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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAp

GENT SUr'rS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, $ c., October ), 1867.
nm and after October 6. 1867, tho Passenger
~ Trains on the South Carolina Rai!rond will
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
sermon. TO negro Sinners.

u .lff- AAAok1a. ~ 4NCESEO SSA1AACA18o;
The W est ALGbGniGn reports the following
z sermon of celOred preacher, who rejoicesH
Iofn the title of s. Msj.":i ORE s1s oHe
90 And now, my dear, dyin' and Femortal
\ ibredren and eistern, lem me tell you dare
sis great trouble now in dis land-and you
say; what am it nOi my dear young gem
: men and my dear young gcistern9 and my
3 dear Christian friends, dare am trouble for
IS youan me, and de Lord only knows how,
dat am to end. What am dat trouble, Maj? :?
Why don't you tell dis dear remortal con-
gregashum[ah, what=dat trouble is-ah?
g Wels tell iyou-ah, my young friends and
! my old friends-ah, of dis big trouble
which am in de landau. We am now
differently situated from what we was a
year ago-ah. Every black man and wo-
man must take care oh demselves--ah. De
y trouble am about homes. Some OBJ you got
1 none. n0w-ah. No place to keep your old
Il bald heads from de rain--ah; and when de
winter comes, cisteEn--nO -whar to cover de
! little ones; from de stOrm7-ah. ,u9l lp3
Some OBJ you got sorter homes now, to
lib in. but how long You gWine to stay dar
-ah? Oh! de little Oues hab died in de
cold, in some places, for want OBJ piece OBJ
corn bread-ah. Dat am partob de trouble
-ah. But dar is dat fine young lady
no missus to tell her. TO do right-she go
and hire herself out, away from her folks
d and her mammy--ah. How many snares
dare am to lead her, away from de pat OBJ
rectitudI; and so de poor fools wander
roun' from pillar to pos, to poses-ah, and
if you don't mind de debil git your never
lasting, neber dying soles--ah! And dar
is dat fine young nigger man, lofin' about
doih' noffn', pitchin' waits on Sunday,
breakin' de holy Sobbaf day-ah !; pitchin'
waits jest bekose you see de white folks
pitchin' dollars afore de grocery-ah; yes,
Iknode awhile man to pitch dollars till he
got so poorer he had TO borrer dollar to
pitch, and den he run out credit dat way,
and he llab to come down to old hoss- shoes.
Take care, young nigger de old debil is
; no Specter OBJ pussons; he'd as soon hab
you as white man; you make as good a
= fire in he'll as de biggest, fattest white man
I'M de landau! So y i.sls - 500 -
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1Don,toE En1 Rasv Ham.


The lesson to be drawn from thecases of
. trichinasis reported, is summed up in just
these four words. While authorities differ
o IN m4n15 other things with regard to this
new and ugly disease. all agree that If ham
and pork are thoroughly cooked. there is
no danger in either. Sometimes the disease
y has been communicated by eating imper-
: Tfectly cured "idried beef, but here, too all
danger disappears when the beef is well
8 cooked. These, and oyher facts of especial
interest to the medical profession, are adj
lmifablY set forth inacommunication in q to the
Nesc York Medical Record BY Dr.. Ristine,
Il of Marion, Iowa, who has treated several
cases of this disease. DR.. Ristine sums up
the case as follows: teStagsn II iIL1
nsa I. That symptoms indicating the pres
enee Of young. trichin9 in the tissues are
"a observed as early or earlier than the fourth
!, day after the, investigation of the triehin-
u ). That cys3s are formed as early as the
8. That, other things being equal, the
+ severity of 5the symptoms is in direct pro-
portion to the amount of trichinous meat
4. That an active cathartic given while
the worms are still within the Intestinal
canal, is effectual to certain degree in
causing their expulsion and mitigating the
severity of the disease.9 EsS = -
'Tiios5 That youkl1 afE6Fds no immunity from
, the effects Of the disease. T.,t.,5 . ~
ge5 8. Anal ,saitlngI and smoking do, not, de-
astroy the Vitality of the parasitic % ygs
~ Z. That thorough cooking aecomplishes
4 this 0pJects ) s.. bsx esspE a f.saibi .s-I
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: Rfstori ms a Wonan.

