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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-12

PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure yester-
day of welcoming home, in our sanctum, Hon.
L. d. NJ. Sweat, who returned from Washing
ton on Saturday evening. He is in good
health and spirits, though somewhat thin in
fesh--the result probably OF hard work and
hot weather. Mr.. S. speaks encouragingly Of
the prospects of the army, and spurns the idea
that the nation is not able TO bear up under
the burden of indicating its own authority.
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LAW DEcIsIoNs.--At the term of the Law
Court in Augusta, in the case of the City of
Bath VS.. Gilbert Miler-replevin OF large
quantity of wood attached by defendant as
the property Of the Androscoggin Railroad
Co, but claimed by plaintiffs as their proper
ty---the Court ordered Judgment of nom
suit, ald ordered the wood to be returned to
the officer. The amount involved by this de-
cision is about $1,000.
In the bill in equity of the Andrcscoggin
q Kennebec Railroad Co. VS.. Androscoggin
Railroad Co., to compel the latter company to
change the guage of their road 20 that OF the
former, lnow Maine Central Railroad) the
Court dismissed the bill.
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STEAMERS TAKEN BY GOVERNMENTAL
was reported last evening that the steamers
on the Portland and Boston route had been
taken for Government purposes. Such is not
the fact. We are informed by VIM. Kimball,
Esq, that the Government thought of en-
ploying the Forest City, but subsequently,
concluded that she would not be wanted.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS undersigned takes
great pleasure in acknowledging the follow
ing receipts:
$50 from Hanover, by NJ. A. III. Thropp :
also S25 from Mr.. ST. J. s.; SO from Mrs. j.
r. and Miss o. F.; 81 from Mrs. L. W.: 81
from Mrs. w. s.; 81 from Mrs. II. f.; $40
from Bridgton Centre; $3.50 from Children's
sale at Preble House; S. from Mrs. D.. 81
from Mrs. A. W.; 81 from Mrs. ID. c.; 81 from
Mrs. II. NJ; $40 from Mrs. j. M; 81 from
Mrs. J. R.. S236 from Gallery of Paintings
IS from Mrs. W.; IS from a Friend; Sl3C
from Brunswick; "a from Bar Mills; 81 from
Mr.. @. R.; 500 from II. 7. II. Society, by
Mrs. Alfred Dyer, for the Maine Camp Hos
pitsl Association.
GEO. W. WooDMAN, Treasurer.
Portland, July IL, 1854
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THIRD PABIsH.-There was large meeting
of the members of the Sd Parish Church last
evening The report of the Committee OF the
Church In relation to the proceedings Of the
Council was accepted. The report of the
Council was laid upon the table. 1t was then
voted to continue to employ Rev. Mr.. Walton
for one year as pastor of the church. The
vote was taken by rising, and no one rose
against the motion.
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CLOSING Our SALE OF Dry GooDs.-It
will be seen by reference to our advertising
columns that Mr.. c. K. Babb, Clapp's Block,
being about to close out his Summer Goods,
offers good inducements TO purchasers. Our
lady readers will do well TO give him call.
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GoRHAM SEMINARY.-The annual exami-
nation of the pupils of Gorham Seminary
takes place on Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday Of this week. The closing address
will be given at the Congregational Church on
Thursday evening, by Rev. DR.. Adams, COM
mencing at Z 1-2 o'clock
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valuable Neal Estate i'm Cane E,s.
Zabeth ar Aucsfo. DIS

4 IN wednesday, July Goth. at o'clock p a.,
'ns premises; We shall sell that very dssIr.hls
piece o. property In Cape ElizabetB kpoxn - es
.rs sap ldrd, on Turner's Island al so,,I.,. ~.
= o. Railroad containing about twslvs go ~
.sn o. nats and OF Upland There Il on Il well.
,hsra smith shop and large ana heavy
Poses CO. neced wi snip building This |. .,Isn
o. opersy sor ship building or mas
banassaRR ~ - ~ p.equhlng water eommsnica,icn
eoa WIN nne waer on the othsr--the access Il Al
sinStv es9ow Of no Other such let in the vi
ciplty CO rortland for sale now Sale po-ifir~~ ~.
owner a non-rt sident-fitie clear terms cav roe
plan ard particulars please ealI !, N e~>S- Tor
Vsdtd HENRY BAILEY & CO. Au<tsx.
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The Pirate Florida.

