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ABOUT ,CALFsKIN.-George Boyce
WAS brought before Justice johnson
yesterday, on Charge OF stealing a
caIf-kin, tie property OF Mr.. John Otto,
butcher. The facts developed were
these: Mr.. Otto had the said calfskin
snugIy slowed away in the bottom of
his wagon as it stood, the last market
day, In front of his stall at the Centre
Wheeling market house. Soon after
the skin was missing. Making known
his loss. Mr.. John yegler stated that
he bad just purchased n caIfskin from
George Royce, and invited Mr.. o. to his
place OF business. TO see If # was his
property. SIR. o. went, saw that it was
his property, had Mr.. Boyce arrested,
and had the satisfaction of seeing hin,
in demuI; OF S2DO bail, marched of to
jail to await trial at the next term OF
tie Circuit COuri,-and this, notwith.
standing Mr.. Boyce considerately offer
ed to return the property.
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TRADES AssENIBLY.-A meeting OF
the Trades Assembly was held at Amer
lean Hall on Friday evening, July 9Th.
officers Present-R. Wallace, Presi-
dent; Mr.. Cline, Vice President; p.
Doyle, Recording Secretary, pro tenn;
w.P. Tharp, Corresponding Secretary,
and Mr.. Young. ...ss..fY
Tho reading of the minutes OF pre-
vious meeting was dispensed with.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
LIST. That the Corresponding Secreta-
~ comniunicate with the Pittsburgh
TradeS' Assembly for the purpose of as
certaining in what matter we can best
unite with them aud obtain charter.
I'd. That the daily papers ofthis city
be furnished with a digest OF our NM
uEes for publication. A',i7 @z@t@
Amer the transaction of sundry other
matters, Mr.. Cline read the proceed
inEs OF n large mass meeting in Pits
The meeting then adjourned to meet
in Am erican; Hall, Centre Wheeling,
Friday evening, July 18th, atp71f
O'Clock. r. WALLACE, PTesk.i
p. DOYLE, Rec. Sec. af . 4 aslls -.
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PARIS ExPosTr1oS.-The following
cable telegram has just been forwarded
from New Yorkt to Messrs. VIM. Sum
ner d Co., of this city:
PARIS. June q, ls6.-At the Paris
Elk position. the Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine has been awarded the
Highest Premium-the only Gold Med
al, Tor superiority as Sewing Machine
for general purposes, over eIghty-two
competitors. Howe received Gold
Medal as an inventor, not for Machines.
The Sewing Machine Interest was
fully represented at Paris, every Ma
chine OF any prominence before the
world being on exhibition, making
this the greatest triumph ever
achieved by any Sewing Machine, and
certainly entities the Wheeler & Will
son to the enviable position it has so
long held, the best Sewing Machine in
the world. .e ac
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8ntEls.
Sfanna House.

informs his friends and the public gene,
ally, that he has opened The "Stamm hong
No. q Water street The Housesis new VIZ
an attire outfit Of new furniture, andts con-
pete In every respect The PropEletot
pledges hiu1seH TO spare no pains 70 IenoSt
MS guests comfortable, and hopes 10 receive
q liberal share OF patronage .,,s
Ample stabling, ATTENDED by eaTefnl AH-
5snii,sa n'@u HENRY sTAM1L
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TIE GAS coHPASY.-A meeting OF
stockholders in the Wheeling Gas Com
pany was held at the office OF the Com
pauy ON Monroe street, on Monday
last. The gentlemen composing the
old Board of Directors, Were reelected
for the present year: Tbs following
are the names: 5-ag s
Jacob Hornbrook. Esq, President
!. C. Campbell, "A B. CALDWELL and
Alex. Rogers-S. sl H
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WEST yIRsIsIA OIL REoIoSs.-The
Parkenburg Times, of Thursday, says :
Within couple OF weeks past II great
change for the better is apparent n
Burning Springs. and active operations
have increased four-fold. on last Fri
day the Randolph well commenced to
now about 100 barrels per day up to last
evening. The well Of the Pain: Creek
aud Richie County Oil and Mining
Company No. ., known as the Crane
selI, commenced to flow $50 barrels Of
oil per day. about week since, and by
dispatch last evening we learn that 1t
WAS still flowing 100 barrels. The Rice
we'll is doing handsomely, and the
Newberger and Bradon well has latter
Iy increased fits production nearly
ioubIs.-H Here is grain of for
the despaiing.
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sn&rL1HEErr.-At the examination
OF Klegnenz. rhlrich yesterday morn
ing. nothing further was developed in
regard to the murder Of bis brother.
Uhirieh was permitted to go at liberty.
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SUNDAY LIoUoa sELLIso.-Mr. Leo
pold Buch is the proprietor Of thriving
saloon in East Wheeling. On Sunday
lat, however, he had the misfortune
10 violate ths1oItv ordinance against
the sale Of Iiqaors ON that day. The
fact became known, and a warrant was
Issued requiring Mr.. Leopold to appear
before Judge Good yesterday morning
To make answer 10 the charge Of selling
liquor contrary to law. In compliance
with which he appeared aud confessed
Judgment. The fine was $50 and costs.
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The White Pine Compound,
Greenwood Cemetery.

