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AMERICAN WATCHES

al HHllluAN " n1OAab'
THERESPtI TIE CHEAPEST
nHK EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
j. Watches by Railway Soudnctsos, a liz
90 of watch-Wearers. has thorouShly 1e
mo1sSrafed the strength stsadaness' M1dscE
~ ~ tSis5 ciss In an fhesa respects Is 70
49, rs QUESTION IS 70 the real value Of
tH 49, ,l,e1s SdS, are speaking for them
se4yE.S n the pockets Of the people.
Iwro-ted Watches ara uladeon an expen-
size SySssrn, IN small numoLs' - ~ ,Sy.Sst
49, M a Importer who INST secures
Sfs1I,orSSaS az sac or some one Mannfacture
10 the Manufactured pEont must Dc ADD
60 - Sasto q nj . duty OF 25.per cent, pay
Aels "a 80 ~ :, le,st IS Der cent to the Inn
E.ssSer. another prQft to the tob6eri tnu NJ
asally do1bling the cost OF the ILnPOEIe1
a. VSralthsun. watches are manufactured
On = larzs sale, under one roof and systt sem
% supervision and management t ne ~,
saving many q the sSpensss ne SssDs1s tb t
SlS All SespsscfSble dealersnow san waltham1
YAtshes and eomPsttti g S II,11ts me
frsr5s = -ariSaed, because, though the prom
% eSeh watch 8 small, the demand Is ABe
@TII,n,S-+nnniuos importers occasionally plSes
= Worthless Swiss Imitation In the matk ~
10 avoid imposition, the purenseE ,I1S'S,s
Invariably demand Certificate OF genuli1EI
- ,IS.5,ss ~ fllll treSSIiFer OF the American
VPaTcH CnElpauy-R. & ROBBINS .Hs
TneTp ura dlnSTent grEdes OF nuisn IN ~
direrRnf varieties Of watches inside " III
TrSit6Su1 CauIpary Is there are dineIehl
slr1S nd sfzres 20 suit an taStes and ulea1S
bal every watch tnAt .peaLs me $500
trSile max of~yfAHfHAAA" Il guarantesGgS5
- - \ Eood one, and nobody need Be alfSlA
Erer watch Fully Warranted.
Fsr sSlo By al nrst-class dealers in the
Unffed STATES and BrdttSh Provinces
RORRINB IEAPPLETON,
No.IS2 BroadHAysA y. H
nrSSk for the WaiEham Watch, and take
No osher, ID = the best. Ills the eheapesA-
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nARRIAeE AND oELIBACY,

HOOD.
An Essay for YOune Men on the
Crime ofSSIItude, and the Physiological
EErorz, ABUSES and Diseases which create i'm
pedtmsnts 70 MARRIAGE, with sure means Of
Relief. Sent IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Addres. d.. J. sKLLIS HOUGH-
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Fare Reduced.

-
The me side.Wheel stsamers
N. MCCULLOUGH, Capt Moore
lJsAerrS 4BAHAKD, IL Capt Shepherd.
- SIAR GREY EAGLECapt Brennan
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par
EVERY EVENING.
Sunday Excepted at mine O'Clock p m
Elssage Through, Meals and State Rooms
Boat for Pittsburg every morning at Z
FTeights VII be received at AZ hours ofthe
day ON the landing. Tarpaulins and other
appliances have been provided by the conf
pAny for the Preservation and safety OF all
fretSht. whether In large parcels or small
EEelsht carried eitherup ordUwna at RE
JAs.H. HOLMES, Agent.
q. h AoNG, Freight Agent
once and sitting Room, No. Sc Monroe 81
m1I1-u
WheeIins, Marietta and ParhersbuSE
Daily PneKets.
The Eide wheel steamer aRF.
I TX ABEClA,ha and eEXPRFSS - =
So Rehecea leaves Wheeling every
MSnStay, WeStnestay and Friday, n elsVen
{ K1preS leaves wheeling every Tuesday.
Ihurstizy and Saturday, AZ IL S'e7oell . -
-Connectlng ~ BaElaira With traiits fIIorl1
Pittsburgh. due At II 3. m. > = -
Fre1ehtEeeeipted through to al rsotrtfs h.
tween ileESbnrE and GalIipolis = =
BOOTH, BAFEEhLE q 90.
-Asenhs-
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Engfne Lafhe IN 81

