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MEDICAL.
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4 L. vK1iNrs fsivass nesptal n ~ Nd
sfsi Mod. sorass q ssvsasA saA ssrssss, ospo-
site ns ross "a Psssas oasss Roons = saa n,
up ssairs. wssAinssea. nc -rr go -tls

site Ne Pess "a Psssas oAsss Aoons = sad y.
up ssairs. wssAiassea. nc. -rr gu rtls
AL dissasss of privsss nature treated In the
most scisatias nannr. md raAisai earss sAsetsd
In all sasss SYPHILITIc ATEgcTfoNs con-
oRRBGA, CLEFT, STRUCTURES SEMINAL
#rAkNEss, or the result of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, ar any weakness Of ths oENKRATIvF
oaoANs, nom any cause whatsvsr, or how long
'stsadins, thoroushiy and rsdissily sursdI also,
osur, RBEuNArIsM. NEURALGIA. aad osAsr
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NRAvra MusoA
BeNra and JOINTS, scRoruLA. DLorcHKs
On TEE FACE, xluprIons - ne ii.bs aad
BODY, s,o all Other rRurrrvF pssxARs and
pIsrAars or ~, MOOD, hsa whsasvsr cause
the, nay hsvs arisen. ........
AFFLICTED AND uEFoRTuNArEi .lss
No nsstsr wha, your disease, lei no false dsli-
e.sy prevent you from applying Immediately TO
Dr.. veilny, who is Acknowledged TO b BY far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYsIcIAEln n the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and MAKE
known your misiortunss, and he will speedily ssnd
you on your way rsioisins.
-.. sELF-ABusk, ..
Tint drsadfui seourye Of tho young. INDUCED in
when alone, destroys the senerativs organs, unnn
you for married life, producing weakness Of the
nsek and nnbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, paipitstion of the heart nervous ritabili-
ty, loss Of memory, melancholy bsbits, insanity
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MANI In view OF the dreadful sonss-
qu.nces Of delay, do not fail TO make your esss
known, immediately, to Dr. vsllny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may sonndsntiy rely
upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systsms were shattered and
who were On the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back to vigorous health by his skiilful
uestmsnt.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating mAtn
lnony, who suspect themselves Of lmpotsncy, semi
nal weakness, or any disease arising from re
;.xed state OF the sssitsi organs, whether the 70
suit Of disease Injury, youthful indiserstaons, OF
induIssscs Of the passions in rpsr yssrs, are ear
nestiy sntrsated to place themselves under the
care Of Tr.v V. They may rely with certainty upor
= spesdy cure, and upon being restored to full
health and vigor.
He treats with entire success al disoasss o
Females suoh ~ LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPsus UrERI, Ao., L., and In every case guar
antse, perfect CURE.
FEES modsrats, And vIsITs sod CoMMUNICA
r1oNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
Psasons calling So no one but the DocroR.
Those At . distance may bs TREATED BY MAI
ny ,endins STATEMENT OF CASE, AO., az.
IL 2-llms
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aasAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AHD WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDElsS.

sasrSG andise, Money, ( welry, Valuabiss,
Eotes, Stocks, Bends, &C.,
sorw.rded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
Su ageneirs Ia the principal railway towns n the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal Offices are
WASHLNGTON, D. o., N. YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLkORE, GIN
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and BOSTON
with lines forwarding TO the Csnadas and the
britifh Provinces and with steam ship lnss 70 Law.
srpool, Southampton, and Havr,, and Themes BY
European expresses 10 all prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain and on thu Continsnt =,
Collection of Notes, Drafts, ami Bills made ~ I'll
accessible parts of the United strtes.
G. C. DUNN, Agent,
st3 Washington. n. T.
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u. S. REVENUE.
PIANO FORTES.

