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-s~ Sass Capital Timos D.
| Hugh McQusde. Of the NsU NORTH West. put 10 D
appearance on Friday and did 20 "powsr o good
by showing lis face In our sanctum. Hugh. may you
form" never b lers. The favor, received durin,
that call are locked fact in our mumory, and n,
ever forget thes, Hugh, may vel Do knocked into pi
virginians wear plug hate.
Naj Brses viii permanently locate In San Frsue.se,
in August.
The Nasonic. Fraternity celebrated St Johns d.,
BY parade Tss.." '.....E
A stampede 10 going On from Salmon city to Lemhi
A new camp 10 etruek On the north fork Of Horn,
cscck-4ls to the PAN Grsashoppers arc very bad a
Salmon.
s. Russell Co are in receipt Of 5000 pounds Of
freight.
D. Gilbert 10 candidate for Treasurer.
This u the last issue Of the cepisss Tymss.
Herald ~
Walter W. johnson u surveying for the new ditch
The funeral Of Joseph Miller took place to-day.
The Ida stockdale sails July 9Th.
Fresh peaches are arriving In Helena.
.....s .- Gazette Is.
~ H. O18OS o0eJAA % 03019OU County, 8S11VS0 IN
town last night.
Our honored townsman, Thos. 4. Tut, Esq, came
In from the States the last COACH and received
warm welcome from many friends. He was accom-
aanied By Ma r. H. Rss and an English gentleman,
Sir William CAN. <*'-'1
Helena Culeh was located and organized on Wcdues
day. and sixtywo elnus were staked besides discov.
cry Il bsads aeaI The great Rad Mouutain lode, be
tween 0sixsly and Orc Elmo. This gulch has been
hauled from BY wagons. and ~ high u thirty.ve dol
lass to the Iced worked out BY Messss. Cox Pratt.
sr .-t.- Herald q
The Hsrosd Gays Sammy skagss was brought ia
He'sss, and disd there, which Il an error. a1r.
We noticed this norsingse ths First National Bank
Of tha city. tAres Ana gold har cast By PROT stsitx
last evening. One Of them wssxAs SO oupoes and
tie other two i1cand ~ oaness respective,y aoup,.
Ing In To aaxrsgate 70 soo ounces. "oa*t."@
Ma wsA Travis he's gone 70 White Pine.
Qasstts a. ... .-..z..-
Yesterday - 1oran's nals Train relied into town,
lsdea with nDey thoasa.d pounds oe freight for the
Dimead =, sixty theooaad pounds a which b b b
ddlivsse1 - C1iDsso 00eAanes n this city.
JauHa Z IeAsesa siiss sliss RieA, writes y Pee
Reeaa isso Pitssbuyh. sAae soos e ~ charges
agsisst hin hays bsss sastaiss4 asd b win sAossly
= 80 -; i.s -n aeae 4a3 pse,9 .
70 y.I4sia9Diysa casetie u. 81 ssra ..aH5f 4
4 Wa1se wii - . Da.aIs bas tAis wssa. sas.s
The thsatusI h0sls sstssa ~ Library ela7. s0
: CO.. 1nxiaAas 4sso pAasees, ths Asndssone
wagoa u Mnataaa. 5
". Q. svsGt = - hon cssisss Win ~, Asad q
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THE TERRITORY.
Pick 3 P0w ~

Pick 3 Plow ~
uanilton city has ball on the 4th
Hugh Galeu has his line Of coaches On.
Ike Latargy IL missing in the mountains, and It Il
feared II dead.
John u. Gethens 10 candidate for Assessor.
Heffner and specth 4 King have saxGo two-story
block nearly completed.
leo sells At ~ per pound.
Tho Cold Water Association 10 aourishing In Boze-
man.
Blum b Esseuger are building . two.story brick
hotel,
Crop prospects were never better, and no q. H..
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N E w TOD A Y.
Testimonial.

THE UNDERSIGNED have been troubled fos
IL over ten years with Mercurial Rheumatism Dys
pcpsia and indigestion. have nscd over ffty differ
emf KINDS OF medicine but could Aud no cure Il
until tried c. +. W. Begeman. Of this city. Thb
celebrated doctor has cured me with two Treatments
\, ] give this testimony for the reason thu, should
!hcre oe any In tho country a0cted In the came wsy
sdvisS them 70 20 and zee the Doctor and get RELIEF,
ca. ! can cay that am once more enjoying good
ycars pseviOus. y,
. give the Doctor my thanks and every afflicted "a
sne advioe % call rhim, II they want to Be- pe-
49, +. A. E. LOWRY,
J00UyB C1TY. II. r. June 9Th l0sO 62lu
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THE OTHER LETTER
THE HELENA DITCH PROJECT.

