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DELIGHTED UELNyQUENTS.

Interesting Proceedings al the House OF Refuge
The Easy Way The Best-Kind Words and
Trade Completing Reformation-certih-
Gates Of Good Conduct Conferred on
Thirteen Boys-The Boys to Leave
the House and Go TO Work
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NEW YORK STATE NOMINATIONS.
Republican,

Republican,.
MADisoN.-Assemby, First district, John W. Lip
pitt.
HERKIMER.-Assemby, Eeazer G. Rice.
GENEsEE..-Assemply, volney G. Knapp; District
Attorney, william @. Watson; Session Justice
Charles w. Runsey
ULsTER-Assembly, First district, Robert Lough.
ran: Third district, Allen A. Whitaker.
ORANGE.--SecOnd district Frank q. Abbott.
OTsEGO.-County Judge Samuel s. Edick; Surro
gate, Eli G. Belknap; District Attorney, Peter D..
Fay; Justice OF sessions, Isaac Schafer; Assembly,
First district, Morgan Bryan; Second district, j..
lee Tucker.
RENssELAER.-Assembly, Second district, John l..
Snyder.
CAlrARAuGUs.--DisrrictA Attorney w. G. Laidlaw; |;
Justice OF Sessions Captain Hunt; Assembly, First
district, q. +. Veddcr; Second district, Enocn Iiol.
bridge.
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schr Joseph Nickerson. Saght Baltimore fof buts0n
scbr w Hine, Lane, Baltimore for Bridgeport
Passed Through Hell Gates
""s"
'0CND SOUTH

BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Francon. Brsss Portland for New York. with
& sshr Ruth hodgdon rsaaeton, Rockand for New YORK;
schr america, iIsraham, Rockand New York. with
He sshr 70 frsssy mo- 20; sh. ,s.na ,or Nav york with
lime to ] r Brown i SON. ''''"A''
sstr r Gregory Ihoradike, vinahaven for New York.
schr Sarah Quincy Gurney Haven for Port John
SON.
sshr Eashiop sf an, ,molbs9ok Eas!port for New York
: schr Cora. Bush Rockport for Ellzabehport 49,.
chr schr wckson fs River for New YORK
schr i < Vaughan, Wesley. NorweS @ for PhiadeUuis.
ssr A,si sonss for New s S0r New YORK
sehr SeSrse Peck Stanford New York.
Steamer Abatross Davis, Fa River for New York, with
stealnc: Me,ls, DAVIS Providence for New York, with
steamer Panther No J. smith, Bridgeport for rhaiephs
BOUND East.
a sGs il MmpstSn s. S.r!sI New York for 81 john NB
rcLr xppssak, Bond. Port johnson fOr New London.
M g s ss$ asss1 s:s1.
scSr Ssnanco, caypos Baime1e Ho ior Proyaence
h scSr wna WHrWcs EsabethpSr for N1rwch Far
ssSr John sa,%sn, adams Philadelphia Boston
hr Esca os Hf% Ssssn S1 FOR FOR
S:Sa s%5
ass New YORK
Schr A Kingsley, Kingsley, New York for New London
Schr Salle Burton. Palmer. New York for Stamford.
Schr Mary Russell. Smith, philadelphia. for bingham.
Schr Anna E Stafford, POWELL Philadelphia for PawtuckcL
Schr Helen Mar, Warj Port johnson for Taunton
denca.
Schr Thompson, Eldrdge, Ezabetnpor for Fan River
Schr Frank HerDert, Crowell, Phladephia for Hartford
Schr Henry Lcmuel, Jarvis New York for New Haven.
Schr Edwin Latham Georgetown, DC, for Bridgeport
Schr Sas Branard Smith, Elizabehport for Providence.
Schr Crescent Lodge, Nns Rondout for Ncwburyport.
Schr Joseph Hay Beebe, Philadelphia for Providence.
Steamer Electra, Mott, New for Providence.
Steamer Meus DAVIS, New York for Providence.
Steamer Doris, Young New York for Providence
WHIyEsToNE, IL Oct 900 Pm.
heavy gale from NV blowing for the past "a
heura and s prevails westward meet with
consderab.e delay in consequence.
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Tha Wca,her in ,he City Yesterdny.