N @. LIGHTE q CO.,
r. (intc Lshte Bradburys,)
PLANO FORTE MANUFACTURERA
<2i HRoeME ST., new YORK, ..
ID block East o| Broadpav. ....y
Mr.. y. C. LIaHTE, the original founder Of TIL.
oniv Praefieai Plano Forte Maker Of the late firm Of
"Llghte Brsdburys," having retained his Two
Thirds interest IN the whole business stock mate.
Paienis, inclusive Of his celebrated PATENT IN
sULAfED IRON FRAMES 4 the only one who
can make the svfERioR PiANo FoRTEs ior
a- All infringements on his rights viii 30 prose
cuted according to law, = IL = I.l
warranted perfect In every respect for live years
y. G. LIGHTE CO.,
sp 0-am All Rroons 81, New Work.
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MEDICAL
7aREAFr 1EAlDHIHA,

"a AEI 1sA hin NJ
SAoo, sfTrT NfcK AND J0INT1 1PIA44
DAuiSEl CUfA AND WOt1NDe, PlLD1, o. Il
ID. HEADAcHE, AND ALL RHEuMA7sc 'lli
v "a AND NERvous pIsoRnEhs, WI .
For N Of whisA n d ,pssdy .ad s....,. fs.s-
dy, and nsvsr faIlA TAis Aninsat VI psspArsd
froa ths rssips q D. stsphsa ewsst, o. csahsst
lieut., the famous bonsssttsr, and has been used In
bis prsctsss, fof more than twenty ysars, with the
most astoaisAias sussssa % lfas ysn
As An lLLEvllToR Or PAIN, n 70 ya,,vv,sd
By ny pfspasstisn befsre Ne public cf Shish'ths
most sksptasai nay b convinced by singis tri.l.
TAs n,insnt viii cure rspsday and rsAssallt,
RAsussAAs Dasssdsss of svssy hind, And, a
thoesssds Of sasss where II hes bssa ussd, y ~
never bssn Known 70 faM. = st' sli-s4I 40 grswa'
FOE NEURALGIA, u win s6srd in.sdiAss rslle
in svsay go, hossvsr distsssant. = hbI
II vii relieve the wort sssss Of HEADICHkh
hres minutes, and 10 warranted 10 Do Il. III
rooTHAcHE, also, will II cure instantly. ,,T :
EoR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND oENERAL Las
SITUDE, srisias from fmprudsncs Or s1osss, his
Hninent u most happy and uafsAhng remedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues,s Y
strengthens and feviviass the systsn, and fsstofs
II TO elastieisy and visor. 80 2.,aa a~rtsv-nss
FOR PlES-As sa sxtsrnal remedy, ~ slaim
that II ID he bsst Known, Aa1 w challenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give u tsfal, for 2
will not fail 10 AFFORD innsdists relief and, In
majority Of cases, viii sRset radical cure. Y
QUNsY AND SORE THROAT are sonstisss
extremely malignant and dangerous, but tihsiy
application Of this nnimsnt will nsvsr "
cure. .. .r. r.g.rI. n-ri..H
SPRAINs are sometimes very obstinate, nd q,
larsement Of the joints is liable TO occur 10,
leeted. The worst case may Be conquered BY this
Eminent in two or three days.
BRUISES CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
gRNS, AND SCALDS, yield readily to the won
crful healing properties Of DR.. SWEETS IEFAL
LIBLE LINlMENT, when used secordins to diree
Ions. Also, cHILBLAIES, FROSTED FEET, AMI
INSECT BITES AND STIN0&
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M NHoO D.; .,., =. :. :, -,

M A n II q y D -. :. u, ;. -.
M HOW LOST. HOW REsToREDi
yusf Published IN a Sealed En'<los, Prios ss os'fs.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure Of spermatorrheA or seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impe-
diments to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical
Inlspaeity, resulting from Self Abuse, ko- hy
RoBERT j. CuLvERWELL, NJ. D., author OF ths
Green Book, Sc. -----
"a Boon to Thousand Of Sufferers" 3D..
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any address
post paid on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by ~ v,,vr
=, ~ Bowery, New York, Pest once Box' tsss'
mar 1o--1m #H '''' 49,. aid
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MI ADAME g.. FAV ARGER,
M PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST.
No. ~ Pennsylvania Aysnues WAshingtoA y ~
vrOat t00u, we aigAo ~. - H.
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T NJ p o r T A N T