CITUATED. ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- Smiles east OF the city, Is now ready foT
intarJnentH, sale, and Improvement Of lots.
ItoOntains 81 acres OF land, and Is laid ont
in the most modern md improved STYLE
can be easily reached at ALI seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and, for three
fourthB Of the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road. 1t IL perfectly secure, and intended 10
be beautlfed by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, ETC., TO make II equal TO the besf
rural cemeteries in the country. ofet.l %
Ample provision Is also made for Its en-
IarRement, order and care in peTpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, who has n plat, or secure them by CALI
Ing at the ONCE OF the Secretary on hain
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling
Persons wishing to make 1ntern1ent9 VIII
call ON the Secretary 70 obtain permits there
for. EIs1stzs1 . -l7Ll.,-
Tickets of admission to BotholdeTs and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary,
BOARD or DIRBCToRS.-A. j.. Sweeney,
Presidents R. O. Bonharnt SecetarY5 j.. 3
Rhodes, John q. Muth, Geo. Mendel4 Jos
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adanst R. Y.
jordan, E A. Hildreth. ausl-lyC
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The regular term Of The Court OF APP
Meals of thts state begins in this city
tomorrow. Judge Maxwell has az
rived, and the other three judges Of the
court are expected this evening,
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wM. SUMNER & Co. received dis
patch on Saturday to the effect that the
Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing Machine was
awarded the highest premium-the
only Gold MedaI-for sewing machines,
at the Paris Exposition. Office and
Sales Room No. 90 Main street.
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PAINS and aches OF all kinds are re-
lieved by Logan's Arnica, the best
Liniment in the markell In IS and so
cent bottles. % s'- 5f5I..rH7
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis
ordered Stomach, &C., use DR.. Eog7s
PiHs. They have no superior as a fam
lily medicine Price 25 cents.
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DROWNED.