CAPE MAY, July IL.
The captains and crews of the banks Galan-
da, Berry, Greenland and Selinda, numbering
90 men, lett here to-day for Philadelphia, to
be followed by five of another vessel All
these vessels were captured and burned Fri
day last by the Pirate Florida off Cape Henry
and Charles.
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Bowdoin College.

fINHE Annual Meeting of the President and Trus-
il tees OF lowdoin College will be neld at rs or
Hall. IA the College Chapel on Tuesday the End ay
OF August ext, al ten o'clock in the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary
Brunswick July 6. 1864. ialy7dtd
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FIRE.-A small shed on Washington street
was destroyed by fire about o'clock yester-
day morning, together with quantity of wood
and two hogs. TWAS the property OF Patrick
Kelly, and is supposed to have been set on fire.
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Valuable Real Estate a1 a.--...--

n Monday, July 25th. at 3 O'Clock p. N =, ~.
PsemEes.a large. double wooden Houss ~
90 rooms, large brick ci,tern IN The cellar MAJ
ing Two eomioriable tenements. lotIs 30 leet r. ont
S,,ss @ % ise, oaek Also one and half ssory
i've I'VE nnshed roonsi lot 24f feet front By sbopf ss
iees osep- sale Posiilve-Illle eleaf-teriDs cav
July12-dtd Aas'ioheen-
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81. CoURT.-It is aert Tuesday, and not
to-day that the Law Term of the Supreme
Judicial Court meets in this city. The time
has been changed since the card, by which We
were governed. was printed
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Dissolution.

THE firm Of Howard q Strout, as ATTORNEYS and
Il Counsellors a. Law. Ia this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. Either partner win attend 10 the set.
tlement Of of the business OF the late firm
Mr. Howard will continue TO occupy ofice 81 Mid.
die street, over Casco Bank
Mr.. Strout will occnpy Office l05 Middle street
opposite head Of Plumb street.
JosEPH HOWARD,
ShWALL &. STRoUT.
Portland, June o. 1864 dam
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Rowdoin College,

FENHE Annual Meeting of the 0yerseers of Bow
II dois College will be held at their Room in The
College Cha7el, ON Tuesday. the second day OF An
gust next, at O'Clock p NJ.
Brunswick. July 9th lse4 julyTdtd
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IN Thursday, July llth, at IL o,elo.k
- sne now lies at Franklin Wharf Portland 20
q,ose concern the ship George 1araer on 49,; ~
IN ehains anchors sails ana rigging-mefaIes ~ ~
.oesr lsez y and % ez-bige botea and f.ssensd
Win copper and ye low metal. She Il thoro.ss
punt ana heavily fastened ship. Sale positive s"
HENRY BAILEY CO., Aucrlossx,a
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Administrators Sale. House Lot. =.
Cape Elizabeth m Auctio,.

pURsUANT to license from the Hon. the Iu.,-.
y OF Probate for the Ceanty of CamberlsrStgG
shall sell at public auction on he premisss IT,,
DAY July l4,h, at 10 o'clock A. M four or more
aa0e nouse Lots Of half an each on he south
sIis sde OF the Buzzeli Road in Cape E.fzabsfh "a
9sing part OF the Homestead If the late Josba. u
saaIss lhese lots are located in pleasant and
a asn ny anu good nsighborhood, and &C mmand a
ing country. w @Aa snffoaho-
CHARLES I. MARIAN. Admin,str.tor
Jn,v h IA BAILEY . Co., Auctioneers.
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Boxydoia Co,,eye

rENHE Annual Examination of candidates for adj
Il mission 20 Bowdoin College. will take place on
Friday the nfih day OF August next, at O'Clock in
tho forenoos, in the new Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday, the twenty-nith day OF August next. in
the same place, and at the same hour
LEONARD WOODS.
brunswick, July 6, lS64 julyTdtd
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Urn MAIYE.-The furlough of the members
of the 9Th Maine Regiment is further extend
ed. Notice will be given them as to the time
for them to assemble.
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Boarding.

A FIRST CLASS private boarding House, newly
IA fitted up, papered and painted. lust opened at
~ Free street. for single gentlemen, or gentlemen
with their families. Suits of rooms for families.
- good Cook wanted.
July 6-dlws
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Coon NEWS FOR MUSJoY.-The work of
laying the track for the horse railroad to Mum
Joy commenced yesterday, and will be com
pleted with all possible dispatch.
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mother Tesse, Destroyed by the Florida.

FORTRESS MONROE, July TO.
About daylight this morning the pirate
Florida captured and burned bark, name not
as yet known, whilst in tow of .he steamtug
America, Just outside Of Cape Henry The
crew of the bark escaped on the tug, and
reached here at 10 o'clock this morning.
Three gunboats, the Monticello, Mount Yer
non and the mo, started from Hampton Roads
in pursuit of the pirate.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Neis Advertisements To-Day.
Dress Goods-C. X. Babb
Substituted. NJ. Todd.
Removals.. Cohen 4 Co.
To the Public-0. e. Frost.
Hack Notice.. #. Libby.
Dimond's Quadrille Band.
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Furniture MI Auc,,o,

ON wednesday July 18th, At IL O'Clock A M -
,c., sn1i sen the Furniture in house No 207 n.
a. street. drecty opposite the foot OF Isros
street eonslsiingof Sofas. Stuffed Chairs Rasse.s
Sa,d. WORK and Extension fables, Chsmbes ss,s
rors, Crockery. Glass Tin and Woodsn w. 4sr-
entire Kitchen Furniture WIN mo
julyl2-dtd e'oheem
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. kc
at Auction.

(bS saturday, July 18th. at IL O'Clock A. M an
~ Lime street. Horses, Carriages ii srna..s. y.
~, "a HENRY BAILEY CO.. Aucfionsers'
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Portland Coinpany--Notice


PROPOSALS. will be received for building Res
= eTyoir on st John street. Al the City Ireasur-
ers Once until Thursday. July l4th, O'Clock T. NJ
rams and specifications of the same may be at
the Office ofthe City Engineer
Inc committee reserve the right to reject any bids
city.
ferorder OF the Committee on Fire Department..
=. c. MOODY, Chairman.
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At Court Of Probate held at Portland, within and
for the County Of Cumberland. ON the first Tues Z.
day Of July, in the year of our Lord eight.
oen hundred and sixty-sour,
SAMUEL IL. BRADBURY, having presented his
- petition. representing that Solomon Thayer, late
OF Portland in said County. deceased old in his life.
time make IL gal contract to convey to True Brad
bury, certain real deserted in said petition
and praying that authority may be given TO the ex-
ecntrix OF the last will and testament of said Solo.
mon Ihayer TO execute the necessary deeds 10 car
ny said contract into effect,
IL tcus Ordered, That the said Petitioner give no.
tiee TO all persons interested by causing notice to
be published week in the Maine State Press Al a
seyea days in the Daily Press printed at Portl md
that they may appear at Probate Court be he at
said Portland, on the third Tuesday ofJuly next, at
ten of the clock in the forenoon. and show cause,
If any they have why the same should not be grant
ed
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
Atrue copy, Attest,
j;ly1ldtd& wlws
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PIcNrc.--We understand that the Pine
Street Sabbath School are to hold their annual
Picnic next week. Due notice will be given.
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Notice.

