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POLICE CoURT.-The crowd in at
tendance yesterday morning was quite
large, indicating growing interest in
the police affairs of the city. A large
delegation from the Island, consisting
of men, women and children, were in
attendance, as parties and witnesses, in
a case of great importance, involving a
charge of assault and battery and the
right of property in a greasy box,
worth about twenty-five cents, and
which had been left on the commons
by some of the teamsters attached to
the wagon train which passed through
the city last week. The voluminous
testimony went TO show that there was
not much of IA fight, that nobody was
hurt, and that most of the witnesses
knew nothing about the affair. The
case w9s dismissed at the cost of the
prosecutor.
Walter Conway, for sleeping in the
Market House, was fined g and costs.
Mary Snider, for disorderly conduct,
left $40 and some fees for the officers.
Polk Chalk, for two offenses, assault
and disorderly conduct, was fined in
each case SO and costs.
Conrad Hoffman, for disorderly con-
duct, fined $40 and costs.
Peter Watt, for indecent exposure,
was fined s. and costs, and III default
of, payment was committed to jail.
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RowDYIsM IN SOUTH WHEELING
We are informed that the quiet and re-
spectacle citizens of South Wheeling
are being greatly annoyed by a set OF
rOwdies, who frequent the streets after
dark, making the night hideous bv
screaming, yelling and blowing horns.
1t is said these disorderly proceedings
are kept up till near morning, making
it almost impossible for citizens to
sleep. These same parties gather
around the churches at night, and hv
their disgraeeful conduct so annoy the
congregations that they have been com
PEELED to detail u portion of the MEM
beers to stand outside as guards. We
are surprised that such conduct is tole-
rated in the Independent Republic, and
would suggest n change or an increase
of their police force.
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LIGHT BREAD AND LIour HEARTS 90
together more frequently than most
persons imagine. If you want to SEQ a
Happy Family" visit one in which
they use theESELceLsioT Baking Po,rdcy- ;
you will hear no complaints there from
the 'head of the family when he takes
u seat ut the table. Ladies who are
married and those who erpeel to be,
should take a hint" Dealers supplied
on liberal terms, by It. H. Logan & Co.
e.aA I.OSnn, List & Co. sole nTo,7rIo,,,,.,,
NheelhuE, Vet Va
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9egal
INVEST VIRG1NIA. OHIO COUNTY Cur.
w cult Court August Rules, 1865,
lie Merchants ~ Mechanics Bank OF
MhCClimg, ~

vs..
Leonard &. Frost and Nathan 7. IIigbIe, pnrt-
MerS III business using the firm name of l.. C.
Frost q Co., Benjamin i, Sherman Il John
H. Cole, partners as Sherman & Cole, Samuel
ITimhle, samuel Hnzlett and Joseph Sey-
bold, SheriI OF Ohio county.
In ChnnCeTy.
The object of this suit Is To subject the effects
OF l.. &. Frost x Co., attempted 10 be attached
by the defendants, Sherman Il Cole, Samuel
Hn2lett and Samuel ITlinble, TO the SntIsflc-
ton OF the Judgment OF the plninLlfI, Tecov-
pIgd II. the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, for
~, !Gj ~, aud to subject The equitable aASetts
the defendants, Sherman X Cole, and Samuel
llnZlelt, being non -TysidentS of thiS state they
VIII nnpeAr ms defendants In this cause With
in one month aGter the due publication OF
this order. JACOB BURFSI.E
ItugBi-itW W ---s5s tfsa- ~ -
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1deqnteItiqenoer.
TUESDAY, MORNING. SEPT. 10.
