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POLICE CoURT.-There was an unusu.
ally large attendance at the police court,
yesterday morning. The Eighth Ward
was largely represented among the spec
tators, attracted no doubt by the fact that
one of the parties concerned in the row
down there Saturday evening, was 70 have
aIhearing, Jacob speidel, the indiVid.
ual alluded 10, was arrGigned on two
charges Of disorderly conduct, and the tes-
timony heard. 1t was clearly estab.
lished that thecases, Zone Of them at lesst,)
were outrageous in character, and His
Honor administered pointed and practi.
cal lecture which ii would benefit the
interested party to heed. A fine Of TWEEN
ty dollars and costs was imposed in one
case, and ten and costs in the other.
William Callahan, Peter Hanes, John
Shipe and Frederick James were tried fol
being drunk on the streets, and fined one
dollar each and costs; Frederick Hell and
John Reese were brought up on charges
Of assault and battery, but the testimony
did not Substantiate them. The cases
were dismissed at the costs Of the com.
plainant; Jennie Le Count, for disorder.
ly conduct, was fined ten dollars and
costs. shc was sent to Jail in default Of
payment.
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PEACE JUBnEE.-The citizens COM
mlttee adopted, at the meeting held last
evening at Turner Hall, the report Of
the Chief Marshal, Mr.. August Rolf The
procession, divided in three! divisions, EN-.
bracing the First Second and Seventh
Wards as the fist division, viii form st
Turner Hall, under Assistant Marshals
L. o. stifel, Charles Laue and Christ
Glaessner; the Third and Fourth Wards
and all the German Societies, in thesec:
ond division, will form at the Court
House, under A. Reyman and A, Pol
lack; the Filth, Sixth and Eighth Wards,
in the third division, viii form at the Filth
Ward Market House under Philip
Schuhls, John Basehor and Kilian Kress,
and rendezvous OF the Court House ct
one o'clock, Monday (1dth) afternoon, and
proceeding up Fourth street to Union,
down Union to Market, up Market 10
North, down North to Main, down Main
to First, up First to Chapline, down Chap
line to Vine, from Vine to Fourth, (south
Wheeling, down Fourth To- Filbert, from
Flbert to Fifth, along Fifth to Denny,
down Denny to Jacobs, up Jacobs to
Chapline, along Ohapline to Webster,
down Webster to Main, along Main to
John, up John to Sixth, down Sixth to
Clay, up Clay to Seventh, up Seventh to
Centre, down Centre to Fifth, up Fifth
to Quincy, down Quincy to Market up
Market to Turner Hall Visiting delega-
lions from the adjacent towns will be met
at Turner Hall, and places assigned them
In the line.
A salute Of one hundred guns will be fir.
ed during the day, beginning in the morn
ing, and resumed while the procession is
marching along, the route designated.
Arriving at Turner Hall on the return, an
address will be delivered by. Prof. Unger,
Or some other distinguished speaker. The
hall will DO appropriately decorated with
flags, evergreen, &C, and banquet in the
evening will close the festivities Of the &C.
.casion.
Vaas, Greal Was!ern and Mozart.bands
viii furnish the music during the march
and in the evening. fa
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YEsrERnAY's ELEoTIoN,-The follow.
ing Is the result Of the election yes.
terday, in the Eighth Ward, for msmb ets
OF Council The vote was. q very light
one. No interest, whatever, apparently,
was taken IN the matter. The gentlemen
selected viii prove, we believe, to be the
right men In the right places.
First Branea-Wm. O. Handlan, *1O6
Aug. Wiedebusch, s97 : John Cowan, /
Geo. Bowers, /; ]. L. Hobbs, 9; Charles
0tte, /: Adolph Fritz, /; Michael Roth,
1 /; DR.. R. W. Hazlett, /. \
Second Braneh-stephen Warehouse
Sen, "110; John q. Hobbs, "1O7; Dr.. K
w. Hazlett, "1O6; Christ. Vieweg *5s
John Cowan, a; Charles 0tte, l Frank
Lee, |; Jesse Wheat, 2; Christ ALAier, /.
b Elected,
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THE OTHER SIDE. -Iny yesterday morn.
ing's paper We mentioned that the mem.
bers OF the police force in the Eighth
Ward were put to flight by the rowdles,
Saturday night. We made the statement
on the authority Ct those who protested
to know. The officers assure US that in.