The Report of Engineers Marsh and
Griffith on the proposed Parkc Lake Ditch
is published In the Helena papers. They
estimate it in five divisions. as follows
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THE GOYERNORSHIP.

We received from Washington, last eve
ming, two letters, suggestive Of the two
kilograms received cotcmporaneously by
MI. l.. S. Watson, when tho Collcctorship
fight was on last year, tho gist Of one being
do" and the other Don't" and both
bore the same signature. These letters
were in regnrd to the Govenorship. and we
can sum them up as follows:
ONE LETTER,
Potts is gone up. President Grant is under
some obligations to Nyc, Chandler and
Howard who have staid with him on the
st. Domingo sale, and are Ashley's friends.
In gratitude 10 them he proposes to with.
draw Mr.. Potts name. Unless Mr.. Ashley
resigns he will be your Governor during
Grants administration.
juno 10th.
TIE OTHER LETTER
Four previously doubtful Senators now fa
vOr Potts His confirmation is morally
certain-but, in case of rejection or non.
action by the Senate previous to the al.
JOurnment, the President will Ut once there.
after send him to Montana rs Governor.
Under no circumstances will Ashley be al.
lowed to remain.
juno 18th.
After careful dclibcration We were unable
to entirely reconcile these statements. and
submit them to our readers as part of the
Gubernatorial conundrum.
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COLLECTORS Notice.

A n ACT CONCERNING LICENSES ENACTED
~ BY the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
Approved January 9Th, 1850; certified COPY
sec. Il. Any person o. persons who shall Eeep y
kauy banking game, on other game Of chance ..ss
Seemso2 table where any money, Or reprcsepts"T
LOT money, 10 nsed. bet or ventured, At any ~
Ichance or hazard not prohibited by the laws o. 81
leach housc " kept
shall enfores strictly the above section ~
lpesson who dees not comply with tho same VI" "
hpsoseestsd. CT your licenses and ssvs youis''"
treuhls. q. G. Predecessor
s.s Treasurer 4 Coleesee'
] De~ Ledge June 18th, $50.
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June gath.


STARTED.-Thc Company spoken of on
prospecting the supposed rich gold fields
near Fnthead Lake have started out. twenty
strong. under the leadership of Frank Lem.
on. Stragslers are following on the tracks
OF the former. Mr.. Lemon says he has
been in that country in 81 and thinks be
can find ounce diggings.
FREE FERRY ACROSS THE M,ssoULA.-
Mr. VIM. Kennedy is busily engaged in
constructing n substantial Ferry boat, half
mile above the Monopoly ferry, to lie free
to every one. Messrs. Wics s. Decker, Of
the Cedar Creek Steam Saw mill, furnished
all tho lumber necessary, gratis, to let the
good work 90 on. A good house of enter.
tainmcnt will bc erected on the Yves, land.
ing Of the boat, which plies Immediately
above the shallow ford used by every one
last fall in going to Cedar.
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statutes. The Constitution 10 silent upon
this subject, aud Territorial legislation en-.
. forcing the. Commou Law rule upon the
subject Of auepass would not be in conflict
with any Of the laws OF CongrcsA There
secna 70 be . general impression that the
''Civil R,gAts Bill" and tho recent lav TO
enforce the 18th amendment confer upon
aliens the some civil and political rights in
the States and Territories where they may
reside, = arc possssaed BY The white citizens
of the same. This 10 . mistake. The oaly
portion of the ..'Ciyil Rights Blu having
any apparent connection with this subject
Is section l, which reads q follows: ,.i,r
-, ses z .:ssstS e Tia. = Ps..:ns ssss in
es.a: x S. g. Tass s.:s "a Ia
cieseas q every raes ana coos without regard e any
pssyn. snat,!cs q :,:,sy g .avo!1a..Iy esrltads
right in esy Stafs and Yesr1cy n lbs United statss
e.. :s :ss e e :s
4: y 81; .sd sssesssls z. E: ::s:aS y -
,sIal $ SSjsx 70 ~ Iks psnisAneal patas ~
penaleies and 70 none eika: any law ssale:tr o6a-
Z sncs = oaseo1 70 Is a6ssU sstwishslas1lae n
/, T. will A,e Deen fro0 ihe above tbat the
shw ppN applies 70 0ai,sss Of ~ United
s6sAsea The Chimes srst Aos cisiBas q.
les tboen-in Tie Uaitad, Sesta, 90 sadcr
oar NaaemliaAeioa lawsithe alisa,- Chinese
an ,ncapsbls o1 becoming ciaiaaaAa Hsacs,
thev 90 ~ snbmeod wiahls ~ pEesls6eas
Of the sbege lisM: - llaw 1ossseeeestp
asaA Am~.Ansns - bot - 0oae3oe ~.
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GttelliQerrfer:
NINETY-NINE IN THE SHADE.
A Midsummer Ode.

