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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-16
Carpenters Wanted!

TWENTY OR THIRTY Carpenters
Il wanted, to work on Government build.
ings Immediately. For particulars inquire
of JAMES MULLINEAUX
Gallipolis, Oct. l6, 1862.
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RESTAURANT

THOMPSON & SELFREGE,
HAvE opened RESTAURANT in the
IL three story building on the Public
Square, known as the Fisher Star House,
and Immediately above the Book store
Meals can be had at all hours, and at reason
ah HE nriaaa
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Fresh Oysters

Always on hand during the season, and
served up TO suit the customer.
The attention of the public is respectfully
invited to this room.
Oct. l6, 1862.
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Army stores.

dds will be received until 10 O'Clock A
ID n. October 18th, 1862. 1t the Ccmn1is
sary's Once, Gailipolis, Ohio. for furnishing
the following articles Of Subsistence Stores
sutN Nt to the conditions prescribed by th'
Ch& cOmmisssry Of the Department cf th'
% 900 pounds Of Bae0a; gss9ea-.ae g
y. 900 pounds Of Potatoes in barrels;
900 barrels Of Salt R.,s,....
right to reject any portion or all Of ths
= reser1ed. 8. H. WEBB, -eri
Commiasory Of Suhsistsnce.
Oef. 9, 1862.
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EOund.

STRzSD IN July last, deep red Cow,
~ white belly, and white halfway
s--4 up hind legs No other marks.
About 3 yezrs old. Theowner can have her
by paying expenses. ELIJAH GRANT
fras7 = ra,os 81 Addison township.
octobef2, 1861. ,.-ls -s1s'
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Notice.

GUSHING A HEBARD are prepared ts
~ collect claims for damages arising from
injuries to persons or property BY Government
troops, or give advice in the premises to par
ties injured. Being in possession OF know.
ledge from the highest military authority. in
the country on the subject. they are enabled to
act promptly and efficiently.
Gallipolis, o., Oct. 16, 1862 f---..
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ProvisFOus.

Extra Sugar eanvassed Hams, sad plain,
Rason Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef,
Belegness &c. lD.ssi FORD = BRO
- s's ~ = o. Sos :1.a1 81 ssbsss
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THE WAR IN KkNrUCKY.
A Squadron Of Cavalry Surprised.

NAsHvILLE, July 10 -Four companies Of the
sth Pennsylvania cavalry were surprised and cut
to pieces this morning at Tompkinsyille, by
stearns cavalry, 500 strong. Col. Williams,
Majors Jordan and Brown are reported killed /,
and our wounded were assassInated Stearns Is
reported 10 be en- route for Bowling Green, with
the intention Of destroying the bridges. Some Of
the railroad track has been torn up.
Later accounts state that II is not certain that
Col. williams was killed
LOUISVILLE, July 1L-One thousand and two
hundred rebel Infantry and cavalry, with three
pieces "a ertillery, under the command Of the
notorlrpS JoSp Morgan, are at Glasgow, Barren
county, ~. fhey sent a reconnoitering party
within three miles OF Mumfordsville Yesterday
IL Is supposed that they intend TO burn bridges
and commit other depredations.
This Is the same party which recently attacked
detachment Of the 9th Pennsylvania cavalry al
rompkinsville. Not over twenty Of the Penn
sylvanians were killed, and the reports Of great
losses there are false.
Morgan has Issued q proclamation calling upon
kentuckians to rise against the Government.
No Injury has vet been done TO the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, but cars will not be run
till Monday next.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM MEXICO,

NEW YORK, July 1l.-The STEAMER Colum bia,
from Havana on the 7th. with Vera Cruz dates to
the ID instant. arrived here to-day. ....
Gen. Orsega, with 1000 men, had Joined Gen.
ZearagoIa.. . 1..'.- : /. = - :
The Mexicans, on the 14th ult occupied Sum.
init Hill, commanding Orizaba, where the French
tro1ps on the same night surprised and routed
them; On the 26th the Mexicans commenced an
attack on the French, but without any decisive
result. General salave was slightly wounded.
Some COO guerillas have been at Atejeria and
vefa Crur. The gates OF the latter city were
found closed, and no one dares to go out The
dead, Of which there are many from yellow fever,
are buried In the city.
The army trains OF the French were attacked
by the M az leans on the 30th ultimo and fifteen
wagons loaded with ammunition, and five of
aonr, were taken and DESTROYED TWENTY-FIVE of
the escort OF the train were killed and the rest
taken prisoners. Only six wagons Of provisions
reached OriIaba, and for some time the Frenc b
troops were actually starving. Some 700 mIles
were also captured from the French. Tnree
ers, and some dispatches intended for the French
generals were published in the city Of Mexico.
A French brig-ofwar Captured small Mex.
lean schooner laden with corn and lard, and the
crew were imp prisoned at Vera Cruz
The Mexican steamer Constitution had been
manned and sent TO Alvarada to force the Cover
nor TO declare for Almonte, but the Inhabitants
refused and drove the steamer Of The same re-.
suits were had at Eacstalhau The French man.
of-war L. 'Eclair went to Campeechy on a similar
errand, but with the like response. The French
man of-war Lyonnaise visited Mazatlan and or.
dered the Governor to declare for Almonte, which
was refused, and she LEFT
IA A SLAYER has been captured and taken Into Key
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From New Orleans.

NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE schooner Haze, with
New Orleans dates 10 the 26lh ult, has arrived
here.
Flour had advanced to S24 per bbl and Gen
Shipley, in CONSEQUENCE, issued an order fixing
the price Of bread attwenty four cents for twenty
four ounces.
General Butler has ordered all the banks 10
in the rebellious States by banks In the State OF
Louisiana, and State officers drafts thereon are
not to be paid without permission from head
quarters. -.-.Ef
The Dslta reports quite stir in the cotton mar
ket. On the 25th II sold at Is cents per ID.
General Butler has issued an order prohibiting
masters OF vessels from taking away any per sons
OF color other than those coming to New Orleans
The penalty Is impriy cnment and the liability Of
the vesse, TO conhscation
A large and enthusiastic Union meet ng was
held In New Orleans on the night Of the 2Ist ult
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p. -aF CONGRESSIONAL -r,
KLXvIIth cONGgEfs-Ssesn< Rsss fsn.

sEEArE.-hfter our report closed yesterday.
The bill providing for Calling out the militia
was debated and passed osef. ..f
The reports of the committees OF conference on
the tarif and pension were agreed TO.
Mr. Wright, from the committee of conference
on the bill recognising the judicial system,
Dir. Powell offered resolution providing for
an adjournment at 10 O'Clock on Monday next.
= HoUsB-After ouf report closed .s..
Mr: Fenton msde an adverse report on the bill
TO indemnify the State Of New York for advances
made during the war Of 1912.
Mr.. w ashhurne, from the COMMITTEES on Com
merce, reported blu providing that commit
stoned oficers Of the. revenue service, shall be
confirmed by the senatei passed.
Mr.. Bingham reported the bill to prevent MEM
bers Of Congress and officers of the Government
from receiving any confederation for procurin inR
contracts, Offices, &c passed unanimously.
the act Of August 1901, prohibiting the sale q
intoxicating drinks in the District Of Columbia /:
passed. 20 r... ... ..-.. !
Mr.. Potter reported a bill providing for holding
the September term Of the U. q. Court Of Maine
al Bath; passed. -ssE Be-. a i
MIR. steven, submitted the report OF the com
mittee OF conferences on the rsval appropriation
bill adopted. ......- % .-s -
SIR. wilson reported back the bill amending
an act 30 as to extend the time Of the grant Of
right Of way TO plank roads and rail roads
the public lands to fve wears; passed.
committee Of conference was appointed on
the bill to equalize the grade Of line officers OF
the navy. E . .. ..
A committee Of conference 1ss ordered on the
bill for the better governments Of the navy
Mr.. h. F. Thomas reported back the bill relat-
Ing to the competency Of witnesses In trials In
equity and admiralty; passed. &. -. ..--
Mr.. Pendletou Introduced resolution givins 2
the benefit Of 9 bill granting pensions to masteri
and other officers on ths Western gunboats
passed. ...E ..r.. 4 rIl|.F
Mr. Verree called up the 5enste bill authorifine 2
the Secretary OF the Navy to accent the title 10
League Island, An the Deisware river, for naval
purposes; passed. .-...... -.-'-s
Mr.. Eliot submitted the report Of the commit.
tee OF conference on the confscation nill adopt;
ed-yeas 81, nays az. 80
Mr.. Holman submitted the report Of the con-
ference committee on the pension bill; adopted
Nh. Stevens submitted the report Of the confer
ence committee on the tariff bill; adopted.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ICoyyespoudence Associated Press1