PAY DErARrMENT OF WEsTVmaINIl

PAY DEPARTMENT OF w ESEN IlSdISlA
pIscONrINuEp.-The military expendi-
ures fthe government are being rap
|ily cut down in all the various
ranches of the service, to an extent
hat promises soon 10 place the country
,pon n real peace footing. In this city
military affairs have been whitfield
own to a pretty fine point, and we will
'ou have nut little beyond the recol-
'etions of the past to remind us of the
loody struggle in which West Virginia
las enacted so prominent part. Du-
ing the continuance of the war, Wheel
ng was necessarily a military post of
great importance, being the headquar-
crs OF the CommiSsary, the Mastering
oud the Pay Departments for the mill
larry district ofWest Virginia, and the
tore-house for the whole military de-
,artment. For some time past the
work of retrenchment has been going
IN, and the number ofsoldiers and en-
ployees at the post have been gradually
reduced. until but few now remain on
duty. On Saturday last Maj. McPhail,
paymaster-iu-chieff for the Department
of West Virginia, received notice from
the paymaster-general at Washington
City that the pay district of West
Virginia had been discontinued and
attached to the pay district of Pennsyl-
vania. headquarters at Baltimore, and
further directing him TO assign to duty
nj various points the Paymasters under
his command. In accordance with this
order Maj. NcPhail has made the fol
lowing assignments:
Major Doddridge, post paymnster al
Wheeling, to report to Lt.-Col. +. NJ
Fitting, commanding pay department
at Baltimore.
Major II. w. Snyder, ordered to re
port in person at Fort Leavenworth
Kansas.
Major $. \. Stafford, ordered to report
in person nj Washington City.
Major J. w. Beazell to report by let
ter to Lt-Col Etting at Baltimore.
Major HalSey, ordered last week Il
report at New York.
Major McPhail, chief Paymaster o
the department, is directed to report a
B,ltimore Their 10 await further or
ders.
r,,.,.--.. 49, .,....-...-.
me business Oh tIle pay ueParthien
in West Virginia, has been conducts
with an energy and ability that merit.
the b;gbsst nr,ise The nustar;no on
~ II y - l'''.' nv ','s7 -"
an" pay '''st's " si'e Ups il..s' u1'tl't
'n' i',s' rev n.oi,'i'S' inip '. al
',,'1 , ~ Vi mo- u uiS ,'StD.i's.i' o
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-The Municipal
Court is now in session for the trial of
civil suits. Yesterday was the first day
of the regular monthly term. The ses-
sions are held in the afternoon at the
city building.
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TIN FRUIT CANs.-This year the de-
mnnd for tin fruit cans has been beyond
all precedent, and has taken our manu-
facturers by surprise. Notwithstand-
ing their utmost efforts they have been
unable to keep pace with the requisi-
ton made upon them, and many orders
were necessarily rejected. At one time
during the season there was not a can
to he had in the sity. The firm of G.
w. johnson Il Son have sold about five
thousand dozen, yet theirs is but one of
many establishments largely engaged
in the manufacture. This heavy de-
mand isthe more surprising as fruit is
very scarce and high. We believe,
however, that popular opinion is in
favor of tin cans, and that the con-
sumption has been increased at the eS-
pense of other kinds heretofore i'll use.
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CoMaIIssIoNEn's OFFlCE.
TAX NOTICE

TTNIIE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
l. will take notice, that shall ba prepared
to receive the State, County and School 1nXCS;
for the year 1888, in the several TOWNSHIPS mt
the times ana places hereinafter mentioned,
and that Il deduction OF 2IS per cent. ON the
State Tar viii be allowed to those who shall
pay al their lakes on or before the LIST day OF
October, 1855, at the ShcriI7s office or nj the
times and places speCliietl, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward HasC.
House, September Is. 10 and ~.
Madison Tp.-At the Hone Hose House
September 81 - and %
Clay Tp:-At the ShcrifTs Onlce, September
Is. l9nnd ~.
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81, p and -.
Centre Tp,-At the Fifth Ward School
House, September -, 70 and =.
Webster Tp.--At Isaac Freezes Store Room,
and 81.
Ritchie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and 20, and at Adams
school HOuse, September -
TrlndelpDin Yp.-At +. HERS, fthe place of
voting, September IL. - and H.