A Midsummer Ode.
Oh for lodge In q garden Of cucumbOrsl
oh for an iceberg or two At control!
Oh for vale which at midday the dew cumbeTs
Oh for pleasure trip up TO the Pole
Oh for q little one-Story thermometer.
With nothing but Zcrog all ranged IN row
Oh for big, double barrelled hygrometer,
To measure this moisture that rolls from my
brow ....H.g
Oh that this cold world were twenty times colder
THAT'S irony rcd hot Il Reemeth to me
Oh for q turn Of its dreaded cold shoulder
Oh what q comfort an ague would be!
Oh for grotto 10 typify heaven,
Scooped In the rock under cataract VAST
Oh for winter OF discomfort even
oh for wet blankets judlciCuHly cast D.. iEH
Oh for a Soda.fount spouting up boldly
From every hot lamp.POSt against the hot SKY
Oh for proud maiden TO look on me coldly,
Freezing my soul with glance OF her eye.
Then oh for drAught from cup OF "cold p!zen!
And oh for 4 resting place In the cold grave
With bath In the sty1, where the thick shadow
And deepcns the chill of Its dark.runnini
wave!
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EOsKoO CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

..... NORFOLK, Va, Sept. Z, 1869.
Din. J. ]. LAwRENcE-Dcar Sir : Ny son has n.
oSIpOd % much 6SStt from your ICondSrTHl R0tko0
that cannot refrain from expressing my grail
tudc. had tried almost everything without
bOnelt. bCli0ys, In all sincerity, that your
Koskoo 10 an INPALLIBLE remedy for tho disease
from which no has suffered, and, 20 fAr as car
learn, has never failed. II you only knew tho
immense amount Of suffering that he has under,
gone, then you could eSNeetUS The VqIte Of Sueh d
remedy as RoEk00-THAT SURELY CUIlHS. The
Il inOBtlmable With much gratitude,
am, respectfully yours, &c,
MRS. N. Z. A, NELSON.
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INTERESTING TO FRUIT CAN.
NERSs So I"v...-
vegetable Acid, and Mineral POiOOnl
N Eastern papeF EVE

Vegetable Acids and Mineral POiSOnS'
An Eastern paper says
Our attention has been called to this
subject, poison from tin cans) by q nott
Of INQUIRY from lady in Brooklyn, Miss
Julia Coleman, who has achieved conside
rable popularity rs temperance lecturer
and has made the subjects Of food and
nutrition q tavorite study. o %.
The queries she propounds are, We
think, Of sufficient Importance to meriI
public attention, which, once aroused tc
the subject, will not, We trust, be content
until positive answer Is obtained TO the
query which forms the heading Of the
present article
Tin has long been Justly regarded as
one OF the metals from the ordinary use
Of which mankind have nothing to fear,
But tho present ago is characterized by
its fictitious limitations That whichgoes
by the name Of tinGoil Is mostly an alloy
OF tin and lead, and it is charged that
many Of the caps used for glass fruit jars
are made of zinc instead Of tin. II is well
known also that lead Is used In soldering
ems, and that this metal Is attacked by
certain organic acids, whichare contained
in fruits The tin OF commerce is by no
means pure, and housekeCpers will vOuch
TINT the tin cans are often attacked by
these acids, and cat through so MS 10 leak
their fluid contents. In the case Of the
impurities In the tin used 10 coat the iron
Of Inc tin plates OF commerce, when the
cans are titus attacked, it may well be
doubted whether the cumulated effects of
metallic poisoning do not some times re-
suit from this cause.
Our correspondent writes as follows:
80 far as the evidence Of the senses
goes, housekeepers know that cooking to
matoes In tin ruins the basins, as one
good woman said and another admitted
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REPERENcE RY PERMISSION.

REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
Hon. VIM. f. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r, L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
James II. DrOwn.I Appeals OF West Va.
j. J. Jackson, Jr., Judge OF U. 5. District
Court, W. Va.
D. D. +. FnrnswOrth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A. Wernlnger, member Senate.
Jacob HOrnbrook, Prest. West Va. lns. Co.
Jacob N. BIchc, Vice Prest. :"
Caleb Borgess., Attorney, Clarksburg, W. Va.
samuel Woods. Phillippi,
d. White. Sheriff Mercer county.
Il, G. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. n Camden, President of First National Bank,
Parkcrsburg.
And the following members Of tho House of Dele.
gates OF West Virginia.:
Ron. B. IL Smith, KanRwhA county. .... .b
g. G. Burgess, Wayne ..,-. .....
" James Guthrie, WGtZel
- Nathan COT; Harrison
Joseph Teter Barbour
r. II. Hill, Marion
James Hervcy, Brooke
Martin Judy Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry Brannon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddrIdge e
j. r. BnwyGr, Putnam
>" j, s. Wilkinson, Lincoln T" 40,
~ Hlnl%
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Koskoo Ii endorsed by tho best physicians
everywhere Read the following from DR.. Tillery,
= successful practitioner OF many years standing
In the Old North State:
ROCKY MoUNT, EDoECOMBE Co., |
September 10, 1861.
DR, J. J. RAWIIENCE-Dear Sir: have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract OF KOsliOO IN
my practice with the hGpplSEt results. tind It u
BIZ a posOerJI Lirsr LnIl1oTgt0r. HIoOl Puritan,
and NeTr0gS Tonic. In all diseases Oftho Liver
ScrofnlOuS, Syphilitc, and Nervous Affections,
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every variety Of Chronic Diseases Its use Is indi.
Gated. Hoping you may meet with the success
which you deserve as Q manufacturer OF reliable
medicines, l am sir, with much respect
Yonr obodient servant
r. c. TII4RERY, NJ D.
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Read the following from Mr.. Womble, prom.
inent Hardware Merchant Of this city:
No. IS MAREET SoUARE, NORFOLK, Va,
......... .....,...... October 10, 1869.
DR.. LAwRENCE-DOar Sir: To the large mum.
Der Of testimonials which you offer Of the great
efficacy Of your Koskoo, / take pleasure In adding
ny G T.Sd.!sS n EnSa 81 Sn w Two bnt.
ties OF KoBkoo restored mo TO health.
Yours truly, ]. G. WCABLk,
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APPROVED BY THE HIGHEST MEDICAL Gu1RORlr

''PrOIeBsOr Theory and Pfacuco" OF
Medicine, Cincinnati, &C.
One OF the mort eminent medical men OF this
age well known aS the author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: NEwToN's "PRAc
TIcE OF MEDICINE" DISEASES OF CHILDREN"
"NEwToN'S SYMEs SURGERY" &C., In December
number OF American Medical RsrieW-page 27s,
says:
Among tho more recent efforts to Introduce
popularly, some OF the new remedies, we notice
4 new preparation compounded by J. J. LAW
RENEE, n. D., of NORFOLK, Va, which Is fur
nIshed to the profession and the public in any de-
sired quantity. We recently examined his Labor.
1tory, and became FULLY SdtL$tled that all his work
Is done In tho best manner, by the most approved
prOceSSeS and from The 6eJt materials, OlriIy a.
result a medicine MEETING the CONFIDENCE of the
PHYSICIANS and the PUBLIC"
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TOHN r. & A, MURDOCH,
FLORISTS AND sEEDSMeN

No liP, smIthhsld, St, Pittsburgh, Pa,
ODER large btoek OF Flowers and Vegetable
Seeds, Roses, VorbenAs, GerAnlums, IelIouopes,
DAhhes, TLberoses, 0ladlolus, &c, &C,
Send for catalogue Of mock AprO
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FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.
GREAr BRIDaE, u, oetober 8, ls8O.

UREAT BhIDGE, VA, Uctober 3, 1863.
J. J. LAWRENCE, N. D.-Doar Sir: cheeFfulIy
endorse eour KOSkOo a. being q most valuable
preparation. Upon examination OF tho formula,
lnd each Ingredient highly extollcd by our best
and most progressive clinical lnvesuRat l
have teSted It's ehcctA In my own practice, and
nave no hesitation In recommending It. In my
nil before the MISUNDERSTANDING bv tST All S he
various compounds Of SArHAparillG &c, ever In.
vented. Its decided Nerve Tonic, and lnvig-
orator Of the animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should DO the basis OF treatment In
all chronic diseases. Hoping y0u Will reap the
reward you deserve rom tho public az . benOfac-
tor, am sir, yours truly,
CHARLES LLOYD, NJ. D.
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KOSkOO Cures ScrOfula in its Worst
Forms.