The Weather In the City Yesterday.
The following record win show the cnlnge, In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parison with the correso ondiny day OF last year as
ndica,ed by the thermometer at uudnut'5 Phars
macy HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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CoLLISGwoOD, Ont, Oci. 20 1871.
The Chcora, flom Fort william, reports having
encountered a fearful storm on Lake superior.
Georgian Tay is covered with dense smoke from
the burning toods.
The American schooner Pover. owned by r. h
X. Winslow, OF Cleveland, and bound FOR Bulalo.
laden with Is, oo5 bushels Of wheat, struck rock on
Ms,Inase during heavy gale and sunk. she i a
total wreck. lDe crew were saved The schooner
W. Fisk IS also ashore of Manloulin Island.
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= tuMWuuy Assembly NOmun0tOuse
The Tammany Assembly Conventions were held
last evening" aud the following nominations made;-
D,st. Nominees.
Nicholas Muller.
James DpnDhy.
!oals: oam j hsSsr sIair rsnSminassa IreTS%ina'sa
5-John Hughes declined nomination.,
6-T1mothy J. Campbell rcnominatedA
flames Reilly.
S-SylNeser Il. Nolan.
.s--Wiliiam C. Bergen.
l0-AdJourned
l--Adjourncd.
l2--W iIliam-W. Cook (renomlnatedL
l3-tlchard Flanagan ren0mlnatedk
IA. Tyler Kelly renominatedl.
l5-Alexander Frear (renominatedk
le-James Irving trenominateds
17-Adjourned.
1S-AdjOurned.
1s-Thomas q Fields renominased,.
20-Adj0urned.
2l-AdOarned
In the Sixteenth Assembly district, where James
Irving was renominateO, there was very large
assemblage. Mr. irving, who gained not0rlely dur
ing the last session. and was obliged by the influence
OF the country members TO Withdraw from the Legis
lature. made speech last evening and gave an ex-
planatiou OF hts alteration with Mr. Weed, who, he
SAID the originator OF the quarrel and had, by
repeated insults, incensed him Mr. lrvingl beyond
control. For twenty three years he (hr. lryng had
voted the straight democratic ticket. He had not
sought the present nomination; but having been
chosen would do his best ior the success OF the
den ocratlc ticket.
In tne Nineteenth district Thomas q. Fields re-
ceived the nomination by acclamation MR. Fields
made speech, In which he said that the democratic
party could not be Overthrown by the msdeeds OF q
lew men. ii there had been frauds and the guilt
could be fixed on any one he lMr. fiedsl would he
the first 10 advocate the punishment oil the guilty
parties.
Democratic Union Assembly Convention
tRocsevclO.
The Democratic Union parry, OF which Mr. Roose-
welt announces himself the leader, appointed last
evening as the one on which to nominate members
of Assembly As in past years, however, the ''con.
ventlons,' as rule, met only III imagination, and
therefore little business Of materaI importance was
were held, and at the advertised headquarters no
one seemed 10 know anything OF the party The
only nominations made Were:-
| DiSf. Noniuges.
1--James Healy.
! 2U-Abraham Dowdney,
| 81 John BalmOre.
Reform Democracy Senatorial Nomination.
The reform democracy Of the Sixth Senatorial
| district met last evening and nominated Martin
Nachtman by accamatlon. The attendance at the
| Convention was very large. Mr. Nachtman MADE q
| speech pedging himself, If elected, 10 devote his
energies 10 The reform OF our municipal govern
ment.
Custom Uause Republican Nominations.
county convention OF delegates OF the custom
House republican party was held last night and
Nominated the following candidates.
George G. barrett for Supreme Court, Charles =.
Daiy ior Common Pleas, and General Sisel Tor
Register.
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MATT, NAL POLICE CONVENTION.