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1O-An erroneous
opinion has appeared In some OF the papers In
regard 10 the nag Of truce which went up the
York river on Sunday and attempted to bring
down some one hundred and seven Of our sick
and wounded soldiers that had been captured at
Baltimore store. No flag Of truce Law was vio-
lated by this act as the rebels at first readily con-
sented to let them of on parole. II was body Of
rebel cavalry who prevented their return. No
doubt there was some Misunderstanding in some
way, for Yesterday the rebels sent flag Of truce
could send and obtain those prisoners at any time
and consequently the John Tucker started last
night for them again.
The late Colonel of the Second Maryland regi-
left the command Of the regiment to the Lieu.
tenant Colonel, J. T.. Durvea, which gave the
most entire subtraction to all the members Of the
regiment; The Governor Of Maryland, however,
appointed gentleman fromthat State az Colo
mel, and sent him down 70 take command. To
this the officers and men demurred, and the re-
suit was that the newly eppointed Colonel was
ton, where he showed himself Incompetent
through technical questions-and was conse-
quepty relieved Of his command Nearly all the
oncers would have resigned had the command
been assumed by any one but their much-loved
Lieutenant colonel-him they win follow and
obey In any emergency. ss -.. a.z --.
The rebel prisoners who have been for some
time accommodating at the Rip. Raps were all
taken from there to-day, and removed to some
place further North. I could not learn their
destination. They were probably removed to
mskeroom for others at the Rip Raps.
at this place ali day, in the direction Of james
r1ser Many conf lectures are adoat, bat nothing
II known, as no boats have come down the river
to-day. The mail boat has been due for two
abe arrives we win, no doubt lsarn the cause Of
Tks :ss.nsr John Brooks has arrived here win
about three hundred sick and wounded-mostly
| vvnu ara n q IN ken IN Hoy arE
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the SteamsY Neywegiap N

ST. JoHN's July 1.-THE steamer Norwegian, ,
from Liverpool on The Sd instant and London.
derry on thu 4th, has arrived of Cape Race
The political news by her arrival Is unim-
portant.
The shipping at Liverpool, on the Fourth OF
Juiy, was gaily decked with flags, Cunard's and
otter transatlantic steamers having all their bunt-
ing dying.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.-Sales Of cotton for the wee x
were los 900 bales at prices rang ing from Cd
higher, the market closing with an upward ten
dency. Breadstuffs tending downward Wheat
Sd lower. Provisions very dull. Consols closed
at 81 Xas2.
The weather Is very favorable for the crops
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MEssRs. A II. HALL Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods nom their
branch store, 30S Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, duringithe summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
anv and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train and arrive in In twenty four hours, cheaper
to our citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them filed al man.
rfsctutef's prices CT Messrs. n. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest aasort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world, } e5
Milk street, Boston, Mass. may l9-M,wl,u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INSTANTANEOUS CURE OF Corns, Bunions, Cal.
losties, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all diseases
o1 the feet. NJ. Pedrsit, from Paris Surgeon
Chiropodist, is enabled by peculiar process, 10
eradicate the most painful excrescenccs In few
minutes, without the least pain or the slightest
from nine m. to tve D. m, at his off ce. CIar.
endon Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Six III
street Best reference given in this city.
iy 6-wawk
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L AND PlNEY POINT.

"a The Potomac Steambost Company Will dtps:ch
9 boat rom the foot of 7;h street.
day excepted ate c,clock, for rAe4seE.1<x7>z>
Creek, stopping at Msrbu ~ q Landing, Reforming
Will leave hsuIs Greek every csy, (Sundsys eX-
cep cd, At O'Clock m
IN oonnecti On. o freIght bost will run every d,y,
For freight and passage apply on board the boats
On Sat1rdaJs, the boat etving At O'Clock in
the morning will extsLd her trip 70 P,rey Pciut
aud prino,ssl IpteTmeciste landings. Refurnirg,
ming.
Fare TO Aqua Gresk. "a. Round tri,, IS.
Fare 70 PIncy Point, 81.
For foEh. or Pss age, apply to frei, ,ht agents on
the vharvss. ie IL fmH
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WANTS.

