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The Late Victory In Virginia.

Under the energetic and skillful di-
rection Of General HUxTER our forces in
Western Virginia promise to become
once more Of some account in the cam
paign against Richmond According
10 news from official rebel sources,
General HCETER, on tho 5th instant,
fought and defeated the rebel General
W. E. JOKES, at Mount Crawford, few
miles south Of Harrisonburg. General
JONES was killed, and his successor, pur-
sued apparently by General HUNTER,
fell back through stanton TO Waynes-
boro, General HUNTER occupying Staun-
Ton. Stanton is an important point
on the Virginia Central Railroad, be-
pond Gordonsyille and Charlottesville
Waynesboro is on the same road, nearer
20 Richmond
Our first iniimation Of this affair came
through rebel sources; and, Cor once,
even the Richmond Examiner acknow-
lodged defeat, and criticized the poll
cy which called BErcKSEIDcE from
staunton; but it concealed the fact
that, with BRrcENmDGE, LEE was unable
to hold his own against GRANT, who was
gradually advancing his lines; and We
would ask what he would have done
without BsEcKINmDGE's $4,000 men?
The victory Of HuHrFR was most COM
plete about 900 prisoners, 1000 small
arms, a great quantity Of stores, and
several cannon, are among the trophies;
the rebel army has been completely
routed and, what is Of equal import
ance, Crook and AvERIL have formed
a junction with HUyTER, giving that Off
Ger a very large force-we know, but
viii not state the number, for obvious
reasons
Stanton, which place HUNTER was to
leave on the 10th, is on the Virginia
Central Railroad, forty-one miles from
the important post of Charlottesville, to
which point lac viii probably march.
Should he, however, proceed direct to
Lynchburg, he can reach it by travelling
about So miles and thus not only sever
an important limo of railroad, but cut
of the greatest depot Of supplies LEE
nor has The only difficulty in this
movement, will beprovisions; but if he
captured enough Of these at Staunton,
to subsist his army a month, he viii |
experience no difficulty
The disaster to JoSEs, viii have an
important bearing on the rebel army |
at Richmond it opens the way to
force which cannot be despised, and to
successfully check which will weaken
LESS army materially.
The late movements Of BUrLERs
forces, by which cavalry dash was
made into the city of Petersburg, proves
that there are few rebels south Of the
james; al having been sent to LEE
yet with these, and With BREcKERIDGg,
that commander is gradually beaten
back. What viii be the result of
by BUTLER2 Either he can
beseige Richmond, or LEES army must
be weakened to check him If the re
bells ever INDUCED the hope that GRANT
would be defeated, the delusion must
ere this, have vanished.
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Valuable Real Estate TO
be Sold at Auction.

AT THREE O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY, JUNE
"A 10, 1904 We VIII sell, TO the highest bidder at
She corner Of the st Cloud Hotel, that valuable
piece of property on Church-street situated be-
tween the Simmons Flock, and the Methodist
hurch, opposite the st. Cloud Hotel. The lot
fronts 20 feet, and viii be divided into four lois Of
20 feet each with depth Of 100 feet. portion Of
the building and material on the property viii 90
with each lot there being material enough on the
ground TO build four large stO es
We VIII also sell at the same time the property
on Cedsr-strcet adjoining the u. Nicholas ca hch
ther- are three stores and q dwelling within 2U9
leet Of the Public -qu9re.
These re the hest located pieces OF property in
the city for business purposes, and sfford rare
chance fol capitalists. terms cash.
J. 0. EWING,
NE. ALlUWAT, trustee
;uua lid
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TUESDAY, JUNE "a. lssa.

On our outside will be found an in
teresting account of the operations Of
the 5th and 9Th insts., on the Cbicha-
hominy. They viii be read with inter
est. 1t IS our intention to furnish our
readers with a continued, uninterrupted
narrative Of events there, as rapidly as
received.
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The Response.