II is well known TO all Medical Men that IRON 10
the VITAL PRINCILPLE or LIFE ELEMENT Of
the Blood. But Il 10 only since the discovery of
that valuable combination known as PERUVIAN
SYRUP, that the great power Of this vIrALiZING
AGENT over disease has been brought to light. b.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP Is protected solution
Of The ps9tSy'Gs ra @adTpav q iS1niS IN mrp,crNr
that strikes at the root Of disease BY supplying tho
blood with It's vital principle or ie sisaent Iron.
This Is the secret Of the wonderful SUCCESS Of this
isSSr iarsGS in SsdPsY sS1Ps ssRoa G4a
bolts, HERVOUs kFFECrIONs, CHILLs ANb
FEvEhs, HuMORs, Loss OF fCoNsTiTUTlokAL
yIG3R DisEAsEs q TsE k1RNEYs ins i. AhD NJ!
< BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, .. ~
or accompanied by DEBILITY ora
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
To take medicine to cure disease oocssioned by
deficiency OF IRON IN THE BLOOD without No
storing II to the system 10 like trying TO repair
building when the foundation 70 gone.
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures and
recomin endatOna from some oi the most eminent
Physieisss, CergYmen and Others Will bs sent Jrss
We select a few Of the names to show the char.
acter Of the testimonials; " .
Rev. 7. Starr King. III. Kendall, MD.
Rev. Arthur b, Fuller. 8. r. Chiffon, M. D.
Rev. Jos. II. Ciinch. Francis Dana, NJ. D.
Rev. syivanus Cobb. A. A. Hayes, NJ. D.
rev. Abel Stevens. Hon. Peter Harvey.
Roy. John Pierpont. Samuel May, ESQ. aa' -
fNere can be but one stronger proof hAsn ne fesfi::
nsony Of such men a. hsse, and that 10 psrsonsi
trial. has cured housands phere otAer rs~edHs
haze taied 10 give relief and InpaHds eannoi rssson-
ably hesitate TO give a trial. ...... -
Prepared as heretofore BY N. L. CLARK = co.
,,: p RIS@NIH RSsM9fs sf.s Asias ss' wash
iSsSSs DsSss,.i: k'D"hLl ''''s'''"s sas X -
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DR.. EET'S .r a..
INY LII BILE L IN Z N T
sOLDIE RS FRIE Sd
And Thousands have found It truly
FRIEND IN NEED I,

Ask for "Dr. sweets InfAllible Liniment,n p and
take no other. be not deceived by unprincipfed
dealers VINO will try to palm on some other article
The hfty cent bottle contains three times - much
q the twenty cent BOTTLE and 10 much the cheapest
% buy. Tryit. ...a TO '.'
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DLoODl BLooDli BLoODl!!
RDSs br THHEa HHR vi4fs fHTsf FL1rb PIPAAVkO
wh,.h produces
scROrgI4 EEGESS 'osES RSa,S s1SFSs Ss TVE!rEss ~
NERE4L l. EASES, SC.
SAMARITiNS
Root AND HERB JUICES
70 sns RnS' " IL. .sa ss
system to healthy action, cure those Spots, Tet-
ters Scales and Coppef Co.ored Patches.
SYPHILIS Oh J'ESEREAL DISEASES.
III. sAMAr-t; ANS Root AND HERB JUICES
is the most certain remedy sves preseHosa. hr-
moves every particle Of poison.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
Kssp out Of hospitals. K,rs IL cure In any
case for es. Price per hottis' or ox iof ~ ~''n
CIR. Eleventh st. and Pen1. ~.
.AisxAndris, Va
sent 0s sE's'''' carefully {bEssSap R:issS co.,
l.ns-ly PAil.dslphi..
SECRET DISEASES !,
sAMARITAE,S GIFT
SAALRITAN'S GIFT
N, Most Certaia Remedy Ever Uasd.
Yea, PosItivs Cure.
s..lsAM COPAvIA AND MERCURY DIS
CARDED.
Only ten Pills TO be taken to effect . cure.
TIry are entirely vegetable, having no snen moi
any unpleasant taste, and will not, In any way, In
Iure the stomach or towels Of the most delicate.
Cutes in from two to four dsys, and recent case
So eSpo-urs, no IN .IIs, no aAsnss srhaisssr.
Tncee2 Sold BY
Cns. Eleventh II. and PenS ~.
HENRY COOK
Alexandria, Va.
Sent by mail BY - ,o
nn s-iy PhilAneiphiA
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Oaution.

