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San Interesting Case of Conscience.

In 1866 merchant received through
the post office letter, written in a dis
guised hand, as follows:
81 owe the firm Of --------, s., which
I stole, and am anxious to pay. 1 hope
to tell you of it personally, some day. In
the meantime l will mail you ten dollars a
waekI commencing the first of July, till
paidT;T interest and principal will be two
thousand dollars. -. DO not try 10 dis
cover mos send one dollar ho,Ej IF you
accept please advertise in the Herald
{ Personals and sign yourself \, w.
,TAs 9merchanf replied as, lreguesteds
Every week from that date. an envelope
was received through the mail, enclosing
ten dollars with no other writing but the
number of the payment, until the two
hnndredth payment was received, with
the following lines written in the same
disguised hand: . 1..'..rl. w, ,.r
,'fTys hundreth payment send two,
dollars.m6ret Is you have got Them an,
please advertise in the Herald Personals
If not, please advertise how many are
lost, and viii send them = foif
-Tbe merchant replied, "The two hun
dredth payment is received. All right.
Come, and sec me, and yonr, name shall
be saeFedly confidential" A few weeks
after this, young man met this merchant
on the sidewalk and handed him a COPY
of the New York Herald, and pointing
out the advertisement under the head Of
Personals, and with a trembling voice
said, 81 am the person who wronged you
while in your employ, and have BEEN max
ing my weekly payments to you~nntil>I /
paid the debt, which 1 hope God has fOrA
givenI' -,1e,
">NeEer was my surprise greater" says
the merchant who communicates this fact,
=" than to stand before the individual who
had for two hundred weeks, without fail.
sent the amount he had taken from me and
he one of whom never had the least sus-
picion." a
Such an instancs of fSsntinued steGafast.
ness of purpose and 7urostentation, is evil
dence Of true penitence and thorough re-
form. 1t should be recorded as an exam-
pie for every one who hiss been guilty Of
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SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS


SUPERIOR! INDUCEMENTS
V-o PARTIES WHO WILL GET UP
Clubs With sfewt to extend the circulation
Of the ARGUS, we have determined 20 offer the fol
lowing very liberal Inducements to parties who viii
get up CLUBS. .. 10 ,.lsl ,fi r g
70 Read Our Premium List!
To the person Who will send US club Of
ten yearly subscribers we Will give Fiae
Gold Ring, worth. $50 %
For fifteen subscribers we will give an
elegant Moss Agate Ring, worth. Is 90
For twenty subscribers We will give beau
tiful Glass Fruit Dish, mounted upon
triple silverEplated stand, worth. 20 co
For twenty-five subscribers we win give
genuine American Silver Watch, worth. h..... IS 90
For thirty subscribers we will give lady's
late style Leon Watch-chain, Of solid
gold, worth. .................... 80 90
For thirty-hve Scrfbers we win give
set of Moss Agate welry (breastpin and
ear-rings) Worth..s. '................... IS 90
Forfon 'bscribers will give an Ameri-
can OF. 81. Watch, - ~Nrth.............. 40 90
For fifty subs eTswe will give splendid
triple silver plateO a Service consisting Of
Those who get up cit IS must bear in mind that
our terms Cash Ioith the of SubscriberS,
and that the number must count yearly-two six
months subscribers viii be one. counting for the
premium.
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There Is No Humbug about This

We guarantee every article in our premium list
70 be Just we represent md whenever a club
is received calling for eth If the above arti les
the prize so gained will b Immediately expressed
to the party sending us the ub .
Our terms are So co. ear, or 81 90 for six
months, in coin, to b. pal nVariaby in advance.
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this sin. 1t is proper to add that this
young man is now in a prosperous busi-
ness, enjoying the confidence of his fellow
men. and is a worthy member of a Chris
tian church. " Blessed is he whose trans
gressiOn is forgiven, whose sin is coversd "
Wheat DEFICIENCY IN EUROPE.-The
Marx Lane Erpress (Englisb) estimates
that eighty-one million bushels Of wheat
(including four will be required by the
different countries Of Europe to supply
the deficiencies of last years crop, or up
othe first of next September, and says
7that thirty-two million bushels must come
from merica, including Canada, Chill
and Australia. 1t estimates that Russia
will supply twenty million bushels, Ger
many, twelve million, Hungary a little
over nine and one half million, Turkey and
Dannbian Principali.ies four million, and
Egypt two million bushels.
, 1871-05-04