From A. W. MILLS, a prominent aud well known
merchant OF Norfolk, Va.
No. II MAN STREET, NORFOLK, Va,
September IS, 1869.
Dr. LAwRENCH-DeAr Sir: Your Koskoo has
worked wonders in my family. My daughter has
been sufferer from ScroiulA since childhood.
She lost thIrty.on pieces OF bone from her ankle
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for all sCrOfIlous affections. Your KoskoO also
cured my wife Of dyspepsia, from which she suf-
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hos ben In iCe years.
With the highest regards
BE-" lam gratefully yours, &c,
A. W. MILLS.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore a. Ohio Railroad G.

fan III E Est
WKELiN0, June II, 1870.
DASSEN GER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and aEtcr
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAVEs H wEsT-LEAVEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
u $50 a. M. daily at. 1O:4JA, NJ.
ARRIVES AT BellRlrG -.-.,. lI:S5 a. III.
GraFlon .... $50 4 nj @! ARRIVES At
8Siumore =. $50 F. m. sSpdusky -. $40 i m.
WRlbtn City, 1000 u m Columbus. 5:S5 y. III.
New York. =. 800 ., M Cincinnati 1880 p. III.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvRs wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling daily IH Leayus WheslluE
800 p II" RS 5IRI1Iy Az rs SSs. M
Baltimore 80. 800 u. H.. AHAIyEsAT
Wash'n City. $40 a, IN GAINESVILLE. .iEO p. H.
New York : $40 p! III. Columbus. .$N j., M.
,LSSsundayS excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
KAsT-LEAVEs r wEsr-LEAvES.
wheeling daily lg.G 'LeavG Wheeling
At ......... 1i:S5 D. NJ. daily At. 1870 Il. M.
AAmVEs At ARRIVES At
Grafton so. 400 a. III. Newark ..,. .B:FO q. III.
Baltimore :. .44S y. III. SAndusky .... 900 p. III.
WaSh'n City. 6:45 j.. N. Columbus, I:l5 n. III.
Now York. :. 600 u. m. Cincinnati l9:OO III.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION
E4BT-LEAVEB wEBr-LRAVES
wheeling daily, fISWheellng daily
at 10t65 IN. az. .&66 p. III.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Grafton. .. 4:IO p. M. ZAuCsvilG. =. 900 y. IN.
PArkershprH :. 9i5 p. M. Newark. 80. 1910 j. M.
Cumberland. .10:t5 p. m. Sandusky. .9:05 j. III,
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted
Trains on tho Main Line make connections At
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia; New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
tngton City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection nj
Columbus for oil points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be procured
At the office JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of transportation, Baltimore
r. T. DRNRIES,
junl4 General Agent, Wheeling
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor DInwlddle
Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va, October %, 1859.
This 10 70 certify that know DR.. LawTence
vol, He IL gentleman OF cultivation, and wor-
thy Of the fullest confidence. have used his
KoskoO with advantage 70 myself and have adopt
ed Its use In my family In cnsOS Of nervous debLl
lty aud depreSGlOn. .
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NEpIcAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK HosPITA1.
Established az q Refuge from
Quaok0Fy.
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN
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VuE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CUhk CA&N
BE OBTAINED. ....
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for Weakness Of the Back or Limbo, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyolun'
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the subject will pretend 10 deny that the power
Of procfeatlOn Is lost sooner by thoSo llInV into
improper habits than by tho prudontH Besides
being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy oli
spring, tho most serious and destructive Symp
toms Of both body and mind arise The system
Functions Weakened, Loss OF PrOcreRtiVo Power,
Nervous Irritabillty, DySpepSiA, PalpitEtion oil
tho Heart Indigestion, Constitutional DEBILITY,
aud Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON

Member Of the Royal College u Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of the most eminent Col
leges In the United States, and the greater part
oEwhose life has been spent In the hospital Of
effected some Of the mot aEt0nIShinE cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing IN
the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bashf1l
ness, with frequent blu8hing, attended some.
mediAtclY - =
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Cleveland & Pittsburg. Railroad
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER IS

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WHKELlN0, June II, 1870.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08

- The Young mems National Christian Confer
ence, at Indianapolis, have selected the second Sab
bath of November as a day of prayer throughout the
world for these Associations.
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hoped to surround their opposition with a halo of
popularity and responsibility which neither those
connected with it, their arguments, or the occa-
sion, gave the least pretension of right. They
have only succeeded in reminding us of those
characters we hear of in the City Of New York,
who are in the habit of taking cheap dinners at a
back street restaurant-and picking their teeth
on the steps of the Astor House.