Under this heading, win elsewhere
be found a large number Of extracts
from different Journals, relative to the
Baltimore Nomination. They viii be
read with interest, and will convince
the most skeptieal, that the ticket is
greeted with an enthusiasm never be-
fore witnessed, in political campaign
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty years standing, VITA names
known % science nd RLne.
Fer medical properties q Buchu, acc Dispense
tory VI the United state.
See Professor Devices valuable works on ade
Practice Of Ph vic.
Zee remarks made b. the late celebrated Ii.
Phya!ck Philadelphia.
80 remarks made by II. EphrIm Mcdowell. a
celebrated Ply ician, and member q thu Roya
College Of Surgeons, ireland, aud puhiI-had "a tle
Transactions Of the King and Queen s Journal
Sss Medsco-C hiTuTgicat Review, published By
ReDjArnin 1rsvers Fellow u the Royal College o.
Surgeons.
See most q the late 'sndard seorhs or ncti-ine.
Extract BUchu ISL % per botde or sN for So O.
e" sarsspsr.ils. 10 20
Or half dozen o. each for Sl2 which viii r.
sufficient 70 cure toe most obstinate cases. & direc-
tons adhered 20.
Delivered to any address, zecureiy packed lrom
% erysuoa-
nS-Describe symptoms IN al communications.
Cures guaranteed. Adyos gratis.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS !
We HAVE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.
I. is printed in four oolors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless mum 5ers into Dixie, with drums
beating, colors flying, etc. A blank line IL
left for the BauIe Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment end Officers; size l5xIT. The
certificate is enclosed in e pGsteboard tube,
and can be sent to any port Of the country
without injury; and tho soldier, after filing
up the blank lines, can put IL back in the
tube and remail it to his friends, and they
viii got il framed ard preserve it as a ro-
membrsnce.
The demand for this Certificate ia enor-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities FOR
publishing, we are able TO keep q constant
supply, and viii I'LL all orders promptly.
Price 90 cents. Eca- by man, prepaid.
/. Il. RHODES Z CO.,
- Union Street.
Nsshvills.
Agents wsntod 20 sol the rJoTo
40 t-aFu
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axe no bslssm, Mercury, or UNPLEASANT medicine,
for unpleasant aGd dangerous diseases.
Helmbold's Extract BuShu
CURES
SECRET DISEAS rs

in all their stages ut little EXPENSE little or DC
{ hange IA Il q no Inconvenience,
AID NO EXPOSURE
Il causes frequent des re, and gives strength 10
Urinate the eby removing distractions, preventing
and curing structures Of the Urethra, aayinE pain
and Inflammation, - f6quent ID this elias OF dis
e6S6s, and eXpelling FOESONCJS, DISEASED
AND HORN OFT JL4TTER
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM or QCACES,
and who have pad HEA II FEES 70 b8 cured in
a short time, have found they were deceived, and
that the "Poison" has, by the Use Of Powerful
Astrn gents, been dried up in tn system, 20 break
ont IN Al aggravated form, aud perhaps AFTER mar
usg5.
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Notice.
MEDICAL PUR

llIUILiII 70 10 n NIit1 VI TIE,
NV YORK, june 9, 1884 !
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
/ Hospital Stores, = ddng, &C. sc, are invited
to SuhluIt tter quotations 10 the Arny Medical
Purveyor, 81 his or Q, 4tG BT0ome-street, for Is
incarnation and guidance, in inc purchase Of sup
plies. ju1oli-3t
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To conclude with
BOOTS AT THE SWAN.
&lGW advertisements.
Information Wanted

4 Ny PER90NTHATC CAN GIVE ANYACCOUNT
a OF Mrs CAROLINE HUGHES, wEe Of Vim.
T.. Hughes, ofFannin county, Ca and where she
may he found will receive the thanks OF the under
signed. Address WH 4. HUGHES,
Co. B. 9th East Tennessee,
june lt-3tH Gaatiu, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

CONGRATULATIONS OF TIME-On and
si-er this date, doors open ct hsfpast seven per-
ioT1nsDce TO conn ence al eight.
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PR1ccs OF ADEIssIoS.-Dress Circle, 70 cents Gsl-
leTy, ~ cents. Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Per-
forInaRce 70 commence at O'Clock.
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Vote for Wee President.

Before the vote was announced, how
ever, all changed their vote for Cover
nor JoHxsoy, making his nomination
unanimous.
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THIS EVEaING, JUNE IA. 1854.

Frst night Of the celebrstsd JANE ENGLISH
RAVE &, BALLET TROUPE, CONSISTING Of Thirteen
Talented Performers
These splendid Artistes vii al car every evening
this week
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LOOD! LOOD! LOODl
Helmbo!ds Highly Con ensrased Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapaFiIla
SYPHILIS.

THE Is an Affection Of the blood snd attacks the
Sexual Organs, Innings OF the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Windpipe and other mucUs suTiao.,s. making rs
appearance ia the forn Of Ulcers. Heinbold's Ez-
tract Ssrsspsliila puri6es he Blood, ard removes
oh scaly erup'ions Of the sdn giving 70 the COM
plexion n clesr and heG!t color. il being prepai
ed expressly for this class Of conp dIts, blood
Purifying properties sre preserved 70 greater ex-
tent than any other preparation q SarsGpaFlR.
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WITHDRAWAL OF TUE FTTH CORPS.