~ O., F. GERRISH & CO.. call ths
attention Of parties desiring to purchase to
their large and complete stock of goods,
which are offered at very low rates.
, 1871-05-04

In quantities to suit purchasers and other articles
in endless variety. E. s. FOWLER,
Corner Of Water and Adams Streets,
Port Townsend, W.T.. ku
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, June g

NEW YORK, June y.
FLOUR-Steady with a fair demand;
S. 6O@5 95 for supertine State;
s. l5@6 80 for extra State Sc $50
6 40 for choice do; s. 60@5 95 for
superfne western; Sc 1895 Is for com
mon to medium extra western; IS 80
@6 80 for choice do; s. 9O@7 Is for
good to choice white wheat western
extra; Sc 30@6 40 for common to
good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio SC 45@6 95 for trade brands;
Sc 30@6 80 for common to fair extra
St. Louis and Sc S5@9 90 for good to
choice do, the market closing steady.
Southern flour without material change;
s. S0@7 30 for common to fair extra;
and 81 35@9 90 for good to choice do
Rye flour unchanged at 81 25@6 10.
Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat, market lie bet.
ter with good export demand at 81 81
al 50 for spring to arrive and at1oat
81 66 for winter red western and 81 63f
for common white Michigan. Rye
quiet. Barley dull and nominal. Bar
ley malt more active at 81 % for State
and 81 35 for Canada. Corn firm at
7l@72c for common western mixed;
74@754c for good to prime do. and 7Sc
for white do. Oats steady at 65!@70c
for western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady; SIS 81
Ml5 so for new mess; $l3 006
Is so for prime. and $l3 00@l4 90 for
new prime mess. Beef, quiet at $40 90
OLA 10 for plain mess and $l4 0O@
II 90 for extra mess. Beef hams dull
at $40 00@26 90. Tierce beef dull at
800 00@25 90 for prime mess; % O0@
% 90 for India mess. Cut meats un-
changed at l0@l2!c for hams and $40
&c for shoulders; middes quiet. Lard
heavy at 9@l04c for steam and
l0@l0ic for kettle rendered.
BUTTER - Firm at l0@23c for
western, and l2@2Sc for State.
CHEESE-Steady at 5@l2lc for
common to prime.
COTTON-Opened quiet and steady
at Isle for middling and l9tc for md
ding uplands
PETROLEUM-Quiet and firm at
l5i@lj!c for crude, an 268@26!c for
refined.
TALLOW Steady at 9@9ic; stear-
rine quiet at ll@l2ic.
WHISKY-Quiet at 93c.
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Born to Good Luck.

