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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the ROYAL college o. Sr-,
London. Graduate from one of lem0. ..
uent College, boo the United State. au. III
greater pant OF Whose llir hH, i-,u .I.r'
ihe hospitals OF London Paris pia..f
and elsewhere. has effected some of u.i
astonishing cures That We're over b.
many troubled with ringing BOZ 'lr i..
ear- when asleep, great ucrDI-Hr- .--
ALARMED a' sudden sounds. ha.if'l-- a.
frequent blu,hiu-. attended sometime -
IrWulU meut ui mind, We're DUrI
.f.Ir
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Medital.
BALTIMORE LOCK Hospital
GE-ESTABLISHED As A RIu,
FROM QUACKERY..s5
THEONLYPLACE WHEREACrpJ.
m OBTAINED.

Af Dff 4 - fslfs
DR. JOHNSTON HAS uI~DDNTrrr.
most Certain. Speedy and OnIy b..
Remedy bon the world for all Pnyafaf.
Wcal,ue,, Of the Back and l.Ii-. ~-....
Affections OF the Kidney gI.HI..
uufarV Discharges. Impotence. t.r..
bluty. Nervousness, Dypcp-Iu. Iar.u..
spirits, Confusion OF Ideas. pa.U.t.-
Heart. Tm.dity Trembling. lmr.....-
or Gdiiucs, bi-ca4r ut tlr l..I q.
Nos. OF skin. Affections o. fief....
stomach or Bowels Those tru.
arising from the Solitary Habit, o..
those sErEfrmd solitary practices ......
90 their victim, than doe >uu. .r ~....
tle Mariners OF Ulysses. hII-IfHrff.
brilliant hopes or anticipation. r..
marriage, 49,, impossible
YOUNG MTN
Especially. who have become fIeg.....
SOLITARY Vice That dreadful. ami H..,-
habit which annually ,Weers t.,Ur..
grave thousand, Oi Young Men OBJ fI...
exalted talents and brilliant uf.H.
might otherwise have cuir1uu.J Ut
Senates with the thunder, 0i tIo.U.r..
walked tD DD>tacy the living I.l- r..
with lull confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons. or Young Men r.rt.....
ting marriage, being aware of IHy,..,...
ness. organic debility dDi0Iuu,. ......
cured.
HewhO places hIm-lfunderflrr.r. ..
j.. may IcIigiOusly runudr 100 Dds I....
gentleman, and confidently Icg U.H
skill %, % physician.
ORGANIC WFAENT~-
Immediately cured and fulI NIgHr E.......
This distressing aiiectIOn-Wu.rI r
life and marriage impossible. - t.r r.. .
paid hy thc victim, of improper .UIU-.
Young persons are too apt toclmmtUl. ..
from uot being aware of tlc dpadtI. ....
qucuc~ that may cu-ur. NlW. WIuH
dcriaud, the subject win pretend
that 'hr power Of puctatlOn I- lu- .
by those falling into improper LaYr.
Iy the IuIeut2 Besides being I.rr...
tlr pleasure Of healthy Offspring III.
serious and destructive symptoms f b..
body and mind arise. Tie system ....
dprugcd. tlU Physical and Menu T.
Weakened. los of prOeuifiyc p.W1
Ou~ lmfability. ly-pep-I1. PHIpfafur
Heart. Indigestion. Constitutional I.
Wasting Ot the Frame, Cough. l....
ton. Decay and Death
Office. No. : south Frederick Stre.i
Left hand side going from Eafmoa ...
few doom from The corner IalU.tf
serve the name and uumHeL
Letter, must Dee paid and contain ....
Tie Doctors Diploma hang, In l..0fi0.
a CURE WARRANTED rs TWO DAY.
s.. N.lafrJ pr N01U..0ff T..rtf
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LOTS IN South WHEELING FOR
SALE