NJ 6SD4E BY n; 7. STEAM ENGINE
VII Turn u FEET front ana -tt - IN: swing.
49, - snsar' viii cut 70 70 th1sa9SS -
4tHSS4IsIa ate, counter khhfr and 6ans...eo
eonnltAon and viii be sold loSV- - excellent
NORWAY IRON MIP's On
aPL44-Im Cor. 4Eh and 1,tS,, 20
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RARYAT MInHIGHT.

Screaming at the top OF its yolee-disturbs
All the sleepy heads Of the house. HndyOu
next-door neighbor. How omen you hear
the thoughtIeSs remark, " Choke that squRl-
ling Baby!" Now, this Is very unkind Of
you. my friend. Once you had just sueh a
time Teething, Cholie. Pain, Fretful, Wake
ful Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Steep for
child or parent A long night Of watching,
and weary morning dawns, bringing No
TRY ONE BOTTLE OF
LAUGHLIEs INFANT O0RDIALIii
Baby rests sEeslly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma 4 rested; Papa &
ready for breakfast, and your nefghbor VII
not say, Hang the Baby" bat blessed be
LaughIinis infant Cordial. Only 5 cents q
BottIe. narl3.
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far Bent.
For Rent

9lHK THEE STORY BRICK BUrrD
ing on water street, now oecnnisJ LID
1 wilson Kelly. Good cellar T1I S53eo oy A.
fio1lesston given nrSt Of April. Fo- TI1eSth.
! Information enquire on @OE lurtheF
mES-u Booth, BATTEIIH
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a man eapabls Of running n RAILWAY
SPIKE MACHINE.
We want an experie1ced hand. None
other need apply. Addresor apply 10
OHIO IRON Co.
aprlS-IW - AanesY1le. Q.
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Attu AdrErtistnTfnts.
Rnardinp

mx SINGLE .GRHTLRAIEE AND A
- ~ dav boarderB can be accommodated
S1fh B0aEding In private family IN eep-
fraI TRff OF the city. -
AddrS r. o. Box 526s Wheelings W. Va
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TSs.re Is onasaelne IN nse 50 enie4sto1ss
IS NJ, RcbackS Biood P1riner Sh1 Ii125 ar
Esllls FOR The pSulEngnt eITSs o I,1f al dI-
HieeSiing PilssS they strike 81 the I0oe Va -
soASe, thereby removing me eAn7e'
SID by DrngSiStS cyeEyWneTe- ~
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Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WEST
VIrn6uia Mining and Manufacturing Co.
are requested to meet at the Company's
officeon SATURDAY next. April 25th. Z
T--1s CHAS. BLACK,
apr2I-5t @ Secretary.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
wHKEL1Na 1sLAnn

A sUsIA51NfIAL sToNEWINE HoUsr
1Gs1 no , estlaI ~ eighty feet long by ISS
tssnty ieet wide capacity nearly hfrtyyybkSs,SSl
sana leog gala together with CooonySsss,So "
$50 a ne same capacity. PRESSES AMI
Wine n TSItlssI for manufacturing
.414a!!y ven adapted for manufacfurin0 ava
stoIIng .Ager-beeE. With this vim be soIJ
Aoout Jour acres Of land on which il STso
sIected, adjoining the Wine House. a sSooS
tISlLIs Lh9-stofy dwelling house Of eiRbt
yIls \, ~ l laIge stable nearly new me
improvements: - s-.s SSst0 VI Ine
Any PeTson desiring to engage In maniac.
Ioflng WINE or LAGER-BEER sbonId ali
E t,a see ms property before Investing eIse-
The BUILDING LOTS offered ara Tho
most desirable Island lots now IN The marf+sI
SI 11 Hli = sod q low rates on easy terms.
Inc ABOVE embraces that portion az fha
Island Y tneyzrd running east from The PaIT
ground 70 the nyer. -
,f For further Information apply at No. IS
41a1n street. up stairs, to
aprA JNO. P. GILCHRIsT
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c7a - -
,,,n1,Esps-4sEELEYs HARD RUsSS
REeFR TRIISSe curOs tsuf 49,. !, $500
iISf,Sf SiifacnlS with sAtsty ssIIt Nv All
- 1t~AS - = ~ Phauap3et, 1SH CHEST
ny s,s.s.sS ysSSIiS.seS shis. IA maEzm
- s,1,,,. 1.rrsrI.H GIANT CL.oTHEs
II - ~ itiS-iho eest IN uses Good
ASsSi Aal9t n eSSSx S2 g i;yao 1S
ssps-sf '-.nssAn-. ". y. v :.
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A C0oE Wanted