To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
Iiksness Of Dr. stephen Sweet on every label, and
also stephen sw eet's Infailibls Lniment" blown
in ths glass OF each bottle, without which Mons
ere genuine. ."
RICHARDSON b CO., ..,....
.'' t'a sole Propristor,, Norwish, O.
ID. nOaoAN . ALLEN, General Assnts, B" 'n'
80 oir strsst, New YoEH.
....a ..i' 'r....I -fn aiNias1l iuN H"'.''" H'7''
~. ss,Asv ~ asalAn svsyvAss& 30 ''
- tI~D
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SECRET DISEASES !,
EXPRESSES.

4 DANA EXPRESS COMPANY,
~ OFFICE 5i4 PENN. AVENUE,
Warrington Citp, D. @.
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.MEDICAI,s

sAMBU CG' WINE,
~ 81 SSns, AaD, tovl s.A,s oar, 4 q ial
OF CHOICE 0f0RTO GRAPE,
n, 10 - IN FOA pnIDutAn1 use, 7ihFh
m ,Nu>9ies, Nsalav NtonSS1AkA MpeDlh.
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e v I'D EN- GI
VID EN- UE 7
OF the most responsible and reliable character "
accompany the medicines.


CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From three to twenty yenrs standing, with names
known to science and fame.
For the medical properties Of BUChU, see Dis
pensatory OF the United S.nes.
See Professor DLwEEs' valuable works On the
Practice Of physic.
See remarks mads by the late celebrated DR..
PHysICK, PhiiAdelphia.
see remarks made by DR.. E,HRAiM MCDOWELL,
q celebrated Physician, and nember Of the Roysl
Collc6e Of Surgeons IRELAND, and publiahed In the
Transactions Of the King and Queen's Journal. .u
Sec MedisO-C Chirurgtcal Ryiew, published by
BENJAMIN TsAvERs, Feiiowif the Royal College
Of Surgeons. -.
Extract Buchu, 81 90 perbottle, or . for s5 70
Sarsapnrllla ! 90 90
Improved Rose Wash, 90 Q 90
OF Half Dozen Of each for si2 which will be sum
cent to cure the most obstnae cases. II directions
| are adhered to.
| Delivered to any address, ,eeurely packed from
observation. Describe symptoms In all communi-
| eztions. ...r
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g: 90. =: 49, :s,:.::.::. .::s, ::
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CURES GUARANTEED AYVIcE GRATIsii
AFFID VI T.

AFFIDAvlT. ...
Personally sppeared beiored pc, an Alderman Of
the city oi Philad.lphia, II; HELMsoLD, who
tain no narcotic, no rncrcury,pr other injurious
1''' HIT. HELMBoLD.
Of November, 1884 WM. p, HIBBARD, Als.,
kiRth street, a.ove Race, Phila.
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q Y 2 Z 1 l. I 8.
HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases Of syphilitic Ma
ture and ~ an injection Ia disease Of the Urinary
o. gans, arising from Habit Of Dissipation, used In
connection with the Extract Buchu and SArapAFills,
Ia such diseases As recomueIded.
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Sold by all Druuststs sverywhts-

lsK yos AELMsoLDs-TIir NO orHEA
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Address letters for iniormatia In confidence TO

MT. HELMBoLD, dIEmIsr, III,
Depot iol south Tenth street below Chestnut,
PhiladelphiA. BEWARE OF lcOUNTERrEITS
10 dispose Of their own" and ",ther" articles on
the reputation attained by
HELMBoLp's GENUINE PlEPARATIOEa
Helmboid's Genuine Extract tBuohui 10.
Hslmbold's Genuine ExtractsarsApsrilln, O.
HeimboId's Genuine Improvd Hose wash
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-08