1 WILL SELL TIE lot NUMBERED
| hirfy-uiuo. and the north half of lot
numbered tWrniN-fIUr. Zoo That part of Tine
t1wuul south Wheeling luuwuu e lutrIngr.
Enquire uf WN. LAlil. i>I. or myself
The iitl. i- luUI. JAMES =. WHEAT,
mV1-tf Trustee.
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YESTERDAY was one of the dunest,
rainiest, and most unpleasant days we
have had for some time. As 20 was wet
without some tried Co seek comfort by
wctung the inner man. and as a natu-
ral consequence rows and knock downs
were frequent. We witnessed mo- less
than seven i'm our walks around the
city, none of them however terminating
seriously. Weheard ofuoarrcsts being
made.
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ZIWEE'~ celebrated Boston crackers
cam Dee had at the old stand, lb- Narkc
street. iy2u-lt
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HANr>HHE COUNTY. - We We're
pleased 90 meet. yesterday, with Mr..
Thomas a. Keller. who has just been
appointed, hy the Governor. Recorder
OF Homp~hir. county. Mr.. Keller n-
forms u~ that the work of recognizing
the county is being pushed with ,igor
10 is not yct divided into townships.
but will Doe u "a few days. The records
eft tine county are aIl safe. but are scat
tered very much. The papers of the
different departments are alldestroycd.
The court house NO Romncv is much
out of repair, hut will Doe gotten ready
I'M time for the first term of court.
which will Doe held ia september. This
viii be the first session since 1851.
The people oviucc disposition 90
preserve ordcrand assist the officers i'm
the re-establiShment OF Justice as much
as possible. Many of the returned
rebels. however. seem To- think their
lot very hard, and complain that they
have not the same privilege, that are
granted 90 fellow traitors i'm Old Viz
CHINA.
The officers of the county appointed
bv the Governor are: sheriff, James
n. Trout; Clerk of Court, Thomas L.
Adams; Recorder, Thomas A. Keller.
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Reflect That q sound mind ana N.|
most necessary requisite in nI''.'..
b.ai happiness. Indeed. Wl.-.a.
Journey through life ltDiill', "
lrImage: the prospect huulh -i..
view. the mind become ,Aado N',i
pair and filled with the m'An..Lp
lion that the happiness oI an",h'
lllulted with our own.
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u az t rid o q =
III Main street HrstnOor.