Z pent Etuation and high wages, at Alfred
CaldWelIis, corner Quincy and Byron Streets.
nnrZl-It -. -. - I.
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Auapuaffaleuts.
FOR cosG n


FOR CONGRESS- EE
II - Edirors afelL9aley-PIease announos
~ the name OF C1ES.L a. DUYAL a. our
clndldAte for CuriEress frou1 this tflEst1 Con.
81 seAslonal Distriet, snhjeet 70 the action Of
e sss approaching state Republican Cony0n-
maF1 MANY CITIZENS.
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For Sale.

A LIGHT SPRING WAGON AND a
a family carriage. For particulars en-
quIIe at Ed. YOUNG'5 Livery stable,
cor. Main and John streets. april
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atrp aarfrtisfineuts.
r O.O. F-Funeral Notice

1IHE MEMBERS OF FRAEKLHSL LODGE
il No. ;. 10. o. p ara hsreby uoftned q
meet In The Lodge Room, this day - nsLtI
past twelve O'Clock to pay me last tr1nnts
81 respect 70 our deeeased Brother DAVID
Hammond. Members OF other Lodges are
Fe sPPfsift in GEo. y! n aRoU1s. \.
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To fha Ladiaa

HHIsS ZAHN, OF PIPTsBURGH, wiIhss
lk togfYe Instruction 10 Ladies', In eias or
privately. IN the art OF making aCre1sess
Pond IilHea, and All choice Flowers Of wax.
Terms moderate, and NO gIeat time required
for learning. Specimens can be seen Al
Nests. Scott & HennegenB J6We1ry store
where bose Wishing 10 purchase can leave
orders. Bridal boquets and OrnaEnenta1
work neatly executed, aPr2l-&s
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SaE SaIt.
For Sale.
For Sale

For Sale.
A PAIR OF HEAVY DRA~
n also a heavy tRo-horse WdaStsSEs,
Harnsss both nearly new. TnonisssSn and
Lumber orie sE R. KSassEILTtNEs
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The nne Rasssnsex Packet JULIA
Jshs$&kHo. 2. Capt COnlston, VIII IeEye -
above 4Eo-nighf AZ mtdnlgnt.
Fralgni received andzBfiia Of IndinE 0gDed
At The Whzrf.Bozt untII O'Clock =. II. :.
~ BOOTH BAETELLE q CO.,
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PaSagg to Pittsburgh, One Dollar,
.eMeals & state.Rooms Inelndsd.F

shippers and eonsignees viii do we'll to
consult MS relative 70 He5ght, Is We can, and
Will. eArrJ cheaper than any other line.
An business entrusted TO our care VIII re-
eeiye prompt attention.
Freight viii be received and delivered on
the wharf Boat, and thereby secured
against fnelemeuf " GATHER -lazz-aizi
For further Information enqutTaof
BOOTH, BATTEILE a CO,
mar2-u Agents.
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Wanted,

. RAHEESToCR HoLTOE,
apTls-2R y. 1888 Managers.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling and cIneiunaiI
he ssemsr -ET. NARYE-L c
IssSSSf3EeHSy, Captain, EIu leave
- Wheeling every ToSdzy nom
ing ~ O'Clock M ClEeIunztt. rEruruEnZ
leaves Wheeling so- E1tsS6uEzh eFEy FFtdEY
Al y O'Clock n EpriER
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$40 to $40 a day Guaranteed