ANeTaRe Temperature ycstrfNdy u
Average temperature for corresponding date
lasI year Observation-Disclosures. 811
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BELOW

Bark Everhard (NG Basson, from Bremen Sept TO- Re
IS, Ion 67)
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SHIPPING NEW
Aimanas ,or New Yorx -rajs Day.

Aimanas ;or New YORK. rajs Day.
Sun rises. ..... 6 Is Moon sets. ....eve IL 81
Sun sets. 49,. IL High water. morn 2 OIL
OCEAN STEAMERS,
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
Steamer. Sojis 1 Dessin1,,,. OT>.
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Two OF the discharged boys VIII return 10 work at
tbe House or hefuge Monday next. Mr.. G. u.
Bigeow OF the Bav STATE shoe and Leather Com.
pany, who was present al the proceedings yester.
day, engaged the eleven Others at fuli wages, and
tDey, also, are to 60 TO work on Monday. Several
letters from prominent citizens, regletting that
superintendent, among the one from Governor
JiOffman.
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Cnstnm Unu.r Iscru,,Iicnn Nami,

Custom House Republican Nominations.
county convention OF delegates OF the custom
House republican party was held last night ana
Nominated the following candidates.
George G. Darrett for Supreme Court Charles y.
Daiy ior Common Pleas and General sise Ior
kcniStcI.
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Marine Disasters.

Steamship Manhattan, Liverpool.
Wind AT sunset NV, fresh.
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2 C LL IC A L.