A German, VIM. Schroeder, was
drowned yesterday morning under the
following circumstances: He was em-
ployed in working in the brick yard of
Mr.. HeIling. He went to work as
usual early in the morning to mix the
clay preparatory TO the days work;
close beside SnheTe he was at was is a
small pond Of water. This unfortunate
being was subject to fits, and just after
he had commenced work II is supposed
he took one and fell backward into the
pond. Mr.. Conway, the foreman of
the yard, had seen him at work only
few moments before; but on going TO
that part of the yard, saw Schroeder ly-
ing in the water. He went 10 him at
once and drew him out, but he was
dead. Mr.. Conway has, on several
occasions this summer, seen Schroeder
fall into the water and ran to his rescue
and saved him. Mr.. s. leaves a wife
and two children to mourn his loss.
ITEO
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FIRE.-Yesterday nsornIDg, a slight
FIRE in the House Of NJ. Thos- Cham
beers, First Ward. was discovered II
was put outin few moments.
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THE ATToRSEYsI IL THE FOGLBB CASE.
The steubenvilIe Herald, OF the 9Th
inst, gives the following in relation to
the lawyers, Ruth & Little, charged
With uDprofessionAl conduct In the
FogIer case mt Washington, Pa: d-it
Onr readers will remember that by
the confession of Eogler, recently exc
cuted for murder in Washington, Pa. his
attorneys, Ruth and Little, were charg-
ed by hun with unprofessionalc conduct.
They Will also remember that Mr.. Lit
tie applied to be allowed to practice in
a case in our court, which was refused
by Judge McIlvAine, unless he (Little)
would deny Fogler's statements under
oath. This demand was not complied
with. Since then the members OF the
Washington bar preferred a complaint
against Ruth and Little, asking for a
hearing, and II the charges were true,
that Roth and Little be prevented from
prHeticing as Attorneys. When the
cause came on for hearing before udge
AohesoD, Ruth amt Little each put In
answers under oath, denying Fogler,s
statements, and Col. George w. Nc
Cook and Mr.. Baden, their attorneys,
insisted that they having denied
the chages under oath, the Court
could go no further. Judge
Acheson did not concur in this view;
he Eaid, where the complaint amount
ed simply TO n private grievance, as
where a client accused his attorney of
refusingto pay over money collected,
there the answer of the attorney, deny
ing the charge under oath, would be
Hu end TO the proceeding, and the ag-
grieved party would be turned over TO
his remedy by suit; but where the
charge, ms In this case. took the form OF
"A public accusation, and contained mat
tars NOT nufy Involving the fidelity OF
the attorneys 10 the court, but seriously
affecting the administration OF justice
itself, the rule was otherwise. There Il
was the duty OF the court TO go beyond
the answers of respondents and inves-
fignte the matter fully He then ap-
pointed the Prothonotary, John L..
Cow; Esq, to take testimony, and
WIN. M'Rennan and George 8. Hart,
Esqrs., to conduct the Investigation on
betaIfo the court, the testimony to be
reported at the mex. regular term.
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MARTIS FRIERY GETS DRUEK.-On
Monday morning. Martin Friery, a
gentleman who has appeared before the
public on several previous occasions.
went 10 work at the basin on the side OF
the hill in North Wheeling. He shovel
ed mud finely for a while, and also dis
posed of good deal of whisky. His
poaition on the bank gave him peculiar
facilities for attending TO the latter
business-a matter which the party in
charge of the lsborers soon noticed. To
prevent Martin from imposing upon
his fellows, he told him to go down into
the room, or "hole" as Martin express
ed II, and work there. This Martin de-
clIned to do for reasons known 10 him
self. -.a..l.
Now, when Mr.. Friery gets elevated
hs remains SO for considerable length
Of time, long enough at any rate to
drive his family out of the house. Mrs.
F. and children, taught by long expe-
rience, knew what would Inevitably
come IL the husband and father sue
ceeded in reaching home. They there
fore sought policeman, made known
their fears, and requested as a special
favor that Martin be locked up over
night. And, as luck would have 1t,
about this time Martin appeared in the
dim distance, weaving his way down
Fourth street. As he came nearer, 1t
became apparent that his person was
rHther literally exposed, furnishing
ample ground for his arrest. he was
accordingly Gagged, and yesterday
morning fned 81 and costs.
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fur SaIk.
Administrator,s sac Of House-
For Sale.

HAVE TEN BUILDING LOTS AID
| Joining the Suspension Bridge, on the
Island fronting on Virginia street and Penn
syIvanfa and Ohio streets and &. Zane street,
that wish to sell. They can be bought AZ
private sale, and II not sold by the 18Th OF
There q on one Of the lots q large three story
tenement house, contnlnIng 30 rooms, divided
into three separate houses. with Earde MS at
tacheIl To any person wishing an Invest
ment or n home. It Is the most desirable
P'Ihs,T-yS - Il ZANE
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AssurH oadAE entirely new. and
Piano style MeIodeon. carved, for sale
cheap at sheib's Music Store. go
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HOME TEsrIMoNY.---we have used
Grover & Bakers No. Machines for
two years In our coach factory, and
have finally laid by the Singer Machines,
which we formerly used, preferring
yours decidedly, for all kinds Of carriage
work---from a dashboard to the fin
est cloth. VI. - s-sLltL -
BUsBY, LITTLE & Co., G.,
- rds Carriage Makers,
per +. HAYES, ~
Feb. l9, 1867. Wheeling, w. Va.
Full supply OF these celebrated Ma
chimes at Oxtoby & Dufield's jewelry
store, 103, Main street.
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Trusteels Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED. OF TRUST
Is from samuel P. Wheeler to me, dated
Aus spth. 1875, and OF record IN the Recorders
Office or Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Deed Book NO. 80. folio $50, I shall on Tues
a m at the office OF A. B. Caldwell, on the
west side OF Fourth street, In the city of
Wheeling, proceed 10 sen az public SnSoon 70
the highest bidder, tie Library Of the said
samuel P. Wheeler, consisting OF Law and
Miscellaneous Books. - sIl -a.Ls y 2 .l.. 10
TERMS OF SALE-Au sums under 80 cash,
and a credit Of four months for all sums
above that amount. LLLL s.s - $40
A-G. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING, June Is, ISL. sod
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Patent Improved Safety Fuse,

