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DYEINc.
FREnERInE CYRIII

french and FGncy Steam Dye Works and CLEANING
establishment BeiTidsre Farm, East Cleveland.
I'd 90 Seneca street.
OFFIcE-14 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
mean to make this She BEST DTE-HOUSE Is
VEST, ind shall spare no effort to give salts
seton.
call the especial attention OF Gentlemen to The
IhPRoVEO FRENCH STYLE
~ oeA@'hHf -'HT NJ nsis-1p Garmsnsy
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MuslcAL.
gREaaI1 C8KsEggATeRT eF NEsIn.

COURSE OF STUDY.
ElHst fEAk-Harmouy and Part Writing.
sEOohD HEkR-Harmcuv oonti1usi, an
Jouuterpoiut.
TRIED FEAG-aermony completed, Doubi-
|olnseTpoint, FuEle FORM sBd Composition
Great attention is given 20 the Piano, Organ,
Instruments, and Cultivation OF ths
soics. Fsr particulars addyess
Up. MORGAN, President.
G. ". STEELE,
PrtaciPai Of Department Of sacuInr Mr,Iu.
Pref ]. q. BILLS,
NFr n. r.. CHURCHILL,
Board Of Directors,
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Hereabout-and their full number e.
eeeds any available arithmctic-are brush
ing hats and boots and Sunday clothes
against commencement. If the signs do.
not fail the new President viii lock down
on hundreds of old-time faces when he
rises 70 tell US how the new administra-
ton win conduct itself. Whether or not
all the faces are there, of the warm hearts
not n viii be missing when the moment.
arrives for 2 coronation welcome Of which
Emperor might be proud. CHEF.
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CITY NOTICES.

rive Alb WHOa IT MAY COYCEKY,-
= kotice is hereby given that i. is deemed ne
essay by the City Council Of the City Of CieTe-
laad. TO provide for the construction Of Long
street Branch Sewer No 9, and FOR the construe-
Il n ofe branch sewer in lumb1 street, and to
provide for the expense thereof by assessing a tax
upon the lots or lands ab1tti1g upon tee streets
through which said sewers shall pass, and for that
purpose ordinances are ~poRding before said CITY
council. All p rsons owning property on said
streets as a%foresaid, having objections to the con-
struciion OF said sewers, ore here5. required 10
file the same in whit NJ with tEe CITY Clerk Or
said City, within two weeks after the expiration
Of three weeks from the FIRST Publication Of tkis
nc ice.
By order Of the City Council.
G. 5. WHEATON,
Assistant City Clerk. d
Cleyelsnc, AUGUST sth, 1856. aug9-3l4
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PRESENTATION CANES-The finest
4 assortment OF Gold and Silver Head Canes In
las CITY, 81 C0WLES'.
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Although scarcely yet equal to its name,
seems to fill 2 niche Of its W 10 rood
advantage, and is winning many admirers
among a certain class of our people. It
renders excellent service in bringing out
meritorious young writers who must find
some one to print their first crudities, as a
young sculptor must spell somebody's
marble at first; and rs a sort of halfway
house between the newspaper and the
proper magazine, furnishes a m~uch-needed
and not inferior entertainment. 1t has
nothing, I think, so wretched As Alice
Cary's Great Doctor" in the iate Allan
tics, and its editorials seem 10 average
about as well as the editorials at the Hub.
As a vigorous, unique, aud thoroughly
meritorious young American enterprise,
it deserves and Is SIRE to win abundant
popularity.
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Has come at length, although there are
but a few cases as yet. There have been
three or four deaths at the City Hospital
and perhaps as many more in families.
There IS no apparent reason why We
should be better favored th8n St LAuis
and Cincinnati, where tn pestilence Is al
ready a vigorous epidemic. Our pbysi-
clans confess their own expectations that
We shall not escape the seourge much
longer.
There is no panic rs yet, however, and
the usual summer-swarming eastward is
only known to those who 90 and 10 their
immediate friends. The streets were
never SO thronged as now,
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.OTICR-.O an Hhom IT NAV en-.

~ eeFn--At a regular meeting Of the City
council OF the City Of Cleveland. held August sth.
Ie9, Tue following resolution vas adopted. viz:
hesotred, That in the opinion of this Council IL
is deemed necessary to grade, pave, drain hind i'm
prove Euclid avenue, between South Perry street
ana HHson avenue. All persons claiming dam
ages by reason of such grading. paving draining
ana improving, are hereby r quired 10 file their
claims in writing with tbs City Clerk, within Ave
weeks after the first publication of this resolution.
or be forever barred from filing any claims or re-
ceiTing any damages therefor.
G. S. WHEATON.
Cleveland, August s, 1868. sugs:s4a
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JOHN.