Z Tnmmnny Assembly Nominations.
The Tammany Assembly Conventions were held
last evening, aud the following nominations made:-
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TINS CEKIIFItNTE
) 10 awarded to
The completion OF his apprenticeship o. nine
months,
in ID. New York House Of Refuge,
AS A TESTIMONIAL
OF the
skill, work knianship and covcct conduct
which he has Shown while connected with the Honse
From the knowledge have thus gained OF his ex-
pertuess and faithful recoIncnd him TO The
vices.
Then follow The names of the ofc-rs
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10 you, aud therefore sent Il 70 you for
that purpose, md not with the view OF It's
being published either editOrially or as a
communication. mw!
Mr., Lamb, says that profess to give
q statement OF The amount Of the county
levies for seven years, and that In five Of
the seven years they are incorrect. lai m
For five OF the seven years the amount
0fthe levles Is taken from bills filed by
the Railroad Company TO enioin the col
lection OF tho taxes, one Of which Is sworn
TO by John W. Garrett, President OF the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Company,
and the others by John King Jr, Vice
President. Isupposed their sworn state
ments were entitled 10 credit ''" '.'N
/ find upon reviewing their statements,
that In the tax Tor 1865, there's eithera
clerical or typographical error Of "a cents.
And In the taxes Of 1868, there Is an error,
probably typographical, Of 800, which
should be added to the amount charged
for that year. My information as 10 the
amount Of the taxes of 1860 and 1870,
was derived from Mr., Lamb, and Is given
In round numbers as he was not able 10
give the precise amount. Where Mr..
Lamb gets the amount Of tue taxes ] do
not kn0w,a l should like 70 SEQ a de-
tailed statement, so that i may DO known
where the error Is. - '-'' - ''-.'. ,'.''
The suggestion made by Mr. Lamb that
tho taxation provided f0r9in the law Of
1S47, being general" might make It
doubtful whether Il was not designed to
exclude local taxation, has never troubled
me o particle since the decisionof the
case by the Court Of Appeals Of West
Virginia. The, Court Of Appeals held
that the term general" was used In con-
tradistinction 10 "special," and was de-
signed to protect tic company from being
subjected TO any other or special tax that
other property was not subject TO. But
whatever difference Of opinion there might
have been on that subject before tho de-
cislon Of the Court Of Appeals, that Is an
end Of the controversy. Because. there is
no question better settled than that the
Supreme Court Of tho United States will
follow the decision Of the State Courts In
tho construction Of State laws. And the
counsel tor the Railroad Company must
have been Of. tho same opinion or the
Railroad Company would not have paid
$25, 900 10 avoid tie decision Of the qucs-
tion. --'''--
tits undoubtedly true that 1t was com.
petent for the Supervisors Of Marshall
county and their Counsel TO settle the case
without consultation with the Counsel
employed BY the State to assist in the
management Of the cause Bnt no man
knows better than Mr.. Lamb that Is
very unusual for ono Of several counsel
engaged in tho management Of very i'm
poFtant cause, to take upon himself the
responsibility Of settling 1t without con.
sultation with his colleagues,
There is no gentleman practising In our
courts with whom IL affords me greater
pleasure to DO associated than Mr.. Lamb.
lie is intelligent, frank manly, and In
dustrious, and always takes hls full share
Of the labor and responsibility. His dc.
parture from his USUAL course in this case
Is, therefore, the more remarkable. '0i
sG me- sdiiJ otaa ! D. STANTON.
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hANAtAAFSA ~ AAAAAAooASAh
Hon, VIM, Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va. rg
III" r, L.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court Of
. James Il. Brown, Appeals Of West Va,
4" j! ]. jackson, Jr.i Judge OF U. 5. District
Court, W. Va. ..t.
D. D. 4. FaEnsworth, President Of Senate,
Z" A.W6rnineor, member Senate. '.'f ="
u " Jacob Hornbrook, PrCst West Va. Ins. Co.
Jacob N. Blchol, Vice Prest-
Caleb Bogecss, Attorney, Clarksburg, W. Va.
s y WITTY % SSeFifr Mercer county, Gtypp'
II, q, Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
in Camden, President Of First National Bank,
And tho GLOWING members Of the House Of Dele.
Ratcs OF West Virginia:
Hon. B. II. Smith, KanaWhA county. 80 - y.
q. @. Burgess, Wayne ,.
james Guthrie, WctzGl '"
" Nathan GOT, Harrison urg .la
Joseph Tetet, Harbour
n II. NJ. Hill, Marion ffIl "IHfn
James Heryey, Brooke -, ....4, d .
Martin Judy, Grant pm
q" II. Davidson, Taylor IN. ,.l mlI.
Henry Brannon, lewls
Ni +" Floyd Nicely, DoddFidgc 81 ~ .f
]. n, BoWyef, Putnam ......... .
u.s.. Wilkinson, Lincoln
L! iii ioiTi6q 5I'il5. T,-lus JAMS
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The Methodist Book Concern Invcs.
ri tigatien.
NEW YoRK, Jan. y,

