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Farm Of 100 acres on Lake Shore I2 miles from the
city good House. Barn, Fruit, &C.
Farm Of l6l acres, II miles from the city; good
buildings. Price a40 per acre.
Farm OF ll5 acres In Orange township, on plank
road; good buildings, &c. so per acre.
Farm OF us acres in Independence; good build.
ings, &C. a45 per acre.
Yarn Of 100 acres on plank road 10 Omiles from ciF
orchard, &C.
IOwA:=--Sone good impro5ed Farms near Musca.
tine, on Mississippi river
farm OF 50 acres in northwestern Indiana, near
Will exchange for City PropertV
nice building lot. ~
molt excellent land.
Wilson AVenue. Five acres near Kinsman-St.
Euchd Road, three miles from Post Once. 50 acres
with mont also on Cedar sire Considerable Fru
and abeautitul stream Of water. A Desirable lot
road and very cheap. $1,000
BROOKLYN Center, 4miles from Civ Brick Heua,
and II acres land, el5OO
TWenty-one acres on Spangler's Avenue, near Viii
son street First quality Of land. $50 per acre,
Seventeen acres on Crawford Road, near supsrio
street Extension. $3.50 per acre.
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DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEs.
a y GOrmerly Of the firm Of Littlea Koyes,) has
opened Real Estate once In ROuse's Block corner
"a buperorSt and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of rHt quality Farm
ing Lands in the States lowe, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, 70 s1ohsnEefor city or country property; Assj
ioz al.ktnds Of personal property. Partessh pAids
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;

Sno AAaAAAH
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author of the ''Fair Inez," THE Prince Of
Wsles," "rbe Ghost Hunters" 30.
(CoNrIhUED.)
CHAPTER IX-THE SMASH UP.
When woke up in the morning
The Train was standing still; l.
On one side saw river
On ths other steep hill.
"NOw wonder, what in thunder.
Said 1, "can the matter beif'
As 1 opened wide the window
And looked out that 1 might see. -
Then heard the clank Of hammers,
saE men rushing to and froi
And to see it I did go,
But did not have to go far
Ere sight did behold;
A sight ns'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Rignt before me on the railroad,
Andn not twenty rods ahead,
Was freight trBin smashed TO pieces,
And an Old COW lying dead.
''Tell me, please, sir, what's the matter -
HMattsri p said he, There is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hogshesds Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
Sugar, Flour, Goal and Bacon
In profusiOn scattered round.
Men were busy moving RUBBISH
Some we're busy laying track
And IS I was only IN theirwa
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the groWlings
That in the cars met,
1t was laughable to bearit,
And ! never shall forget.
Some were frettiDg for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sWOre that on that Railroad
Never more that way would come.
And We ? fish to inform our numerous friends and
the public that we still offer the largest and best as
| s0rtmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
t Ne City Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
Iayas SastingH and Military Goods Of all descr1p
lions, is very iarge, Call at
Isaac A. Issse's Union Hal,
sols fr sale Of Singers Oeebratsd 70 mn
| nIsrhinss Storr's Automaton Freshman ena
| HtronR'B Patent Army Bed-ITuak; "a.
| - Corner Superior and Union-stas
- Look out ior the GLAEIs. is1zS
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AND OFFIOE.-H. q. LITTLE
IL has constantly on hand large number of i'm
rroYed Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also-s
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisoonsin and Missouri,
which be Will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
I'd 1oor. meyl3
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INSURANCE.
UDD 4 WORTH.
INSURANCE AGENCY,
81 - superior-st., gil
OLiEVELaAHD, OHIO.

Rev YGFk Life Insuranos Company,
AsuIs, S2,5S6, ,346s07.
New WnRIand Fire md Marine Ina, Oor.pJy
OF HABTFORD, CONN.
OAaH OAFITALs @4eos0IJs
LaRnR Ins. Company. CFiro and Hnrins,) j
OF EEW YORK.
oAsH OAFIzALi $4,000
HODs Ingurluos Company Of Pro ddencs, 3, !.
CAsH OAElIAls $4,000
HPParticuler attention Eivsn to Insurance on
DW0llingE for three OF hve ears OF reduced rateH
~ Lo..es adjusted and paid at this Agency.
Aprl 18th, ls6t- spri6:Rzs
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POST-0pElGE VIMg-TAsLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1883 4.
FOB TIE
Arrival and CTOsiRg Of YIsiIs
AFTHE
CLEVELAND POST OFF IOE.
Commencing NOEembar 18Th. IL Z


sahlAils win be opened and ready 9sr delivery on.
hour sitter arrival Of trainE.
An Nails oloss ons hour beicEs. departure OF
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CLEVELAND + ERIE R.R,
80