From the Albany Argus
There is an old saying that it is bet
ter to be born lucky than rich. But
to be a recognized friend OF the admin
istration embraces all the advantages
of both conditions. That is, if you are
lucky enough to stand well with Grant,
riches will come OF themselves, if you
are not bothered with scrupIes about
doing his dirty work. One OF the lucky
ones is the treasurer Of the United
States, whose curious signature is seen
on greenbacks as well as fractional cur
rency Of the government. Something
like dozen years ago, F. +. Spinner,
who had attained to the local dlstlnc-
ton OF General Of militia in Herki-
mer county, having been one Of the
strIctest of the sect of the Democrats,
and having an instructive aversion to a
minority, free,soilisr being rampant in
that county, shifted himself into the
ranks Of that party and got elected to
Congress. He was utterl y undlstln-
gushed in the house, having nothing to
say and as little 10 do; but he was
serviceable tool OF the party, and
upon the advent of Radcalism at
Washington he was made treasurer,
which office he has held up to the
present time. There has been no end
Of scandal respecting the irregularities
in his bureau and repeated efforts have
been made to procure his removal, but
he seems to have been man after
Grants own heart, and the rumor is
that he has rendered the administration
a great many services some Of them Of
rather a delicate nature and there is
said to be a grateful feeling entertained
toward him in the White House. At
anv rate, favors have been showered
upon him to an extent that proves him
to be special favorite. He is not only
allowed long leave of absence TO travel
in Europe at his leisure, but he has a
special commissioner from the Treas
ury Department as agent, with addi-
tional pay of so per diem at 10 cents
per mile for travel. SO that a public
officer who leaves his post for MS own
comfort and benefit, is not only permit
ted to draw full pay while heal th-seek-
ing and sightseeing abroad, but con-
venient pretext is found by which his
salary is more than doubled during this
pleasure trip. As the Treasurer goes
attended with a female suite, taken
from his bureau here, perhaps this
extra allowance was made TO cover the
cost of that unusual staff. Besides
these privileges, were informed that he
has appropriated to his personal use in
the Treasury Department rooms fur
nished at the public expense, where he
actually resides when in Washington.
An inquiry next winter will probably
develop all the facts, which cannot fail
to interest the public and to show how
things are done in the federal city.
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cincinnati Marker.
CINCINNATI, June 9,

CINCINNATI, June 9.
COTTON-Dull and lower; middling
lS4@lSlc; other grades are proportion
ately lower.
FLOUR-Firm; superfne at S. S5@
& %; family Sc 1901 w.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and offerings
light; red winter in good demand at
81 5O@l -, hill 81 j5@l sc: white
81 62@l 65. Corn dull at 5j65Sc.
Oats unchanged at 52@57c. Rye in
light demand dull at 50c@Sl 90. Bar.
ley; nothing doing at 90c@sl 10.
HAY-Steady.
OILS.-Linseed quiet at 92695c.
PROVISI0NS-Unsettled and weak.
Mess pork at SIS 75@l6 90. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders at 5!65sc; rib
sides at TIC clear rib sides at &c clear
sides at Sc, all loose Bacon firm;
shoulders at 6lc; clear rib sides at Sic;
clear sides at &c, all packed. Sugar
cured hams at l4@l5c. Lard dull al
9I@9ic.
SUGAR-Steady; refined a shade
easier hards l4s@l3!c l3@l3f for A.
New Orleans common to fancy very
firm at 9i@l24c yellows at ll@l2c.
TALL0W-Stc.
TOBACCO-Firm; trash to bright
selections s. 90@40 90.
WHISKY-SS@S9c for iron bound
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived from the committee on Water
Works until one o'clock Saturday, June I'd,
NJ, for making thirty-one hundred feet OF
Finch pipe; also, thirty-two hundred
Nnch pipe, more or less also, a large lot OF
saN u, and four az inch pipe-the twelve
4neh 10 he lille OF an inch thick; the eight
Inch pipe 10 be GIG inch thick; the six ~
ana four a. inch pipe TO be y inch thick,
with all the necessary branches TO suit the
different size pipe: also, stOp-cocks and
ire-plugS to be- IN number sufficient Tor lay
ing the said pipe, the number TO be here
alter a>certained by the said committee ;
The pipe and branches To be cast or moulded
IN dry Slnd and in a perpend cular position,
made OF good dark gray iron, so that II can
I've easily drilled; each pipe apiece TO be IL
fect inches long, and the Finch pipe TO
weigh not less than S25 pounds, nor more
t"an 40 pounds apiece; the S-inch pipe 10
weigh not less than 90 pounds nor more
than 80 pounds apiece; the 6-inch pipe to
weigh not less than $40 pounds, nor more
than so pounds apiece; the finch pipe 10
weigh not less than 30 pounds, nor more
IMAM 80 pounds apiece; the pipe ana
branches and stOp-coeks TO be delivered on
The street where the work Is TO be done.
Also, quantity of street boxes, the guam
tity Ia be determined by the committee.
The bids will designate for pipe, branches,
Stop-cocks, at so much per pound; the stop
cocks and fire-plugs at SO much apiece.
The pipe TO be commenced making on the
Isl day OF July, and deliver not less than
ten pipe or branches per day until the
whole Is completed; the pipe to bear
test OF 80 pounds hydraulic pressure,
and to be tested in Wheeling under
the supervision Of the Superintendent
of the Water Works, and at the ex-
pense OF the contractor: the payments 10
lie cash for all OF the above work; the con-
tractor or contractors to give bond and
good security for the fulfllment of the con.
before entering ha fsify
reserving the right to receive or reject any
or all bids Bids will be endorsed "PrO-
posals for water pipe, branches, &C." and tC
be LEFT with the Clerk Of the city.
A. WILSON,
maya Ch'm'n Com. on Water Works
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rbe Theatre Lvrioue. DESTROYED.

