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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30
Why dOn't He doIt!

When farmer knows that the
Winter season is the time to prepare
ar-posts and repair all kinds Of farm
ing implements, Why don't he dc
it?
When farmer knows that wae
ons and sleds and sleighs and othel
carriages, will last great deal longer
when properly housed, Why don't he
do it?
When a farmer knows that cows
will do better on less quantity Of feed
Improperly stabbed through the Win
ter, Why don't he do it?
When a farmer sees the boards
dropping from his barns and ont
buildings, and knows that it would
take only few minutes to naIl them
on again, Why don't he do ity
When farmer knows that n good
part Of his farm would be improved
by plowing it in narrow lands-thus
giving the water Il chance to drain
off, Why don't he do it
When taraer knows that most OF
his plow land would be greatly i'm
proved by sowing clover, Why don
he do it?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30
IntellIsent cnr,rnhnnd.

The colored individual known as
the "intelligent contraband,' has
doubtless enlisted, and been keeping
at the Covington ferry, rs will be
seen by the following which occurred
there q few days since:--
A merchant doing business in Gin
cinnati but who rejoices in the pos
session of an sold Kentucky Home, -
which he visits about twice n week
started, with small valisc, to cross
the river. Arrived upon tho opposite
side, he was confronted by q bayonet.
behind which he recognized the som.
bre shadow of the countenance of one
of our American brethren of African
decent, and at the same time he wa:
brought up standing, by hearing the
utterance of an imperious "Haltr'--
And the gentleman halted.
"What hab you you got dar2'
questioned the sable warrior, point
ing to the suspicious yalice.
"Thrce dirty shirts, four pair o
socks, n comb, tooth. brush, and ;
bottle Of Hiawatha," was tue reply.
"Wha am your permit to bring
dem articles into Kentucky demand
ed the vigilant sentry.
The gentleman was nonplused fol
a moment when happy idea struck
him, or rather he struck u happy
idea. Taking from his pocket bool
a promissory note for Sl30, he hand
cd it TO the Intelligent contraband
who, after regarding the documen
upside down with profound attention
ireurned it, eXclaiming as he recovere,
arms--"All correct; you may pass.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30
At HOME.

Smok -shrouded was tho shollplowed field.
Charge followed charge thro' ire and flame;
Once more our stubborn line Of steel
stood as tho dark squares onward came.
Our Colonel, faint and smtten sore,
Spurned down tho gusts cf loaden rain;
"Close np. dc tr boys our hag before
Has never called in vain ~
His voice Fed up the thin ranks torn.
! Twin cheers ami yuleys rent the yalel
Our standard bearer, pressing on
1 Fell In the answering haii,
A STRIPPING canGht his dear request.
Straight TO thoir m'dp he hcwed his way,
Flung out our banner Ger thoir crest.
And held score at bay.
Loud rang behind our tribute roar,
! Fast IN his steps our r.iles pressed,
I And reachei him stninng with his gore
| The standard on his breast.
4 IA soft we raised u mfr the dav
Was wcn-hs white lips lacked with foam
I Faint murnurod, ~ he strove to say,
"OlawiLL THEY HEAR oF rms AT HOAg2'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30
Death of Hon. Wm.L. DAYTON.

The death Of Hon. VIM. l.. Day
ton, the American minister to Paris,
has been announced By telegraph -
Mr.. Dayton was born in 1906, and
was therefore not quite 80 years old
at the time Of his death. He was the
son Of q New Jersey farmer. IIo
studied law, was admitted TO prac-
tice in 1880, became a member Of the
State Senate in 1897, and in 1888 was
chosen by the Legislature as associ
ate Judge OF the Supreme Court OF
New Jersey. That position he re-
signed in lo4l: and in the succeed
ing year was appointed by the Gov
eruor ms L. $. Senator, to Gil the va
cancy caused by She death of Hon. s.
l.. Southard. In 1915 his appoint
ment was confirmed by the Lcg5la
ture, and he was selected for the full
term Of six years. During his term
Of service he voted for the admission
Of California rs free State and
against the fugitive slave bill II
politics he was known as free sol
| W hlG.
In 1856 he was the Republican can
didate for the Vice Presidency, witt
Fremont rs the Presidential candi
date. In March, 1851, he was ap
pointed Attorney General ofthe STATE
of New Jersey. He was subsequent
ly appointed by President Lincoln a'
Minister to Paris, which appointment
he held at the time of his death
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30

