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relies Of the shirt war. Now am going
to give you some advice. Don't do any
more OF this kind Of work. Put all these
in the rag.hag, and let Fred have his
shirts made in future by men who make
il their special business. have seen
enough to know that II this goes on much
longer You will ieopardize and perhaps
ruin your chance Of future happiness
Daisy went on with her sewing, and
said nothing in reply; but new purpose
was born in her soul.
The very next time she attempted To
carry out one OF Fred's original improve.
ments It was, Us usual, not success.
Fred lost his temper, and rolling the shirt
into bundle, he pitched it across the
room, and exclaimed, petulantly, there's
no use to try; | can't wear the thing, and
it's all your fault, Daisy. never yet
knew woman who had brains enough
to make anything lit for man to wear"
Then Daisy's pretty, soft black eyes
flashed, and she came and stood beside
him.
Frederic said she, "Pve tried hard
enough 10 please you in this matter, hut
now solemnly protest against doing il
any more. In future you must get Your
shirts made by some ono else. shall
lose the pleasure have had in doing
something Tor you, hut you will be better
pleased, and we shall both DO happier"
After short but spirited and decisive
battle the matter was settled, and after
that Fred had his shirts made in the city, |
To say that he found no fault after this,
or that the shirt.makers always succeeded
in getting perfect fit, would not he true;
but other men seemed satisfied that he
felt that hemust be; besides, he found that
no mdH would follow his errNliC orders
with the submission Of wife.
And So discounted and disappointed,
the demon of the shirt folded up his black
plumage, and Wnwillingly crossed the
threshold Of their door, leaving Daisy and
Fred to come back to their old lie again.
Several years after, when this episode
In their lile was almost forgotten, Fred
was one day rummaging over some old
trunks, when he came upon apple Of linen
shirts.
~ wonder why these Arc put away
here" hesaid to himself they look as Il
| might wear them" Accordingly he
brought them down and proceeded to try
one on.
"Why, Daisy, what shirts are thcsc?"
said he to his wife. "Sec this one, how
beautifully it tits me. Now, this is some.
thing like; why, it is perfect ~
Those" said Daisy, with slight twin.
kle Of triumph in her eye, ARE the ones
you had before you commenced y0W alter.
IhOns."
"You don't say 50" said Fred turning
over the rest; ~ wonder what could have
been the matter with them. I'll take one |
lown tomorrow To Muslin a Sons, and
hey shall keep il in future as Il pattern"
And Fred's kiss OF COntritiOn OblibGrN-
ed the last trace Of this sentence, that !
,nce had been rudely craven on his heart;
'Inerer get knee 4 tcOmdR TlO hat bruins
nOugh to make anything NJ fer 4 man 10
cew."-IGarpcrs Bd.dj,
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New York Dry Goods MARKET.