stead OF running away from tho rioters,
they ran tOrardS them, and they indig.
nantly repel the idea that they showed
the white feather. We have given both
sides OF the story, so that all parties may
be heard. "You pays your money, you
takes your choice"
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LARGE FUSERAL-Quite a large dele
cation Of Odd Fellows went down to the
Eighth Ward, yesterday afternoon, to pay
the last tribute Of respect to the memory
ofO deceased brother, the late Robert
Marsh. The interment was made in the
cemetery on CaldwelIs Run, and the re-
mains were followed to their last resting
place BIZ a long csrtege OF hacks and car.
riages filled with sympathizing friends
and acquaintance.
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY" Browns
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" have been before
the public many years. Each year finds
them in new localities in various parts OF
the world. The Troches are pronounced
universally superior to al other articles
used for similar purposes. For relieving
Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the
Troches have been proceed reliabled. cod
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To KEEP TIE PEAcE.-Alter Jacob
speidel had discharged his liabilities TO
the city yesterday morning, he was taken
before Esq. Schultz and had an examina.
ton on a complaint lodged against him.
The investigation resulted in requiring
him to give bond and security, in the sum
of one hundred dollars, to keep the peace
Tor one year.
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NoTrcE 10 HousEKEEPERs.- Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros, & Co.'s, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
IN the quality ofthe paper and the colors
they are printed in-AND SELL FOR the
SAME PRICE. You win find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles,
prices, and qualities.
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PRoB1EM, .4ssEElas, &c.75J. c. G., Of
Martins Ferry. send Us the following:

PRoB1ElB Answers, &c.-J. G. g., Of
Martins Ferry, send US the following;
, Two men went hunting; one weighing
100 lbs, the other $50 lbs. They shot .
deer threw q rail across Q fenceas 80 that
II balanced, one man being on each end /;
then having changed ends, the less man
taking the deer with him, therailstill bal.
anced. Required, the weight Of the deer!
he also submits the following solution
Of the box problem: an calculating the
size Of q cube, with thu given dimensions
Of the plank, not considering the thick
ness, it would make At feet multiplied
by 2 feet, equal to 81 square feet, As q
cube has six sides, 81 divided by 6would
give 1 4l-1s as the square feet in one side.
The length Of the side viii be found by ex.
tracing the square root Of i Ats, which
IS S,75 feet and q fraction over.
Putting the box together SO that no lum-
Der will be lost, would add 8 inches (the
thickness Of the plank to the result given
above, making 4feet or 4s inches-the
length OF the side Of the cube.
LA. R. says that L. c. WIS answer to
the Jealous husband puzzle, which appear.
ed in yesterday mornings paper, Is not
correct, and points out the error as fol.
lows:
BIS wife and A and his wife are all to.
gether when B. Is absent. A correct
solution Is requested.
We think the following will answer the
request:
MEssRs. EDITORS The solution in
this mornings paper of the puzzle about
the three jealous husbands, I think, l. not
correct think you will find the follow.
ing all right: 1st, A and his wife 20
across : A leaves his wife and comes back.
Cd, BIS and Cs wives go over. Sd, AS
wife comes back and stays with him. 4tli,
B and @ 20 over. 9th, O and his wife
come back. 9th, A and G go over. 7th,
BIS wife comes back. 9Th, BIS and Cs
wives go over. 9th, A comes back and
takes his vile over. S. NJ. B., Jr,
Cameron, AprI3. T.
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LARGE CATHERINE Of the finest bull.
locks ever seen on our streets, were driven
past our Office yesterday, by Messrs. B. F.
zOeckler and Charles Orth, butchers.
These splendid bovlnes were reared on
the Short Creek hills, by John W. Nc.
COlloch. They are six year, old, twins,
and of the breed known as "Crumply
horn Durham" Their gross weight is
4,s0s pounds, and were purchased by the
parties named above,-$45O being the
price paid for them. ,LpYersot rich, Juicy
steaks and choice roaStS win have an OPP
portuuiy to supply thenselvesabOu Eas-
ter times, from these fine cattle, at the stall
Of MeSGrs. Zoeckler and 0rth.
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LMPRoHEMENT.-ThC old frame build.
ings that have stood for SO many years on
the northeast corner Of Sixth and John
streets, and have been an eye.sore to all
who dwell in that neighboroOod, are to be
replaced by a handsome brick bakery.