Ifyou want thclc>t and cheapest work ln
the country.
Partridge viii hereafter giycli~ personal ai-
teutiOu tuthc operating department. and -rt
That all his patrons have The very best pIc-
tup.- that can Bee mudr.
ALRIM
AZ retail. no wholesale prices. Tie lnw~'
stock and b,~t assortment iu the western
country. Ur'lr.
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When the misguided and lmpI
OF pleasure finds that he ha, im.
seeds OF this painful disease, pr l'l
pens that an ill-timcd >en>coi shame
of discovery. det,r him nom "ll
those who. NOM education 0nI i-,I..
cam alone bcfirnd him, delay ll- .. .'I
,tituti0nal symptom, ui ils I..i.. +.
make thtirappeauucr, sucu a> ..'.
throat. diseased uO>c, nocturnal r..
head and limbs, dlmnesS OF >.-... ft..
modes on the shiu-bOnes ann anus,
ON the head. face and eXirgmii.e0.
with frightnul mpidity, till al la-. ..'
Of the mouth or the bone, oil we H -
and the victim OF this awful dl-l'-
"a horrid object Of cOmmiseriioh' 4'...'
nuts "a period 10 his dreadful NlyI ...-
Sending him 10 "that undi~coNe
nom whence no Traveller returns. ....f..
10 Is mechanically fDcl, tlal lNDt.,.
victims To thi. terrible disease, oNlA-
unslIinnlnc,S Of Ignorant preten,s,,.'
the uSe of that de1lU pel'o9, ,,..
the constitution, and make the i's.''
miserable
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prL address, all ih0~ who have
ihtmSlye, hy improper INDULGENCE -
iary habits. which ruin both N0Il a. -
uniting them for either bushes, Tl..
clctN OBJ marriage.
These are some of the sad ana mcal.
effect, produced hy carly hahs0,y0
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs PAN,
tle Head. Dmne,, Of~.ght. los 0- Nus.
Power. Palp.tatun Ot the Heart. I.,Ir.
Nervous lu'ahII'y. p-Hugrm.ii NJ iHr
ce-'iNe Functions. General Debility ~.
toms OF Consumption. Sc.
NFNrALLY.-Iheir fearful effect, Uui Item
au- Much t1 ie iradti-LO-, of N.N
Confusion 0fIdea>. depression ofrWr', .
F0rhoduc, Aversion t0,uc.ety, ~elf-l ...
Love OFF Solitude. ImdIiy, &C., aIr ~..-
tl-rf.I- produced.
Thousands ~ persons OF 1ll AGES en- .
mIsa what Is the cause OF their ut.l.
health. losing their ylgur becoming Nr
Iil.. nervous and rmac.a'ci. having 90 -.H
hr trranucr about The eyes, cough ID
SYMPTOMS OF consumption.
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as years established m y. Y. CITY,
"Only iuGllible remedies known
q" Free num Pei~onS."
" Not dangerous % the Human Family
" Rats come ont Of their holes tOdle.'
DC. - BEWAREii OF all worthless limitations
Il II PWNCpAL DEPur. fS BROADWAY, y. Y.
Sold hv McCABE. KRAFT & CO., LAUGH
LIN & BUSHFIELD. Wholesale and Retail
Agents and all Druggists ana Dealers i'm
Va. Jul3-lmd&w'
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fOrSalt.
Sale.

FINE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
y ing. situated ON Clay between fitth and
Sixth. III not sold hN the first OF October Will
De- for rent For further particulars enquire
of Capt JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
iuI5-2,y. El~t Wheeling.
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rgCURE wARRANTE D-sa

II DIRECTIONS ARR FOLLOWED.
s-CuV6r CrrulW de'TibiHg 0V'a"p'1n
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u. e.. ..
Trust not your lives or hcaiiu 7"
MANY uulfaned and WORTHLESS
destitute Of knowledge, name on ....
y,bo eopv Dr. JohnstOns advertiser.
I t,,Io fI,m~alues. In the newspaper .-
Ia. EIucafed Physicians: incapahle %.
- terp Won trifing month aibi
,atirr f6eir filthy and poisonous con
Gr Ms long MS the smallest fee can ne q.
and I'M despair, leave YOU with rulncl Z.
fosirb over yOurOwn CALLING dlAplllH.
IN. Johnston Is the only Physiri'" -'
Using. -,...-.t...
His credentials or diplomas a""'
hiS Office. ..t..,---
HIS remedies or treatment arr un6n..-
all Others. prepared from "a lie y
great hospitals Of Europe. the II,.
country. and n more extensive PRIV.
than any other Physician In the "o-.-
ENDORSEMENT or THE pro-
The many thousands cured al lI'
ton wear after year, and the nulii'..
portant Surgical Operations pm.
liz. Johnston. witnessed 10y the 'f.....
the "Sun." Clipper" and many o.Ng. E
notices Of which have appeaite '-,.r
again before the public. beside, 49,.
as gentleman of character anu ~ ...l
ty, Is sufficient guarantee 10 tlr '--...rrr
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY 90. d.
n4y-No letters received unleSs p0>- ~
containing a stamp % be u-tu | nj ..rl +,
Persons writing should STATE tse l,,,1tf OBJ.
ton OF advertisement desctrll w, ,..,li,.N NJ D.
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hosll''' Mar
febl5-ly'
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FLOR. FLOUR.
FLOUR.

a. TIERCEs Sugar Cured Hams
IN M 4" Dried Bcei,
inIi PRYOR, HANDLANS cO.
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sPARTANBUR0 AND UNION.
spartanbure to Aston, c., es miles In pad conu'-
ton, trains not running, and no repairs In progress