An Irishmen, in describing Amer,
lea, said:-"l am told that ye might
roll England thru it, an it wouldn't
make dint in the ground. There's
fresh water oceans inside that yC
might droud old ireland in; an ms
for Scotland, ye might stick it in Q
oerner; an ye'd niver be able to find
it out except it might be by the smell
o whiskey."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30

The two years drought IN Coliror-
mia has been broken Mt last by heavy
rains. A San Francisco dispatch Of
Dec. 10th says "The rain storm in
this State still continues at intervals,
none OF the valleys have
yet been flooded. Large tracts Of
agricultural lands have beon sub
merged ..-,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30

A ladyis stated to have discovered
a remedy for suffering. 1t is simply
the act of reading in q whisper, and
gradually augmenting the whisper
to q louder tone.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30

TEAOuING TIE DEAF AND Dunn TO
SgEAK. "A Paris correspondent
writes; "One of the most curious ox-
.hibitions which have seen fltely was
the exhibition by NJ. Mary, Of 4
system Of teaching the deaf and dumb
to speak. lie has succeeded to such
AN extent that there is little doubt
much more will be achieved when his
system becomes more developed. 1t
IS something to enable the deaf and
dumb TO express themselves even by
a word. A little French girl, the
earliest who had received tuition,
was able to speak number Of SEN
tenecs in French The pupils are
taught by means OF the hand alpha.
bet 10 form their month, and place
their tongue in certain position,
and when once they hit the right
Sound, and by encouragement repeat
it, they can retain il tor future USE
The only wonder is that something of
the kind was never thought OF be-
fore
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30
Theatrical Aneciste.

The following conversation is said
to have occurred between theatrical
manager and an aspirant for Thespi-
an honors. 1t is quite a good 'un
and rather hard on "stars:"
Manager--What is yonr pleasure.
Applicant-iwant an en- GA cement
lat you you-your theatre.
M--But you stanmer.
4 Alike Betterton.
N--You are very small. f".
Al Kcan.
! M--Yon speak monotonOns.
Alike Maeready.
M-And through the nose.
Alike Booth.
M-And you make faces.
Alike Burton .-.i
M-fcu have badly shaped legs.
Alike Wallace.
M--Aud hrawny arms.
Alike Forrest.
M-And an obese person.
Alike Blake.
Mint you unite the defects of all
these artists
A--Th til that's just it. IF you
eng ga gage me, you will need no
stars at all.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30

"Cleanliness is next to goodness, :
and "as cheap as dirt" .Ll
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-30
II ID. BkLLAnD,

II ID. BiLbARD,
ii. PHYSICIAN AND lCRGEON,
having permanently located Ia Fludlay, Ohio
will attend promptly Ia all probes .ioral calls
Office IN Meodeon Buildings residence on
" ain Cross street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
0HIEI QUARTERaAsrHR,s agIIoE,