The work OF demolition commenced yes
terday, and the new building Is 10 be
ready for occupancy by July 1st, if posi-
hIo
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TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1871.


Steamer Julia No. 2. - g
Information Wanted.
RemovaI-W. p. cd. L. Hubbard.
Health Officers Notice.
Peoples Mutual Building Association.
RembraDdts Photocrayons.
Agents Wanted, &c.
Mattresses, Mirrors, OIL Cloths, &C.
Danger Ahead.
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NoTICE TO HoUsEKEErERs AND
OTHERs-YOu can buy all the new and
elegant styles of American made Wall
Papers at third less than old style En-.
glsh Papers. Call and see the largest
and cheapest stock in the city. Joseph
Graves, No. "a Monroe street.
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New GOoDa-J. T. Lakin & Co, have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and We are satisfied
that for Itiety and beauty, they can not
be surpassed in the city. Call and see
them.
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TYLER GR1pPE-We hesr that quite q
number Of persons in the city are suffer
ing from influenza, resembling in its dag
nosis the tyler Grippe" so prevalent ct
one time about thirty years ago.
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A FEW pairs Women's Goat and Mo
rocco polish, best Philadelphia make, Gt
g so, worth IS 80. Misses lasting Bal.
morals at 81 50. WOmen's lasting Balmo-
rails at g e5, at ',.
L. V. B1oND's, 107 Main street.
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Fhnged coats Hair Crenadlne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits.
Japanese Silks and PopIns in great Variety.
Black MoF1aIr BrIIIIantines, new and elegant.
Pongeeb, Diagonal PopIlns, Silk serges.
Black and coIored silks, Bishops Lawn Robes.
Black Iron crenadIne two yards wide, all silk and WOOL
Pink, blue, buff and green Percaes Lawns.
coquette cIoths:and organdIes.
tPlques, Wash PoplIns, CORD Linen for Suits.
LINEN and Pique Suits for Children. ~
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'.
Paris Muslin Tuncs for Ladies'. ~. !
Pongee, Silk and Lace Parasos In the latest Styles
Reversible Ottoman Shaws.
Silk sacques, Lama Lace Jackets
sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties
Louise Ties, Embroidees and Lace Goods Of all kinds,
Standard Plated FIouncngs in Bishops Lawn Swiss.
.octupIe Putting.
Ladies' and Misses RaIbrggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves.
Also, Low Priced, Misses do. Kid Gloves, Misses
ParaSos. .tl
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TRUSTEES SALE. by VIRTUE
i Of Deed Of Trust, made 10 me by John r.
hOpI1ns and wife. dated December !, 1851, and
OF record In the ONCE Of the Recorder Of Ohio
county, IN Deed Book No Is, page 40, l will Of
fer At public sale At the frOnt d0JE OF the Court
House VI ohio county, on
Saturday the 18th Day OfAprll, 1871,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. n, the following pro.
% u, that Il 10 say Lots, numbered 81, g. 50,
q g. lao, ISl, 10, tal, 40, IN Daniel ZAles ad,
diu0n u Wheeling; lot numbOTed ten (I0) in
aqua. numbered eleven CI, and the undivided
hSlf II lots numbered one ", two ~, thfee ~,
four ~, Ave o., Slx CD, seven %, eight o. aud
nine ", II lQuAre Ten iOl, In J. y J. Il. Bakers
Aedl lou 10 Wheeling
Terms VI Sale-Ons-third In cash, and the resl.
due In equal iLAtalment4 In Htx 10 AID ~ elye I'D
months with interest, the purchaser giving good
personal seeV tIy. and tie Trustee GetAlninR.tlle
I'LL the whole Of the purchase money is paid.
HENRY CRANGLR, Trustee.
N,B-At the same time and pace and ug0n
the came lerns, will be . ID the other undivided
hAifOi lotA numbeItd J, ., S4.6 8, ia And9, In
square 10, u ]. 4 J. Il. .Baksr'a addition 70
Wheeling.
knquire Of A. J. CLARKE, =
Law Ufice, cor. Fourth and Monroe Atreets.
Marco u, 1871. InAfl5
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NEW GooDs-1 am now receiving my
spring stock Of Boots and Shoes, which
am selling very cheap. An examination
is respectfully solicited.