VtrRtn1e
Iron the Richmond whig, July 2o]
RfCHMONp FREDERICKSBURG AND PorOhAo>>
The this road, carrying passengers ana iregn
Fredericksbarg The through train starts for and from
that point day. ana connects WITH Colonel har.
mans Line Of stages winch CONVEYS eaa nss hey are
received and, coming south they are ianae eo
BY line Of steamers The commod hsn train
Sunday freight train leaves and arrives in Richmond
every Thursday. II s confidently expected that the
trains will 90 through to Fredericksburg In about two
weeks from now and TO Acqua creek by the middle Of
next September, at which tine there will be placed on
the Potomac newly built line or steamers to be under
the and control Of the old Potomac Steam
boat Company of which Moncure Robinson is President
Work on bridge, which Is to be a permanent
structure commenced yesterday at the Rappahan-
mock river under the immediate superintendent OF Mr.
e. d. T. Myers chief engineer 70 the company who has
large force employed Another large force is engaged
under the supernte pdence of Mr. William NJ Braggin
building bridges and reaying track between the Kappa
hammock and Acqua creek. The rolling stock OF the
company Is in complete Order aud amply sufficient Tor
present and prospective demands
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA.
Railway connection between Alexandria and Richmond
is compete-runnng time, eleven hours The train
which leaves Richmond at hafpast six A. NJ arrives at
Washington at halfpast five p. M, connecting there
with the express traiu for New York.
YIN SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD. -
This road has resumed Its transportation OF freight
and passengers through to Lynchbug The interruption
Of continuity Of the line at High Bridge is for the pres
ent Obvated by the OF hacks and wagons and there
y water carriage Of six miles BY canal boat between
for the immense amount Of damage done, such as the
destruction Of bridges, freight cars &C., the Board Of
Directors, who have worked most theoretically since
they received permission from the government TO
nence operations, would have had The line open ere
now.
SOUTHERN ROAD.
In very short time Petersburg will be in direct
muncation with North Carolina and the South About
ten miles Of the road remain to DO completed The
Petersburg Idez suggests that the superintendent NJ
Dunlop, make the experiment OF employing white labor
as coored labor has rather been failure the South
ern road " and adds "The Norfolk road is now reapng
the benefit Of this experiment.
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John Owens and His London Critics.
From the London Star, July 14.I

Mr. John Il. Owens has apparently resolved 10 place
himself before tho English public under the greatest
attainablc dsadvanteges sThe Toodles" In which he
appeared here on Wednesday, Is to the full AZ bad
piece as "solon shingie" to which, indeed, bears
strong family likeness In each there " a rambling In.
coherent and wholly uninteresng plot of the melodra
matte order with which the one chiefly prominent per.
sonage has not the slightest real connection, aud In
respect Of dramatic and literary merit each Is equally
beneath contempt II is only In q drunken that
the actor who undertakes the part Of Timothy
Tocdles has any opportunity for the display Of ability
and In this the acting Of Mr.. John Z. Owens fully
confirmed the opinion which his earlier impersona
ton led 10 form Of his artistic powers His faculty
Of elaboration Is most remarkable and in this
part In Scion Single, all the minute details which
he embroidered upon his embodiment were In perfect
harmony with the fundamental idea Of the character
His drunkenness thoroughly kelike and free alike
from and from grotesque exaggeraton the
delneatonswas obviously the result Of careful and
scientous study rendered fruitful by large power Of
characteristic portrayal He was incbrated from the
crown Of his head TO the soles OF his feet and In mind
we'll On in body and must especially commend his.
skful management Of his voice, 70 which no impaired
70 greater cxent than any actor We remember 70 have
scen tho peculiar quality sprngng from genuine inox-
cation. Mr.. John y. Owens should have n care;
he has shown beyond doubt that he possesses very
siderable hisonic power but persists in appear
ing In pieces where he 10 On isolated character In tho
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fsr sc Ball.
Gr~GnAAn va EnXn

rather exciting but poorly played, game took place
between these clubs Friday at Bedford the result
beng tho winning of the trophy by the Stars by score
~ 10 a. At the close OF the fifth innings the
10 in favor Of the Keystones but afterwards
tho Stars reganed the lead In the last innings the
Phliadephians made grand rally for the game thereby
deserving success, II they did not obtain It, In the
evening the Stars Hospitality entertained their guests
and afterwards took them home ia large six horse
STAGE We give the score below: =
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