NEW lOhh' august IL
The dry goods market without being active,
exhibits more signs OF animation among the dry
goods lObblng trade. Prices rule firmly At 80
l3&C for standard browns; sheetlng; l2c for
Augusta; l03c for loss inch; nv for leading
makes OF dark prints, JObbers have put up the
price OF COcheco prints Ia l?c, hut agents stlll
hold them at l?AC. Baltimore printers are Op.
posing them for 50 doing, hut 40 long Us Co
CheCo and Pacific Mills hold their goods at INC,
other printers or l0bbers cant advance COlors
any higher at least II they do they will stop the
sales. house declines, popular brands arc NOV
lRg more freely; .lr Tor printed, while plain aud
glACe lurlrus. mixtures aud alapaCls are selling
at 9II9lE Wide sheciings both brown and
hleaChed irl lttlr irregular IN price among the
I0bhrTs. being hardly 70 DuOyant although not
Quotahly lower. CafpetingS In Light stock and
MOVING quite freely ~ enhanced prices, We
quote John BrOmly y Sons extra superior ingram
worsted chain g. 10; tapestry DGmasli vcntian
thrGc,lUlG wool filling wOrsted chain NJ 81 Is per
EQuaEu yard and four tond li'x Glllng same chain
at$l95, .-"-
New York live Stock Market.
NEW YoRE, Augusta.
CATTLE Becves to-day TOO, for the week G,9GO
head; market scarcely as 1rm and some STOCK not
selling; prices about the same; peaches glut the
market and haIt beef Ten cars Illinois good
cattle " cWt, llDllhc; two cars GU cwt, lOC.
SiEErmb,SO0 head to-day and 1000 Tor the
week There no change In sheep, bu: lambs
are abundant and &c lower; car % lbs Kentucky
selling at 7Nc, with GO lbS State al re; car 80
lbs Ohio sheep 5lC.
HoGs-l ,0OD to-day aud 1900 for tho week;
market dull dressed clover; rough hogs 80 lbs,
SIC; $50 lbs GSC; $50 lbs 6aic.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, August II,
ELorE Dull but unchanged.
GlAIS-Wheat-No. ], 81 10; No, !, 81 U1. oats
No. DkC. C0rn-N0. . mixed SO, Rye
No. ], SIC, Barley-fAll No. >, 62C. =
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August II,
ToEAcco Active aud firm: sales Of TS hhds at
Unchanged prices.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, August li-E3Or
Consols ny; 59Os 1852, a3'iC, do 'G5, 93H, do
o., 02A.; lO.iOs 93c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Mar ket

NEW YORK, August II.
GoLD-llas been more active to-day In conse.
quenCe ofthc large short sales made yesterday on
the success Of the new Ave per cent loan. Dor.
rowcrs have had to pay oneelghth per cent for
Use. Engagements have been made for to NOR.
row at the latter price CleArlngs SsO,5OO,OOO.
The opening price was ii!, closing at Ii9k0
Il9s.
MONEY-Plenly on call at 8per cent. The hears
borrowed large amount at 3D3%, hoping TO
run the price up to 4 per cent, but there was TOO
much money here for them TO succeed.
EXCHANGE Sterling: Exchange, Bankers bills,
lO9H.
GOVERNMENT and steady and without
decided change In prices. A meeting Of bank.
crs was held today to perfect arrangements TO
pOpnlarI2e the new Ave per cent government
loan. Clcws, Hahicht & Co, Of London, and
Henry ClGws & Co., Of New York, arc connected
on equal terms with Jay Cooke d Co In the com.
blnatIon formed for negotiation Of the balance
OF the new United States loan. Az the payments
are made to the Treasury by the combination for
the bonds taken by them, an equivalent amount
Of 6.90's will be- designated by Saturday for the
redemption, interest cGasing after 20 days no.
tlce. The uncertainty thus thrown around the
SSDS will, III believed, result In their speedy
conversion.
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HOOFLAND's TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies, but
invlgorates and permanently strengthens Its ac.
haps less prompt than the Bitters when the
same quantity Ia taken Ia none tho Ioss certain.
Indigestion, BllllousnGss, Physical or Nervous
PTostratlon, yield readily 10 its potent Influence.
II gives the Invalid now and stronger hold upon
llfc, removes depression Of spirits, and inspires
cheerGulncss. II BupplAnts the pain Of disease
with the case and comfort OF perfect health, II
gives strength TO weakness, throws dependency
TO the winds, and starts the restored invalid upon
Q new and gladstone career But DR.. llOOnand's
benelactl0ns to the human race arc moi confined
Ia ha celebrated
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A CoNFLRMRp nYsPEpTIc

but 1t ia not our intention TO dIscant on the
horrors Of dyspepsia. To describe them truth.
fully Is simply IN imPossibillty, but possible
pepsia is peIhAps the most universal Of human
diseases. This ia Cmphatically the case In the
United States. Whether this general prevalence
Is due To the character Of the food the method Of
It's preparation, or the hSsty manner In which II
10 usually swallowed, Ia not our province TO ex.
plain. The great laCi.with which We are called
To deal " thiA:
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Medical.
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED

II is one OF the remarkable facts Of this remaF-
kAble age, not merely that 90 many persons are
tho victims OF dyspepsia or indigestion, but It's
willing victims. Now we Wonld not be under
stood to say that any one regards dyspepsia with
lAyor, or feels disposed 70 rank II among the lux
uriGs OF life. Far from IT, Those who have ex.
perlenced Its torments would scout such an Idea.
All dread It. and would gladly dispense with Its
unpleasant lAmlllartics. Mark TRpty who was
Jolly under all the trying circumstances in which
he was placed, never had an attack Of dyspepsia,
OF his jOuity would have speedily iOFsakcn him,
Men and women sometimes suffer liz torturcs IN.
complAlnlRgly, but whoever heard Of person
who enjoyed themH
or all tho mntllarlous diseases to which tho
human system Is liable, there IL perhaps no one
40 generally prevalent a. dyspepsia There arc
diseases morG acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effects OF
which are 40 depressing 10 the mind and so posi-
lively distressing TO tho body. II there IL a
WTelchcd being In the world II Ii
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On. HoOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared. II 10 Intended for
use where slight alcoholic stlmulant 10 required
In connection with tho well.knOwn Tonic pro.
pertlCs OF the pure German BlttCrR, but 10 flavor.
cd as 10 remove the extreme bitterness. This
preparatlOn 10 not only palatable, but combines,
IN modified form, all the virtues Of tho German
Bltters. Tho solid extracts of como Of Natures
choicest restoratlves arc held In solution by a
OF langu0r or excessive debility, where the sys.
TEN appears to have become CxhauspdOr Its IN.
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In all cases Of tho hillary system IloOlland's
German BItters stand without an equal, acting
promptly and vigorously upon tho liver; they
remove lts tOrpldIty and cause heallhful sCCrG.
tlOn Ofblle-thGreby supplying tho stomach with
tho most indispensable elements Of sound diges.
ton In proper proportions. They give tone to
tho stomach stimulating It's functions, and en-
abllng i 10 perform its duties a. nature designed
should do. They lmpart vigOr ndGtrength to
the entire system, causing the patient 10 feel like
another belng-in fact giving him new lease
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THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,

cleansing tho vital fluid from all hurtMl lmpurl.
ties and supplantlng them with the elements OF
genuine ealthiulnGss In word, there Ia scarce.
" q disease In which they cannot no safely and
beneficial y employed; but In that most general.
y preval distressing and dreaded disease,
DyanpDaIn
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS


almost universally
Nearly every other person yOn meet Ii victim,
an apparently willing one; Tor were this not the
case, why No many sufferers, when certain,
speedy and safe remedy Ia within The reach OF
all who desire to avail Themselves Of ~ But
deferred by some other unexplained influence,
they refuse to accept the relief preferred them.
They turn deaf car TO the testimony Of tho
thousands whose sufIcrings have been allevlated,
and with strange infatuation, appear to cling
with desperate determination TO their ruthless
tOrmentOr. But says dyspeptlc What Is this
tor Of human suffering isalmOst as widely known
as the English language. II has alllyed tho ago.
MES OF thousands, and Ia to-day carrying comfort
and encouragement 10 thousands OF others. This
acknowledged panRCea Ii mono other than
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currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENT diI
STATE SECURITIEs-StGte bonds dull, except
Ing Tennrssces, which have been strong and
active.
SToCKs-The market has been strong with
frequent fluctuations, caused by the raids OF tho
bears. Tho fluctuations wefo generally unlm.
portant, with the exception of Union Pacific,
which sold "a low asalil ttIune time during tho
day. Tho market At the close was strong and
higher, with the highest figures of the day cur.
rent In the leading speculative shares. Tho
greatest advance andssactivity were in Union Pa.
CiaC, Lake Shore and Pacific Mail. The Execu.
tive Committee Of the Union Pacific railroad and
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company consum.
mated contract to-day by which rates on fares
and lreghtB TO the Pacific and tho Orient are 10
be advanced from the rnInouS rates at which tho
business ia now done, TO uniform tarin, which
the the managers Of the railroad company think
will enable them to increase their earnings sur.
Aclently to pay dividend upon their stock.
Chicago Market.
.... CmcAGo, August II.
.uRAIN--Wheat, No. 2 spring nrmCr and 900Ac
higher, 81 05R6i OGH cash. Corn, No. 2 mixed
active and firm at 46664b'Ic cash; this afternoon
strong at 4isc August oats moderately active
OF 3OA430Ic cash. Rye, No. 2aCtlve and closed
firm at6SNc. Barley easier Of SIC cash.
HtGBwtNEs-Flrm and active at sc.
PRovISI0Ns-MCsS pork $i2 81 cash Lard
sH9s,Ic. Dry salted shoulders 4Sc loose.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, August II.
CorToN-In fair demand hut al lower rates:
middling nplandB l0Hc.
FLouhSDull but unchanged; supetane, vest
mi ND q n anti Nn aaH
tras q 1905 40; good to choice 81 1890 10;
white western extra IS gO08 B6 Ohio extras
a. 9nfs6 2e ct. Louis 81 1899 90.
WHIsKY-Flrmer al g2X099c.
GRAIN-WheAt demand fair and prices I'D.
Y Sit, Receipts 5000 bus; Spring No. 9
red western 8slDt II; old al 49H; white west.
ern u 40 Rye western 75c. barley and Malt
dnll; Corn, demand good at full prices Receipts
SOtUOg 3ns. Common western mixed 65{6G6Sc.
bus. Western and Ohio old and new 47fsSsc'
the latter the extreme at the close
GRocERiEs-Coilee, Rio l3H0iBXc. Sugar.
IeIr to good refining 9S09ic; Cuba 9S5iIc.
PRovisioSS-Pork demand fair and market
frmt mess 10 1908 %. Beef, cut meats and
mlddlcs unchanged. Lard inlet; prime steNn
999Sc; kettle dried gSc, September and Or
tObCf.
BurTER-Qnlet western 10000; state isSsOc.
ChEEsE-l'nchanRed at G0lO%c.
Cincinnati Market.
~ CINCINNATI, August H.
GRAtN-H heai-red 81 la5i II. torn S9c, Rye
6196Pc, Oats 3O6aSc. Barley - fall sn19ic;
gEooERiEs- CoGec-mimc 1870.
Eads-i2Hc
BuTTER-iT69lc.
CHEEqE-nc.
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THEY STAND UNRIVALEp.

Now, there are certain classes Of persons 10
whom extreme Blttera are not only nnpAatAble,
but who md II impOBPlbls to tAko them without
positive discomfort. For such
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first Of all, that HoOFLAND's GERMAN BIT.
TIERS Is nOta rum beverage.
They are not alcoholic In any sensOOf the term
They are composed wholly Of tho purO Juice OF
Vital principle Of roots, This Is not mere AZ
scrtlOn.. The extracts from which thCy are com
pounded arc prepared by one Of tho abest OF
German chemists. Unlike any other Bltters In
Ingredients. Tho objection which hold with 80
much force against preparations Of this class,
namcly-thAtA desire for Intoxicating drinks Is
stimulated by their use, arc not valid In the case
OF the German Bitters. So far from encouraging
or intoxicating a taste or desire for Undertaking.
beverages, II may be confidently asserted that
their tendency Is In Numerically opposite dl.
rnrlInn Thnlr nlInrla rnn In -, ~
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTTCR

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. u addresses all those who havo Injured
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unatiny
th9n lot either business study, society or mar
These are some Of the sad and melancholy ef
weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains In the
le1a, pimness OF Sight, Loss OF Muscular Pow.
e., fHlRltail3n OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
irriAblllty, DeranggmGnt OF tho digestive Func,
Items General Debility, symptoms Of Consump.
AGHTALLT.The fearful effects on tho mind
Malon OF Ideas, Depression Of SpIrlts, Ryfl Fore.
o1alhRs, Aversion 70 Society, SelEDiStrust, Love
Of Solitude, Timdlty, &c, are some Of Inc evils
produced. " Wv '''''
Thousands OF persons Of all apes can now
Judge what IL the cause NJ their declining health.
losing their vigor,. becoming weak, pSle, nervous
and emaciatcd, having u singular appearance
sumption. W '0'
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DIR. HOOFLAND's GERMAN BlTTRRs.

Would you know more Of tho merits of this
wonderful medicine than can he learned from The
expCIence Of othersi Try II yourself and when
II haBfailed 10 fulfil the assurance Of Its efficacy
given by the proprietor, then abandon faith init.
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Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.

2iiAI LIlsk u -.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. by the following Schedule on and after MAY
18th, 1871 Wheeling time:
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prac.
tCe, indnged In when alone, a habit ffeGusntIv
learned nom eVel companions, or At school. tho
effects OF which aru nightly felt, even when
asleep; and, not cured, renders marriage IN
should apply Immediately. ''
WHAT pity TINT young man, the hope OF hIg
country the pride Of his parents, ehouii he
s,lnatched from all prospects and enIoymenis of
HE by tho consequences Of deyatlnj nom the
pam OF nature, and indulgng In a certain ~
MATING '"N'' '''''' '"h'Sh'
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renest mat sound mind aud body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote Connublal han
PlneaS., Indeed, without these the iourney
through lifG becomes weary pilRrImage: liz
prospect hourly darkens to the View. ma mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Olled viii
tae melancholy reflection that tho happiness OF
announcer becomes blIghied with orr nuil -
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MI. 800 'HD VI lnlI NUDENCE
When the misguided and imprudent yotarv nj
pleasure finds that he has Imbibed tho seeds NJ
lhis palninl disease II too often happens thSt an
illumed sense OF shame or dread OF IIsroyerv ia,
tetg MN from applying to those, who from edS.
HIN Gnd resPSclabillty, can alone boiriGnd
tnls horrid disease make their appeafancs SnSh
as ulcetaied sore throat, diseased nose nOcturnai
pains IN the head and limbs, dlmness of Si9bi
GSSness n9GeS on The shnbonos and arms, bro
crossing with frlghtfal rapidlty, mi al last the
palate OF tho mouth or the bones Of the nOse All
III, anu the victim of tn s awful disease becomes
horril object Of COmmIsHGraton, I'M death mis-
period 10 thG dreadful sulIerInRs by sending
MN MI 20 nhat Undiscovered Country from whence
tsaMELANCHOLY FACT that tbousapds
Mll Victims TO this terrible disease, owing 10 tSe
nnsklllillness Of ignorant pretenderS Who. Nv
the use OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY.
miserable '"O ''''uuo III"
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HOOFLAND's PODopnYLLIN nit,

apCrfcci substitute for mercury, without any oil
mercury's evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills which are intended 10
act upon the Liver, are mainly composed Of Pc.
dOphylln, or the
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VITAL PRINCIPLE OF TIE MANDRAKE
r...... ROOT.