O0n MEN WANTED for the sth Regular
1sUu Csvsry. Pay, In sddl..oG 70 ratlons sad
clothing, SIS 90 sH per north.
Ga premium taic TO citizens or soldiers for etch
accepted feoTult.
For further Information apply st the lste csmp Of
tAe regiment, Camp CiIlDzrns, slst STR 81, MasS-
IL dElm N Iieut Ith csv.lry. ktcfuIf'r otiosr.
4 HOSE In want Of kmploymsnt cf any KIND
OFFICE, No. s11 9th stTest, (whsrs the best OF
ysy will bs given 20 frgt class SeTysuts.l 1 E1ys
Q way o sPP1oetons on hsnd for COED Co0Sr, Lsga
dTsssss, ,Ckam msics, Walters and Secmetre.ses.
Also, for young Men 10 vslt on tables IN pTiVsse
families or hotels. FARM HANDS vsntsd. Em-
ployers in want o, good hslp vI hn3 is N thoiT az
r. b. EESut,S;Es vsrted. The bss. Of tez.h:.
can be obtained ~,tnoui charge by applying Sc
shove.
m SLY r. y. MILLER,
kHXfNbR s FPy FIVE sESSBEbb .5S Bfb
DING, for which we are FsyIrE the hiphest
nsvnE surplus VI fs-sttsre. will End Is - taslT
StStatsfs 10 give ~ cali. :.
BONTZ b SdlFSizE,
tsfh re. 369 ris ST. bets.I Soo Ess.
WAN-ED-EveTyp person TO know that an Ia
w the market ready 70 pay % ssh Tor al ArIc -
n tbs horEeiurnishlnt line: Those leaving tns
clty, or having surplns, Gill Go well TO CAL K.
BUCHlY, l2e Seventh st. between q and IL sIs.,
lcsrt ridf,l Deslsr IN Feu and ssooua hsn1 FIR
plture. s.r nr pcf L
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r. oTiCE TO WATER TAKERS.
MLrrr RrarsrR.a,s Orrirr.

WAITE REeIsTRaR's OrETrr,
Citp Hall, JaLy I, J66c.
p AL WAttr Takers ars hereby notified thar their
Water Rents foT the year comme.oI-E With this
date tre now due aud payable at this OMae.
The following is the lGw of the Corporation " IN
relation to define IN ent water tskers,' viz:
In ah cases of the non-payment of tie water
rent for thirty days alter the same le and pay
able, the W ateT ReEktIs 81 ehAl notify the PuTSsy
or of sloh deliRs uenoy. and the sil1 PerVeIoI
shill discontinue the az SpJ Of water INN dIsIelS
By cuttiI of the water st th. main and he shall
n0t aiIow IL 10 be az ssed In said define neuis
premises except on Lotiho,ton by tho Water
Registrar thai the wafer rent has bae7 paid, a.
also the expense OF outing of and Restoring tsc
flow Of vatsr.n =
TRs las ssiH BE- ssJoresd.
RANDOLPH CoYLE,
jy 1-dlm Watsr Registrar,
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE
TAr Lar L. fLr IrnEIk

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair pys
produces a colo! not to be distinguished nom NJ.
ture-warranted not to injure the air In theeast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigcr.
ates the Hair for Life. Grey, Red or Rs,ty Rdf,
Instantly trrns a splendid Black or Brown, Ieav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by eli
Druggists, &c. .
III The Genuine is signed WrLLIAaA. BArox.
ILoR, on The Josr sidSs Of saeA box -s.f
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsv YorI,
mT-1y (Late 233 broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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Coon Nxws FOR ALL,

WASHINGTON, June 20, 1862.
This Ia to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me. 81
Dr. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SEvA BAILEY,
je21-u At Mrs Barbour's, 375 Sd ST., bet. D and E
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From Vicksburs.

MEMPHIS, July 9th-vicksburg dates have
been received here TO the 7th inst The rebels
recently made an attempt TO strengthen their
earth works on the Bluff, but were driven away
by shells from the mortar feet. Most Of the
houses In the CITY have been riddled SQUADS Of
rebels occasionally appear in the upper battery in
front CT the city, but they leave as soon az the
guns Of the feet are brought to bear on them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

U The presid nj Of q marine insurance com.
psny Of Philadelphia on Tuesdsy, received re-
m,tiance from gentleman In New Orleans, Tor
amount Of certain premiums due, with interest u
per cent from Isl June, 1851, - -
III T.e chip " estesn Empire, from New o.
leans, arrived at NsV YOIk, July 9Th she has
on freight $40 hogsheads sugar, se2 bales COZ.
toa, sad Ns bales u NOES.
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B..iness Affair. in Memphis

MEMPHIS, July Business In this city con
tinues TO revive. Northern merchants, with new
stocn Of goods, are opening stores, and are free.
ly patronized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

Iron "wednesday i've men, father and four
sons were arrested In Boston foI expressing sym
usthy with The rebels. ON the reception Of the
news Of the reverse before Richmond these men
were heard TO cheer for JEFF. Davis and give three
groans for Mcclellan. They were waited upon
By some nsighbors, who requested them 70 Isise
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A GARD TO TaE LADIES
=. DIR. DUPONco's

GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
IUallftls IN eorratiss. TssHIafIns sEf reSiori-s
al! obssrEetioss from soAatsusT cause, AID
altrdys steessSfsI as q prsr eHties
The above Pills have now been In use for over
have Been correctly followed. have these pins
failed u give most decided sst sfsctlon. dead Ike
following certfcate from one of the first lsdSs vf
oitr, tMr WIN. Brisioi CO.. and tod them m Us us
she OF oourie did not wish her name 70 be made
pnblic, bat If any one shoIld dorbt tds osds.fsl
Ncaey of Or Duponco's Golden Pills, taeJ DIS nT
tss pleasure to relate tir ksoirsdsI of their
efhoaoy. as administered 70 her dsugnte 8 Yong
LADY IL years old. she Was fast gong into Con
struoted. Tso bozss Of IAsss Goidss Pas sati,.Iy
cured her, and she Il nov IN robust heath NO G
sna stronger proof might be gwen. These pills
are also certain cure for LheoTsaA' Tor Whitss')
Sold Wholessle and Retail In Washington BY
Y. ID. GILMAN, Druggist, $50 Penn avenue.
Retail by =. SWELL- corner 50 street. and
Loai.sns avenue, I and tMLsuRSs, 1ess Is s +.
tSs .SoSs .ssns: to the &s.@Sinstoa @ sost Ones. hs
Ssntds"as, con All % Ss nail am soa .!c y y ' Scsh
sna. sRsS%N BEE5fhEss hfsgaE ssSOls AeE
s1s ;, efsssss STssHr York
General Wholesale Agents
n. b: Look outfor Coanterfeits. Buv no Golden
Pills Of any kind an e,s every box is sssned 3 y.
therefore % you value your lives spd heal TO esq
nothing OF being hpmbugged ort OF your HoleI
buy only these who show the SIGNATURE of Z. ID.
on secosnt of the Pills being oodlteffe.ted fAs
Known 20 every Agent, and they viii tel you I6o,
arc safe .na HIVE " st%sd sas e, as@
tyS rev YORK
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The Great Eastern.

SroSINGToN, CT, July lis 80 A. M.-The
steamship Great Eastern is inside Montauk Point,
waiting for pilot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

Movement Of X sbel Rrisoners.
NRw YORK, July ll'-An the rebel prisoners
confned here have to-day gone on board the
steamer Baltic.
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To be Good looking.
OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL.

You may obtain . hand
some complexion. exempt
from, Pimples, Blotches,
TO-, By using
DR.. TUMBLETY'S
PlMPLE
BANISnER.
Price, 81 per bottle
Sent By mali or e1presa
to any address.
Omce-No. IL Wash
inston Building, Pennsyl-
yanl8 avenue, corner OF
Seventh street, Washing-
ton, y. Q.
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stTA man owned house in Boston-noFtgage
on Il Of IS ,Ooo-the wife goes to Washington last
December-opens q house Of Questionable chafac-
tcr-she returns Last week 20 Boston and cancels
the bond. The husbands notes are now dis
counted on state street This Is q true story
withcuta moral -Bosfos Papsr. -
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LET 40 FALSE DELECACY PREFEET.
APPLY IMMEDlAIELl.
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pE. JQliNS ~,

bemhcI q thc 9yA, Co,IoSs q t5rToons, Lon
don, Era1ratS fron CO of tho Wcgt eminent Col
lsSSs N the nnited Ssf'S and 80 greater part of
ShOss lie bar ssH sgent In tas hGeDIfss Of
London, fETlE, pkisf-i ah'E spd elsewhere, has
sEso.zd ToSle a the g7osI sgtonishing cures the
sse ever Known; E1any troubled with nnsInE n
It's heSa sud ears = seu Esleeg. great nervOps-
ncss, Se!rE c,sTu-d - sudden soUHc }, bashful-
noss S.sa ffasVsDt blFHhIng, ettcBde6 scmetlmes
with deTs1EErsaS Of mad we're cured Lnmecl-
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YOUNG kfRY

Especially Who have yscome TIC victims Of Sol
tErT Vice. that dreadful AT Destructive habit
Th5h s2ppsiis sweeps = an unt. g1ely srave thou
sands OF Young hsA Of the most exa ted talentA
and brilliant i!,eoot, Who Ili,ht oth eTWlse have
cntTSncec hstoolnt ee1s,ss with the tbuDders Of
nztT --fs - .fa-
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u Dg. JOHNSTON,
DALTIM GRE
fnGn n n 0 spit

Has aiseotersdihs rE0H Cs ta,H, SP esy asd osIf
EfeefRci RepssGz N rae GGiR,
PoR ALL DisEASlsS OF LffRCDENCB
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ENRhIaAE

5LxsIEs FEgAeHs. o. SogRE hlsn coptcnRa-
.n. M.rrisS-s hel1. aware of Physical vsAEncss,
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