1t causes a frelueit desire, and gives strength to
urinate, thereby removing Obstruetions, prevent
ing and curing stridures Of the UIetha, Allaying
Of diseases aud sxpsllng sa Po.sonos diseased aad
rorn-0u mailer.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
victims Of QuAcxs, md who lave paid hesryy fees
to be cured In short time, have bund they were
deceived and that tn "Poison" has, by the use Of
"Powerful Astringenis,' been dried up In the sys-
TEN to break out In IN aggravated form, and
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..'-- '-.s- MEDICAL" t.
TH1 q BAT ANERICAN
i hEMEDfEs .
.r' TdIE Z axows n h a y ,
H1lMBolD's GENUINE PlErA1AfJusw
r.y-sr5sA 20 q"ET "slt0ol INT I 3
aElMDoLD'S KzTAAcr "DuCnu. 'THA'
.fr.y - 20 sAAaAfAMkiA
nraovrD aoss wAsa. .
arI.A1oLDs - /,
GENUINE PREfARATIoN,
"HIeHLy CONCENTRATED" r-t
os-ps~,a sl.sA t1.4I
ExTRAO.T oHU,
4 Posrrvl AHD sPscry1o asnmr roe.
LH Diseases Of the .,s..u.
BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL, AND DRoPsL
CAL swELLrNes.

m, Medicine ne p9wss q DSsstse.
which the Watery or Calcerous depositions, and an
Unnatural Enlarsements are reduced, - well ~
Pain and Inflammation. and II good for r = 4
MEN, WONEN OR CHILDREN. y
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FEMALRS, FEMALES,
Old OF Young, Single, Married, OF Ceuts
plating Marriage.

In many affections peculiar TO Females, the Ex.
In Chlorosis or Retention, Irregulsrity, Painful-
ness, or suppression Of Customary Evacuations,
liberated Sehirrous state Of the Uterus Leucor.
rhe or whites, Etrity, and for all complaints in.
cident to the sex, whether arising from rndiscre-
ton, Habits OF Dissipation, or to the l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
BORROWING TROUBLE.

That was sensible advice which was given
to the young bear, puzzled TO know how to
walk:
"ShalI l. said he. ''move my right front paw
first, or my left or the TIVE front paws first, or
or the two hind ones, or all four at once, and
howl" The old she bear came to his relief,
with the advice: "Leave of thinking, and
walk
1t is not uncommon for men to place them
selves in the predicament of the young bear;
to involve themselves in needless complexities,
by trumping up imaginary difficulties, or by
timOrously looking forward to the future
There are some who appear to take pleasure in
casting dismal horoscope of their lot, and
there is no one who does not suffer, more or
less, from dangers and perplexi!ies from trials
and sorrows, which have no real existence.
As general thing, one who is over anxious
about doubtful duties, may be sure that he
is shirkiBg present and plain duties. 1t seldom
happens that the duty of the present moment
cannot be dscerned. If that is done, it be-
comes a torch, throwing light on the duty next
at hand
In every department of life, the habit of
borrowing trouble is found gripping action and
sound thought. In religious experience it is
often a hindrance. Its victim, while neglect
ing plain duties, bemoans his present condition
and aments that be has not the emotions which
he should like to have, and torments himself
with doubts and lears- And more devout faith
would lead him to walk, cheerfully ard step by
step, his appointed path, ard to believe that
the merciEul Power which had upheld him
hitherto, would shield him to the end YelU
York Examiner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
YOUNG LADIES. nMAKEA NorE OF Iii

YOUNG LADIES, MAKE NoTE OF THIS "
"A late member of Parliament, writing to
his daughter, says" observe more than
nee you have offered me- as an excuse for the
few letters | get from you, the statement that
you are bad correspondent, and so forth !;
and have apologies occasionally from others
of my friends pleading, for the same fault, the
pressure of indispensable avoeations. Now,
such things are not in good taste The last of
them is ill-bred, and the former seldom sincere.
1t is no compliment to tell one that you attend
to him only on the cessation Of what is more
important TO you than minding him and
mnch suspect that, were any one to reverse the
case, and tell you, in plain terms, that you are
wretched or even lazy letter-writer you
would be pretty apt to lose your temper. =
Worse than both these, however is the really
sIpshod commonplace often adduced with an
air of originality and wit of appearing 20
pity your friend for having to read your letter,
ard telling him at the conclusion, | shall not
infict my trash on you any longer now re-
lieYe you from purgatory,' and the like. These
are gross vulgarisms and poor bats laid for
compl imentary answer. l know my dear Jane,
you'll take these remarks of mine in good
part. Look into the best collections of pub
lished correspondence, such as Madam de Sew
igne, Lady Wortley Montague, Pope, or Cow
per and, though, in all of them, you will OF
ten Gnd fun and humor, they are free from
everything like what | have now pointed out
for your avoiding"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