Hon. John v tAtw-rtH, representative
in Congress from this district, is minded
TO deny himself a little longer and larry
at Washington another term. With this
view he rented the Opera House on Fri
day evening and spoke his piece. Of
course the house could hold but a fraction
of the audience, for John generally has
something sharp to say. He spoke for
nearly two hours, and in the main very
much to the point. John goes to all the
churches, Jewish and Christian, Roman
and Protestant, during the campaign, and
attends all the groggeries with equal care.
He Is long from head to foot, and longer
yet rom ear to ear. Plenty of ether men
would like his seat, but now that he is in
it, they will have TO wait his pleasure.
substantially. He is a man of grit and
money who is rarely beaten when
he. sets u to win. Our Convention
is yet TO assemble, but as John
has given out privately that he
intends TO return, the necessary formali-
ties viii probably shape themselves ac-
eordingly. John Is a man Of the Logan
sort, exceedingly serviceable when he is
on the right track. He has given poor
Andrew no end of trouble, and will prob
ably haunt him to the end of the Prcsi-
Dental term. His sharpest p-ungencies
were aimed at the renegade Vice Presl-
dent" and brought down tho house inra-
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PROPOSALS,
I. BlAsH DOORS AND srArIoSEG1.

BLANK B0OKs-Medium, Deny, Urown and
Cap, Binoins to be "Full Russia Plain" "FulI
Bound Banded, - and Half Bound Muslin" per
qu;ro. To be according to samples Of books now
in use in the U. S. Clerks Office. Also Quarto
Letter Books.
P~APERS-LegGl Cap, foO'scap, bill, commercial
note. letter, po-t Office Swapping per ream; Treas
ury biotting p r quirs, 50 lbs. 20 the re4m.
ENVELOPES-Large size government, self
sealing; letter size, government seli-sealing, per
thousand
INK HoLDERs-Glsss and hinged cap com
mon, each
iEKS-ArnOld's Writing fluid, in quarts, per
dozen bottles; Ctrmine, per dozen.
MISJEGLANEUUS-Red tapa, per gross ; seal-
ing wax, per ID mueiia Q, per dozen bottles /;
quilts, per bun"h. steel pens, (GiiiOtt's) per gross;
pea hOlders, per gross lead pencils. Fabor's best,
rubber erasefs per doz n rtlersi letter folders;
Congress knives, each.
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Bitum'nous Coal psr ton o. two thousand pounds
Anthracite " -" a
Pine Kindling Wood PSF load Of 90 cubic f ct.
hu;l to BE- delivered in such part of the building
in which the Courts are held A. the Marshal NAV
direct, free OF all char Ses for measurement, por-
terags, or otherwise, ana to be accom- ?aBied by a
certificate Of quantity OF each load.
III MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES.
Brooms per dozen; Hearth do. per dozen; Feath-
er Dust-rs, each spoRge, per ID CASTLE Soap,
per lh.i stone Pitchers, each; Glass Tumbl-rs, per
dozen; EartheTn spittOOns, per dozen; Patent
Pals, each; Matches, per gross; Ice, per cBt.
The undsrsigeed reserves the right to reject all
bids IN case the interests Of the Government shan
require it, on account Of excessive prices or fraud
ulent combinations.
EABL BILL, 0. S. Marshal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

TURN OUT.-We hope our Democratic
friends will turn out in their might to.
night. Let the meetings in every Wart
be largely attended, in order that full
and fair expression of views and senti-
ments can be heard. As a nomination
by the Democratic Convention TO be
held next week is equivalent TO an cleo
ton, the selection of delegates to attend
said Convention is an all-importan1
matter. We hope the PEOPLE will raj
" tonight. Let wise counsels and
harmony prevail. Select good and re
liable men, and we viii give Radical
ism another rout next month. Then
rally, Democrats, rally, at seven O'Clock
tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

COVERING PLANTs.-Now that the
beauties ofthe flower garden are over
for the year, covering up will come in
order. The object is usually not to
keep from freezing, but to keep off the
toughest Of cold weather, and to
bring the plants in more nearly
the condition in which they are found
in the wild state. In doing this it is
simply following out nature, as just be-
fore winter sets in the leaves drop, and
with the summer growth below, form a
protection for all plants, and even the
roots of trees are benefited by the COW
ering. Any material will do, although
that most commonly used is long, littery
manure. two or three inches thick.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