Toop AGENTS wanted TO INTRODUCES our
NT NrNF SHAR SHUTTLE SEWISa MAcrHISSR
Sfifeh 0fEkeOn hofh Silie1. The only 11Fst-elRsS
low priced machine In the market. WENIL.I.
CoSsf6N MACHINES 10 responsible parties
and K1ERL0T ENERGETIC AGENTS on
SAIAKYs- Fun particulars and sample work
WILSON 500. -. Louis No. Cleveland, o.
Or Elos1on. NJ InaEls-AEl =
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
LATEST GENERAL NEVIS.
[By Telegraph ]

ny TelegaIhl
Mayor Hoffman spoke on Saturday even
Ing In Bridgeport Conn.
.... jefferson Davis arrived in Baltimore yes
terday from Havana.
. Sergeant Bates left Columbia, 5 c., yes
tderay morning for Charlotte, " C.
go. Henry Myers was shot and killed in an
adIay In Richmond yesterday.
"A freight-train from New-Haven ran
over and terribly mutaed an old man, ut stratord, last
night.
Josiah NJ. Carter, State Attorney for
Fairfield County, Conn. died in Newark on Sunday aged
"a years.
Five freight cars on the Alton and Jack
sonvile Railroad smashed on Saturday morning,
near Carrolt0H
"A grand Masonic full dress parade is to
he given In Phladephia June a. when the cornerstone
Of the new hall Is To DC lald.
.... The Messrs. Caughiin's wine warehouse,
in Montreal, burned on Saturday night and by an
explosion seven men were killed
-. Green Newby, colored, while going home
with wfe in Memphis, Saturday night, was shot
and killed by three unknown rufians.
The st. Louis Merchants Exchange
adopted resolutions yesterday in favor OF the st. ous,
vandalia, and Terre Haute Railroad enterprise.
Three brothers named Catlin were muir
dered about ify miles from Denver week ago, 10y "a
travelling companion who has escaped
Mr. J. c. Murdock's drop-box and school
apparatus manufactory at West hoy lson, Mass was
consumed yesterday morning. Loss 10000.
III. III.
President OF the Berkshire Medical College, and formerly
Lieutenant OF Mass, died In Boston on Sunday.
aged 81
... Charles Bodell, Louisville rag-picker,
was fatally stabbed Sunday night by Philip Seitz.
During the scue John Ands attempted 10 separate the
combatants, and was severely cut.
THE black prisoners In the Halifax On.
c. jail overpOwered the keeper, Oh Sunday morning and
escaped. They had gagged and tied white man and a
negro that had declined 70 join In the conspiracy.
....John w. Arnold, Secretary of the Louis
vile Home Insurance Company who was arrested on AN
affidavit OF ID. q. BLY,, charging an embezzement OF
$4,000 has had BLY, arrested on charge OF embezLing
$4,000
THE shoemakers of Marlborough, who
strike attacked who had attempted 10 20
TO work against their wishes Saturday and beat him
severely that he died soon aerward No arrests have
been made.
.. The Virginia Convention yesterday adopted
the article the Judiciary The judges 10 be chosen
by the legislature the Attorney General by the people,
and the other State Attorneys TO be appointed by the
Governor.
MFR. L. G.. Burnside, proprietor of the
American House at Marion Ohio, was shot and 1t IL
probable fatally wounded, yesterday morning ny q.
Hunt the night telegraph operator for the Beeontano
Railroad.
....B Both Houses of the Missouri Legislature
passed resolutions yesterday for tho appointment Of
committee 20 investigate the reports current that the
socaled sush money" has been offered and accepted
by members,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24
Yeas, II; Nays, a; as IoII0ws :