ctINeLE AND DoUBLE TAPED, HEMP
- and Cotton. wet or dry. lust received anu
fSr III, Dr. -'JI sCHlS II BERRY,
rnyN 'sgr - 7ssis9Jos- Is = - Wafer ~
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Sold by all Druggists.
THE PUREsr AND SWEETEST Cod Liver oil
in the world, manufactured from fresh
healthy livers. upon the sea shore. It is per-
fectiy pure and sweet. Ask for "HaZard q
CaswelPs Cod Liver or, !" uuIactured by
CAswELL, HAZARD CO.,
p :. d apr17.lr. eodheovdAw
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6ranspprtadpu.
RATTTM0RR d OHIO R.R. COMFY
ORR sAIT 3 ouo RAl1RoADCo.,
TT- WHHLnss. May 4, 1ss7.J

OFFICE RAuT.E Ouo RAIIRoADCo.t
SUMMER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL. RUN By
Il the following schedule on ana AiteE saAS
-' FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore"
daily at 5:l0 pm. daily Rt--.-5:zO pm.
Autye- Washington 40
Grafton 1000 TAuives-
ParkerSburE $50 Am HRrper's F'y-s:3o !"
Cumberland 400 Cumberland. I245 m
HaTpeH Ferry I:l5 GraftOn--.--. $50 -
Baltimore ---l0=D Wheeling .-.l0El0 .
Wa4hAn CITY Ilss5 Sincludtng Sundays-
sIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
AMi Fits 81 80 %ash'n ciiy-sS
sa I4ISgn %, aaTperis F,y-lssl am.
Cumberland rs Cumberisnd--l:40 "a
HArper's F'yl2ss9 m Grafton ------ l2ses pm.
Balluinte - EA "a WbeehnE-s-- 52s :
wash'n City. 5s2J - Except Sundays
Except Sundays.
NAIL TRAIN.
Leaves WheelingS-- Leaves BalllmoFga-,
daily afp.i6 pm. (daflyJ at--.-ssi5 ain
Arrives Wash'n Ctty--7;I5 =
Sum Cum be aarperis F.y-l.OO pm.
HaEper1s F'yI2s40 !. m. Cum berland- ED
Winchesi eT-.2.50 81 l6rAfton---li:1 ''
Baltimore 100 Z" Wheeling-----4:f0R am
WRsh'n City.-5=5O -" Except Saturdays +.
Except Saturdays XXI. = ~ d
BEN WOOD ACCOMMODATIONS.
To connect with c. o. r. R Division.
Leaves Wheeling at.-s-- Sst9a- m. $40 p. m.
Tickets 10 all principal points in the East,
West and South -wesL can be procured Al the
CompanylB ofice. "a
JOHN l. WILSON, Master Of Trans ortation
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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THE OLD STORY.

Last Thursday evening gentleman
calling himself 10 Thompson, and who
hailed from Bellair, stopped at Mr.. Le-
ander Coss' having with him two grey
horses. He remained all night and
and talked u good deal OF "hoss talk"
He had probably heard that Mr.. Coss
is a dealer in horses, SO on Friday
morning he told Mr.. Coss that he knew
of a pair OF beautiful bay horses,
matches, which he could buy for TWO
hundred and ten dollars, and il he (Mr.
c. would advance that amount, he
would leave the two grey horses with
him, as security that he would return.
Very unthoughtedly Mr.. c. advanced
the required amount, which he handed
over to the so called Thompson who
started at once TO secure the desired
bays. Mr.. Thompson has not yet re-
turned, but gentleman from near
Powhattan called on Monday and
claimed one OF the gray horses, and in
formed Mr.. c. that the other belonged
TO Mr.. Lockwood, who lives near Pow
haitian. On Friday night bay horse
was stolen from the vicinity of Pow
haitian; and though several days have
passed we still look for the other bay
horse and Mr.. Thompson to redeem the
two hundred and ten dollars.
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For Sale.