HE NATIONAL CURRENoY.-The popuIari
iy of the National currency among the peo
pie, was foreibly illustrated recently in the
neighbOrhood of this city; where large num-
Der of Irish laborers were employed. Their
pay was offered in bank notes, bat it was in
dignantly refused. The laborers would re-
ceive nothing but Greenbacks In ordinary
trade Eastern notes are received at par, but
they go hard, and in the smaller retail stores
when bill is offered the detector is carefully
examined, and the note il not described as
counterfeit is finally taken with reluctance
Altogether it is very evident that green
backs are regarded as the peoples currency,
and if a vote were taken to-day, bank notes
would be declared nuisance, by three to one.
However politicians may theorize about q
National currency, it is very evident that it
suits the public, and it is very doubtful wheth-
er the penple will ever be satisfied to return
again TO the issues Of the swarms of banks, by
which the country has heretofore been supplied
With paper currency.-Cm Gaz. -...
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
II o r T | G UL T r A L.
Prepagating by Cuttings.

@ASP@bG GbA4AS ny SubLA4Ss'
Propagating by cutting is not
nearly so well understood by people
generally as it should be; we may
say by gardeners, generally. Near
ly all soft wood will grow from cut
tings in the hands of a careful per-
son. 1t is common way to multiply
grapes, currants, gooseberries, &c.
But few persons unacquainted with
horticulture will attempt the same
thing with the raspberry and null
berry, with which, following the
same method, they would be nearly
if not quite as successful.
So with Towering shrubs which,
in propagating, are usually laid
down." there is not the least diff
Guilty, though with some the success
is not so uniform as with others
All the arborvit@s can be propaga-
ted by inserting the branches Of last
years wood four or five inches, with
out removing the leaves.
Now is the time when this work
should be done. Prepare the bed,
dig deeply, pulverize the soil well
and put it in good order. To be
sure Of the cutting growing, it
should be inserted five or six inch
es in depth, and place from four to
six inches apart, the earth being
pressed firmly around them. They
should be mulched and watered mod
erately daily in warm weather when
the ground is dry. They can either
be potted in the fall or let remain
over winter, slightly protected with
a little straw or long manure.-[ Ger.
Tel.
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ADVANTAGES OF CALAMITY.

This Is q natural history Of calamity. The
changes which break up at shert intervals the
prosperity of men. are advertisements Of ma
ture whose law is growth. Egermore il is the
order Of nature to grow, and every soul is by
this intrinsic necessity quitting its whole sys-
TEN of things, its friends, and home, and law
and faith, as the shell-fsh erawls out of its
Sheautiful but stony case, because it no longer
admits of its growth, and slowly forms a new
house. In proportion to the vigor of the indi-
vidual, these revelations are frequent, until in
seme happier mind they are incessant, and all
worldly relations hang very loosely about him,
becoming as it we're a transparent, fluid mem
brane, through which the form is always seen
and not as in most men, an in5urated betero-
geneOus fabric of many dates, and of no sst-
tied character, in which the man is imprisoa-
ed. Then there can be enlargement, and the
man Of to-day scarcely recognizes The man of
yesterday. And such should be the outwsrd
biography of men in time, a putting off of
dead circumstances, day by day, as be renews
his raiment day by day. But TO US, in cur
lapsed state, resting not advancing, resisting
not cooperating with the divine expansion,
this growth comes by shocks.
The sure years reveal the deep, remedial
forces that underlie all facts. The death of a
dear friend, wife. brother lover, which seemed
nothing but priyation, somewhat late assumes
the aspect Of guide or genius; for it COM
monty operates revolutions in our way of life.
terminates an epoch Of infancy or of youth,
which was waiting to be closed, breaks up a
wonted occupation, or a household, or a style
Of living, and allows the formation Of new ones
more friendly to the growth of character
Emerson,