~
rad CpnlERIAAa, Nd, January 1sth5 IsSs.J 9p
SRALEpsPRQPpsALs are tn4ited fron, time To-
~ Tune y The undeFdgned for supplying the Quar-
tSrrnastsrs Department in the Department. Of Wet
HhSelinb Va and the several DopOts on the
line q the Beldmsre and Ohio Railroad, follows:
ylaIksburKs Grafton, New Creek, CunberlGndS Mkt-
ttn!buEg, HaTEeF's Ferry, BERLIN, Point Of Rocks,
and including HAgeEgtoNn aud Frederic City ma j.
or either q th9ee places, With Hay Corn, as md
BIDS WIN be recsiSed for the th6uu
sand ESgo0 b94hels Of Corn OF Oats apd MY (bQl
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards and mult be ae7
Btdder1 must state At which o. The Gb6Ie named
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
rate, q Which they win make deliveries thereAt,
the OF each article proposed to b6deIiV:
cred t05 time PtSn said delivery shan be com
msneed 4nd Whenlto becnnpleted. ~, iii-tr h =
time aud Tor e qasntis sSd sss si5
70 insure prompt settlement thsf0f6f. SO ats- ~
me price must be written oatfin words on the
oornt6 be putup in good stout sacks d about two
bushels eaehi Oats In like sacks Of about three
pusheG eaeht the sacks TO be Furnished without
70 be securely bGiSd. ~ 20 ~ sH ls]75
All articles offered under tile bids herein invited
wiz be subject g rigid inspection by GGoTsrp-,
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts viii be awarded from time to time
% she lowest responsible bidder, a. the inter
VIII be m6deWhen the whole amounts contracted for
sllall have been delivered and accepted. 'ii -
40 dos VIII DO considered from parties who have
failed heretofore 70 comply with their contracts
All proposals. amounting to ten thousand dollars
or exceeding that sum mnst be accompanied BY 3
guaranty, signed by two responsible persons, that
IN ca4e the bid Is accepted, he or they will, within
the time named, execute the contract for the same,
with good and sufficient suretie5 ID sum equal in
amount to the amount Of the contracts 70 deliver
forage proposed, in conformity With thsl terms Of
TINS advertisement, and In case bidder shall fall
20 enter into the contract they to make good the
difference between the offer Of said bidder and this
next lOWeAt responsible bidder or the person
the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility Of the uGrntoFa must be shown
by the Official certificate OF United States DistTct
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or other
Government official, or some Tesponsible nerSOn
known by this ONCE. i'ii7 1.4is taoI19e - ~
All bIddsu viii be duly notified ofthS acceptance
| or rejection Of their prOpOSaIa ,.fg ,,ff
Tho full name aud post Olco address Of each bid.
| der must be written In the proposals. 40 Pr
Proposals. must b addressed 10 Captain A. v. Bar
ringer. Chief Qu1rtermAAtsg Department OF Wes
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, aud marked EProposall
Blank forms Of bids, guaEantses md bonds may
DO obtained on application 70 this ONCE. f,f m,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
Cleveland, PittsburgI andWheeIL
sc.ei IDS inR5Raif Road r'.,f- n 9so

e -
ON ANDIAFTER MONDAY. Nov l6th. 1S6SI pal
WI Y. y foloEg
HOO ASil topping at All stations. ar,
EiVeS al Pittsburgh al $50 p. I'd. And
usH. ClaH6lanh Mt $40 p m sIi5S "; = =
tsoR sifi4s Il tai it9ggIPE e ~
1890 P II Train arrives st Pittsburgh a.
- GGaOg a al. aud Cleveland at a.lb A II. -
& RETURNERG TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. II. and i 40 F:N...,.
FyS ct Bridgeport q sos p H, AID S.6S a. III. ~
Leave Pittsburgh ATLAS A.gMsf6:I6i AM And
AZ 81 & and s sssFs {! RF1dESR95' ct s92,
conHactIons are madef a. sFoIloyvs,,i
az Pilt1tsPqFgh With PsnnsylyaniA n. b. for HarriS
pnrG, BaltmoEes Washington, Phila.
No. gelphiRt New York and Boston. q ii9i
AZ olcVslAnd with Cleveland Toled z. B. for Gan.
80 sA's dI1ky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
I Detroit steamers for Detroit, JaoiSon.
+ 3Est "a achieago and the NORTH WlsF. WIFI
O!SIelAnd Erie 3. B. for Erie DIM.
II DIRK, Buftaio and NIAGARA RaIla' With
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
SSestlines Delaware, Columbus and
AZ HudSSL With the q. z. 80. R. R. for ouyahora
fals, Akron, MillerSburgh and Woos-
At Alliance With r. IT W. 10 r. R. for oantopl
1910 dEi maSEIonE Wooqter, Salem, Eno1. %.
/ i..1.. -, lnm6qs and Chicago. -,
AtSteu0eaNllIe win II Q. d Q. Line and AZ a
y.-f-tttil VAN No. Q. R.Rsfo zAnesyiIle Nov.
ark, Columbus, Xenia Dayton InI3l.
iA7% -ol anaPohs, Cairo, Cincinnati, LoIi sviile.
49,. ,st. Louis, sc. Joseph and All poInfS
+ - = -. ftse and South West ~ III
ExonrSion Tickets to Pittsbur1h and ratn,, a M
1arS always low, and time much quicker tSSS
Through Tickets 70 all points In the WeSf ifys+ts
1ng East can DO procured at the Office untieY tbe
Agent at Bridgeport Station V 1 ',tAn 4l LICK
iRraght contrdcts will DO made AZ IoIylssSf u
any POINT accessible By this road and IT.
70 nc E559Iss, North West and North-WeSt Gt ofoe
Sst tatis. hOaae' oTs,ith TT Agent It Bridge
Esf Tfaa I'D. B. WILLIAMS, fAt sSSt. Z :,
+ J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President hts '9sFsPGgFftio.
= r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. Dov1e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
Sale OF Land in MaFshall1 County,
In Chancsry.
Josiah lnger8oll, 1stL In thu CfnetiI