% For Sale. -
ii GOOD BUILDING LOIS. IN THE
| EASTERN part Of the city, which ] am
auI horned to sell al a very low price and on
easy Terms.
iuuIO Ill !. IRWIN y
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MfdhaI.
Pine Compound

DT. j. H.PotdndS
H. e4.=-= -As.
White Pine Compound
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
l throughout the oountTyt amer having
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, IN part, It derivesits VIRTUES.
The white Pine COmpOnnd Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, DiPtheria,
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
complaints. -
The White Pine Compound,
s'Itwas early in the spring OF 50 that this
compound was ORIGINATED. a member OF my
family was afiiSted with an Irritation OF the
a preparation having for It's basis the inside
as lobe very useful In diseases OF the Throat
and lungs To test the valne OF 1t in the case
alluded 70, I Compounded small quantity
and gaveit in teaspoonful doses The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within Two
days the irritation OF the throat was ren1oT-
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was erected. Soon after this, Isent some TO
a lady in Londonderry, n; n, Eh S had been
occasioned by a sudden cold, and had raised
nIucns streaked with bl cd. She soon found
ten ounces of 1t, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial of the same preparation in the
Rtely. He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
sults, and so confident in success attending tts
sales II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give IL name, and
send It abroad to benefit the suffering. In
The name Of White Pine Compound. In Two
yeaB from that ttIne there had been whole
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"JuSIPERTAR SOAP cures cnnpped hands
salt-rheum, pimples, and all cutaneous anec-
tons, rendering the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by
cAswELL. HAZARD & CO.
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GRAVEL RooRsGMr. George Crum-
hacker of this city, is fully prepared 10
put on gravel roofs in the most inn
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through process that frees It from
oil and bengolel and no matter now
great the heat, It will not run. 1t is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Orumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test of fifteen
years in Pittsburgh, apr25
Address me through the Post-ofice,
Lindsey street zDaN frs3R9
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MartinSTTIIs Items.
OUR Martinsville correspondent
EsJJno,' sends Us the following:

OUR Mirtinsville correspondent
sEUnoD sends Us the following:
The Pease Township Sabbath School
Copyention met on Sunday afternoon
at Blackford's school-house, Mr.. W.
y. Holiday in the chair, and, in the
absence of the Secretary, Mr.. ]. Dean
was appointed Secretary, pro TEN.
There was a large attendance OF those
who are taking an interest IN this great
work. and although the sItemoou was
unfayorabieI the friends OF the cause
from all over the township turned out
en- NIGSse, SO much so that the building
would not contain more than one-half
of them The Convention was called 10
order, and was opened by sinSing,--.
Come thou fount of every blessing,
AFTER which the Rev. Grouse led in
prayer.
Short addresses were made by KEYS.
Grouse, Castle and Chaifant- Mr. Jas
tie tried to comfort those VINO were 80
unfortunate as to be on the outsloe OF
the house by saying; tnat I LIgss,,s a.
general thing, il made no dinerence
where n Sabbath School Convention
was held, that 4 house large enough
could moi be bad 10 seat all who attend.
The addresses were brief and 10 me
point; two hours were spent Prontaoly
and pleasantly, and from the fact that
an afternoon was TOO short a time TO get
through the business OF the ConTen-
lion, Il was resolved that the President
be Instructed TO call n meeting on the
Saturday previous 10 the meeting of the
Convention, of the officers and teachers
Ofthe township, Tor the purpose 81 az at
tending TO the business part Of the Con-
vention, and arrange plans for carry
ing on the great work which has
s prung up in our midst.
The following persons were appointed
to meet at that Teachers meeting, and
give their views on these subjects:
David E. Howeli-Best plan for open
ing Sabbath School.
Gen. Capehart-Bestp plan for conduct
ing Bible Class.
J.H. Drennen-Best plan for conduct
ing Schools In the country.
WIN. Alexander-Showi the wants
of the township in this work.
The next quarterly convention meets
at the school house at Deep Runio the
call of the President.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his once.
= O. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

The many thousands cured at this estab-
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters Of TIE lStftt and many other paper
again before the public 6esides HIS standing
as gentleman Of character and reSpecta-
btllty Is a sufficient guarantee TO the AMI
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREI,.
mar5-lyO
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DR. JOHNsTON,

Once, No. : South Frederick street,
Left hand side gong from Baltimore street,
few doors from the corner. FAN not 10 OBJ
serve name and number. rsH
DS-So letteTsreceived unless post paid and
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
toms no. rf
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Especially. who have become the v,c,,,,.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSfI,sIt.tsso Q,
habit which annually sweeps To an II6tiS,St'e
grave thousands Of Young Men or tIS ,s.s-y
excellent talents and brilliant intelIs--I =. y
might otherwise have entFauc,.i Ifs,sS.h1
Senators with the thundeR OF eIOouen =
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