From the Atlantic Monthly for April.1
Ristori the woman, however. is as unlike
= -Ristori the artist, as her real character diff
fers from that of Elizabeth OF Medea. II
Wemay credit the assertions of biography
and tradition, Mrs. Siddons was always.
though unintentiOnally, more or less of a
tragedy queen. She stabbed the potatoes -
ast0unded shop-keepers by the majesty
with which she inquired whether material
for clothing would wash, and frightened
her dressing maid by the sepulchral in
tensity of her exclamations. The awe
which Rstori frequently excites is confined
entirely to the theater. Away from it she
is the most human-and humane-the
most simple, the most unaffected, the
most sympathetic of women. So
ity and fiction, that in Ristori's pres
g ence it requires a mental effort to recall
her histrionic greatness, though you have
a sense of her power. and you feel persuad-
ed chat whatever such woman earnestly
swilled would be accomplished. sgfeiQ
y The large friendliness in Ristori's nature
creates a iellow=feeling, making you won
,drous kind toward your own personality,
and razing those barriers with which genius
often surrounds itself. To excite love as
well. as admiration is not always in the
power of greatness. There is frequently
an intolerance OF manner, an assertion of
superiority, a species of intellectual scorn
for the dead level of humanity, that pre-
clude the possibility of sympathy. Yet
there is no surer test of grandeur of char
acter than q readiness to acknowledge and
respect the individuality of all Gods crea--
lures. This is the crowning grace that
brings RIstori so near to the hearts of her
friends Her social ease makes you wonder
how she can ever be transformed into the
classic statue of Mira. Rachel was so
complete a Pagan princess-"Elle pose
tonjOurs" said her best friends-that she
never succeeded in being herself Both she
and Sfddons were first artists, and then wo-
men. SRistori is first woman and then an
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

AN ATHEN1AE sreRY-BYMAcAuL


In Athens, ere the sun Of fame had set,
Midst p6mp and show the gazing crowds were met.
OBJ Intent forever upon something new. q 10 n
The mimic wonder of the stage toavieW. e ls1s
so EvheFa tls wiae-extended circns spreads. d
II In,gatheFit ranks its sea Of living heads %
Ranged in close order, rising row on row, -
w9lThe void arena claims the space below 81
= The seats SEsre1lIed; but ere the show began,
f5 AsstfouQer entered twas aged manG sET-1i3
Awhile he sought place with aspect mild; 12aI
The polished young Atnenians sat and smiled
Eyed hisgonfasionWit aside-long glance ID
But kept their seats. nor rOse on isadxanee.d
81 nj
o for burning blush Of deeper hne. * 4gi ssIs9
To mark the shame OF that self-giorio1s crew;
That bears no fruit of sweet humility IT,, -,
, es The growth Of arts and SC ences, how vain -
g. in hearts that feel nOtfof another paint 80
Not 90 che Spartan youths. whose simple school
q slnstilled the pl6in bat s4lutary rule LII
Es5 Of Kindness, and whose honest souls preferred
Truth TO display Performanceto 70 . word ;2@
These Spartan youths had their appointed place,
Apart from kttica's distinguished faces 80
ssal hdf rose WITH one accord. .intcnf 20 prove -
O. eNofdida Spsrtan youth his seat resume.tAI
Till the old mai found due and hitting ROOM ~
B9Fs1-7aaaT % ts9st sSts1 Al 2 "a = y S+-r
ThsIi came t6e sentence Of repFeof and praise.
For, stending full amid the assembled crowd
aiijf fhe Ven efabIs stronger cried loud = -
% The Athenians learn their duty well, but 10 "a
y - The actice what the Athenlans Know:
The words were good, and in yiftnous cause:@
s5asTf e Justly earned anstion's sied appf use
-ae But We have suTer words Of precept given
: In Gods own book, the words tnat came frol
lissslys Siid. .be courteous. be all honor shUwnJt
Seek others' welfare rather than thine oWH."
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YOUNG:i'RMEN