1904. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss, Parsso-
ser Trains Will run as follows SUNDAYS exosptsd),
LEAVE CLEVELAND. n
9s5O A. m,-DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-gtornfnaa A
Minougnby, Painesvilles Geneva, AshEabula,
Gonneaut and tirard only, and arrive at Fife ~
l:lb p. m, Dunkirk 345 D. m, Bufalo 80 n N 7
3ilb Z. .ms-OlAOlhNATIE RESS-stop1inr -
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
riEes ct Erie SIS ,. m, Dunkfrk s:I7 >. a.. Buf.
1855 ?. m.zMAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Stopping At All stations and arrives It Eris e
OsIO P, m.-NIoHT EXPREss TRAIS-stopvinr
IS PainesFillst Anhtabula aud afr1r5 onlv All
arrives e Edo at l2;a2 G. m, Dnkirk 5:is 4,
ms Buffalo 40 an. =
LEAVE WRTu
1l0 A. H.-HIqHT uXPREsS TRAIE-StoppluRa a
Girard, Aghtabula and Palne8Tills oulv snd ~
rtVea 81 Cleveland Al 7.00 A. ~
$40 M---mAIA AND ACCOMMODATION TRATE
stopping As All stations and arrives rf OloV9.
land at l0.l5 An.
eco A. M.-TOLEDO EXFEESa-Stopninr At All afn.
tons except SWanyille, saybrook, UnionYflls,
Cleveland ct LEO ?. n.
2.t5 ?. M--DAT E4PRESS TRAIH-StoppfuR a a.
rsrds Oonnssut, Aghtzbula, and PainasYiIle
only and arrives In Cleveland ct SIS P \.
Second Glass Oars are run on ali through
All the trains going westward oounest AZ OsyelarS
with trains Tor Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Oincfn-
nsti, lndianaplis, Sc; Louis, Ao.; and al through
trains Of the n. Y. 4. RaIrosd aud AZ Buaio VS.
those OF the New York Central and Buiialo 4 Nev
York City kailroads for New York, Albany, Boston
Niagara Falls, &C., and At Erie with trains On ~
Ph1ladslphia and Erie Railroad.
4IDay AZpresss East and West, connectaRt GifHg,
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh RsflrcSd ~
IaineSgiila, headville, JAmestoHn, &o.
Cleveland November 18th, l662
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1869

CTRAW HAT BLEAoHIEa. DYE,
turned IRON the -asts an prepared, By the aid oi
eEletle1ceq hanosl to do any WORK IN fhfg lima A.
vel e. 10 fslt and bsaTsr hstg IN fe he-f ,a-itis
manner and most iashionsbls style.
ESED'K OTRIAx,
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In Matthew's Block, on Public Square, one good
Oncei also, good Lodging Room, Parlor Bedroom
On st. Clair boad, miles from Post Ufice, large
convenient Cottage House and Barn and ten acres of
dance.
ME0HAHIO's .sHOP-Briok Shop, two stories
Of same en- Vineyard street.
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HAIR RESTORER.
DROFESsOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOrer
DISEASES OF THE SCALP.