New York, Jan. 12.
The Book Committee of The Methodist
Episcopal Church met for the purpose Of
investigating the charge made against the
Rev. John Lanahan, OF this city, the assis.
tant agent OF the concern, and for which
no was suspended at the last meeting Of
the Book Committee, in Cincinnati, last
October.
Previous to the formal assembling Of
the committee, the four bishops met to-
gether in room separate from the Board
room, TO decide upon what their course
of action should DO In the approaching
trial. The question of public session
was argued OF great length, nearly every
member Of the committee being heard on
the subject. f,.. 4.
J The Bishops expressed themselves
In favor as throwing open the doors,
and Rev. Mr.. Buckley, for the accused, al!
so spoke forclbly In favor OF the greatest
publicity The majority Of the commit
tee, however, appeared TO DO DESTROYS TO
keep the proceedings as secret as possible,
Tor the reason, say outsiders, that Il Is ex-
pected that the defense OF Mr.. Lanahan
will place some oil them In an extremely
unfavorable light before the Church and
the community, showing their completely
10 q very great extent in the frauds that
they arc trying topunish him for expos.
ing. IVY '' w ="
At12:45, after an exhaustive session Of
three hours, o vote was taken on tho mo-
ton to have the sessions public, and re.
suited In q vote of 8 to 4; Rev. Drs. Pike,
Woodruff, Vernon, and Sheer voting aye.
During tho sermon Of the morning tho
building was thronged with, clergymen,
who were loud In their protests against
being excluded from the courtroom.
They said TINT this was not business at.
fectfng tho committee, it belonged to the
whole church, and that the church would
not DO satisfied with the result, whatever
It might DO arrived at In this secret man.
ner. fHd 4 }t up. H'' 'ui l9I
It Is understood that il the committee
adhere TO their resolution 10 exclude them
they will present q formal written protest
against such action and demand adrnis.
sion as right not as favor. The re.
malnder Of the afternoon session was de.
voted to arranging the prellminaries Of
tho trial. II was announced that the Row.
Theodore Runyan, Of Newark, and 3. L.
Farnshaw, Of this city, would conduct the
case for tho prosecution, and that the Rev.
J. N. Buckley, Of Stamford, Conn; Judge
Reynolds, and Mr.. A. ]. Yanderpool, Of
this city, would appear for the defense. A
persistent effort was made to exclude the
latter gentleman, on account OF his not DO,
longing TO the Methodist Church, which
was unsuccessful up to the time Of the
proceedings. WE ~ --L,--il u.
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An establishment for tanning alligatnrs'
hides at Roxbury, Mass, takes oil the
green hides Of tlese reptiles captured at
New Orleans and Along the coast Of Flor.
ida. Tho hides undergo d long and eS.
pensiye tanning process, lasting for eight
months, during which time they are hand
led regularly every week. They are tam.
ed into an exceedingly tough and elastic
leather, said TO be imperyiods to water.
The skins Of the young animals only arc
available, rs after maturity the hide DO.
comes horny. aaIti'l' y ,.ias1' iey1S
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YouSo MEN will dowoll to remember
that a young man who Afterwards besamO
one of the Wealthest merchants III Phila.
delphia, began housekeeping OH u salary
Of $500 o year; but he laid up o part Of
that $500, and ho made tia rule Of his lie
never 10 increase Ills expenses rs East aS
his income increased. inrrrrl1 liId.e
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\ YOUNG LApY-who has been taken
half a mile beyond her destination onthe
street cats-"lts really TOO bad, ] told
you when | first got ID where / wished to
be set down. Cohdgetor.-"Wcll, Miss,
i lot you out as soon as eyer I could find
II in my art 10 part with you" .
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DIR. Hooaand's Pedophyllin
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL.


T.siHsost poprfl, vi iaaoatat, Vegetable Co.
2, 'tM3aa NJ Uartie knoWn. ,sn7, Eo
ItIsnot necessary to take q handful Of these
Pills to produce the desired effect; two Of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing tho Liver
Stomach, and Bowels Of oil Impurities. The
principal ingredient 70 Podophyllin, OF the Alec.
hOllc Extract Of Mandrake, which Is BY many
times moro Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than the Mandrake ittSlf. Itspecaliar action Il
upon the Liver, cleaning Il speedily from all oh
structions, with all The power Of Mercury, yet
fce from the injurious results attached to the use
Of that mineral. .-.t, .r,.. niry b,
For all diseases, in which tho use Of ealhart!c
10 indieatcd, these Pills will give entirc satlsia
tloniin every case. They,HsUtr haiL Fgmhl 90
lncasCs Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
extreme CostlyCnpSS, Dr.. Hooland's German
BItters'or Tonic shonld DO used In connection
with The Pills. Thetohle effect OF the Bitters OF
Tonic bull1s up the system. Tho BlttCrs or Ton
10 purlaos tho Blood, Strengthens the nerves
rtySlaies the Liver, and gIyea strength, energy,
and yigor.i ~ t.,I.,..-.+...,..
hpup SVuE .boWVlu ASttNu WIN tup htaN hhA
tone mp the system with BitterS or Tonic, and no
disease anretain la hold, OF ever assailyou. q
These medicines arc sold by oil Druggists and
dealers In medicines everywhere.
Reeolleet thatit Is On. n6oPLASp's GEnMAS
REAEprRt, that are ID universally used aud high.
" recommended; aud do not allow tho Druggist
to induce you to take anything else that no may
say Is Just as good, because hS makes larger
profit omit, These Remedies Wfllbe cent BY ES.
press to any locality, upon application 10 the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, At tho GERMAN MIDI.
CINE STORE, Gsi ARCH STREET, PIII1A
DELPHIA, .iI ,i ....f.s.,., ,...t
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
al a Formerly q. n. jackson a Co.
Tas~. RemAdia ars for sale b, DruVOlat', StOrt-
ttpGS, aRd ksdla1 Dtatsri, Sysrytthtri
throughout Gs Uatttf slditI, tdhadds, Soal
AN.eFled, dNi IA Tigt IadlAI.i idsIaD "
iaisR gbeI lAUauLIN, SMITH 4 CO., M
.n.,asftr MI uaNatu fuhatnsala A aala
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, An Ohio gentleman wants to GuI the
strings OF $1,000, 900 corSetS, supposed to
'be at present contracting The chests Of as
many citizens Of the United Statcsi % bloa
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ORGANTO WFAKNRSs