WITHDRAWAL VI IHE FIFTH CORPS.
The Fifth corps withdrew the other
night from the position it has been oc-
cupying for several days past. The en-
envy either did not know of our with
drawal, or, if he was aware of it, did
not consider It the part of prudence to
disturb us 1t is probable that he has
not forgotten the severe punishment
his recent interference under similar
circumstances entailed on him. I do
not consider it prudential to make
known our present locality, but it's not
unlikely that the enemy will soon hear
from US Commissaries and quarter
masters have been busy rstioning and
clothing the men, and they are now not
only in excellent spirits, and with an
unusually small percentage on the sick
list, but well clothed and everything
in readiness TO continue the campaign.
Accommodating TO FIND OR LINE.
It was soon after four o'clock of the
eth, when their artillery opened brisk
fire upon our intrenchments Their
batteries were three in number, at least
such Is the inlmpression originating in
the fact that their shells came from
three different directions-from the
front and both TANKS Of our position.
A house on the right Of our line was
the object of their aim in particular
for the reason, it supposed, that one OF
our batteries was being placed in posi-
ton near it. The vicinity is so densely
covered with timber and brush that the
rebel batteries were not in view, so that
it Is probable their FIRE was directed by
lookouts stationed on tree tops. Our
boys instantly sprsng into the intrench-
mets and here awaited the attack
While lying perdu perfec; storm OF
shell burst over their heads, and many
were wounded in the works
At length our skirmish line began
falling back, and at the same time was
heard the time honored yell with
which the rebels always preface their
charge. Our artillerists loaded with
canister and shrapnel, and the infant
~ levelled their pieces over the breast
works. AS the rebel line came within
range batteries and muskets went of in
one grand discharge, and were rapidly
followed by salvo after sslyo and vol
ley after volley. The reception was too
warm for the rebels. Their defiant yell
ceased, and they retreated, evidently
satisfied that we were there" and that
a further reconnaissance Of our posi-
ton would be a too costly If not an I'M
possible undertaking During the pre-
liminary Smelling 8 large number Of
horses behind our works were killed.
Colonel Fiske, OF the Second New York
rifles, had two killed, and Major New
man one.
Our loss viii not exceed twenty, al
wounded, tho majority by shells.
Tho writer, who dates mis- letter from
the 5th corps, says, tour corps is in mo
ton again to-day"
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One Of the principal streets Of Paris
Is TO be named after Aeyeheer
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Theatre.

DUFFIELD o FLYNN, MansRsrs. VIZ. Ey-
EREIF, Stage Manager. s. p SIdONS, Treas
GTer. a. HAIG, Director Of ldusio. ~. FLETCH-
ER, Sosli1 Artist.
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Helmbbld's Extract Buchu,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from EGcesses. Habits Of IT5spaton, ? MY
IudlscretiOn, or AhIse,

ladiscreton, or Ahlse,
ATTENDED WIFE Tx FOLLOWING Symptoms.
IndispOshOn u EkegtiOn Loss u Power
Loss OF Memory, iffcuty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Il Diseases Esksfuiness.
Dmness Of NI5iCn. FAin 10 the Back.
Universal LssS;ude Ofths Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular system, EruptORs on the Face,
Hot HsndE. Palid COur tenanee,
Dryness OF the Skin.
These symptoms, If allowed 10 70 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
~ TNPOTENCY, FATClTY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one OF Vhch the patient may expire. VINO can
say that they not frequently followed by those
.eadlul diseases,''
INSANITY AND CONSU MPTI0N.
Many sre aware Of the cause OF their suffer ~,
but none w.ll confess. Toe records Of the Insane
Asylums an the melancholy deaths by OOnsunp-
ion, bear ample witness 70 The truth Of the asser-
ion.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the sid OF medicine 70 strengthen and 10,
vigoTste the system, which HHLABOLUS E1-
TRACT BCCHU invariably docs. 4 trial will con-
vince Ihe most skeptIcl.
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An excellent Lotion FOR Diseases Of Syphilitlc ns
ture, add as al injection n diseases % the urinary
organs arising from HABITS u ds-ip patton, used 81
connection with the Extracts BucHu' and SaTsspa-
Tiia, in such diseases Is recommended.
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
character viii accompany the medicine.
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AFFIDAVIT