The skiI OF the medical faculty in treating disea
aes Of the scalp has in majority Of es been bai-
fed BY this peculiar disease Of le human frame
1t s not to be wondered at as It re IuiIes great
study deep research and q careful nvestigation o.
the causes whichI roduce the dIs ase. Unless the
cause is discovered, 1t is uttts imposibiity TO
eradicate the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incura-
bic By some Of the most eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to this peculiar part OF the hu-
msn frame, and am satisfied that possess
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No. Atwat9r Building.
walnut Street. One aud half story House. slT5.
Adjoining the City, II miles from the Post Once
large and nice Cottage House, Barn and 10 acres Of
land with Fruit Shrubbery, &C. $3.50. mArI2
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n EW GOODS 4!
BeoeiTed this dsy by
HOW ER & EIGBER
Point Lace Collars,
Chsntilly, PusheF, and
Bind Lacs FalIf,
YaleHcienRes, Brussels, and
GuipUre Lace,
Bonnet, Trimming & Sash Ribbons,
Plaid Beltlngs,
Ladies' NeCk.TIes,
EmbrOldeFies,
TABLE LIEENS,
IRISH LINENS,
LACE CURTAINS
LITE GOODS,
Up~epIex Elliptic Spring Skirts, -
SPRING BAEMORALsE
Justreceived at
239 Superior street.
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ted for the benehtef the aptalsssud their
employees bsiplsoedoby' the pensosf marshal
st hard kk4n sbId aGlgEl1 HEsiIsmA y
PasaHH# AaH provides that after the
10th 'ihSf ID lH Sttizen shall be Allowed to
remain witty fhesriay except government
employees, members aofbfhe Sanitary and
christian commission, ,aaa registered news
paper correspondence. isiaT9A sila Z 3. -
Paragraph Ave 1rsS9okea Yhe authority
heretofore delegated to corps commanders
to grant furloughsb and leaves of absence,
except IN tho caseI Of re- enlisted veterans;
and With this lsEesptii9p A. % lesvesor .ior-
lough safe 70 Be ekaHtea,, save in extreme
cases, until further orders -TToiq 43hl..,
" Paragraph six requires corps and other
rindependent eeonmAaders to send in list,
showing the names and regimentso OF officers
and men doing duty in their commands
who belong to regiments serving in other
armies or departments. These lists must
also show the circumstances under which
such officers and lmen have been detained
with this army. 'l-
Paragraph seyen requires that all ofiicerf
and mSn hoi1gi duty In soths corps than
their own shall be t'eturned to their, regi.
ments, aid de camps to general officers snd
men on duty with batteries excepted.
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Last Saturday was by far the most ex
citing day of the present session, Mr.. Col
fax's resolution looking to the expulsion o.
Mr.. Long, of Ohio, for his speech express
ing willingness to recognize the Southern
ConfedeI acy, WAS the opening of stormy
debate. The House was filled, and the
galleries thronged by an excited audience
The discussion presented 10 marked tea-
tures, until Mr.. Harris, of Maryland, OBJ
tanned the floor and commenced bitter
dendneiation Of the Republicans, who left
their seats and collected in groups in the
mxin aide at the right Of the Speaker
desk. He declared vehementiy that he va:
for peace that the South could never be
subiueateao; that three years OF disastrous
war had proved it, and that to obtain peace
be- WA for recognizing the southern con-
fsderacy, and hsye hereafter two happy re
pvbiics on this continent. When, at last
he said that he hoped to God that the
South would never be subjugsted, the ex-
element could no longer be controlled
Shouts of Htreason p 'sorderG' &C., arose
fromt ths House, md for moment confu
sion reigned supreme, the Speaker Mr..
Rollins, OF New lHsmpshre) }, being unable
to enforce order. The members finally
took their seats, and the tressonable words
were copied out by the Globe reporter, and
Mr.. Harris compelled to take his seat. A
resolution TO expel him was then otfered
voted down, and Immediately followed by
another censuring him as an unworthy
member of the House; passed with bu
eighteen votes against it. During the
greater part of this time, the House was 6
scene of inextricabls confusion, Mr.. Harri.
meanw while preserving studied unconcern
remaining in his seat. J Mr. Cox made .
gallant fight when the Republicans attempt
ed to make party capital out of Long ant
Harris's undemocratic utterances. .
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Important Orders.

The following is syhopsis OF General
Orders number seventeen, issued Thnrsday
from the headquarters of :he Army Of the
Potomac: #&E ti'4 lAE{a
|. In view OF the near approach of the
time when this army may be expected to
resume active operations, corps and other
independent commanders will cause public
and private property Tor which trsnsporta-
ton is not furnished by existing ordsGs 70
be sent TO the rear with as little delay g
practicable = a. ss,S4 e. ua1kGnT
2. All suttlersl and their employee t1ill
leave this army by the sl8th instant, and
should suttlers be found with the army af
ter that date, their goods wiR' be ccndscs
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A fire occurred at Harrodsdurg, Ky, on
Friday evening in the storehouse of A. s
Robertson. It is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary. The FIRE consumed
thirteen buildings in the business portion
of the place. Ex-Governor Magofin and DR..
Smalley were among the principal sufferers.
The aggregate loss Wis about $50, 900.
TsI House resolution respecting MEXICO
has been referred to the Senate Committee
on Forsisa Relation. TIE csmmittee will
take no action in thsmatter until the views
of Ssersta,y Seward are fully ascertainsd in
regard toiE 10 Hss all along been opposed
to It, aud to any sefeaTbyE Congress upon
the subject, but the unHnimity with which
it paassd H. HpSse has csused good deal
of unsSiness ii the department Of state.
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|WAEElINGr WEEKLY REGISTER
Wheeling Daily Register.
6WfHnE 6WHEELdls E1d IFRKLY REGISTER.