Rlchland Tp.-At Clinton =. q. September
is; at \. a. AilisonS Smith Shop September
10, and AT AtlIinson's School House SCptem-
her II.
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove p. o. Septem-
Der IL and Ia, and and at Samuel Bells Store
West l.iberty, September 10,
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
nuElt-tlll OCtl Slcriff of Ohio 20.
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Is. INTER. REV. On DIS. WA
. INV CREEK. w. VA Aug. IL rs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l y the lists of valuations and emumcrntfonS
Of property subject to tax under the ".Nct 10
provide Internal Revenue To support tile
Government, to pay Interest on The public
debt and for other purposes" approved June
~, 1854 and the RmendRtoTS- act approved
March "a, 1863, lnnde and taken by the ScVc-
raj assistant assessors (Of the divisions herein-
after mentlonedl OF the ii collection district
of West Virginia, will remain open for lie
examination of all persons Interested for the
space Of fifteen tl5) days SUNDAYS CXcepttTn
nom the date hereof, viz: First DISH division
enhancing the county of Morgan; al, IInmp-
SHIRE: Stli, Taylor: 10th, Preston; nth, Mon
ungulla. ON the 5th of September, ut Rcrli-
eley Springs; ON the 9TH and Sth OF SeptcIn-
her, at my office at New CTeeli: ON the 18TH OF
september at GTaftun; on the l3th of Sep
leml'er, at MoTIlntown; on the 18th of Sep
tenber, at KingwoOd.
Al each time and place mentioned appeals
VIII nc received and dGtt Tminrd relative 10
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assisSs-
Inent or enumCTutionS made and taken lyy Tile
Assistant Assessors All appeals muSt he
made in writing, specifying the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which n
decision is requested. and shall, moreover.
Statethe ground or principle of Inequality or
error complained OF. -
nuglG-sSw Il r. C'ATSsIE ANON Ns,o.go-
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WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit Coutt:-August Rules, 1865.
Tie odd Fellows Hall Association,


NItnchmcnt IN ChnnCCTN.
The object OF this hill is 10 obtain s.ttislnc-
ton OF - judgment in favor OF the plaintiff
and against said Robinson for sol 90, interest
from 18th June. lSJg. and 81 40 costs, &C. an
attachment hnVing issued and returned levied
on a piece OF ground IN the BucnN Vista ud-
ditiOn to the City of Wheeling.
The defendant John J. Robinson, being a nom
resident OF this state, it is here ordered TINT
he appear as defendant in this cause within
one month after the due publication OF this
order. JACOB RUREIE.
copy teStc-JACoB BURRLE, Clerk.
Wheat Il Forbes for cump1L sepl-ltdIS3tw
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COmmissioner's Sale of Land

~ brOOhe County. w. Va.
FIQY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court for Brooke County. IN
Slow MeSt NiTginin,) pronounced ON the 2Si
uny 81 october, 1916, in n cnuSe in said Cont
Penuing, wherein James Parkinson Is com
pIaillant nnd BENJAMIN Parkinson, admins
tIlttor with the VIII annexed or George, PnrIC-
inson deceased, anil others are defendants.
the undersigned, commissioner will oiTer for
sale Mt tile mont door OF tile Court House OF
Brooke county, on the
26th day OF Rcptember. 1865,
so much ofthe land mentioned in the hill and
proceeding (belng the land near Bethany In
said county, WllercOn said George PaTkinsCln
DECEASED, resided In his life tfIneI MS Will ISs
sufficient to satisfy what is due the said cOm-
plainnnt on tho sum of s., FOB q, with Interest
on sl,WO, parcel thereof, from the LIST day or
september, 1876, TIN paid, md EXPENSE OF
sale AZ mentioned in said Decree t7-7I.7
The sale will commence at, / o'clorl, p NJ
and Will be on u credit of one, two and three
years the purchaser giving bond with goSI
seSuIlLy lnr the payment of the ptircins1,
money! with interest thereon TIL p6iI NM
money is paid. iS P ''iStii''Se
49, q. BENJAMIN PARKINSON
-s-es-.-SsM Commissioner.