\ In Chancery.
~ JoHlAh 1ngeFsoll, Mia In the Circuit
John Wilson and Benjamin Redd j shall o. WA
n pursuance Of the decree oftho iaid Court made
" In this cause at the Spring Term, 1854 the m.
asr.gnse, sheEin q aid sepptyef viii
House for MarshAll county, sell Or ready money 10
the highest aud best bidder the trset Of land m the
bill mentioned, or snH1eienSy thereof Is t,aythe
sum OF TWO hundred and thiftyIuine dollars, and
tSenty;seVsn eents, with interest from the rst day
ei Aprtltn the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and my ok, aud twenty three dollars ana twenty.
hIe cents, costa OF thsGuit, together with
bthts and the lies OF the Sherif for
making thia sale, and such other costs a. may 'be
legally incident 70 making such sale. Tid said tract
ofland u the tract TONED In the bI1l and mo
eeedinga IN this case Containing ninety-one acres
and seventeen poles and the same tract OF land SIC
u9te' Ia AIarshGll county on which said BUnjarniH
Hedd lately resided bounded by land Of James WIN!
SON Thomas Stewart and others, aud which WAS con-
Nsyed BY said IngeFsou to said defendant, John
HilsOn, BY deed, dated the rSt day OF April, is56
and Iaeorded In the Clerks ofieo Of MarShAli conn
: JAMIE SOC SheFif 81 MarshH1i comfy 't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
GROVER & BAKER,s.
PREMIUM. WING MACHINES,
THE ONLYfGOLD AIHDAL9 = :