L. Y, BLOND. 1O7 Main Street.
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THRTrETH Automatically is
the thirtieth anniversary Of President
HatIison's death. On the 4th Of April,
1871, he departed this life at the White
House in Washington, having been In
augurated President just one month pre-
Yious.
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A IAReH sIock Of Boots and shoee,
comprising all the latest styles, just re-
ceived at
L.v. BLoND's, t07 Maid Street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED BUILDING LOTS IN
MUUSDSVILLE.-ByV virtue o! deed q tIuSt
executed 10 me by J. F Woods, Ellen WoodG
". s. Hutchins, and JuliAon1 Hutchlns, bearing
date september 2gih. 1869, and Of record IN the
Recorder once Of MArrhall coOnty, ". Va, In
Deed BOX No. II. folio AS, / will, at the font
door Of tho Court House Of Ia!d county, on
IhursdIJ, Hay Ith, at l O'Clock, P. \"
Proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, Lots No. 1856, lS7, lSs, and l$9, win all
the sppurteuGnces theFeunto belonging, situate
10 Tie town Of Aoundsville, near the Court
Houte, known 1s the OLDHAM Or Female Sem.
!nAry property. There are on said lots good
we'll, cIsieTn, wash house and stable, With .
choice variety Of fruit, ornamental trees and
small Shrubbtry.
Terms Of Ssie-sl.2SO cash; the balance in one
year, with interest from day Of sale, the pur.
chaser 10 give bond and security for the deferred
payment HANSON CRISWELL,
ip8-dAw Trustee.
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CIRCUIT CoUBT.-Nothing OF special
Importance was done in this Court, yes
terday. 1t will meet this morning at the
usual hour. -....r
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"ON THE STREETS" Of Wheeling any
fine day may be seen all the latest Spring
styles. Allof these can be reproduced in
" rarest gems" at tho Partridge Gallery.
Call and supply your friends. Rem.
brants o specially. Visitors always vel.
emma
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dor SALE ON EASY TERMS IN
II Five Brick Houses In BenWOOd, stu hi
ted above high water mark.
By ". V. H09E / BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
L Detd Of Trust made TO me BY Christian
Bulth and Eliza, bis wife, dated october 4, 1865,
and VI reeufd In the ReeuIGef's office Of ohio
county, III Deed Book No. ~, pages 80 and 80,
will Offer II public sale, al the lt0Lt door Of the
Court House VI ohio county, on Saturday, April
l ISL, 6vHtunlng al " O'Clock, A. \ the follow.
Ing described property, to VII:
Two elItAiL tracts Of land situate on Middle
Wheeling Creek ln the tOwushipOl lrthdelp6iA,
county u Ohio, and stAte Of West Virginia,
bounded AID described As iollowS Is per the said
record Vi thr suid deed Of tfuEL: Tue arst tract
beginning at 4 bunch Of white wAlnnts standing
on Ia WtsI bank Of Middle Wheeling Creek ana
corner 10 Joseph NARROW and Joseph Blnuey {;
thence with said MATlow'g'line down the creek
Z. ~ deg Q. y POLES iOa white walnut; thence
.. w deg. Q. Is poles " sugar trEe; thence 50
deg, 9. SPOlES TO poplar; thence ~ deg. west
$pOles 70 An ash stump; thence deg. west 50
81 poles 10 stake; thence 8. l3R ", 20 poles TO
an elm aud while walnut. corner TO said Joseph
NARROW aud Henry Bell; thence Q. 81 deg. west
&pOles u an elm thence n. 7sX W. n poles 10
AbunCh VI spruce pine; thence up steep hill n.
~ west - poles to hickory, co'neF to the
Original OF Thomas Buchanan; thence with
Thomas BuchNnan's line n. ~ deg. east lSS polCe
TO poplar stump; thence n. & deg west u DOleS
10 an elm, another corner 70 said Joseph Bla.
ney thence With his line n. T3I deg. e. 1855 poles
10 the beginning. containing Que hundred and
Bixty.thFee acres more " less; also another OF
second tract adjoining thu nEmeH bounded Is
iollOWs: Beginning II red OAk, SS'ner TO Albert
Davis and Henry bell thence north u poles to
an elm standing In Z drain, corner 10 Joseph
NARROW and james Stewart, with said Stewards
line .. 20 deG. ", 81 poles 70 an elm; thence n.