The experience of the past ten years has demon
strAted the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy of ~ ,.,..e .t 80. ,.,'
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy sbd permanent cure Of Seminal
iWeakpess, Emissions, Physical and Nervous De-
bility, Impotence, want of power, the result OF
sexualeXces, or = t'3h t-}lftHt ittit - N p 30
TsdU UYOUTAFUL INDlSCRETlONsau q
which, NEGLECTED. ruins the happiness and units the
sufferer for Business, Social Society Marria9e,
and often termirates in an untimely grave. Make
no delay in. seeking the remedy. Bells Specific
with business pursuits. ug t,ia3V 80 - q
NO CHANG E OF DIET IS NECESSARY,
They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm
less on the system. Each box contains so pills, with
and cure. Price One Dollar. Beware Of counter
feitsl If you cannot procure them of your Drug
gist send the money to DIR. JAMES BRY AN, Consult
Ing Physician. SI9 Broadway, New Y ork, and they
will be sent BY return OF mail, free from observa-
tion. For sale by Druggists generally. p,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

ssH Inltl1e history of the Tronbadors areYery
long and curious directions for making
love-. in tile reign OF Eiizabeth, the fol-
lowing practices prevailed dfiFob sniAaDs II
= PLAYING with the little finger in amorous
), dalliances sitting a0ri lying at the. feet of
! their mistresses I'M ball T00ms;4 looking
= sugar plums In their eyes, rs they called
q gazing closely and am0rousiy into each
u others optics. They also exhibited their
passions publicly. A pendant lock of hair
often plated and tied with ribbon, and
hanging at the ear, was so fashionable in
s the age Of Shakespeare, and afterward, that
. Charles I; and many of his coufters wore
= ,fhen.', This lock was worn on the left side,
su and d1hung down by the shoulder, consider-
ablva longer than the rest Of the hair,
SoI1ekfmes even to the gifdle, Tt was sup
nasefE 70 have the effect of causing violent
love. and was originally French custom.
-. Wi9s were made to obtain it. Burton
adds to the loye-lock q flower worn in the
" ear Kissing the eyes was mark of ex-
fraordinary tenderness. In the fore part
I. women not only carried loFe-letteFs and
fnke 81. but even their money and mate
Z ,SsSaSs for needle-Work. When prominent
STAYS were worn, lovers dropped their
IiterarF .faxoEs into them.zIf q. Woman put
q Iove-letter into the bosom pocket, it was
astoken Of her Affection. w llloW gaElallds
were worn by persons disappointed In love,
supposed from the trees promoting chas-
fitv or the famous passage IN the realms
The liberties allowed TO lovers and even TO
Intimate acQuaintanees, in the times 9of
Elizabeth and James; were lnuecor0us'
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She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores happiness thUse who, from doefu events,
catastrOphes, crosses in love. loss of relations and
friends loss of money, &c, have become despOndent
She brings together those long separated gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers, re-
stores lost len property tells you the business
you are best quail Od to pursue and in what you viii
be most successful speedy marriages and tells
you the very day you will marry gives you the name
likeness and characteristics of the person. She
reads your very thoughts, and by her almost super
natural poWors unveils the dark and hidden myste-
ries of the future, From the stars we see in the
frmament-the mae6c stars tha1 overcome or pre-
dominate in the confgurationfrOm the aspects and
positions OF the planets and the fixed sars in the
heavens at the time of birth. she deduces the flu
tuTe destiny of man. Fail not to consu the great
est Astrologist on cart Itcosts you but trife and
you may never sgaip have SO fayorable an opportu-
nity Consultation Fee. with likeness and all de-
sired Information, 81 Parties living at distance
can consult the Madame by mail win equal safety
and satisfaction to themselves, as if in person.
full and explicit chart. written out, with
all inquiries answered and likeness inclosed sent by
mail on receipt of prlce above mentioned. The
strictest secresy will be maintained. and all cores
pondence returned destroyed, References Of the
highest order furnished those desiring them: Write
plainly the dayof the month and year in which you
were born, inclosing small lock of hair. I'd
Address = 77j7I MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,; -
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mar25-daWly
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"a -. Paving Notice g