80 the Application was TtJcCtcu.
Mr.. EVAkTS then submitted the following:
Counsel President that there be allowed fr rrtpra
on % s United States Tor the trial after application
and before the trial shall be required 10 proceed s9h
s6nabs time A. shall uow be cred BY tle Senate.
JOHNSON inquired whether II was in order to
amend that motion.
The CHIEF-JUsTICE informed him that IL was In
order 10 submit an Independent proposition.
Senator JOHNSON move, then, that 10 days be
allowed after Ming replication.
Senator SHERMAN then moved that the Senate, sit.
ting as Court OF Impeachment, adjourn until tomorrow
at / o'clock.
The motion was agreed 10.
The Chief Justice thcrcupOn vacated the Chair. which
resumed by the presiding officer Of the Senate; and
the Senate, at 445, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-24

Senator HOWARD moved tIAt tie OlOI oA t-c CUM
sci for the accused be laid on the table.
Senator DRAKE made thy question of order that u was
In order To move 10 lay on the table proposition oI
the counsel FOR the accused, or OF the Managers
The CHIEFJUsriCE sustained the point of order, ana
the motion not received.
The question REQUIRED the application or Counsel Tor
the that they be allowed 30 days TO prepare for
the trial.
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The great CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD Is there
fore, in an important sense, a SEMI.NATIoNAI
WORK, aided and comr'C EdGd by the people, the
Legislative power, and the Executive officers,
though its management ia administered t,ih al
The care and forsthouJht Of hS most twintni prirat
COZ operations. Being under the courtlrt super
viGinn OF the GOvcrnmCnt-whO,b uing The lIIu
cipa creditor, accepts subordinate aud ,uUtiu
gent lien-with 80 large an amount Of addition.
al capital also invested In the property pledged
II is believed that no securities nUw offered m
tho market possess the sane claims 10 c1nn.
dence and market value except those OF the
Government.
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Gravel Roof.

Gravel Roof.
Mr.. George Grandmother, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method. and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either il resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
a process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matterlhew great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
" efficient in roofs Of every con-
ceivable PITCH. Mr.. Crnmbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
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SUICIDE MANIA.-There seems to be a
mania in the crime of suicide in Cleve-
land, Ohio. On the Ath inst, Mrs. Roys
jumped into the rivsf to drown herself.
Her dress caught upon a projecting
root, and she was discovered aud res
cued. Her husband refused to assist in
getting her out of the water, saying she
ought to be drowned. On the same day,
Mrs. Streatmate took dose Of arsenic,
but it was too heavy, and caused vom-
iting, which saved her life. She then
got some laudanum andswallowcd that,
which came near producing the desired
result, but o doctor succeeded in reliev-
ing her of the perilous stuff. Both tho
women gave i'll treatment from their
husbands as their reason for attempting
suicide.
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THREE CENTS REwARD-For the ap-
pearanoe of the representative of the
sewing machine which took the gold
medal at the Paris Exposition. The
improved Grover & Baker sewing ma
chimes stand without an equal, defying
all competition, and executing a wider
range of work, doing it handsomer,
stronger and more durable than any
other machine in the market. These
machines execute the aeatest embroid-
cry without attachment, run lighter,
mako less noise and are more durable
than any other machine. Salesroom at
oxtoby & Dufiield's Jewelry Store, 1o3
Main street, the place to buy Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, and spectacles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-15

A PARODY FOR REPUBLICASs.-We
cannot forgo the temptation of pub
fishing the following parody, illus
trating the reconstruction principle as
embodied in the Republican platform,
as perpetrated by Governor Vance, of
North Carolina, at the ratification
meeting in Richmond, Va, on Saturday
night last. Here it is:
From Greenland's icy mountains,
From India's coral strand.
Where Africs sunny fountains
Run down their golden sands;
To every cussed Southern State
Let negro suffrage come,
But not up here in the Northern States,
For that's too close ITO hum.
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DEATH ON THE STEAMBOAT ROVER
Mrs. S. Wilson and Miss Martin, OF
Wheeling, got on board of the little
steamer Rover at Sardis, Ohio, on her
last trip up the river. Mrs. Wilson had
a little babe only five months old, who,
while oh the boat took the Cholera In
fantum and died. This sad bereave'
ment, together with a similar one not
more than two weeks previous of twin
daughter, rendered the mother almost
frantic with grief, causing many of the
passengers on board the boat to shed
the sympathetic tear. Death is an un'
welcome messenger at any time, bu'
when it visits one away from home
smong strangers, it is donbly distress
ing.
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RIRIIC SALE.