A GREAT ADo.-For the past week
the negro suffrageites, or what is left OF
that defunct organization in this city
since the squelching defeat it received
in October last, have been making a
great ado about what they term "City
Convention" The concern is TO come
off tonight, when the farce offraming a
City Ticket" FOR the January election
will be enacted. But little attention is
paid TO the movement, and hone feel
interested in it beyond few who, like
like DR.. Barabeno, think they they are
popular, and sure to be elected. Wheel
ing will, as she did last winter, give an
overwhelming Democratic majority,
and we would advise our Radical friends
to be cautious how they bet. The Con-
vention tonight will be mere farce,
as none Of its nominees stand shadow
of chance Of election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

ARREST OF A WASHINGTON MURDER
ERA telegram received here last night
from Wellsburg, states that Montgon-
cry, the accomplice of Fogler in the
murder of Mr.. .Dinsmore, near Washing
ton. Pa. on the 9th inst, was arrested
in wellsbnrg yesterday afternoon, and
was securely guarded in room OF the
Virginia hotel. The revolver supposed
TO have been used in the killing of Mr..
Dinsmore was found upon his person,
two barrels being empty. Mr.. Baird,
of Washington, recognized him upon
his arrival, so there can be no donbt OF
his identity. Great credit is due 10
General Duval, through whose instru-
mentality Montgomery's arrest is prob
ably due.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

GRAPE CULTURE.-Within the past
few years the culture of grapes has be-
come an important item in this neigh
borhood, and the amount of wine man
ufactured in this city is steadily on
the increase. The trees and bushes are
rapidly disappearing from our hills,
and vineyards are springing up in every
quarter. Recently Mr.. G. E. Caldwell
has made great improvements in his
vineyard, a short distance below the
city, and is now making preparations
TO extend his vineyards, and increase
his supply of superior catawba wine.
The vineyard is now very extensive
one, and the wines produced are excel
lent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-A telegram from
GAINESVILLE informs us that trains are
again running regularly and on time on
the Central Ohio Railroad. 4 Temporal
" span has been erected to fill up the
gap made by the fall the other day, and
trains can now cross in perfect safety.
The bridge will be permanently repair
ed as RAPIDLY as possible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this Court yes
terday the case of John Russell, who
was charged with stealing horse and a
lot of chickens from the stable Of Mr..
Robert Irwin, in Centre Wheeling, was
given trial. The prisoner was found
guilty Of petit larceny, and sent 10 Jail
for two months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

BALL.-On Monday evening the en-
ployes of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company give a grand ball in
Baltimore for the benefit of the widows
and orphans Of two or three recently
killed employees of the road. A large
number of tickets have been sold in
this CITY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

THE Waynesburg Messenger, speaking
of the late sale Of the CHARTERS Valley
Railroad and the probability of its ear
" completion, says: 1.-The completion
of the CHARTERS road is matter of vast
importance to our country, and it will
change to a degree the course Of our
business with Pittsburg, and our con-
-nection both with the East and the
West. Our merchants can probably
contract for the carrying of their goods
from the Eastern cities TO Washington
for about the same rates as to Pitts
burg, which will, of course, cause that
route to be preferred to the river. Our
produce and the heavier articles pur-
chased at Pittsburg, viii probably be
carried by the river. The next necessi-
ty viii be . good road to Washington,
which we hope to see speedily put IN
der way"
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CONFERENCE.-THE new iron bridge or
the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad
over the creek between Bridgeport and
Kirkwood, has been completed. 1t is a
magnificent structure. The old bridge
was washed away by the freshet in An
gust last.
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THE WEATHEF.-This fruitful theme
has been neglected Of late, for the sim
pie reason that by the time we get "nr-
selves worked up 10 a genial mood 70
a7ostrophize sunshine, dense fogs and
humid vapors envelop US, and the only
recourse was gaslight; or if We had
courted a dismal mood in which 10
shadow forth shadows, sunshine was
ready 10 dry the ink. 1t rains, SHOWS
shines and blows at will. Since it is SO
let il be so.
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ynIuable Farm For Sale.