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ESLARGED.-The Daily INTELLIGES-
GER comes to us greatly enlarged and
improved in its appearance. 1t is now
II paper that the city ought to be proud
of.-MorGd1itoiCl Post.
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6fnfral alntifrs.
Commissioners Notice.
IN CHANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
L Court for Ohio County, West Virginia:
w.
AlOnZO LOrinp

AAGAAAAAlcE A1eylilAllt
..a w.
AlonXo I.oring,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Jefferson L.
Sangston, Deceased.
BY virtue Of n decree mnde and entered in
this cause ON the 18th day OF May 1866, IL was
ndludged, ordered, and dccTeed that this cause
be referred to one ufthe Commissioners of this
Court TO audit, state, and settle tho Admins
tIltion account of the said I,oring, and report
the same to Court, and also ascertain and re
port what debts there are against the estnte OF
said Sangston still unpaid, ana also the real
property belonging to said estate, describing
the separate parcels thereof hnd'Wherc situ-
ate, and what part thereof Is encountered by
deeds OTtInst or otherwise, and the amount OF
each encumbnncc, mud to whom due and
TINT he give four weeks notice by advertise
ment thereof, published I'm some newspaper
printed in Wheeling, nj the time and place of
taking such account, aud that he also, by like
advertisement, give notice to nll persons
claiming to be creditors OF The said estate, TINT
they, Mt the time and place to be named ly
him, appear before him and produce and
prove the amount OftheiT respective debts ON
pain of having their said supposed debts eN-
cluded from payment by said estate, in case
they do not respectively ut said time and
place prove the same, and that his proceed
ings III the premises with any special matter
he may deem pertinent, or which lie may bG
required liy said parties, orany of them, spc-
ciallSs to report, and that new process OF sub,
Isna issue agninSt the infant defendant, = John
A
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RIvER.-on sunday night we were

RIvRR.-On Sunday night we We're
again visited with very heavy rain,
which seems To have produced radical
change in the weather, which, from be-
ing oppressively hot, has become quite
the reverse. Yesterday strong north
ern wind prevailed throughout the day,
summer clothing was alta discount, and
heavy garments which had been laid
away We're brought into requisition to
meet the changed condition of the at
mosphcre. "
The river which was falling on Sum
day, is again on the rise. At dark last
evening there were over ten feet water
in the channel. The Pine Grove left
last evening for Cincinnati with SPLEEN
did trip. The Rld Wagonei. will leave
for the same port this evening at five
O'Clock. She has been thoroughly re-
paired, and passengers and shippers
will find her complete in every respect.
The Ne,O State leaves for Parkersburg
this morning ut the usual hour.
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Who have injured themselves by n certo'n
prlctice INDUCED in when alone a habit iTe
quently learned from evil companions or nj
school, the effects Of which are nightly fait
even when asleep, and II not cured. renders
mnfTtnge impossible, md destroys both mimi
and body, should apply immediately
What pity that n young man tile hone of
MS country, the darling OF his parents shOuId
Inents of life, by the consequences or deyin
ting nom the path Of nature and indulring
IN y certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured md full VIgor Restored
This distressing HfIcctlon-Which reI,Jcr,
life md marriage impussihIe-ls the pen"i,,.
Enld by the victims OF improper Indulgence
Young persons are too APT to commit cScosEoSH
from not being aware OF the dreadful cons.
guences that may ensue. Now, who that nm,
derStnnds the subject will pretend Ia jcrT
TINT the power of procreatI0n is lost so"nSS,
by by Hose falling into improper habits than
the pleasure OF healthy offspring, Tho mo,
serious and destructive symptoms to bGih
6ody and mind arise. The system becom,s
deTnnEed, the Physical and Mental Funcfin,,s
weakened, Loss of Provocative Power, NerI,
Gus lrrttabiiity. Dyspepsia, Palpitnti0n OF iGe
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional IrI,JIii,+
tlon, Decay and Death.