The Theatre Lyrique, destroyed. =,
The Theatre du Chatelet, destroyed
The Theatre Porte St. Martin, des
troyed.
The Louvre, nearly all saved; the
library burned.
The Gas Works at Aubervilliers, des'
troyed.
The Hotel de Justice. destroyed. :,
The Church of st. Eustache, partial
ly destroyed.
The Ministry of Finance, destroyed
The Palais d'Orsay, destroyed.
The Ceur des Complies, destroyed;
Half the building on the Qual Or
say, destroyed.
The Bibliotheque Rationale, saved.
The Grand Livre, saved.
The Mont du Piete, Rue Blancs Man
teak, partially destroyed.
The Madelaine, saved, but the col
umns sadly defaced.
The Prefecture OF Police, destroyed.
The Grenier d Abundance, destroyed
The Entrepot des Wins, Qua st. Der
nard, partially destroyed.
The Odeon Theatre, partially de-
stroyed.
The Conciergerie, one tower de-
stroyed.
The Pantheon, saved.
The Caisse des Depots Grauetr'e' de
stroyed.
The Garde Meob!e, destroyed.
AS the confagrations continue at the
present moment this list may still have
many sad additions. / am completely
worn out and must now try to sleep: Ii
my account OF these six awful days
seems dull and tame, pray remember
that there are horrors which stun rather
than excite, and such horrors are these
which | have witnessed.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

r>,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED until June the 10th, 1871, to
build school house in the village OF Tria'
rirlphia, W. Va. Bids for cash for the afore-
said house, and also Tor township bonds
payable in from three to five years, bearing
interest, payable annually, are invited
Plan and Specifications can be seen al
Armstrong, Coen Il Co.'S, Wheeling; w. Va.
and Buchanan's Mill, Middle Wheeling
Valley. We reserve the privilege TO reject
any or all the b DIS Address
L. q. SMITH, Wheeling, w. Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, June Q.

BALTIMORE, June 9.
COTTON-Very quiet but firm; mid,
ding uplands at l9i@l9!c; low mid,
ding at lSl@lS3c.
FLOUR-Quret but firm.
GRAIN-Wheat dull but entirely
unchanged. Corn, southern white
scarce and active at S2@S3c; do yellow
steady at 13@75c. Oats active and
stock scarce at 70@14c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork is I'm.
changed. Bacon active; shoulders at
7i@7!c; rib sides at &c; clear rib sides
at 9I@g!c. Sugar cured hams at l66
lie. Lard dull at ll@lllc.
WHISKY-Firm at 94c.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, June 9, 6 p. "

MONEY-Market continues in the
same easy condition as for long time
past and the supply Of capital is in ex-
cess Of the wants of borrowers. Call
loans closed at 2@4 per cent on Govern
ments and mixed collaterals.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
weak at the close and prime bankers
sixty days sterling was offered at ITO
and good bankers 1921.
GOLD-The market was extremely
dull during the afternoon, and closed
at ll2s.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, June 9.
Considerable excitement prevailed in
the market for wheat this afternoon,
and under an active demand for ship
ment prices advanced Hole per bushel
o. No. 2 spring. Corn was quiet, with
sales at 54s@55c seller July. Oats
were entirely nominal.
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WANTS.
WANTED.
FOR SALE
For Sale Low.

NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS IN
\ the subdivisions OF the Joseph Cald-
veil estate For terms apply to
l.. q. HUGHES, Real Estate Agent.
Office on Chapline street, between First
and second streets. mara
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lust RECEIVED,
80 Boxes Window Glass.
Bbls. Castor Oil.
D Boxes Starch.
y &" Corn Starch.
~ boz. Vinegar Bitters.
- HOstetter's Bitters.
"a 4" Lindsey's Il. SearcheT.
I'D Sellers Pills.
10 Cough Syrup.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & co,
apr2j Wholesale Druggists.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
Is made and executed by Thomas Pen.
ierpast and Maria F. his wife, the first dated
the Dist day of Feb, 1870, and recorded in the
recorders Office OF Ohio county in Deed OF
Trust Book No. 2, page 53S, and given 10 Sc
cure the Workingmen's Building Associa-
ZION of Wheeling the payment OF a promis-
nv note for the sum of $500, bearing date
an the 2lst day OF February, 1870, and paya-
he six years and eleven months after the
Gnte thereof with interest quarterly in adj
vance: the second dated the l4th day OF May,
IS>n and recorded in the Recorders office of
ohio county, in Deed of Trust Book No. 8,
noe ~ ami given to secure the said ASso-
rriaIion the payment of promissory note
tnr $40. PAYABLE six years and eight months
ofier the date thereof with interest payable
,rorterIy in advance, | Will on
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|AI|]l|%cIl|
47ZZZ VIII Zaz nm

To any person producing any Medicine
able To show half M many living, perma-
neDt cures ~ Dn- FITLERr vDDETABLE
RHEUMATIC REMEDY: and Irfh>v revord
0J sl0i for any case NJ Neuralgia or kheuma-
tisfn udH MT cure. This Rheumatic syrup
u used nUdylpy only, pleasant n the taste.
and guaranteed free from injurious Drug
IL IN not a Qusck Medicine, but the sciso-
tile prescription Of Jos. p. Fitler, u. d.,
Professor Of ToxicOlogy and Chemiffy
graduate Of the celebrated University OF
Pennsylvania, A. ID. IssS. who's entire pro-
ffs-slonal life has been devoted specially 70
this disease, and his prsctice oonnnsd stric.-
Iy thereto. This PREPARATION ~ neneysd.
conscientlousIy, under solemn ostb, 10 bs
the only positive, reliable, iniallible specific
ever discovered. As an evidences Of conn
dsnee In is wonderful merit, legal signed
contract will be forwarded, without charge,
10 any sufferer sending by letter dasc1p-
lion az affiictIon the contract setting tofth
the number of bottles warranted 70 cure,
and In case Of failure, amount paid for the
Medicine cheerfulIy refunded. This fair
and generous offsa securely protects suffer.
ers from quack iInpOdtiona and useless sI-
pendlture OF money. Medical advtce, with
certificates from prominent Physicians,
C1ergymen, ETC., who have been cured aftsf
all other tres tnents failed, sent by letter.
gratis Afflicted cordially invited N write
for advice 70 the principal once, - South
Fourth street, PhilAdelphis, Pa Or. Filters
Rheumatic Syrup n sold by Druggists.
myiS
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HEALING SPRINGS,