,,rr J-NpERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
.I.,r -, aide property known a. che Bloom
-, M. situated ON tie National Road,
- nice c>I Of bridgeport. Ohio, and CON
IN. about .sD Acres IL - q splendid lcca-
-, srlck or iruIt farm, and has nae Vein
: - sid - 10 = IL. thick underlying the en-
-, UIV farm, with an opeIing on the pike.
'lt. I'D Fa.lu. containing aboat 2g0 acres Will
=. Id sg,.-Iately if desired with or without the
FoI terms ~ further particulars, apply 10
". e BEOCKUNlER-
-ev CIV. BROCkCNlER-
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4 RUMoR was current on our streets
yesterday that the dead body of a man,
answering 10 the description given of
the husband of Mrs. Nugent, who is III
jail here awaiting trial for child muir
der. was found floating in the river a
short distance below Marietta. We
could trace the report to no reliable
source. and give il for what it is worth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fred BeShore has
been appointed a Deputy City Sergeant,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Mr.. John Fender. Mr.. B. is an
active young man, and win make good
policeman.
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Machinery FOR SALE.

u,TF FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
l. sid in lots 10 suit purchasers II j. al
g. EXCELLENT condition. havi : run but q few
,re steam Engine, leinch cylinder, sO-iDch
.:-,s, complete.
IN, D,uble Flued Boiler 20 inches, y feet
.JaE
me Ir0u Smoke Stack.
,rle Patent Corn Shelter With cleaner attach.
a canscity SO Bushels pei hour.
w, Bradford Barr NH, 30 inches
one Wheat Separator.
me Cirrpwald's Steam Holster.
Pour sets Elevators and Conveyors-
one Wind Nil
Together with = large amount OF Shafting,
I<yel Gearing Betting. &c.
PRYOR, HANDLAS l. CO.,
Nos Is. II and 10 Main street.
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ANOTHER FESTIvAL-We learn that
the ladies' of Saint James Cathedral
will hold fair and festival week after
next, for the benefit of the orphans.
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WANTED.
a a II 4 A. q y u @ e u e II II

y WHERE % introduce Two NEW PAT
INTED INVENTIONS INVALUABLE TO EVERY
IaI-.T s,lls al sight and demand constantly i'll
s--a.luE. Agents male and female. now optl-
stug a.. max ing g. u - pr day by working
t,r hours daily. Previous KXTT ETENrE As
q w. I'SNE. T~>AEy. y S8Upl" Of each. worth
Q win terms 20 .geUfs. sent free lv mail %
=, address. send - cents 20 pay postage.
tEF->ATsFACT70N GUARANTEE. Address
g. W.JACKSGN * co.
r.rtTy = O. Box 1875 baltimore Nd.
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PERsOSAL.-0ur old friend ". D.
Terry, Esq, was in town yesterday,
looking rs hale and hearty as ever.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

'I'HE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on
i Main street formerly occupied by Edwards,
Stone TO. a. a Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store.
Possession given immediately. For further par
;lrulars iaquire Of \. c. EGERTOS,
A. Stein Bros. corner Main & Monroe streets
dec5
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EOR SALE.

TFFTFFN HT-NpREDDOLLARS' WORTH
4 4 stock IN the Howard Iron Works This
stock would uude- no circumstance. lee offered
!oI sale but Tor the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the civ. n"v2J
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FOR SALE.
Piano for Sale.
LOCAL MATTERS.

PoIICE--There was nothing done in
the Police Court yes erday.
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FoRMLE.
Tspseer and Job Printing
Ne" 0flce for Sale.
Rare Chance for Printers.

-srt. a WELL EsTaB-
1.V~".-.jIl Weekly Newspaper and job Print
| :, Wrsi Virginia The Office Is in eN-
g,.f.-a the paper having a rvspcC table
- .--l largo sGvCrtising patronage.
r'.r. s.,r.s' ca with every description Of job
!, i 81 a,,.. 81 Wells power presses, suitable
w , ." klr,As Uf job work. Also double
] ,gd F This s : Ssl wss5 T T. b the
h't - wheeling Good and sufficient rea-
'a's., ,-.p for selling. For further particulars,
- y, he REGISTER Once, Wheeling, ". Va
sII',; n excellent opportunity for getting pos
- - - An essS hlished business decSlw
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WANTS.
~YMING MACHINES