VNHtS day give my son, W. p. Hodgkins, his
Il time to act and trade for himself; | shall rol
claim his wages pay his debts.
q. HoDGKINS.
Attest--c. r. Sands. Daniel Freeman
Portland, July 9, 1864 jysd2ws
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For the Islands.

u. On and after June 18th the steamer
ezzsssgsz lsszsss> CASC0 will until further notice
leave Burnham's wharf for Peak
and Cushing's Islands at and 1890 A NJ, and .
and 30P NJ. Returning will leave Gu shing Sian
at ~ and ii. 10 A. NJ, and 2. As aud sis Z. NJ
June 9-du
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n CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 10
E& Rooms, large stable and sheds-sifuated two
E{fk& and one-half miles from Portland and the
IER1 II finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
6A0 terfng place, and summer bosrders. For
particulars enquire Of GEO. OWEN,
spf dtf 81 Winter Street. Portland.
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Ner York Militia to hold themselves rea,iy
for Serrice.

- ALBANY, n. T., July ii.
The Governor will issue shortly an order to
all the military of the State to hold themselves
ready for service, and a proclamation urging
the citizens to volunteer into the National
Guard.
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Wanted 7

DARflES who can appreciate 4 first class inven-
l. ton. Counties will be sold in Maine at such
prices, in comparison with the unlimited demand
as VIII insure the greatest success TO parties buying
The article is already having rapid sale in other
States and is not equaled b. any article beio the
public upon which YOU can make money so sure and
rapidly Immediate personal application by parties
having $50 or upwards az their immediate com.
mand, will meet with attention at 22s Congress St
July ll.-d4t
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Notice.

MIR. WALTER s. SWAN Is admitted q partner
WI in our frm from this date. DANA BROS.
Boston, July ], 1854. jy& eod2w
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BOARD.

Gentleman and his wife. and three or four ain
IA gle gentlemen can ind pleasant rooms with
board at 81 Cumberland Street
iylld2ws G. CRAM.
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AUCTION SALES.
E. M. PArrEs, AuCrIoSEER, u rxcn,nge :,
Rnre 4 Valuable shells atauc,,ou.

[ ~ tuesday, July u h, at 10 oc ock A. NJ and a
p; NJ will be sold a fine assortment of Shsus
racinc and Indian Oceans ihe public are
Mon1sy ~ invited TO examine this collection ON
ne rslean well known to the Portland pub
eoiecton invites his old patrons to va tbis
sold. 0e continued until evefy lot Is
Us
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T. N. PArrES' AucrIoNEER. "a Ezchanr. =,
Valuable Real Estate ~,

o9 se me estate Of the late Charlie. Jordan We
"nsri anu FIats, comprising about pinsiv X ey
ieet with frontage one hnndrsd
III i aa o1 SVhmetcisi street. with the bn dn .
car street ~ " 100 EACH lot adjoining ON psa.
81 @ % eet 'front.' 60 feet deep: lot on fasL ,
~ ~ store on corner OF Park and York
10y 20 oy ~; new cottage house AZ York 80, s'est
~ atet q land on state street Sc feet ,,o,
honsa =; ABOUT ten thousand feet, with 4 eo,,.n.
ho1 I IN the rear; two and q half sforv ssso
u1 mouse 20 o. street, containing ~ roo,os @
20 Nv ~ so,; cottage house No. lying Il. eet Iot
iot. the ,Soya house No. IL Tying street. iarse
An,,,n MOI previously disposed Of will B, soa :;
sson ednesday July bah, at Ii o'cloch n a.
tSaa' yon On me premises For particular ann1v ~
CHARLES JORDAN
iuna2os,a GARDINER JORDAN
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nIsEasE OF ImPRUDENoE