Now we desire tho reader 10 distinctly under
stand that this extract OF tho MnndrakOis many
times moro powerful than the Mandrake itsolt,
liz, w. i'" a,s,1, V,,ncs ~ wv ncanRying
form. Hence II Ia that two OF the pOOphyllln
Pills constitute a iull dose, while anywhere ak
70 eight or handful OF other preparations Of the
Mandrake arc required. The Podophyln
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Lon.
don, Graduato OF ono Of tile most eminent Coi
leSes In the United States, and tho greater pSft
81 whose iiie has been spent In the Rospitals OF
eiOcted some OF the most astonishing en- rrS thai
were ever known. Many troubled with Finding
IN tne head and ears when asleep, great neryous
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. bRShinl
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
i ZINES WIN arrangement Of mind, were cured
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Medical.
RALTINoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED ASA REEuGE FROM QuAcEERE
The OllI Place where q Car, o,D b, Oht,I,o,

W pukAAANNs
., Dr. johnson has discovered the most Cer,ah
SPEEDY, and only EGectull Remedy in The World
to T weakness Of tho Back or Limbs, StfICturrs
autCI0hs Of the Kidneys and Bladder, lnyOlun
sS9Fy Discharges, lmpotelcy, General Debility.
EE 1i Dyspepsia, LanguOr, Low Spirits
Tr9nlq5lon OF Ideas, PalpItGtion Of the Hesrt
iLiihlllty; Trembling, D!mness OF Sight, or cid,
s stiIGsS Disease Of tho Head, Throat, Nose or
SSAIu, AueGuons OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach oT
B0wels-Lhose Terrible Disorders aFislbI rom
SSoItAIy Habits OF Youth Secret and soliiSrT
ftAcIlccs more fatal to their yIctIma than M.
1ohE OF SyrenA to the Mariners OF Ulysses, blIRht
ns tnGt most brilliant hopes and anticipaii5ns
''""e''hS marriage, SC, impossible.
0.,,.,,r YOUNG MEN
nv VINO have become the Victims of Mil,
which snn, tuSt dreadful and destructive habit
ibnmss, HTI.',tS'iy sweeps to an uptlmulv gravs
thousands o. Young men Of liza nnst ~ k i,','
HlVhts anu brilliant Intellect who ynt,SH oth'..
Nisc nave entranced listening Senatss a,,,E ~
iinTuuGts OF eloqnence, or walked 10 ecstSev H.,
"'"R Sft' may call with full confidence '-'
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, OF Young Men contemDl.t,p,
m alAIIitYgel pginS aware Of Physical Woakuess
organic Debility, Dei0mltes, speedily cnTHI
He who places himself under tho care of n. I
may teligiously conddc In his honor as a gentle.
siciaA. "' "Pn'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full vlgor restored,
Ihls distressing affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage Impossible ia ths pe1aii INV
paid by the victims OF Improper IndulgenCss
Young persons arc too apt 10 commit GScoSsea
rom not being aware Of the dreadful conpr
qnenres that may Cnsue. Now, who that under
sunIs Inc subject will pretend to deny that the
power OF procrcation Is lost sooner by those fail
ing into Improper habits than by the pFudeniy
besides being deprived Of tho pleasure OfhGaIthy
ohsprlng, tho most serious and destructive symD
Solls OF Doth body and mind arise. The systeil
Zee becomes dGTaniged, the Physical and Mental
N u.cIohS MGakGned, Loss OF PrOcreatlvo Power,
tne MeALt Indigestion, Constitutional Debility.
Anu nmiN mastlnGoi tho Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

OFFICER, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lett hand side going from baltimore gtreet. a fow
1OOrs rom 5 the corner. Fall not TO observe thS
~ IA no letters received unless postpaid and
fpS nason stamp 70 be used on tic reply.
i, writing should state age, and send Dor
ton oladVertlaemcnt describing symptomS
Th0 DOctOt'A DIPLOMA hnnna IN hIS nMisn
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M - I17'H131V 7 UT ITIT TIITbO
The many thousands cured al ihja o.tshIt.h
ment within tho last twenty years, and tbe mn.
meIons Important surgical operations PERFORMED
TX VI Johnston, witnessed by the REPORTERS m
Ins Sgh and many other papers, hotices Of
wIieh l nave appeared again and again before the
character and respectAbllIty, Ia eiflcient gTGT.
antee TO the AFFLICTED '''"' h""''
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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