Gnree PEI annu", o ~
Five "
Ten - .H>s - k"cg = -3-T-- Is Ol
With an clubs Of ten and upwards an extra copy
will be sent to the gsttsr' up Of the club.
The REGISTER contains the latest War, Po-
iitical and Commercial News; sEFts = tll
( The lstsst news by Telegraph from sil paris Of
the United States and Europe;
Y The latest intelligence received by Nail;
The latest Foreign and Domestic Market Ne
ports; .av,z
"A faH synopsis Of News from the Southern
States 1a1-s' "a -
A full report Of the proceedings Of the West
Virginia Legislature;
The proceedings of our State and United States
Courts, and tho Local State News -
The REGISTER in its Politics, in War as II
Peace, is for the Country, and the, whole Country
for the GoYernment more than the mere ad
ministrators Zof authority-for the Constitution
more than those who however, exalted they may
be in place and power, seek to violste its provis
ions. It upholds and honors Union of equs
States, with equal privileges, AID with equa
and exact justice to al its citizens. We are fol
he old Flag altogether, and the cid Union, as fal
as it isossibls to restore it. and for the existing
Constitution, in its spirit, letter and purpose.
Upon the coming events Of the year rest the
entire hopes Of the People and Government. We
are in the midst of bloody and protrsctsd Civil
War. It's duration, and close depends upon Q
wiser, trusr and more patriotic policy than We
have seen during the present Administration. W.
eve It to the memory Of our fathers and to the
hopes of our children to the future Of our coun.
try, and to tho best interests Of mankind, K
change policy which is drifting us farther ant
father from the land marks of our patriotic sires
The REsIsfsR via do all it can for those pur
poses, and hence, the Publisher invites support
and encouragement from all those who, while
wishing for good NEWSPAPERS, also wish to have
Q sound Constitutional Journal. 'i
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On With the Dance.

The MwNation, the Fremont organ pub
lished ii New York, hits of parties at the
White House az follows:
ION With the dance, the people will pay
the piper. We recollect that there wa!
music and festivity also when Lee marched
up the Shenandoah, leaving fire and devas
tation to the homes of the poor soldiers
while their officers were joyously celebra
ting the nuptials of a young comrade, tint
son of some Political magnate. Last week
the White House was the scene Of gaietyi
this week it Was the Rappahannock.-
Where viii the next .jste be heldls God
grant that it may not be on the North o.
the Potomac by tho light of the ineendia-
ry brands Of Stuart's cavalry.
|. : We, do not hear Of the rebels giving balls
in thsir campsg Yemen who have forgot
ten your country and your duty for pleas
ure and ambition, do ye not tear to dance
upon the graves Of those dead patriots, your
old comrades, lie buried? Do We not fear
that the sound Of your dancing feet and the
Joyous astrains Of your festive music may
disturb their last slumber, and their outra-
ged shades may rise up in the raids OF your
lWPiuuS IosohJ, ~ foPioaen Jou' o"SSiJ
gaiety before q country clothed in mourn
ingf
But what strange sound is this that vi
brstes Ia the air, and sends shudder through
your hearts! Is it the echo of your revelry?
No; the wind comes from the direction OF
Richmond. 1t is only the plaintive voice
of our lwretched children, murmurlng in
their prisons, and dying with hunger! But
what Of that! Strike up again, on with the
dancet Whirl again into the voluptuous
vortex of besuty and flowers, with your
arms braced> about the young girls who
have come from Washington, to share your
revelryl On with the jest and merry laugh,
and may the plaintive voices Of those who
are suffering for their country and for liber
ty not disturb your cruel joys; may the
echo not change the sufferers complainlngs
into curses.
When the country is menaced and rent
asunder by the hands of its own sons, it is
not q time to laugh, to dance, or to attempt
to obliterate the reality in bumpers OF
champagne; it is time to face danger; net
to despise suffering, but to share it in 81
lence; time to fight, to triumph or to die
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent yotsry Of pleas
urs nds that he has mbbed the seeds OF thus painful
d sease it too often happens that an sense OF
shame or dread Of discovery deters him rom applying
70 thoss Who from education and respectabilty, can
alone befrisnd hum, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hord disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains In the head and Limbs dimness Of sght deafness
head face and eztremities, progressing with fnghtful
rapidty till ct last the palate Of the mouth OF the
bones Of the nose fall in, and the victim Of thus awful
disease becomes horrid object OF commserauon, nli
death puts period TO his dreadful suerings, BY send
ing him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns" t.-. ..-, l..
Il isa rasanehoy faet that thousands fall victims to
this terrible disease OWING to the unskilfuness Of
norant pretsnde Who BY the Of that Dearly Pos-
san, M:rry, ruin the constitution and make tne 1esi-
due Of Life mitefab1e. -
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9 BALTlMORE tOcK HOSPITAL, I
~ EST AS a HkfUdE FhO1l
J aaoq1gr qt4 qoQUACKERY.u s}rsmsgot8l
The Only Place Where q Cure Can be
at.naaI :. b So Obtained. 1