Personally sppesTed t@ioTe Tne an AldeFulsa q
the ETY. g Pililadeiphis, II 7. He!mbod, af0, y
us duly sworn. doth say, his preparations conta.E
No narcotic. 10 mercury. or other injurious drugs,
but sre puHesy vegetable. h r. HELMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed besore re, this I'D liay =
November, 1854. WM. p. HIBBARD,
Aiisrman, 9th-sfrce4. above Race Piila
eddress letters for Information 10 coniience,
II. r. HELHBoLit Chemist
Depot igf outn 1euth-ztreet
Bef0H Chestnut Ph ladsiphia
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
AND USPRSCIPLED DEALERa,
who sndssyOE 70 dispoae "OF THEIg Own" srd
t.other" articles on The reputation attained -
Helmbold Genuine PreparAtions.
Extract Buehu,
SarsarflT1lia
Improved Rose wash.
Sold ~ al Druggists everywhere
Ask FOR HEL-EBCLDS-TAkE No OTHER
Cnt out the advertisement and send Tor it AND
4 P0LD LAfoSITfoly AND R-xPoSURE
june io--1y
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Lost or Stolen.

q ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, A LADIES
~ Gold Hunting Case Detached Lever WATCH
~ = AND CHAM. The Watch is engraved On
szFsbo;h sides, No. I24s6. The Chain hes three
blue al wisn smsl crt stars on e-ch. a liberal
r ward VIII lie paid i LETT a. j. FLOW ERS Jewelry
store, UniOn-street. June lf--2t@
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Army Of the Potomac Operations on
the 9TH.
The following we extract from the
New York Herald's Army Of the Poto-
mac correspondence
WHITE HOUSE. June s, 1864
THE EFFECT OF me REBEL ASSAULT

WHITE HOUSE, June s, 1864
THE EFFECT or TIE REBEL ASSAULT
Nothing of especial interest has tran
spired at the front since the desperate
assault upon our lines on Sunday night
last. Tho rebels seem perfectly salts
fed since then that any attempt on
their part 10 drive back Grants victori-
Gus army was fruitless; and that charge
by which thousands of lives were sacri-
feed by the assaulting party, plainly
demonstrates tho immense advantage
an army has while acting upon the de-
fensiYe.
While the loss of our army behind
their breastworks was very small. heaps
of dead and wounded rebels we're left
in front Of our works, and fell into our
hands. The loss of the enemy in that
assault is estimated at between two and
three thousand
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New Theatre.

ALLEN prOpTietors
]. R. ALLEN..........Acting and Business Manager.
r. v 6IEhSOc stage Manager
w. 81 ID on ............ 1850. rr.e sIlrar
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BENEFIT OF MISS CARRIE NoyARRE.

Fret appearance on any stage Of T. RU53ELI
u. 4.
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TTlHESE p NJ ARE WARRANTED FOURTEEN
1 carats foe. ana le-.o.L % every IesEec.-

The above sort by mad or Otherwise, % the To
cent Of prize and return postage
Per5.ns ordering will please state the SIZE End
style dasiT5d-WheJhsT hard OF SOL, fine or coarse;
md II the pen should Jail TO please or prove deIec-
i've will have the privilege or exchanging IT,
a deduction Of fifteen per cent. allowed On orders
Of s2i o. over, and twenty Ave per cent those
Of 800.
Second quality Pen, ten carats fine, MOI included
In the above with plated cases, fiom % cents up
wards
Literal discount 70 the trs5p.
Also, will be kept good assortment Of
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Mr.. EDWARD HARRIS, the celebrate Lanca
shir' c % DaloeT, he's kiad volunteered for the
occas en-
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We would also inform cur hiends thst Ee have
90 hand an assortment Of
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sn7o tbwSo 81,
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MEDICAL
SP EoIAL so,TIos.

- y = ~ -
Dr. n vrILsrs niv.s. Isepn4,, IN u. r.s
sri n'csk, Corner ofs,vsnsh sad ssfsss-, ONO.
ms the Post and Patent ones,. Rooms . and n,
M stairs, wsshinstor, d G. lsfrsasa go
An diseases OF privs,s nature ,r,s,sd N ~
hes, scientific manner, and radical cures eiss,sd
In all eassa. sYPBnITn AFFECTION CON.
oRRHoA. oLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or tia yrssui, Of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness q th. GENERATES
ORGANS, nom any sau.s whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured .l,o.
GoUT, RHEUhATIsM, ssURALeLa, and othe,
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the sERvES MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS, scRoFULA, BLoTcHRs
or rur FACE, EhUPTIoEson the Linbs and body
and all other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and DISEASE
or TEE BLOOD, nom Whatever ssuss thsy nay
have arisen. .Hya11
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No msstsr what your disease, ~ no faiss ds,i.
ssssy prevent you from applying immediately %
Dr.. vellny, who is acknowledge 10 be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the ,re.smsa,
Of private diseases. Fear no. 10 come and make
known your nisfortunss, and he win speedily send
you on your way rejoisins. -sr,
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SOLDIRRs OF THE UNIoNI