Oihcc, No. SOutlI Frederick Street,
Len hand side going nom Baltimore street
few doors from the corner. FnfI not 10 d.
serve the name and number.
Letters must he paid and contain q Stnmn
The Doctors lplOma hangs IN his Office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or NdiSeOuS DJuOH
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When the misguided and Imprudenf yotorv
seeds Of this painful disease Il too often bnr
pens that an ll-timed sense of shame or ,IT,,Ih
OF discovery deters him from applying IL,
IhOSe VINO; from education and respectabiiitv
chn nione hefriend him, DELAYING till the con.
stltutionnl symptoms OF inns horrid disease
Iii.plt, diseased nose, nocturnal pains IN iTc
memo memo anu limbs, dimneSs of sight, DEAFNESS
noa les on the shin-bones and arms biofchCz;
',itn ITlghtiul rapidlty, till at last the Dnln
o. the mouth or the bones of the nose fnii in
ana the victim of this awful disease heFonTIii
horrid object OF comniserntion untl IienfI'
PntS a period to his dreadful sunerinEs, bv
nom whence no tTnVeler retnrnsn
~ Is n melancholy fact, that thousands f,I
NlcLms TO this terrible disease, owing 10 the
uilsAllliuIness OF ignorant pretenders who Nv
me use Of that deadly poison, MeTc,iy.ti min
me CohStitut0n, and make the residue OF life
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FURNITURE.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
i inform the public that they are nnnufnC-
turing and have constantly on hand an extern
stVc stock Of all kinds OF Furniture such rs
bookcases, WarIirOheS, Bureaus Tables,
Stands, Bedsteads, Lounges, Chairs, Looking
I5laSSfS and everything usually found In a
Furniture Warer0Om.
short notice. =
They are also prepared to pay PROMPT and
particular attention TO the
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DR.. j. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and soil
uniting them for either business, study, 80:
Ciety ormArrjage.
These are some OF the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth VII.
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Palms In
the Head, DlmneSs Of Sight, Los of Muscular
Power, PnlpitntiOn OF the Heart, Dyspepsia
Nervous Ir1tabIllty, Denngement Of the DI..
gCstlye Functions, General Debility, SymI-
toms Of ConsumptiOn, &c.
MESTAIIY.-The fearful effects on the mind
nre much 10 he drenled-IgoSs of Aiem0D
Confusion OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. IN
FOrbOdlnRS, Aversion TO society, Self DIsiTns,
Love Of Solitude, TmidIty, &c, nre some I
the evils produced.
Thousands of persons Of NIL ages can now
Judge what IS the cause OF their declInInr
health, losing their vigor, becoming wetE
pale, nervous md emncinted having n singii'
symptoms of CnnSumptiOn N
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Member of the Royal College of SuIpooDz,
London, Graduate from one OF the most emit
nont Colleges In tile United Stntcs and lie
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhiIntIeIpl,ig
and elsewhere, has effected some of the In0st
astonishing cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
harmed Mt sudden sounds, bashfulneSS with
frequent bluShlng, attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, were cured immeIi,
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemnl,-
ting marriage, being aware Of physical wTni,.
cured. ''S
He who places hlmselfunder the care M II,
j., may reIigiOusly cOnllde in his honor ~
gentleman, and confidently rely uD0n ii,
skill ms n physician tA Hh
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MeatfaI.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
HB-ESTARE.ISIIED AS a REPUCp
PROM QUACKERY.-aa
TIE oE W1IzIeEA CUIeEC.y
DE OBTAINED. -"

DR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED -rr,r
~ most Certain, Speedy and only EfIi.rr,i,iiE
Kennedy in the world for all Private DIsts.a'suiM
AfIectIOns of the Kidneys and Bladder I',ieS,
untary Discharges, ImPotency, Genefai G No!