II w F.NNs MIN Y
- Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our low
,'..,. fully licensed machines send for our
,..u.Ir. SHAW ( CLARK, :. NJ. Co.. Biddc-
!s- Maine Huyl4-ly
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THE COMBINATION OF Pull
4 NERISFD slate and viscous mstier a. q
roofing material stands uIIrivalled. = mastio'-
i adapts itself 10 every shape and slope II Is
uYa-com bustible imperviOus non-expansive. and
und-cayins Frost does not crack nor heat dis
.rlve IL The ocly roofing material ever disoov-
er-l that viii resist the action Of the elements
L. long - the structure il protects. For repair
~ Old and preserving new metallic roofs oi all
4 lds Plastic Slate has never been equalled,
vaile il has proved an invaluable acquisition 10
TIE mechanic arts as preserver Of metal ana
WOOD when imbedded in water or earth. or ex-
I''Scd 20 the weather. Being susceptible OF lit
Le II any wear from exposure, and perfectly
hre-prUof il i. unequAlled as paint for railroad
and farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron or
wooden
Having procured the sole right to use the
above roofing material in the counties Of Ohio
and Wood, we are prepared II all times TO put
ul new repair old root, NJ the shortest posi-
Se notice. Our terms Art reasonable and work
guaranteed
JOHNSON, CAPEHART & CO.
No. l7s Market Square,
mas Wheeling. W. Va
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. L LASE- y
C. L. ZANE e. CO.,

| FORETGN AND DOMESTIC WEES ard
Iiou0-s. Manufacturer. o. PuTe Caissts WINS,
ouiDey Street, between Nam n-d Nzrks; ST..
wheeling, ". Va, ke~P easstantiy on hzfd
Rams and CortflaIs choice Oie Rye and BoSr-tsoa
ElTfskies- -r9a
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MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
woRHRR, ON MAR

III XII SIKEEI, = few d0~ss zsosf abe
SscO3d wSrd Market Hgu=e- nonUJneRiAA
~ AZ Al kinsIs r.Iade 70 OrdEE. CITY sndcOu
tn orders VII 10 -. with prOzptn1sA
| zplzly
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FOR SALE.

rouNs CHURCH PARSONAGE, SIT.
ST.IEP on Chapfne Street
\ {. L. CECIL.
J. L. FORD.
4. DODSUN,
- 1-,-lw Trustees.
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Established As 4 Ecfage frum QuaokeTy. Tb@
only place where a cure can lS obtained
M TAuNSnlN
YOUNG MIN

Especially who have become The victims OF soh'
tarI Vic. TRAIT dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps to IN uniiulcly grave
thousands 81 Young Men 81 the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect who might other
wise have entranccd listening Scuatcs with ths
thunder 81 oloqnCuc" or wakc-i Ia ecsiAcy NE
lhr...Las lLr. nav cal viii fnl oonnaenoe
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SWEENEYS & CO.,

cTRAN ENGINES, BOILERS.
- SHAFTING- NIL sOEJ kE- o. al
kfaSs. wleelicg. ". Va SO
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MARRIAGE.

EeAr-; ila' a Sound mind and body arr tbs
most necessary r-quisitss 20 IrusnO,e osunuhaal
hstTiur-.- Indeed WITHOUT th.-s the b"urnsy
fhr.aEh lie hsoolnes . weary DilgriBAEs. The
pru-pslrt hourIs dAfLHiss 90 toe VirSi tbe mind
i.oo,inr. .naAoved With d-srzi; and flled with
The inflGf,o hDly r-B~silaa thas the bapptbess 81
r.nntl-rr l.-eus.lea hi. ghteA With our ONn.
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DIR JOHNSTON.

Member 81 the ROYAL COLLEGE u Surgeons, l"s.
d,m. graduate from one Of the most eminent
College, ia thr uit"d States ana TIE groAirI
u.rt Of vhu~ life has i.cu sIgnt In the hospitals
II London Pans Fuilad.lI.hia and cl-cWb"r<
ha- .fi.sted some 81 the mot astonishing curve
thai wcIc ever known. Many troubled With
ringing IL th, head and ears " ben asleep. great
u,r,uuslrss, h,!ur alarmed at sudden sounds
h..hfplls.s with frrqucnt blnshing. ATTENDED,
.nm,i mrs With deTtnEtnisui Of mind, were cur
ID Immediately.
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ExI.orsENEyT or THE PgEss.

The rsaay thousands e1re2 a. this estsbilsn-
rap-on. important ssarg1esi Operations perferra
by IL. Johnston. vftSse--<1 by The nrper,rn -
tie saa a1d mary other PaEcIs, Hotsfss - sS,ee
Z srpes-.d agzin saA again bcfsre The pahb<. he
/ 3D. his Standing q ggutissnan ~ enA..ost
and rs-5saalsstality, = . suf@essni -
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Skr DISEASES speedily czr"d sapAy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08
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. pos. IT,. and DESTROYS holh mind aud Iody
-50uid spP!y Immortality.
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/ Il lie Nv the consequences of devtating froEn
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