ReAd the following Lstters received from your
Gonrades a. endorsensnn OF the WOhLD
ANoWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIES,
anoMn rh0f. HOLLOWAYs PILLS AND
.naiai. Iou WI hare md unsoieited test.
whore our army Of oeoupstie Il in force
We 70 Your hsAlthi All OF you have some one
Your Life u vAluAblei Not only 10 yourselvea
but % vour fathers and Mothers, sisteTs, Wives
and nfothefs. Then, while you may, pufehAs
youf heAithi FOR - cents, 80 cents, or clio will
snSn eapsnaed IN these medicines, bring you down
The following are genuine fettera, on nIs fer
inspeetion ~ this once Copies nent BY mall to any
inquirer. 90 MAIDEN BANR, N. y.
QuAhrEnhAsTRnis DRrARTHnEr,I
ssth lllinois volunteers,
foLLr hLAHDj g., November 20, 1893.
PreE Helo,eay 90 Mstdsa Lane, N z;
send ne dollars worth each OF your seiebrsted
Pills and otntment BY return mail. Please attend
70 this a. one, for am much In need Oft above
remedies. Address. p ~ VIZ WV
Lieut.. A. ". FELLOWS, q. M,
18Th nlinois foluntssfs.
January 7, 1854
freE He1otsds >.
DEAF sIni ] have heard Q great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and ~ never was IN
the need OF them I'LL now, want 10 Try them, a.
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send ne the Wsrth Of the enclosed. Yours, AZ,
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MEDIC ! n, !
LOOK HosPTTAL.

X 49, aNokt - ala
..s o.lss..s. -..ss .s.ssa s sV os,sss...
,. IN ; sosssros h. dI;ss,:sd ne so:s cs.
Worid fSr X.spa.o. X M psss msrpsa 10 =. ns
tuis. k1s:sIos. q tSs Il psys sad sissd.s' N
ue.,o" 81 DIPs,ps q hGw spr,i
i@,y Ir.sss,inS: Dinner, q sisht o. clddinss.,
lions 81 tSe ISna. stsnsnn =, rcsc 2. sstn, are
,Is.s pi,Crdsr. sf.iss RON u. sciissry Habit. o.
istsi 70 thstr tistins than The sosk Of syr,ns 70
iinnt ha,,s. o. their most bril-.
"a inspcs.,s,s snu''pauons' rendered. marriage.
YOUNG MEN "..'
Especially, who have beooms ths v,o,,,,. a, ao,,.
try Vice, nst drssdfui and destructive habit,
wnlen snnusny sweeps % IN untImsiy q ave thou.
.na NAM ~, No. me nost exhcd talents
s.trs - ~ s,,.. ~ w mitnt otherwtse have
5SLa nosa sninns .enht.. With ne thnnders OF
In s'sss ri 70 sostAsy NE hvinElSr may
,, MARRiAeR. e az
Married Persons, or Young Man eont>r.r,.,,v.
marriage, bsina sware OF physical wssrness' 81.
He who places himself UNDER The esre az n,
may religio.sly eoands on his honor q . Hsatle.
asssn -" ''AA'ohuy reiy upon ms AKIN 90 . ply
~ sANtc wp .rn~es 'ea-sN
inmediately Cured and FuI viEor Restored. 49,
Inis presanl pisease-whioh renders Life mis-
s.ssi, - sna h.sriss. gyos.ibl.s q. penalty
IounI persons are too apt 10 commit eseesses
non not being aware Of the dreadful eonsequ nees
subject VIII pretend 70 deny thAi the power Of pro.
gesn9n y lost sooner By those falling into impro-
Per haiti ,hsn by the rrua.hi Bssdss being DC.
ser,ous and Destructive symptoms 70 both body
ssd nind arise nssystem beeomss dsfsnged The
o. Eossy. Po~e Ssryoo. lfr,ss sf1sa I lS..
Pcpsis, fs,pitnuon OF the heart indigestion, Con-
r I.uuonM Dcoiny /. washing OF tho frame,
sousns, consumpuon, ~. " N Hrl -tI'
orfICB NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Len hand Hide, xofns frsm B.Itfuo,a .t,..t r.
doors from the corner 'TaiI not IL ohssrvs az.
I'll Is ess must b. p.,a ana so,,,,, ,,.,n "a.
Doctors Diplomas hang IN lii once. r' So
DE-. JOHNSTON. uttas.l
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