TS6 deg west Is poles to kugAr tree; thence g..
3deE, east " poles 70 stake Ia the road thence
50 deg. Q. 90 perCheS TO the red oak, being the
place Of BEGINNING, containing q acres and VI
pSFcheG, together with ali the buildings and i'm.
proVemGntS thOrOuntO belonging.
Terms made known At the sale. A reasonable
credit will DO given fora large proportion Of the
purchase money.
Selling u Trustee, shall convey only such
title ~ e vested In me by the said Deed Of Trust
which, however, IL believed to DO good and per
feet.
Feb'S HENRYKURTz, Trustee.
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F0R SALE,-TWENTY (aOl BUILD
y Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
equal instAlments at one, two and three yearA
Mi " -' M JNo. P. aILcHRIsT.
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For SALE,
McCulloch Farm.

Tbs place contains III acres, over 100 acres Of
which Il tillale land, in Ggood state OF eu!tiVG'
lion, and about
TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT TIMBER.
Tt.ns 4. rood fame biyD. with stabllng
undrr IL. add tao tenement houses upon the
premises The who,e uGct i Ia good repair,
and /, uudeslGid with
A VEIN OF GOOD COAL,
Es,y Of access, which could DO opened within 4
Sooft distance Of the river, where there Is
Sieamb, .: landing on the place
For Information apply on the premises, or I'd.
d:eSI nc 81 West Liberty, Ohio county, ". Va.
E.Z.McCULLOCH,
apNdSv Executor.
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L SALE.-I offer for sale my House itl
aud lot, situated on Virginia Gtrget, neal,
Huron, The house Is new, containing four
pregses, cupboardS, &C. Also good dry cellar
under house side and rear pOTtieOs and all neees.
lAEy outbuildiugs. Size Of lot 4ixll6 feet.
FUT further particulars apply on the premises,
O. At MendeIS shop, Pith street to
mAFiGS W, @, KlIiELDAFFRR,
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Tn Purest and Sweetest cod Liver on in the
world, manufactured nom frtsh healthy llverS
upon theSeA shorO. IEiSperNectypure and sweet.
AK for Hazard & CaSwSlrS Cod Liver on"
manufactured BY
- New York,
mayasTu.Fr-d&w
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HENRY'KURTZ, Tuatee.

The above sale was, at the time and place up.
pointed a. above for selling, adjourned by oral
proclamation until Saturday, April slh, 1871, A.
10 O'Clock 4. H., at the same place,
APPS HENRY KIIRTZ TPnRtne
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CAV MILL AND LOGS FOR SALE.

Iwant 70 sell Portable Steam Saw Mill and
about two thousand Logs. The Logs are about
~ miles from this place. j Will sell the MIL
Having sod my iarm and expecting to remove
from this locality, l will sell the above named
property very low for each. F. A. GATHER
Pltmlngion. TAYLOR Co. VI. Va. mAfi7dAM
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote eonnublAl hap.
plness. Indeed, without these tho Journey
through life becomes o weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another becomes bllghted with our own.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prae.
tice, INDUCED in when alone, o habit frequently
learned from evel companions, or at hchool, the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage I'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of bis
country, the pride Of his parents, should be
snatehed from all prospects and enJoyments OF
life by the consequences Of deViRtlng from the
patti. Of nature, and indllging In certain 90.
cret habit Such persons must, before contem.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
DIR. JOHNsTON.

DIR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE, NO. SOUTH STREET.
doors nom the corner. Fail not 10 ohserye the
name and number. -
~. No letters received unless postpaid and
containing q stamp to DO used on ne Feply,
Persons writing should state age, and send Dor.
uS Ts q SSoSeStiseTGnt describing symptoms.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured at this establlSh.
ment WITHIN the last twenty years, and the M.
6S DE-. Johnston, witnessed BY the REPORTERS Of
IM Sun and many other papera, n6tices az
which have appeared again and again before the
public, besideS his standing as gentleman or
character and Eespeetability, Is sufficient guar.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mAei6
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
legeS in theUnited States, and the greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some OF the most astonishing cures that
Were ever known. Many troubled With ringing
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashiul'
ness, with frequent blushing attended some.
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