To all 9ohoSp u may C1DceFFl;.
'l-''' CITY CLERKS OFFICE
a2m Y1riiaSs CoLUMBUs. o.. Alarc6 Igi sis67.i
Notice Is hereby given that Proceedires have been
instituted IN the City Council OF Columbus for
makiug the follVwing impruysh sheIasI 1t0-Witl: ri
= For grading and paving the ,unpaved sidewalks.
and crossings on fhe north side Of Deiaid.
sen street iron kifth street to Seyenth stfeet,e{
EALks, cutters Hnd efoe sings on Chapel strsef FINN
EoUEtG stEsst e trsight sIsy and f Grading and
Ibs same 70 bedone in aecordanee with plsts and
esumates TO be prepared by the. City Civil Enei.
nesf; ead hied IN the othee OF the0 0ityTlefky 077
"a All persons claiming damages on Sccounf of ss;d
proposed Improve yements, are required to fle their
slsips q theefac of the Clark iRg wiring, on OF
mch2l-d1taW4W civ C;lerk
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at ahe aDinaer Table.

de Voc says: .nriis '
% Mixtures, and spices, and wines, are the
ruin of half the stomaehs in the world
Just see: You take, at adinner party, soup,
glass or two of wine punch, perhaps !:
turbot and a rich lobster sauce, with, it may
be, an oyster pate, or sweetbread, to anuse
yourself with while the host is cutting you
"a slice of the south-dOwn haunch. this.
with jelly and French beans, is set in fer
1eht with a couple Of glasses of hook or
saaterne aided; when a wing of part
ridge or the back of aleFeret, eolaced with
3 D little red hermitage, succeeds, then YOU
. at once sit at your ease, and chill your heat
ed stomach with piece of iced pudding.
which you prepOsterously proceed to warm
again with glass of noyeau or some other
r LIQUOR; If you are not disposed to rogueta
with aspeonfnlq of jelly in addition, you.
sure to try a bit of stiIton and pibnant
salad, and q glass of; port Herewith. At
dessert, port, sherry and claret fill up the
picture. This is about the routine Of the
majority of dinner parties. Such adinner
Iss in tact, q hospitable attempt on you e
IlIe' US II -gsm
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~ So AFFLICTED!.
SUFFER NO MORE

When by the use of DR.. JOINVILLE'S ELK
Err you can be cured permanently, and at q trifing
cost. $50 - - ff..-s.f3 ..!I s.fs ". ;f.fe =.
The astonishing success which has attended this
invaIuable medicine for Physical and Nervous
n Weakness, General Debility and ProstTation, Loss
of Muscular Energy, Impotency, or any of the con-
sequences of youthful indiscretion, renders it the
most valuable preparation ever discovered.
It will remove all nervous Affections, depression,
excitement lcapacity to study or business, loss of
memory, confusion, thoughts of self destruction,
fears Of insanity &c. 1t will restore the appetite
renew the health of those who have destroyed it by
sensual excess or evil practices. -SSs4t sttN
IS Young Men. be humbugged no moro by "Quack
Doctors and Ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir and be at once restored
to health and happiness. A Perfect cure is Guar
anteed in every instance Price. 81 or four bottles
One bottle is suieientt to effect azure in all Ordin-
"a ALSO. $50. DR.. JoINvILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhea,
elect, Urethral Discharges, Gravel. Structure, and
all affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures
effected in from one to FIVE days. They prepared
from vegetable extracts ttat are harmless on the
system. and never nauseate the stomach impreg-
;, nate the breath. No change of diet is pecessary
while using them, does their action in any man
ner interfere with business pursuits Price, 81 per
box. e.
81 Either Of the aforementioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed. and post paid,
by mail or express on receipt Of price Address all
-, ~ BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists. o.
30 Ms -9AA No 265 River street, Troy, N. Y.
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-slagA According to the Wishing ton .c0frespon-
y dent of the Boston Courier. Butlef Is more
Iersecuted out of the House than in IT, ALI
!, soTts of Jokes respecting him are scribbled
IN the walls Of hotels and public buildings.
H boarded &C the KirkWood House, and
when that establ ishmentHaee closed, a story
was starfed hist the hotel was shut up be-
cause one of the b0arders had stolen all the
D Txeathef sofnebody wrote on the wan at
Wfliardls Hstel : j aIsW bat makes the clouds
90 black this week? Ans. Because Butler
haS stoIen theirstfVer Innings E,aA
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TO LADIES.