WILL BE OPEN ON THE FIRST OF
w June. with accOmm odations for 800
visitors. They are accessible by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad. From MillbOro'
twenty-three miles, or from Covington De-
pot, by Stages, over q fine turnpike road,
ifteen miles, TO the Springs, passing in full
view Of the FALLING SPRING, and the
fine scenery on Jackson's river. Persons
leaving Richmond or Washington in fhe
morning can reach the Springs, via COving-
ton, the same night, or remain at COvington
and arrive at the Springs next morning.
The bathing Is luxurious and invigorating.
Pamphlets, attesting the curative properties
Of the water, can be had OF Messrs. Purcell,
Ladd & Co., Richmond. or Of the Agent at
the Springs. Resident Physician, VI. II.
Houston, NJ d. Board, s. per day, $50 per
week and SIS per month; or $50 per month
for two months or more. Telegraph office
at the Hotel.
myl6 b. VI. QUARLFS, Agent.
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lust RECEIVED,
10 Bills. ass'd Lampblack.
10 Whiting,
~ Mineral Paint, asS'd colOrS,
- Boxes Chrome Green, dry.
y Yellow, a"
y Vermlllion,
- Lbs. Trieste " 4"
25 Bbls. Linseed Oil,
Narnish.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR a Co,
apr2j Wholesale Druggists.
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Saturday the L 9TH day of June

ISL. sell at public auction, at the front door
1.-The Court House, i'll the city of Wheeling,
The following property lying and being on
seventh street, between John street and
Z,ne Street, in the city of Wheeling, county
a. ohio, and State of West Virginia, and
knOwn as the south one half of lot mum.
ber.d one hundred and ninety-six l96l OF
the addition To the city OF Wheeling laid
ont by Noah Zane, Daniel Steenrod and
nIherS. the said lot 1876 being divided by a
line parallel to the southern boundary line
of the said lot.
There is due on the said promissory notes
for principal and interest, the sum OF
S,s5l2n from which there is to be deducted
a credit of $3.50, leaving balance OF
S.lsS TO- for which sale will be made.
selling as Trustee, will give only such
title aS has come TO me as such trustee.
i'''''' VI ~ j. +. UPDEGRAFF,
Trustee.
FREEL x McSWORDS, Solicitors.
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lust RECEIVED,
10 Gross Frey's Vermifugc.
100 Boxes New Home" Soap.
10 CASTLE Soap.
- Gross Toilet Soap, assorted.
- Mats Cinnamon.
5 Bags Grain Pepper.
5 " AllSpice.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & co,
apr2j Wholesale Druggists.
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Paper Mill! Paper Mill!
Valuable Paper Mill, Grounds, &c
FULTON PAPER MILL.
Trustees Sale.

lfuSlce , Sdles
nURSUANT TO 4 DEED OF TRUST
from Mark Lewis TO me, dated the 18th
iay of July, 1863, and recorded In the Re
corder's office of Ohio county in Deed Book
numbered a, page 3lg, l will, on
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a. BOXES PEARL STARCH.
LC ~ Boxes Corn Starch,
~ Sea Moss Farinc,
10 Bakers Coco and Chocolate,
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & Co,
apr6 Wholesale Druggists.
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1O0 KEGS III CARB. SODA, ENGLISH,
lUU 100 Mats Cinnamon,
~ Bags Pepper, Sifted,
} Bags Allspicc.
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS Co,
Wholesale druggists.
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lust RECEIVED,
500 Lbs. White Lead.
80 Burnt TIMBER In oil.
80 Chrome Green,
80 Yellow
30 Black Paint,
30 Rochelle Ocnre,
500 White Lead, III. cans.
100 PruSSian Blue aSS'd cans.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & Co,
apr2j Wholesale Druggists.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate nom one OF the most en-.
inent Colleges In the United States, aud the
greater part OF whose life has been spent Ia
the hospitals OF London, Paris Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
hess, with frequent blushing, attended some I.
times with deragement OF mind, were cured
mn m, nii uf.ly
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Especially, who have become the victims ot
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep TO an untimely
grave thousands of.YounS Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloQuence, or
walked TO ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence.