Ats.akA-L This MOUNTAIN kETREAT will he
open "n the LIST day of June, for the reception of
visitors. This place has advantag es over any wa
terlhg place IN the Virginia mountains Here is q
Sulphur Spring that has been resorted te for the
last half century. and It's virtue highly appreciated
ali over the State 1t is second only to the Green
brler White Sulphur Water. ! he Alum Water
IS f"HdL, II not superior, to any in the State and
the proprietor recommends II with perfect conf
teGee. In cases of Scrofula, Chronic niarrhua
Dysenue,. "-snepsia. Il G., it has been the means
OF restoring large Dul..Sc- of invalIds The ply
siclans who lved and pTactlceu t.c,s neig hbor-
hood, certify that they have used It in Their urac
tlce Win nne effect years ago. The Chaly be tie
waters are OF good quality and what is emarka bio
THESE three different waters come out of the same
ridge all within he grounds, and within 2U0 yards
OF each other There is also fine Freestone water
piped into the grounds. Analysis of these waters
sent on application.
There will be fine NJ USIC for the BALL ROOM,
and all the amusements found at such places The
Proprietor can only that he Will continue t. do
All IN his power to please his visitors, both inva
lids and pleasure seekers and nothing shall be left
undons tn make their stay pleasant and agreeable
An experienced Physician resides at the Springs
TERhs.-S2 per day; $40 per week. Private
contracts made tor the season.
,SIRlBllNG SPRINGS is the FIRST watering
place reached by the line of the Central Railroad
bynchDurs. Visitors reach this place b, 6 o clock
+ M same day, by four horse stas as. from staun-
Ton, 10 miles, The road has been much I'M proved
anu the coaehes on THIS line new Just from the
factory tat Concord, II - and of the best quail
y. Chey leave Stannton daily after the arrival of
the cars from the East.
,..o ,~ CHEsLEY KINNEY,
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NMYSPRIN6S.-Thes Springs viii be oman
ls.W j for the reception of Visitors on the ism
Of Iuns ahev are situated rec.y on the " nch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot on the
virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
ors to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virginia and North Carolina. coming here by public
conveyance, Will take the South Side Railroad at
Petersburg, thence to Lynchburg and then per
virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest De pot
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- close business-CHAS. A. GWATKIN, corner
9Th and Main streets. has on hand lot Of Brussels
I'D lngia CARPETS of the beet soods. He viii
sell them at and under cost to quit the bu mess.
Tor cash only. G.. a 6WATkIN.
Corner s.h and Nam
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. AT

g. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. AT
E::a THE CORNER OF 10Th AND CLAY SITS
sas Having detern med to remove 20 the country
offer for sale. privately, my H. USE ana LOT
situated as above stated The Lot fronts 721a feet
on Clay street, and runs back the same width Iso
feet The Dwelling House is large, and was built
IN he hest manner, of the best materials. IL con-
tans ten rooms with FIRE places. six large closets
with cellar the size of the house. There is on
the Lot a Kitchen. Laundry. Stable, Carriage
House, WAGON House, Smoke House; &C. The
accommodation for servants IS ample. Every
room IN the house has gas in 1t, and there Is
water in the yard and kitchen There are cuverts
leading through the ara, which carry off all waste
water. This property is located IN a very desra
bic and pleasant part OF the city for residences,
and is within five minutes walk of the pTIncipa
business places, and fl Zee ON the hustle and noise
of business. There are about thirty feeI of the
Lot vacant, upon which another house might he
built
TERMs.-I will sell the Lot for small part of the
purchase money in cash. and the balance upon
such time as will suit the purchaser. Messrs
GoDDIN & APPERsoN are authorized to sell the
above property and will show it to any pc rson W no
may wish to purchase it. and make known the
price and terms. JOHN M. GREGORY.
cts
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Assa BRAiNARD HnUsE,

A..IEl E. BLOSSOM, PRUPKIEToR,
ttOtnerly Proprietor OF the blossom House, Ro-
chester, N. "
TINS Iaree and con,modlous Hotel, at the junction
from Baltimore to Niagara Falls, is now open for
the reception OF visitors.
Pure air, hne seer ery, well stocked larder, good
beds ana attentive servants. are some OF the at
fractions TO travellers No ethrts will he spared 10
cnntinae It's character a FRS CLASS no
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls ca.
procure through tickets 10 Baltimore, at which
point through tickets be procured to the Falls
b. the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route to Emlra, Canada,
and the Northwest.
REFERENCES:
I baEt q k TsIIsPs Esq Washington.
ZENUs BARNUM, Esq,
+. w. BENNETT, po,.
X. h. COLEMAN, &" Eutaw House. : DAT.
Z. G. ADREON,
w. w. & P4k Sr%T Is? Harrisburg. ~
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SHiHTINGS, sHiRTINGS-Just recei

sHiHTiNGS Just received.
> - pieces New - rk NJ Ills, 30 pieces WatertwIst,
Beaehed Cottons Also, Richardson's, JACOB A
LEWIS, snd other superior brands of Irish
Llrens: Shirt Bosnms of the following kinds
marsellles Bosoius at I216 IS and 371s cents;
stitched I.IHen bOsoms at Is 81 50 and rs cents
r rench Move bOsonls at IS cents and 81; I'm
Ihleached Cotton of the best quality. and a com
3Flete assortment of Dry Goods, can be found at
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CLARET WINS -Im cases J. Norman a
- Cos Bordeaux Clsret Wines, incudi n. bas s's
CanIllao, Pontet Canet, Chateau 5eTmsnyIlle,
chateau Gis. ours, hatesu LeovilIs Chateau
Yquem; Just landed and for sale At anne Prices al
charged by the New York AGENTS.
SEIDkN & MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets
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&sAA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
yEAYGREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.-Terms
A.h At this Watering Place. for two weeks or
more, 81 per day less time, 81 50 per day
JEREMIAH NORTON,
l6-lw preaidpnf ~ RACo
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A. FOR KENr.-A good bus ness stand. SIT
k3a uated on By I'd street, between 9th and 10TH
AATne house has granite front, and contain ms
nine rooms eight of which has hre places water
and gas. &c For terms, apply to the subscriber,
or to +. d. EACHo, Esq.
jy6-ts B. W. TOTTY.
- FOR REeT.-The desirable OFFICE for
H;:a merlv occupied by DR.. c. R. Brcken. on l4th
street, and next door 10 my otice, suitable for
phys iclan, lawyer, &c. Possession giveE imme-
diately. Apply to
jy6- Z. d. EACHO.
- FOR RENT-One large ROOM. over the
k3:a store Of Shafer, Haisey 4 Co., ITO Main St
04 Possession given Immediately Inquire of
jeU-ts SHAFER. HALSEY l. CO..
- OFFICE FOR RENT-The ROOM over
E::s our store-has heen occupied by H. AyIstt,
~ Ega. as q law ofhoe for the last o or years.
p. JOHNSTON l. BRO,
iy4-ts lis Main ST., Richmond.
nR. ROSES MEDJCINES.-Al Of Doctor
- Roses celebrated Family Medicines kept for
sale by A. BODEkER T. CO,
Druggists, No. 10 MAN st..
LPACA COATs.-Biack and Colorsd Alpaca
"A Sacks and Frooks, in great variety and at low
KEEN. BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
CHEWING TOBACCO-A very larss stock Of
T., ~. =: best (: bRsJ sJ r:.s s:''
S..ss'.. ! 1iSsRis xiSi / sssi,s;' i WS5S !"
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JEHEMiAH MORTON,
jy B-1w President w. & ssCo.
ia SHOCCO STRINGS. WARNEN
YEMYC0UNTY, N. G.. will be open on the
18th of JULY, for the accommodation IF
which IL though to ne equal To any, has been dis
covered upon the premises since the close of last
season, within six hundred yards Of the Ho ell
large two story BewLisa AND BILL1ARD sa-
Loos will be constanty open for the aIptsemett
Of visi ors free Of eAorgt, A SfLBsDiD BAND will
he IN attend during the season.
sH0Cn sPRiNGsa are distant u miles Sou tn
from the Warrenton Depot, on the Raleigh and
IN readiness, on the arrival Of each train of cars
with comfortable coaches. to convey COMPANY to
dete ntIon.
RATE OF 1oARp.-Per day. $40; per week.
% per month. So, S,nxl' meal. 90 cents. Chi
dren and Servants, half price. iye-Im
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A..A.ON ,Usi.s. Win be cold on FRI
Il DAY, oth July, 1850. at II O'clock at the city
zen, near the Jail fine HOGS tskeu up under
he city ordinance, by order of the Mayor
j. 2n-lt@ r. MORRIS \. o.
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BY Thos. ". kPesee, Auctr,
coffee corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
CLOSING OUT SALEOF LARGE AND
~ ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA, GLASS,
EARTHFNWARE,
SlLVER-Pl ATFD GOODS.
REFHIGERATORS &c,