- If you require reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregularit, or Distractions, why not
use the hast 20 tGEo4 }A4 t4fgrgr-z .Faffs 81 "
Every lady knows the SLIGHTEST irregulaTity of ma
ture is liable to bring Headaches Gid diness, Low
Spirits, Fainting Mysteries &C.; then the bloom of
health fades the appetite fails. and other symptoms
more distressing commence, as w eakness, Spinal
Complaint, the Whites. Prolapsus, Ac.,. &C., A
never failing remedy will be found in ''' t' -
So DIR. HARVEYsS FEMALE PILLS. 2
The experience of ,thir y years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Distractions and IT
regularities. no MATES PROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. TIE are safe and sure in every case. Up
wards of so 900 boxes sold annually aud NO com
plant of their efficacy is ever heard, for they ac-
complish what they are represented to do;I - o.
Sold in boxes COutaiNin0 Sirsy Pills. Price One
Dollar: 80 q n.H LsE-..-, -EzZs -. J.
DIR. HARVEYiS GOLDEN PILLS
is remedy tour degrees stronger ii an the above
and intended for special cases of long standing.
- ....., Price Five Dollars per Box. .,,s-.l
gist. they will be sent by mail post paid, secure
from observation, on receipt of the money, by Dr.
JAMES BRYAN, Consul. ing Ph ysician. $40 Broai-
way. New York. For sale b. Druggists generally. 81
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lE5sHEEl1aa1aEaH CtOLgME.gs 4 &lHD14NAFO-
- - ~ :; LIS SCENTRALRAILW1AYs sfor
Richgond, Indianapolis. lafaysttes1 Spring6eid.
III. TeTTe Hauto, Eyansville L3pisgile Cairo, st.
No change of cars between Colambus, and Indi-
Is Four trains leave Union Depot Columbus: daily
as asfollows (Sundays exceptedl:
SC a. n MAiTArrIyes sdIG1 Ct H,SS1a Tl2 NJ
Detroit iOS IT. Richmond scS iOs6 SsqS a 9I3 Gh
fgIsE 1888 eGg a56 IsErs
lSo r. M; Springfield. Ill, 7l5 M Qaircy 80
~; p? only route by which passs3EeFs lssEipg
III g 4 BAY e ExPEEss; E Il Pisq.
cite cite $40 A. ~: LogisyilIe 200 A. M TerTs Hsgte
Papa44o NJ, st, Louis s:2O A. NJ. This train
arrives in ST. Louis 31a hours in vance of the
$500 500 = n. ToLEpo ExPREsszArri,y,.s ,, at Gr-
bans 7:25 +! M; Bsllefont6ins BOO p: NJ; sand usky
$40 1s PiSqs s1f Nj d%o s2s NJ Chi hi
troit 1000 A. M.i Passengers taking this rou!ear
rive at Chicago at noon the following day 81 hours
= lI:55 P: N: NIGHT Ex at Rich
mond sos A. M; Chicago 1855 n. Indianapo
SIS 2. NJ; Quincy 500 A. M: Louisville 40 M.
TsEss 5sgts ss l2o Ey1psye sSS NJ
Nj ST. Louis 1000 P. M. This train arrives at St.
Louis hours in advance Of the route Via Cincin-
New State Room Sleeping Cars with, accommo-
dations surprising in elegance AID comfort those of
any otherline, are now run ingthe night trains Of
!. AM changes made in Union lDepots. Bagsage
1a RRRSBRs RSanss sS
Dlis For through Tickets or any information ap-
ply st sSs Gast oce. in the Union and Piqus De
ssia 4EHRS = ~ BoRERl p BROOKS. Ticket Agents.
eiF. ca sHDiERs .; Cen. ifiickst Ggt.,a !. ,,.I.,.
u. D: LpET. Superintendent, i1no1Anap0nS' I" lN
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Obl, tatesrlalt.