igiatTHE ONLY GOLD. MEpALg ia
Ever Awarded to Sewing Mashlbtb IN niia6is::,s =
Machines were awarded the HiR6est Pre-
i miums, over an competitors, orlthbsEest Famli
ny Sewing Machines the Best Manufaotufing Ma.
ohnes and tho Best Machine Work. at the following
STATE PAIRS % 1883. i. fi sf4fg 4'iu q. ~
New YORK stits Fair, = = go - j 5sstl9
firbt pfemid1R for f8miiy machine saS ~
Rirst Premium for d5u thread mashihe ! : 2
liEst Ts@sW Mo ieF machine WORK 81 .a.s H.
First Premium for family machine s+ ''.''an
Rirst Prem for Miami featuring machine.
First Premium for chine WORK.
Iowa State Fair, .-y,..5s .5t.,
First Premium for family machine q ~ E
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work. As,,il 81
Michigan State Fair, a. sisil-f siasaistsA siiS
Hnt Premium for family machine. - q ;agv ~
tlret premium tof misunderstanding machine. ~
HFst Premium for machine work.. SO hfls ,,l,a54
indiana State Pair, i.lt.,., si 80 .e..i-
Etnst premium for msehine for all purposes. a95,e
First Premium for machine work. ,,{ss S.
Illinois State Fair, ii3fgi9s4s55. f-7..t 4sli=.ss
Rlrt Premium for machine for all purposes. b
= firsE Premium tor machine work. is{-5i 81 ~
Kentucky State Fair, t- :. as5it = - ri
Rirst Premium for machine for all purposes. u
f1FSt Premium for machine work-i55ll- ,l4 ,i-.
PennsylvanIR State Fair, f,s $3.50 ts1
First Premium for manufacturing machines.
first Premium for beautiful machine work ,,.s,
First Premium for machine work
And at The Jollosvng County FAIRS:
W. v krtCultufAl. Soe1ety,
First Premium for family machine
| First Premium for manufacturing fnNehineiW 80
First Premium tor machine work. 90 5tit /
CtAnplain Valley, Vt gFicultural Society ISL
First Premium for family machine fEIs =. -iU
First Premium. for 1factuFinR machine =
First Premium for machine work 81 I.
Hampton Co., Mass., Agriculture Society -..h f.
Diploma for family machine '=t.lf 50
diploma for mAehineWork.. az I'd .eley esl :
Rranklin Co, N. ,Pdir isf ,isi- iaa ~ 81
First Premiumf for family nnArhine 81 t,' 30 d
First Premium for Manufacturing machine - g.
queens Cos \. " a gricultural Society i.s
fif6t Pteminm for family machine ,is go =
Washington Co., n. y, Fair lIE .ssa sia,.
First PreInlf m for family machine fil-
Saratoga 90, N. Y, Fair, - 40
Ftrst Premium fer family nnarhiue tli
MechAnio'S 6titute, Pa Fair Pas a5a' iSe
First Premium for machine for all TntnSssS
first Premium for machiH6 V6rlEf mos
The above comprises all the Fairs at which me
1 3ROHERt& BAKER MACHINES were exhibited
ths year AZ nearly all Of thsm the leading sSWInR
Machines were in competition. . Q
me Motk lnade upon the, Grover Baker Sewing
Aaehine,haS received thesFifst Premium ,at eyeFfS
STATE TAR In theUnited States where Il has bssn
exhibited t0thi8 date 1T'rS I7at q
| Sales rooms 1861 Main ST., Wheeling. W. va
s.nit ElfA -si-fi .14fns1fr JO9f NJSb0Ny -
Ho1oNom General Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
Capt. A. v. BARRIneER. Chief ouArtesmastsr Depart.
ment Of West Virgins, Cumberland, Nd.
7GUARANFRR

We, the undersigned, .roaidshts of--i In the
County o., and State of----, hereby Jointly
and Seyorally covenant With the United States and
guarantee In case the foregoing bid of----.be
accepted that he they WilIWithin ten days Gftsr
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient snretteS In a
sum equal TO the amount Of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed in o6uformityto the terms OF
advertisement dated - 1864, under which the
bid was made, and In case the Gatd-Shall fan TO
enter into contract ~ aIofesAId We guarantee 70
make good the Differences between the otter by the
tde-----and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person TO whom TIE contract may beGWari6d
Given under our hands and seals 5thlS-day Of
TE IS gi-f7
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
MARRIAGE.

Refect that sound mind and body are the mot
see9ty TequiaiissstO prumdte eoundbtGi hSppF.
hes. 1ndeej, without these the jonTnsS tbro55sb
life becomes weary pTtgrimaEs; tie 6sBset nom.
" kens 20 Tie yieE; the nina beeumsS ShSdoTed
Win despair and hlled With the meIancholy re6Se
S sGa tnSs the OF becomes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
YOUNG MEN

no have injured themselves by certain prastte.
rom eHn companions or ut school, the eIectS. Of
shle9 arc nehty felt even when GSlsUp, ana Il NOT
both mind aha body, Edotii appiy ino
49, ply that 81 onnE man. tho hope OF Ill,
iS9unIty the darling Of his parents, shonId Be
saa!shed nom alIprospOcts and enjoymeDfT m ma
the eonieqaenees Of dsTiAting from the pSth y
hstuLe lgtngtn certain secret habit Such
Pareon9 MUsI. baloE9 eontemp,atinE b . :. Z. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENcE

Whea the misguided and iinpfandent y0tary a
pleasure hnds thRt he has imbibed ne SestS oftbL
painful dtsease It too often happens nat "A
Selse q shame, or dread Of discovery, det6rs hin
IS can alone beffiend him. DELAYING tIl
Lle cons ttuti9nal gmptonlS Of this hoFrid dIs,SSS
4Ppearanc Q, such a. liberated sore throat
diseased nose noSturnal pains I'M ~ head SDi
dimne9 OF sight, deafness, nodes ON tie ,hIn-
nnd Arms blotes5 on the head, face and q.
Progressing with frightful rapidity till At
iASt the palate Of the mouth on ne bone. al he NOS
10, and the victim OF this awful become
noI no e9lect Of COMMUNICATION, until death puts
Psilea % MS dreadful sufeFing8, by sending hin
- TiaaE undlsoo1ered Country fOf6 whence .
= @etaHeholS fact that Thousands fail victims
V IN disease owing 70 thesunskiIfulnesI
81 u iSnoEant pretenders, who, by the nc Of that
OsGslg tottoaB GgdlRJ, ruin the SonstItutf6u AID
make n g me residue Of liie miSerAbIe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13

DIT, =. addEesses an those who have injured than.
selves BY Improper fnduigsH gehSe and SSiitEry hSb
" EnlSh ruin both body and mind, uniting them
1GE eltasE onsinesss study, society or marriage
/ THKsB are some Of tho sad AID meIAnC6oiy sd4tI
pfodpesd By early hahits Of youth, Viz: Weaknsss
Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Power ~ M.
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous IFritabifity, Dera1Te.
meAt !ott the Digestive Eunclidns General DSbilify
Symptoms Of Q6nsumption, &c J. .'-''' O0Ot'''y'
M2aFALtf.4Thel feaffdl hscts on the mind iSSYs
9neh 2 Re 1He4ded Of Memory, ConflSion d
tgeas pepfessioa q Spirits Evil Ror6odings, Aver
tqlty, DE-, are some Of the evils produced.
IHoUsANbS 81 persons or ali gages SllH no, india
Th9t q the sap9e 81 their declining health, iSSSS
. shhelE yieor3 beeonlng weak, pale, nervous ani
efaciAted, having singular appearances S6ot,t ~
eges, cough and symptoms of eGnsumption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
" = nv IT'D IN 1IWU' DAY
tI.Noi Mercury OF Nah,.oa, p,,o,
y DR.. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College 6fgsurEeons, London.
vi ION one Of the most eminent Colleges IL
tpe united States, and the greater part Of Whose ma
N AZ beSR pspt y the hospitals Of London PaTs
Eihiladephi1, and elsewhere, has effected some q
the moee Hstonishtng enres that Wsfeievsf knoSu:
wen asleep, great neiSouEhG being aIRrtned Al
e9ads9 5o1nds, ashfllntsa, with frequent bluShIuE
ohEal imnnRdIntaIE.l q ~ :.----l ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
'STRANGER,s

Trust not your lives, q IN ,bs5 ~ ,,rv
ADnleafned and worthless 5PrGtonioFs deStitute u
~, name or character, who copy Dr. John
ssons 1aNertisement4 or lyle theEnseIves 70 the
nsSSIsPa PeEs regularly Educated RhySioans, Inca
Peeis 81 Curing they keep you tTifihE month 6fler
= g1 Shelf hlthy and poSOn01s compounds
II q tUsf - tne smallest Zee can be obtained and
Over ZEE your own calling disappointment.
d. Johnston g the only 1hyiiefan TadysrttsinE.
6t1al qF diplomas always hang In his
/ MS Fembaisss or lr6atmsht are unknown to al
prepared tEosn litO spent In the great hos
st y me htst Ia the country knd more
b Sc NeEld. '.elal ~ oIheF fnl ''el.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-13
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2IND0RSRMENT or The PRESS. g
.1he many athousahda cured at, this institution
2 ees eIteT year, aud the NUMEROUS important Sur
nessea ~ the ePQrtsFs Of thS t'fgnJY fClipPer,"
ana many othsr Plper1, h6ticeS q which have ap.
sated again and again before thu public besides
alpthty' Il snaelent guhranteo 70 the aflictsd.
8 = KMsDIsRAsES ouRED. ~
4 F6ol gttera EeeaiVtd nnls5s poSt.paid And con-
s.aing stsIP . b Hssd on thereby, Persons
HtIAlnB mould s.4toAge and 5Shd portion ofadTer.
tt5ement describing UmptomG -, -. -
-, JOHN, II. JOHNSTON, IN. D..
ot the Battttndt6 LocE Hospital, Bai Minors.
1ent4ys TzH1isge at lGb ! GaFylSnd.