ALBERrs-PERREr On Wednesday, July Il, by the
Row. DR.. Ogilby, ROBERT H. ALBERrs TO AMESAIDE,
only daughter Of Frederick and Resale Perret, all OF
Hoboken, N. j.
DANREITER-SxuH. Thursday, July 81, by the
Rev. Father Farley of the Church Of St. Theresa Cap
tain CHARLES DANREIrER to Mrs ELLEN LoUEA SMITH, both
Of this city.
TInEs-wAnoN Norfolk, Va on Wednesday, July
20, by the Rev. NJ A. OCosson, CHARLES THEs, OF this
city, to GEoRGIE EsrEILE WATSON, Of Norfolk Va No
car
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VI r G mia.
The Trial OF General Leo.
IErnm the Richmond Renuhlic .Iuly 81

II has bern repeatedly stated and generally believed
though ocally announced, that General Lee and
other officers of the late Confederate army indicted
at the last Of the United States Court for tho East
District Of Virginia, held at Norfolk. At the next
term Of this court TO be held IN Norfolk In October s
said these indictments will be called up but 10 under
stood In Washington that these will not be prose-
cuted but the President will direct no proequs to be
entered and dispose Of each defendant he proposes
dispose of other leading Southerncrs who have bsen
tive participants in the war, namely, by putting them
long probation and then, condition precedent to
pardon, imposing such penalties andresr lions may
be justified by the circumstances
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KEYSTONE.
INNINGS.
Czubs la Cd 3d. 4M. 5h. 9Th. IN. sth. 9u TotaL.
Star. .........1 2 3!
Keystone. 49,. 3 2 @ /. 81

Umpre--Mr Theo. Bonnesler, OF the Eureka Club.
Scorers-Messrs Macdearmed and Lynch. Time OF
gamo-Three hours and a half Fly caches-Stars o;
Keystones, 10. Wild throws-Stars. 81; keystones ID
To-day at twelve O'Clock the Keystones play the At
lantics-fl champion nine--and at three +. nj. VIII
leave the ground on an excursion, and the evening
the whole party will conclude the weeks proceedings
around the festive board-a splendid supper at the
Oceanic House being prominent feature Of the day
programme
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midst OF group or utterly embarrassing pcrsonaees
working out an dioc plot he will find that his isolation
WI become greater than be could wsh and he Will 10
left 10 face empty benches
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A Young wIDOw LADY, ABOUT YEARS OLD,
~ desires 10 marry some elderly reutsman would VIE
20 hold interview IL Of mild fmIsI aud stelsent Al
dress Miss A. Lusc station q. fost oGNe
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MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
Nl No ~ Nassau NEAR fulton) street. n Y.
OPEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED
Deposits made VIII draw interest fGcm August
JAMES c. srOHMALI., President

OFFICE OF THE ERIE HALLWAY COMPANY, IN
" Vest street New York, July &C. is63.-Divid-nd-The
directors OF this company have declared semi dvi
dena from the earnings of the road for six months endug
M June Of three and half cent the preferred
stock.
Also semann dividend Of four per the
capital stock.
Roth payable less the governments Monday the 2ist
day of August next the Trcasurers Office Erie place 10
TIE registered holders Of the closing OF the books
The books of both cse. Of stock will be closed
the afternoon OF saturday the 9TH and be reopened
'' HofATIo n OTIS Secretary
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FINANCIAL.
CROTON AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT.-NEw YORK,
" July q, 1865 Notice IL hereby given that Ave per
penalty will DO added the Let OF August next all
unpall wafer rents. 7. b. TAPPEN, Water Registrar
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Nav Books.