I'm SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, ls6s, AT ZEN
" O'Clock a. NJ, at the front door OF the Cour'
House two tracts of land, with coal privileges
10 each. being part of the A. r. Woods farm, on
the Ohio river, q miles north OF the city OF
Wheeling.
The irst, or upper tract, whish joins the lands
of a. 7. Garden, Esq, consists OF u acres oil
land, with a coal field of about l35 acres.
The second joining the above on the South,
consists of 81 acres of land and atcoal field OF
shout 20 acses. On this tract there Is good
fTaue dwelling house, stabling, &c.
The thickness of the coal vein about g feet
and it's situation above the river bottom makes
very desirable lscations for rolling mills or any
other manufacturing establishment. Also, de.
siIable for shipping coal by the river.
A plat of the property can be seen and all IN
formation given at the Recorder Office, Wheel
ing, w. Va.
TYRYs OF SALE One third cash. the balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with ap-
r. d. WOODS,
mvy7 I'd VIII WOODS.
The above sale is postponed until SATUR'
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Testimonials trom Citisonsof Philadelphia:
Mr.. John S. Smith, residence corner of
Thirty-Sevcnth and Poplar streets,
West Philadelphia, says he had suffered
from Chronic Rheumatism for the past
four years, and that for the past two
wears conld not walk without canes,
nor put on his GOAT or fasten his shoes
without assistance; was cured by two
treatments, and now, for the first time
in the past four years, feels that he Is
we'll man. May be referred to.
Mr.. Charles c. Wheaton, No. % Rich
mond street, below Front, and above
Frankford Road, Deaf since 1862; had
to halloo at the top of the voice to make
him hear; was perfectly cured by one
treatment. May be referred to.
Eugene Stirlitb, residence No
Hampton street, had suffered from Sci
attic Rheumatism in the limb and hip
for three years, suffering continually
was unable to work, could not walk
without O cane, was perfectly cured by
two treatments. May be referred to.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson, residing 4l9 South
18th street. Affection Of the Kidneys.
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis and pain in the
Chest. Perfectly cured by two treat
ments. May be referred to.
| Patrick WEIGH, 512 Beach street
states that his little daughter, ten years
of age, had been almost blind from in
fancy; could see to thread needle at
ter ono treatment.
Mr.. VIM. Benton, residence 1919 Wal
nut street, whose little son had been at
flicted with epileptic spasms, averaging
as high as fifteen fits per day, portion
of the time, and never since his attack
having less than two per day, was cured
by two treatments.
Mr.. VIM. Giles-entirely Deaf in ont
Ear, and hearing but inditferent'y II
the other for fourteen years, also nearly
blind; hearing perfectly restored 10y
one treatment, and his sight much i'm
proved. Reference is made to Mr.. Par
ker, Reserve Police Officer, stationed al
corner Tenth and Chestnut streets.
Mr.. L. II. johnson, residence, l54;
Franklin street-had been suffering
from disease of the Spine for the pas
three years, which totally incapacitat
ed him for business; could not walk NJ
a flight of stairs; after two treatment:
went to work as of old; may be seen b!
calling at his residence as above.
Thomas Goats, residence, Eighteenth
and Bedford streets, Philadelphia
Lame Back from causalty; had been to
tally disabled for two months. In 1--WE
days after treatment went to work as
old. May be referred TO.
William w. Miller, lancaster, Pa
Nightly Emissions; suffered for months
4 with headache, wakefulness, pain IL
! various parts of body, forgetfulnesss
= melancholy, and great mental despond
ency. After one treatment and pre-
scriptien, in two days relieved entirely
Rev. Lorenzo D. Blackson, Philadel
pbia, who was suffering severely from
Bronchitis near two years; could scarce
ly speak above o whisper. Was per
fectly cured by two treatments.
l Patients will pay in proportion II
!, property. .