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ELEC ICITY.
LOOK AND LIVE! woED TO THE WISE IS
BCFFICIESTl
An diseased conditions, both acute and chronic. where
there vitality enough leN to react permanently
cured b. wA,ranee al No 1920 WALNUT Street, Phlia
depha and IN Of failure IN most obstinate mslades
no charge Is mado. Electrical Institution, established
about Ave years ago by Professor BoLLEs. Rood the
foIoWing:-s
ciass OF maladles prevails to fearful extent Ia COM
munliies dOomng 10000 youths OF both sexes, Annually
early grave Those diseases are very imPorfcclly
understood Their external Manifestations or symptJms
are nervous debility, relaxation and great exhaustion
marasmus, or wasting and consumption Of the tissues Of
the whole body shortncss Of breathing or TOO hurried
breathing on ascending hill or flight Of stairs, rslpaton
Of the heart asthma bronchitis, and dry, sore throat
trembling and shaking OF the arms and lower limbs
aversion to society, business, and to study omoines
dimness Of the eyessht loss Of memory dizziness Of
the head, IeuralgR, pain In various parts OF Tie
body pains In the back and lower limbs umbago, dys
pepsia constipation Of the bowels dorsnged secreonA OF
the kidneys and many other glands of the body, pro-
duclng virulcnt diseases nboth males and fsmaos Ike
vso epilepsy, hysera, and different forms OF nervous
spOsms Now, then, ninety niac out Of every hun
dred Of all the above named diseases and host ofohcrs
not named consumption Of the lungs OF the spinal
nerves. have their origin In the pelvic yices hence tho
want Of by any Of the old medical systems OF
practice. -
Prolapsus UteH, LeucorrhUa, AmonorrhCs, and Dys-
nenOrrhps All the above diseases and other Uterine
complaints have their origin loss Of the vital pSwer Of
the body, brought by injuries, excesses, sedontary
habits personal abuses abOrtons and the Of powerful
medicines. Some Of the peculiar symptoms dragging
pains through the hip and back, weakness Of the llmbs
and extreme languor and debility throughout the onre
system. The effects produced from these troublesome
maladies are almost muttudinous. Consumption, Dys-
pepsa, Neuralgia, Paralysis. Deafness Blindness, Fits
and Insanity, and even Idiocy, are not uncommon.
No eectual reliable remedy has been found for
these alarming complaints till late discovery In the
Of Electricity in strict accordance with the positive and
negative polarization of the Uterine Organs We nevey
failed curing all Of the above diseases except In
organic arrangement severe injuries Of the parts.
Mrs Fulton, lady Of great experience and ability, viii
have entire charge of treating In the ladies department
Consultation free.
Prof. BoLLES & Dr. BR0WS,
eu9. IOlS No. 1920 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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BU RK ART.-On the 10Th instant, LILLE WASH
lNGTON infant son OF Charles NJ and Margaret G..
BurkArt, aged year aud week.
Ihe relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral IRON hs parents residence No 1873 "
Eleventh street, ON Friday r. NJ, at O'Clock.
DlCK.-On tho 18th instant THOMAS, son OF John
and Helen Dick, In the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends Of the family respect
hrs parents Darby road and Fy-secOnd street on Fri
day morning, at O'Clock. To proceed to Mount Morlah
DILMAN.--on the 18th instant FREDERICK Dill.
MAN, In the 4sth year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
Homesburg Twenty-third ard, on Saturday, the goth
FRFYTAO-Op the 18th instant AZ Jacksonville Ill .
aged 81 years, Mrs. MARY FREYTAG formerly OF Phila
dephia.
WGMAE.5on tho 10th instant, SARAH b. HIGMAN,
daughter Of Robert J, and Margaret Hgman, aged IL
years, Z months and days.
The relatives and rends OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral rom tue residence OF her
PARENTS No 24 Dauphin street. on Friday afternoon, at
IRICK-On the morning OF the l7th Instant GENE
RAJ WILLIAM TRICK in the sixty NTH year OF his age
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
centoWn. Burlington county, N. j., on Saturday Aug.
goth, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ
KEYsER--On the 10th instant, Derrick KEYsER,
son OF Daniel L. and susan r. keyser iD the th year OF
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
parents, Main and Rttenhouso street. Germantown,
Friday afternoon, at O'Clock.
MoLAUGHLIE;-on the l1th instant Mr. GEORGE
w. MCLAUGHLIN, In the 9Th year of his age,
Due notice OF the funeral VIII be given
MoGRATH.-on the 10th instant, at the First Division
MoGIRAfi, formerly Of the Txehty S siath Rsi@eat
Pennsylvania Volunteer, now Of Company II, One
eers son Of Hannah ana the late John McGTah, IN the
''Ip Due notice WI viii Be- given Of the funeral.
YORK City amer a short illness FREDERICK THi.
BAVLT, Formerly Of Philadelphia ased 70 years
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

once OF the Iehigh Coal and NeVigH'
ton Company.
P,utAbELridA, Augusl 10, 1861.
HOLDERS Of The
Old CERTrrICATES OF LOAN,
wac subscribed for
CONVERSION INTO TgE
"LoNG LOAN"
On leaving tAon al
Tms OFFICE,
can have the Eev Certlncsios the
NEXT DAY.
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Married.