Mason BROTHERS, New York, announce as
in press, tt. be ready September LIST, new
collection of Church Music for Choirs, Sing;
ing Schools, Conventions, &c to be entitled
"Ths PRAISE OF ZIoy." 1t is by two new
tuthors-SoLoN WILDER and FREDERIc s.
DAVENPORT and the publishers, who have had
grest experience in such matters. and whose
judgmen. is rarely at fault, express great con-
fdence that it will prove extraordinarily at
tractive. An impressive feature will be its
presentation of number of compositions
from distinguished foreign authors. as Neu-
koom, Novelo, a;id others, rs we'll as from
American favoritcs, among whom Chas.
Zeunncr is fully represented, all of which
are now first printed from the original manu-
scripts. Retail price. 81 so. The publish
ers will send an advance copy Of this book to
any teacher or choir leader, postpaid. for
one-half Of the retail price.
We have on our table "Godey's Lady's
Book for August, and it is replete with very
interesting articles of prose and poelty, be.
sides the fashisils which must naturally be of
great interest to our Lady Friends, The
frontispicce is The Fair Hayrtaker."
"Arthur's Home Magazine" for August
has arrived and is filled with choice selection
of literary articles which cannot fail to please
the general reader. The frontispiece is neat
and pleasing, and is youthful groups one Of
u hdru Ia tSittjnp for n pnrtrait "
The American Psychological Journal"
for August, published BY Fowler and Wells.
New York, has come to hand, and we find in
it large amount of good reading 1t is
equally as instructive as interesting.
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MATRIMONIAL.

T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: If you wish ia
IL marry you can do so by addressing me. | will
send you, without money and without price, val
liable information, that will enable you to marry
happily and speedily irrespective of age, wealth or
beauty. This information will cost you nothing and
if you wish to marry will cheerfully assist you.
All letters strictly confidential The desired infor-
nation sent by return mail, and no reward asked
Phase inclose postage or stamped envelope ad-
dressed to yourself. Address,
SARAH LAMBERT
May is-3m Grccnpont Kings Co. New York.
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PRESENTATION On the 10Th inst., Mr.
JONI t. RIYMoSp, lessee Of the Cumberland
theatre, gave his farewell performance. The
house was crowded to its utmost capacity, and
at the close of the last scene, Mr.. TuEopoRE
HAxiLroS. on behalf of large number Of the
friends and admirers of Mr.. RAYMOND in this
city presented him with massive gold vest
chain of the most exquisite workmanship. ns
token of their appreciation of his efforts to
please the patrons of tho drama here
Mr.. RAYMOND takes with him the good wishes
of tho entire community, and his return will
always be looked forward to with pleasure,
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a SufEN.bR REMEDY.-We can cohsclen-
tiously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough. DR.. StricklaRd's Mcllifuous
Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost instan-
tancous, and is withal not disagreaBle to the
taste. There is no doubt but the MeliAuous
Cough Balsan. is one of the best preparations
in use. and is all its proprietor claims for it.
We have tried it during tile past week, and
found relief from a most distressing cough
1t is prepared DR.. trickl, nd, North Eas,
Fourth Street Cinciuiati Ohio and for sale
by Druggist.
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GIVE are pleased to see that the Health
Commissioners are taking steps towards hav-
ing the city properly clcanscd. The intense
heat of tho summ.r months renders cleanl-
NESS an absolute necessity in order to the
preservation of heath, and our city certainly
needsa great deal of attention in this respect
Almost daily We hear complaints from citizens
in regard to nusances, which need removal,
AMI it now beho'vos every good citizen to re-
port these things to the proper officers in Or
der that they may re,elvo prompt attention.