Japanned TOILET WARE, &c
The whole embracing the largest and most at
traetlve assortment of such goods ever before Of
fered
Inc attention of the trade, housekeepers, and
the public gei orally, respectfully requested The
store will be open Friday and Saturday, 10Th and
2lst inst in order to give the public an opportu
nifty to examine the goods.
il rH0S KEESEE
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DISSOLUTIONS &c.

NISSOLUTlON NOE co Partnership.
- The firm Of SEIBERLING Il HtINkICh
vas dissolved by u utual consent, on the LIST iuIy
rlther o: tho firm authorl zed tn collect any
he debts. The underslgn will continue to carr,
on he business at the old stand. and will be please
o see any OF his friends and Gust mers, anc
hose of the OLD firm. b. HEINRICH.
Richmond. Eth July, 1860. jy 19- 6ts
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

c.yt E E9TEt k,.; NJ bGi Nayss
5sff;Ss i, Mi Sa' sS:S:sy SY; R.yI;,
3 B,y1sIIy, , ca; vapshs%: vs;H Dog, ae:t 4
do, ] n Crane. do; d HumScId, ia; K QulneV,
snd sd Do N.Y.. ss do Ps1ss,
lady, VI; r Mason, Nd; W = Hunt, NY;s II
Waes,-; KaoII; Pa; 3 r FGots, Conn; Csld-
!! SsyHir ma; Ha?fssSsi HMsa Mas.
r Whittier. do; w H Raymer, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL snead, Va; J Shehan,
esl5eSn, s. s Smith. Nd; G Hsti.Ssy, Pa; E
ShsIbuIns - Nh i CD JohSston, s " Glenn, Nd:
Miss k#fS s1G NysIs ,:s H:sEa!
BS1 e. M' Ha EY Ma Ms Sass Mo- thas
Mlsse Jones; Canada; w g MERGER. Md; 4 T Ca
vi M.s smith, n 81 hIs f F%s 81
man, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL Hersdale, DR. Pa. mer,
Wynn ssris esP a.frscn; ,AH9G!a
son, T Lipthicum, + Green, Md; l. Phe'ns. W "a
SS sSn.sn Rgss sa
vs PG! Ms
s W m HSI kph s. MarsY
Stafford. Kan; A Vogeler, Mo.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Armstrong. Pa;
M scT es R ba Black No ak fps ssh, Pa
McGsms, y, Riehard MoG e. Mo; Henry ,Wads;
Msxloo; r l. Blaney, NY; l. Smith and lady, Miss
eRk cs. Va AL AL
lsdJ, XII; Walker, Md; $ Bon all,
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nsf OF the members Of that COMMITTEES, but Il
contains the names Of Henry Addison and Hugh
Caperton, Mayor and Recorder Of the town. The
names proposed by Mr.. Stake were p T. Berry.
Esau Pickrell, "a member Of the present commit.
teeo VIM. r. Edes, F. w. Risque, Mr. Cha.
baugh, and the Surveyor, Mr. e. D. 8. Myers
The resolution coming up for consideration.
Crawford; carried
Mr.. Stake moved that the name of David Eng.
liSh (member Of the present committee) be added;
carried.
Mr.. Dunlop moved az an amendment that the
idayor and Recorder be added to said committee.
Mr. Williams thought the Mayors name was
already upon the list; (R. r Crawford's)
MI Pearson wanted, IL Mr.. Addison was upon
the committee, guarantee that he would not
make special charge for his services.
M stake moved to strike out Of Mr. Dunlop's
amendment the words "Mayor and''; carried by a
Mr.: Dunlop's amendment as amended was
passed.
Mr.. Hill moved to add the names of E. NJ Lin
thicum and Judson Mitchell.
Mr.. Dunlop thought that nine were sufficient,
as the present committee consisted Of seven only
Mr.. Hills motion was lost, and on the passage
OF the resolution the vote was
Ayes-Messrs Dodge, Dunlop, Pearson, Stake,
McCObb, and Williams-6.
Nays-Messrs Hill, King, and Tenney-3
MIR. Pickrell, the President, was excused from
voting, at his own request, he being one Of the
proposed committee.
The resolution offered at the last meeting by
MIR. Tenny in relation to the planting of shade
Tees, was lost by vote Of TOT.
On motion Of Mr.. Stake the Board, at 10 min
utes past II O'Clock, adjourned to Friday evening
next, at TX O'Clock.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA

Fort @ Se ri "a. K A.
until l2 M, on "wednesday, the 18th day of April
next, for the transportation of military supplies
during the years 1860 and 1861, on the following
/. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas,
r n o1e 81 New soo 20 ro6a tbs1 Gn the Ter
be designated In that Territory, and to any point
3 From Fort Union. or such other depot as NAV
be designated i'll the Territory of New Mexico, to
the posts or depots that are or may be established
Forts Bliss s1d moTe. OF New Mexico except
The he weight to be TRANSPORTED each year not to
Thousand CO0OOoi pounds, nor more than FIVE mi
Proposals viii state the rate per 100 pounds per
and Will be made for each route separately.
their places of residence and be prepared to enter
into contracts and to execute bonds, with good Sc
the Assistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavsnworth.
not to exceed si on each route, as soon as con-
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
for service by the LIST day OF May succeeding their
mean. OF t1snsRSTsttSn to BE- approved BY the
time for the whole weight to be transported during
places of business agencies at or in the ycinit,
of Fort Leavenworth and at Fort Union or other
depot IN New MeaiGGG, at which they may be oom
Each proposal will be accompanied by the names
OF the su5etles who must be well known to the As
whose Joint capabLlty 10 pay the bonds should they
be forfeited, must be attested to his entire satisac
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sails for TransPoItsti9n," and none will be enter
tlons set forth in this advertisement f''o
The right reserved OF rejecting all the bids that
Qg4RTERMAsrEH GENERALS OryrcE,.
fe IL Washing ton city, Feb 10, 1850.
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rs I6 NOT TOO MUCH ~ Sal,
SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A n I'D YOU NC,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
VIz-THAT PROFESSOR WOODS nAII

Vz-THAT RR S9E6S I!v WOODS HAIR
viii preserve ,nJali6ly the sroiotA and color Of
the hair, II used two or three times week. any
make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
est age. Statesmen, Judges AttoHne,s, Doctors.
ClerEymen, Professional D en-, aud Gentlemen and
mony that we do not say too much In Its favor
kead the following, and judge:
HICKORY GROVE, st. Charlie, CO., Mo, Nov. Is, 81.
PROP U. }. Woop-Dsar Sir: Sometm, last y
we're induced TO SON. Of Hair Restorative, and
snct.d, TO report IT. Our . sons head or son.um. bed
been PsIfeey covered with and called ,esd
when friend, seeing his suf.rngs ADVISED your
surprise that Of all our friends. YER, f.. sppe.V,o
removed The d'ssss. .1ureiy and aud IuIuriAnt
boy has as healthy scalp aud lurursu Of hair
your Rsorauy. as perfect remedy fcT ali disease. q
the scalp and hair. We are, yours respectfully,
SARAH A. HIeGINsOTHAm.
PROP. WooD-Dsar Sir: My hair had, for several year,
os.. vseS b ~ nar,
in dressing When Commenced usIug your Hair Res,ora
ing continued f within IN, last weeks. II h.,
turned 10 e. natural COLOR aud assumed .oI,s sud U,,
o oil, or any other sart u,sd :.
need Hair Restorative, for simple purpos, Of
dressing or 6t.Iuyg III. hair You have PsTis''On to
refer 20 m. all who ensrtAn any doubt Of its performing all
Ma. c; srmOND,. ut Third .tr..t
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. S, 1857
PROF. wooD-Dssr Sir; By the advice Of a friend n
mine, who has been your Hair Restorative
duced try IL. had the fever, last Msy aud
nearly every hair my head came Nov my h..
great deal thicker than Nohlne bu;
duty and sympathy that feel offers
afflicted as have been, would induce CIV.
public acknowledgment Of the benefit have
Prof Woods HAIR Restorative
Yours rsspt ctfully, Ar JAcoBs
The Restorative put up IN bottles of three ses,
viz: large, medium, and small the small hold. hall
pint, and retals Tor one dollar per bottle the
holds asst naro nt
ton than the sms retas for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, 30 per cent. more In
proportion, and retails for S3a bottle.
o. WOOD & CO., Projectors, sl2 Broadway.
New York, I'm the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lshment-) and liz Market street, IT. Louis, Mo:
and sold BY all good Dru. rists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT no ALL!
II ,vn,.vvrMR MIS-, GQTS .cocrro