billtyI NERVOUSNESS, Dypepsin, LnnguoT 7 ~, ~
Heart, THmidily, Trembling, Dlmness OF S, We
or Giddiness, Disease OF the Head, TbpGsln,t
Nose or Skin, a nections OF the Liver I,W.ilt'
Stomach or Bowels-those terrible dIs0rish
arising from the Solitary Habits OF YontLh
those SECRET and solitary practices mon, M,
70 theiT Victims s Than the E151pf OF yrens to
brilliant hopes or anticipatlons, renderint
marriage. &c. iInDOsSible. 'S'iAg
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MAR MARRIAGE.

] meet TINT sound mind and body are the
ISSSt necessary requisites to promote Connu-
Dbl happiness. Indeed, without these. The
Journey through life becomes weary NIL
Rrllnnge: the prospect hourly laTlSenS 10 The
view; The mind becomes Swallowed with icS-
pair and tllle9 with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the hnppinesS OF another becomes
blighted with our own
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JACOBS & BRO.

JACOBS & BRO,
HAVE JUST OPENED \ LARGE
i l. stock of Fall and Winter DreSS Goods,
fashions. Have just opened the following
black and Fancy Silks,
French MerinOes-au cOloTS,
An Wool PlaidS
DelaineS,
Broche ReppS
SaSawny Stripes.
CohuTgS-all COlorS,
Figured AlpacaS,
H AlpaclLS-all CnlOTS,
Poplins-nn coloTS-
Also, Ihe following:
Cloai,s, Broche Shawls, An Wool do. Plaid
do, Black do, Children's CloakS ana Shawls,
CloaktngS, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown and Bleoehed AIusllns,
Ginghams, Callcoes, &c.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Table Damnslss, Linen Table Covers, Nap
1 I, Linen Sheetings, Towels, counterpanes,
We have also received n large stock OF Ia
dies Kid Gloves, silk Gloves, Wool Gloves,
Cotton Hose, Linen HandkcrrliefS, Collar;
skirts, BRlmoTOls, COrSetS, &c.
We are daily receiving all the latest styles
OF llreSs Goods from New York. We win he
the surrounding country, MS we will I've pleased
to show our goods, for We are positively sell
ing our goods ut New York prices.
JACOBS * BRO,
100 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Trust not your lives or health TO the care of
destitute of knowledge name or chorncta,T'
who copy DIR, Iohnston's advertisements or
SSISIe lhelnselneS, in the newspapers rfguioT-
tney Keep .you triilng month nfier month
N talsing their filthy and poisonous conp0undS
and in despair, leave Won with ruineti %enitI,
10 ~ syn over your own CALLING disappointment.
,,I n,r: johnston is the only Physician ndyer-
III; HIS d CREDENTIALS or diplomas, always hang in
His remedies OF treatment are tlnh,,o,r,, n,
all others, prepared from n life sTent IN lie
gIeilt hospitals of Europe, the first In lie
ce1ounlIy, ana more extensive EIiyukc TIr1ctise
IMAM any other Physician in the world. 80
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
a, Tie many thousands cured nj this instIt,,-
LiOn year after year, and the numeronS i'm
ROrtant surgical Operations perfoSfne,l IN,
1T r. johnston, witnessed by the Reporters ~
Nh Mn upper and many other papers,
nOtictSOI Which have appeared npnJI1 iiC,,,I
Hs,lln before tile public, besides his siop,iin,.
rs e., gentleman Of character and responsihIIiss
W ~ " Sullcieht guarantee to the AFFLICTED,
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREE
oo,, No letters received unless postpaid md
rIeLsois writing should state age and send IlSy.
Aoh OF "dHertiSement describing SUMMONS.
1,.., JOHN NJ. Johnston. NJ II
Si, NE baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore.
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