Immediately cured aud full yigOr restored.
This distressing affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 The penalty
Young persons are too apt 10 Commit excesSee
rom not being aware Of the dreadful conseauen.
ces that may enste. Now, who that undurstands
tho subject will pretend to deny that The power
Of procFoaton Is lost sooner BY those Milling into
improper habits than BY the prudcntI DesIdeA
being deprived OF tho pleasure Of healthy on.
spring, tho most serious and destructive symp
toms Of both body and mind arise The system
becomes deAnged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakcned, Loss Of ProcfeAtivo Power,
Nervous Irrttabllity, Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of
tho Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
and Wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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MEDICAL.
w MEDICAL. .,s.l..5ll..
Hoofland's German Bitters,
Hoof1and's German Tonic,
Hoofand's Podophyllin Pill
Hoofand's Greek Oil. e "a
HOofland's German Bitters,

Hoofland's German Bitters,
A BIttsrs without Alcohol or Spirits Of any
.u. ,7 Kind, ..... .....,l
u dInarcnt from al others. Its composed Of
the pure juices or VITAL PrlNcrPEE OF Roors,
Herbs. AID BAREs, Or as incidentally termed,
extracts, the worthless or Inert portions Of the
Ingredients not being used. Therefore, IN one
bottle Of this Bltters there Is contained as much
medicinal virtue as viii DO found in several gal
Ions Of ordinary mixtures, The Roots, Sc, used
In this BItters are grown in Germany, their vital
principles extracted In that country by seisu'
tho Chemist and forwarded TO the mandatory
in this city, where they arc compounded and
bottled. ContalnIngnO spIrituOus ingredients
tho Bitters Is free from the objections urged
against all others no desire for stInulAntS can
DO induced from their use, they cannot mako
drunkards, and cannot, under any circumstances,
have any bat beneficial effect. .si. .,..'., I
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MEpIcAL..

DR.. johnson has discovered tho most OertAIn
Speedy, and only ElcctuAl Remedy In the World
for Weakness Of tho Bach or Llmbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder lnyOiun'
tAry Discharges, Impoteney, General Debility,
Nervousness Dyspepsia, LanguOr, Low Spirits,
Timldity, Trembling, DImnpss Of Sight, or cid,
dilGsS Disease OF the Head, Throat Nose or.
Skin, Affections Of tho LlYGr, Lungs, Stomach Of
BowGls-those Terrible Disorders arising from
Solitary Habits OF Yonth-Secfet and SOLITARY
Practcee more fatal 70 their victims than The
Ing their most brilliant hopes or antlcIpaiISns
fafidaFi0sr M Rtia.a So M ia
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Member efthe Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one OF the most eminent Col.
leges 10 the United 6tates, and the greater pat
OF whose llte has been spent In tho hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head aud cars whom asleep, great nervous.
meas, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended some.
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured i'm.