s6iircfnnati, Dayton, Rfchmed. .iqa 7
~ Chicago, Circleville, Lam ss.Asss,t,;5 ,.,,sy
- sitc.tSs IS ls,lc 4. "a.
- indianapolis and Hillsboro,, s. .Ss5
= Chjlieotne aud Mafetsa !. II q. m. u:e0 p. m.
Oiucinneti. DAYTON, SPRING z..sf = sss5 y
held vie London, 1.40 p n. $40 p. m.
indianspolis { UhicSeo. .ii:5o D. M s.so p 1b.
=. II. LOUGH, AGENT.
Baltbm0Re q Ohio Rat1Foad, Central
-. = Ohfo Division, : ,,,s.
No. Merninx Express Eat e 90 A. NJ 1iscB P. II.
No. s Expregs and Mail East170O NJ. 1910 ~. NJ.
me. n ZaResFiIle Ac'm tion: $50 Z: NJ. BIB A. H..
w. j. ZEAL. Agent
sSs Pas1sAnrks OOaumBns q Cinstf h. n.
Nj. .nA A.oounro1. daIa Egq
tior.................. $50 A. NJ q e $50 r. M.
Ney York Express 81, lls9 a N. .s il:3S
Bog train leaves Sunday night and not on Sat
I'D ,o,, Is csss, =. y, PETERS. Agent.
ColurSBns and Hnsfanapaffs Central
RaiIw1Ye-ss5l,,lF F0oasf
Night Express 1ls5s T. NJ $50 A.
PiefsbuEg Express and Ac- l.gSs.5 gayslI.f =.
commodatlon. n............s.ze ea0 a. % 4xszS A. ~
pny ExpTsss SO ;s0,s, S q n l2;seF q
q FfTa aA--sR5lTass van6a. A. HIbLsAgelt.
a AAnduelEys 1aBsslalA q Newark. Rs h.
ARRIys At NEW ARK. LEAVE NEW Ark
zsExbfsss. ]. s {. I3.o0 NighE1 1Ad esoA. n.
Accommodation. .le:ls A. y. 119o s a. n.
s..sssss P.M;sv ~ n las dss., ~:
bsI.ls,g, c7 - OF = ~ 4 - W.
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VOUJNG MEN.

Who have injured themselves by a8eertain practice
from evit companions, at school, the effects of
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and if not
both mind and bod '. should apply immediately.
What pity that a young man, the hope of his
countrv the pride of his parents should be snstched
from all prospects and enjOyents Of life by the con:
sequence of deyiatiDg from the path Of nature, and
indulgiDg- ina certain secret habit. Such persons
must before contemplating -, r..Y ---ft aff g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

81 Married Persons or Young Men eontempl q i
iganie Debility, Deformities. speedily cured. af
He who places himself under the care of Dr.
may religiously confde in his honor as a gentlema
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
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ORGANIC WEAKVESS
p,ad;ataIv C,uretl and fuu V;por Reatorad ;,
DR! JOHNSTON.

Memberofthe Royal College of Surgeons London,
Graduate of of the most eminent Colleges in the
been spent 10 the hospitals of London, Paris Phia
depha and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known ;aIhany
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds ashfuDess, with freQu ent blushin attends
ed sometimes with arrangement of mind were cure ]
Immediately. tli' L84} f'i.5 ,ri5i5 gbgB itsI ?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

Especiay. who have become the victims of Solita
~ Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
young men ,the most exalted talents andbrilIiant
inteIlet who night otherwise have entranced list
ening Senates with the thundefs of eloquence,
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