Whzn the misguided and imprudsnt vstary Of plsss,
nds that he has imbibed the seeds of THIS psiniu
~ ,sa.e it too often happens that an -amsd ssI,s q
shame or dread Of discovery, dsters him LON
Gons hsfriend hum delaying till the CONSTITUTIONS
syTnntoms Of this horrid disease make tnsI
such as ulcerstad throA diseased nose
PIn, PH - tbe ,bin-bones and arms, blotehes on the
bssj face and s1treitss, progressing with tngntMal ~
iii at last the palate Of the mouth or "a:
bones II the nose fan in and tie victim o. .. t;tl
i nerod 10 mis- dreadful suferings, by send
inS bin to that Undiscovered Country nom ~h'nc'
Il is melancholy fas that tSoussna, f nf ,s.
80 ~ -, rrstsnders Who by the use Of that Dsdd1y fo.-
,o Wtrcury, ruin the constitution md make 'hs
5,. lifs mi cara Ole.
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dered Indian upon the ground, He eau
tiously approached, and found that il had
been dead but short time. The fact OF
its being undisturbed was proof Of this
There was the bloody track Of the bullet
through the breast, the scalp had been torn
of, and the body stripped of nearly every
SHRED Of dress II lay fat on the back,
each limb extended, and corruption was al
rally ae its work.
Summerfiield was now convinced that he
had reached portion Of tie country that
tbronged with human beings, and itDehovr
ed him TO exercise a little more caution
than had characterized his movements thus
far. There was no telling what moment
he might stumble unon an Indian encamp-
ment, or come into the presence OF griz-
ely bear. I - ...a-fg ~ -
As he walked on he came 70 a sovt ofrent
or pass in the mountains, through which
flowed stream of considerable size, and
upon the banks of this he detected infalli
BILE signs of beavers. There were numerous
tracks upon the shore. and be was confident
that dam was not far CIT, Examining this
bank closely, be came upon place where
the earth was dug out. and feeling carefully
few inches under the wafer, Hi, hand
touched the trap! There were white, then
not far off Thank heaven! He could hardly
restrain his feelings, and they found vent in
shout of joy.
He proceeded up the stream Go mud them
As he walked on, he thought he heard a
whistle. He followed the direction, and
could soon distinguish tune-yes, it was
that melody Of the West, the Arkansas
TravellerT Still cautiously moving on, be
came upon the whistler A tall, lank man,
with his side towards him, with hat like
beehive, and his arms folded over the muz.
zls of his rife, was eontentedly whistlipg
this melody. Summerfeld gazsd moment
in speeches. establishment. One of his
former companions was standing before him
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Executors Sale of Valuable Real
Estate

DART OF lot No. IS, corner Of Market and Rrsak;
/ lin streets, containing (D Two frame tsss-
mrnts ..r.. ..5 .1.! tB1 J
Part Of lot Ne. 8 oa w-st ads Of Main srsss
near Franklin. a4r 'o'-' I''''
Lots No, IL and Is with thsir buildiap ssG7s c
of Main and Franklin streets, East side. -
Part of lot No. 78 on west side Marksf 49,
near Adams on which is erected Essd tws O.
story brick dwelling. .,, ,h.,a,
One.half Of 10. No. so, east ode Main strsst,
With (2l story brick dwelling and back bnildnelo q
Lot No. 80, corner Of West st. and he, ,harts g. :
ley, running to the river.
one-halfl lot No l49, eorasr OF Chaplins and lst
street, with good two (2) story brisk dwelling o.,
Part Of lot No. 4s, corner Of Main and Jsfsrsoa'
stree, east side, with three (s) good dvsaahs
houses. e..,. .,ud lied,
One hundred and four and three -fburshs Arc
Of land in Marshall county. said Land being usdsr
good cultivation and having good farm house n
thereon ..
ANY of the above described property can be Psr' y
chased private sale or before the lst Monday
of February 1864, at which time the rsnsindsr
will bs offered at the front door Of the Court HONS
OF Ohio county, At public auction. a., lr..t;sl Z
T. SWEENEY, Executor
dec29-tds Of the Estate OF N SMcNsusAtsn. ~
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rAKE paRTICULAR NOTICE.

Or. J. addresses all those who have injured
no imnroper indulgence and solitary habits, which
min both BODY and mind uniting them for sthsr ou-
sinsss study, society or marriage ..,.,,.
Tnrsr are some Of the sad and melancholy sneeu %
produced by early habits Of youth, VIZ: S ~ -,
sight, Loss OF Muscular Powsr, pslphstion Of tae
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrveus Irritabiity Deransemen'
oftne Digestive Functions. General Deeiity' symp-
WxsrALLr.-fhe fearful effects on the mind are
mueh 10 be dreaded Los Of Memory, Confusion OF
Ideas, Deprsssions Of Spirits, Evil ave,
sion TO Society; sei.bstrns' Love oI
ity. &c, are some Of the evils produced
THousANps Of persons OF al ages can nov uase HlA'
ia the cause Of their declining health, losing thsr VIZ
or becoming eak, pale, nervous ana enasiA'sa,
ing q singular appearance ao'u' Ins s'"'
sy Ipptoms Of Consumption.
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OxCANIC WEAKNESS.