The Only Place Where q Cure Can pe
a3soaaT :. i .aii Obtained. Haf
nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
y Getaie, sPeedy end only Easctual Remedy N A s1s
e Limbs, strictures, AAeetions Of the Kidneys and
nadder. Lnslountafy Discharses, Imp0tency, eene.e
Debility, Nesyouness, IAnsIor. Low Spilts
Trembling. Diane. of siShs lsddinal, Disss.s .
nys., M T Lung, Stomach T q .hoss Tsrrhis Dis
orasrs arising from Solitary Hlbas ef Youth those
tins than the Song Of Syrens 10 the Mafinen ofHE
ss, blighting their moss bflkanf hopes or anhciPs-
tions. renderns marriage, &C. in9eisibie,l2 lsd9s
sb.lg1 YOUNG MEeiod oil 10 /
Especially, Who hsvs bscomns he 5stns of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit she4 annu-
ally sweeps 70 an untmey grave tsoasands 81 Stlne
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
With the thundsrs of eoquence or walked to estacy the
living Tyre, may call With full confidence. .g} Sid !
l. s.-.zat MARRIAGE. % adl 7ol I
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
rase bsng aware Of physical weakness organic deoil
He Who places himself under the care OF Dr. j may
relieiously conhde in bis honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician i.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
mm edlatelY OUf80 Ano tukA
This Distressing Affection which renders Idfe miser
able and Marriage the penalty paid BY th'
victims ofimproper ndulgences Young persons are toG
AT 10 commit excesses from not bengnvars dread
ensue, Nov. WHO IN thas under
urScreaton s lost sooner by those falling into improp
&c habits than BY the prudent! Besides being asprved
Of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and dastructve symptoms a both body and mind arse
The system becomes Dersnsed the Physical and Men
tai Fnnctions Weakened, Loss OF Plocreative Pover
Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia. PslpMation Of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting
Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
- Office No. Z South Frederick 81.
ref hand side going from Baltimore street, few door
from the corner. Fail not to observe name and mum
ber. , u,n
letter. must,be paid and contain stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his office. ---- ..-s .
a CURE WARRANTEDN TWODAYs
TOY No Mrevy or Na.SeoaS Drugs
-- g.. DIR. JOHNSTON, --....
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MARRIAGE z,

reflect that sound mind and body the most nsces
sary requisites to promote connubisl happinss. In
deed without these the journey through Life become;
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens 10 th
view the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reelection that the tappines
of another hecnmea hlRhted with our own,
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noysotf
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bEnAN0n -
Trust not your lives or health 70 the care OF ths many
Unlearned and worthless Prstenders, destitute OF
knowledge, name or character, Who copy Dr. John
stons adysrDemente, style Themselves N the news
papers regularly Educated Phyn1ans, incapable oi
Curing they keep you trihing month amer month "a
ding their flthy and poisonous compounds or long
as the smallest fes can be obatned and m despair,
leave YOU with ruined health to gh over your CALLING
disappointment
Or. Johnston the only Physician sdvertiang.
His credentials diplomas slvays hang IN hls ONCE
His remedies treatment are unknevn 70 all others
prepared from life spent in the great hespitas Of Eu-
rome; the frst in ( Ie country and more extenaEe
Prfras Practice than any other Physician IN the
world. --~a.. ~. G-f
INDORsEMENT OF THE PRESS
Tbs msny thoussnds scured st this institution yea
sffer yeer and the numsfops important Surgical op-
erstions performed by Or. Johnston, witnessed By the
reportary Of the aeun," Clipper" and many other
notices Of which have appeared again and sga
6efore sh pubaia, bszdes bus standing genfeman
Of character and esponabitfy, Is sufficient saaran-
tee to the afflicted,
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
sNrHo letters received unless postpaid aud con-
tsinins . stamp 70 Be used ths fsply Rssens Hri-
tuS s6oua stAs sse and ssud rotsu q sidvertDemen,
describing symptoms.
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baitrnors, AsrJPd
dec2-y I'll ~ 30 1S-AS -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-13
Skin D,seases Speedily Cured.
Great Bargains In Boots aad ShoeS.

HAvrSa dstGminsd 70 change our place Of bun.
I1 pAa On the lse Of April We viii hom this day
CDR our vail selsstsd fock Of Boots ana Shoes 4
Greatly rsdues4 pricss until that time 70 syuiA thl
Gouhis u moving. We vcuI invite al ia vant 4
gooes b ON hns g Fye ws cab q ths. Haltinor'
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