II 10 we'll known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than af any other
period; and it 10 co ually wel-known that the way
% yard or di:ss:s !; to Keep .hs blcSd pure. for
ty of the blood, the main spring of our existenoe.
ii H. therefore, important TO al that the ~ stem
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified. and
this can be done in the most efsctual way by usng
MRS M. COX'S INDIAN VhGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
Of diseases of Skin, Erysgelss, scrofaa. Rhsgme-
Dyspep.y, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from lmpurity of the blood il has effected
the most remar kable cures, as can be SHOWN by
numerous certificates from persons Of the hig hest
responsibility, and Is recommended by all who
have used it as the most invaluable remedial agent
of the day.
and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. nj. COX,
1SS East Baltimore street,
between E den street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name il blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
DrPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. r. 9. r, CIssLL. Druggist,
Georgetown. ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
triot, and will suppy the trade at my prIoes.
q tr
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WORLD,
. I 1s be-, S2gSH sXKGR II the ygElS il NJ,

nounoed by medical men, And those Who have re-
1t, to be the best preparation for CoxsA, Colds o.
Cold and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, o.
sNNpficr.
the taste, sofens clears and strengt the voice
aays oil irritation of the throat and lungs, and pre-
yoDts taking cold.
III Botf es . and 20 oonts and o.. Sold BY IL
i1sgEiats IN Washington. eecrsotov n and Alexal
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MEDICINES.
IN. yOHNsfON,

Lock HOSPITAL,
Hss Dsseevsrsd tAs Cerfas., Speedy, and s~iS
Efsefsal Remedy 90 ths World,
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DEL IcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
vs.isss q the B.si set.rss AG.eusa. .fAs Ki1ssys
n.s, Dss. S.S:,
tssen efid.ss, PalpitAos Timidy .msnss,
Ho.. sim, Aaseuoo. Of n. LSnss sso@seS Bev.@
shoss Tsrnb. Disorders arising from Solitary haets
der n.rri.S. imp..ssl. sd destroy BEN Body ana Mind
Young MEN
ts.t dreadful ana ~sieR .sns.1 .y..p.
:a .a ns 81 sS q o. q:
listening The un3s Of sIeqssnes
y.hsd ssssasy shs living Tyre, may call VIII fail sssf
n.Es beng .v.Is Of Phyas. v'sfn' 'rGsnis debility,
He who 90 himself under hs care Of Dr. J. ma, ,.li
essy eonad in his honor as Gsnusman and senfdsnty rely
OFFICE No. SOUTH rREpERICHs STREET.
lee s:rs d g, .s re.
nsst be paid ssd esotain stamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
s.ss sftss nsy Cetsg' efssrs.eo, Lsndsn gr.dssss
and the grssisr part Of yhoss life hs been spent 10 hs Re-.
isetsd Of the nOsi a.ton,shnr cure. ,s,, pas .
Known; many troublsd With ringing an the head and g..
sounds esshfulosss with frequent bushnr at,.rs.d @
u"s' vim osranesnsht OF mind ssrs cured immediately
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Yong Men and others who injured th,m..l,,, -
ssnan practice indpgsd when son.-s Ia bi fr.o,.g,,
which nightly ri. .,.n sh.% Is... .So, d., 70; :s.sa
ssSas m.rr.gs inpOs,sls and dssroys Seth mind IA
These are some OF the sad aud m.l,peeel, .s,.
Pam. 10 ii: R.se p s w Il e d. b.. .nd
Psptatoa Of th. Hesr Dy,p.psy N,rrou.
cf Of the Dig ..'s DssJ
MENTALITY. f.arfpl sfseu on tn. mind IN. n,,,,
Of spr, Evil FOrbOdings A,.r.oa Of soei.,,
Lo,s Of Solitude, Tin,dy, etc., u ,hs .,l. rr.
NERVOUS DEBiLIrY-Yb.u..nd,. ,n p.v,,d..
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