MN ediateiy Cured and Full Vigor Restored. L.
This Distressing Affection which renders Life niser-
able and Marriage me Pala oy me
victims indugencss Young persons are too
ant TO csnmt excesses from not fthe dread
full consequences tina. may ensus Now who that under
stand the subject vl pretend TO dany iaat tee o'
er habits than by the prudent Besides being deprived
of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symptoms Of both body and mnd sIiss
The system becomes Deranged the Physical and Men
tai Fnnctons Weakened, Loss Of Piocreative Power,
Nervous Irrtability, Dyspepsia Palp,lation OF the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, Wasting
of the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office No. I South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from baltimore street. few doors
Der. .. -. IN. NJ.
tors Diploma hangs in his otnce'
ACUeE wARRANTEDlN TwO DAYS
No Mercury or Nanseous Drugs.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves By certain practice IA
duISeJ in when aono habit frequently learned irsin
sv. companions or at school the ELECTS o. wniSa are
nightly even when asp s5 sna both I mind and
body, should apply Immediately .s.i.oo,
What pity that young nan, the nope Of bis Soun-
try the darling ofhis parents should es .na.casa
ali prospects and enj0yments oL aie oy sns in
Sertsn secret habit 'uch parsons Ns'r before o'n'
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MARRIAGE,

reflect ,hA, sound mind and body are the ost nsSss
.sIy REQUISITES to promote cOuuubia h,ppness. In
deed, without thesa the journey through his ~ o.
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly ds.n.r and
ana With the melancholy reelection that the haPpnsss
- = nn.har haoomas blghtsd with onr 0Hn,
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member ot the Royal College Of Surgeons Lnaoh. on
Graduate from of the most eminent C9ess, ~ sn
United States and the greater part Of whose nis Ia
been spent In the hospitals Of London faLs, . ~
pba aud elsewhere has effected some OF the most as
tonlshrnx cures thar ever known many u'upies
with ringing in the head and esrs when asleep ssSa'
nervousness, being alarmed a. suaasn sor,.,;ns.
fuIness With frequent blushing, attended somsrmes
a;tb dsranosment of u I'd were cured Immediately
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BAL TIMORE LOCK HOSPITA
- EST ABLISHED AS KEFUGk FhUM
TTI-ci - lQUACKERY. 5ss % 'o
The Only Place Where Cure Can be
nhfoipod f. .

nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED TIE MOST
IL Certain, Speedy and only Efectual Rsmedyin ths
World for all Private Diseases Weakness OF the BACK
or Limbs Structures. Affections Of the Kidneys and
Bladder Involuntary Discharges, Impotency General
Debility Nervousness, Dyspepsia Languor, Low Spirits
Confusion of Ideas Palpitstion Of the Heart Fimdty
hnp Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Disease OF
the Head. Throat Nose or skin, Affections Of the
Liver, Lungs stomach or Bovss-those Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youththose
SECRET and solitary practices more fatal TO their vie-
tins than the song OF Syrens to the Mariners Of Uys
ses, bighting their most brilliant hopes snticps-
tions snderfng marriage &C., impossible.
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Il REFER O

Hon. II. L. Berkshire, Judge suSssaas Vsnrs 81
Appeals, Morgantown, westvs.
Hon VIM A. Harrison, Judge yaPrsas osuT1 -
Appeals, Clarksburg, West Va.
n ooff, ESQ President N. 4 N. bank sf wAssaaSs
W. wagner, Cashier N 4 n. BAAk Of wAsaaiaS, %
Kramer Rshn, Banksrs, Pittbaryh, Pa.
Rttsnhouss, Rsni Co., BaAksn, WsaAiastasf =