HAT--RODNEY.-I Emmanuel Church, New Castle
Delaware, Tuesday, August 18th, 1854 by the Roy
ubn Rodney, rector OF st. Luke's Germantown, WAL
TER HAY, NJ. D.. OF Chicago, 20 ANGELICA G.
eldest daughter OF Hon Geo. is. Rodney OF the iOrmo
place,
HAZZARD-RICF.-On Wednesday August l1th, 1854
by tie Rev. Mr. Well. WIN, Ii. HAZZARD, NJ. D., 20
ELLEN NJ, daughter OF the Lave Robert Rice.
SWOYER-REIC CHARD.-On Tuesday, August 10th
AT the residence OF the brides father AZ Whesbnrre,
RgiChard.
INRLEPAUGH-GE -GETPER.-By tho Rev 7. A. Fern
ley. on the 18th Instant at 1913 n, Front street Mr.
DECR TlNKLEPAUGH, OfEew YORK, 90 Miss ELLEN
GETTER, of Lebanon county, Pn,
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MO DRCEPTIoN.-No INFERIOR COAL
purchase % o6sr @ psoy hs sost price Of suPsos
eait aide, sells the genuine EAGLE VEIN, best and
purest mined hgg And Stove sizes shI Large Nat, $40
per TOE.
oonlumsrs should make their purchases At once. pre-
viQps 10 another advance, kli-Sm
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OFFICE DEPOT COJMesARY OF SUB.

WAsHINayoN, u. q August -, ltti.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOOR.
Sealed Proposals arr invited unll AugGtt y, az u
N Tor furnishing the Subsistence Department win iva
Thousand t2000) Barrels OF Flour
The proposals wi be for What is know et As Depot as
Nos. and ard bids viii be tnitsianed .s any guam
hty lesg than the whole.
BIDS mas IN duplicate, and fcr eSC saGe on seragaie
sheets Q! paper, -..,, ,
nom the OpeInr ofthe bids and IN Huch quantities, daily
al he Government nAy directs delivered at he Governs
merit Warehouse N GeOrgetoWn ~ the whG,Nes or rail-.
read depot In Washington, D. O. go.
The delivery OF all flo0r awarded tore competed Willn
twenty DAYS from the opening 81 me bidf
Payment will 10 made in certificates or ndfbteine1s
sach other inds Gs TAG GtVehmtnt inay Lave r de
euTsement. ,.,--,
A "a the Tlour received and WA BE- accepted which
h mot hGsh ground ana made from wheat soGnd In The
vicinity where mnufacgured, unless OF very supegllg
quality,
head lined,
An oath OF allegiance must ACCOMPANY ihe nd of cAca
bidder who has not the oath hC IN mis- once, ana 10
bid viii be entertained feA pArtes VINO nave pfeVousl.
failed ~ comply with htr b.ds, or from iddefs MOI pre-
sent 10 respond --,,s a. o,.
cause Bids be address, TO the undeIsgnea Al W.
q street. endorsed, Proposals for Flour .cav
s1ls-N g. G. SkEENA' NAP'"A NV NS'
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TNvALIDs AND OONvALEsoENTs

| " V n Ii ~ y AM OON Aun5OhNIH IHs
INYALIDs AND CONvALE SCENTS.
Inyalids and Conyaiescents,
Inv Aids and ConvaIesconts
Especially
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
FEMALES N DELICATE HEALTH,
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
VIII Gnd our Wnl nndoT WIN aBd our
California Wines, California Wines,
California Wines, California Wines
California Wines, California Wines,
peculiarly valuable in all Of languOr and great pTos
trAdon OF strength.
Ask ASK Ash Ask Ask
Ask Ask Ask ASK Ask
Ask Ask Ash ASK Ask
Drt. McCleDand, Gebhazd, jackson
(ofthe Pennsylvania University,
Herring Berens, Groves, HsnshorBe
sChn0le, Williams, Hartley, Nsidhard,
Wilson, Tmdal, Vinhl, Eondey,
Noble, KnOT, Maryland, Turner.
and other leading physicians, what they mink Of the td
cinA virtues of California Wines These gentlemen pre-
scribe brands and Of the Dement'S patients
receive from their usel
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY,
jy9c-lm No. - s. FIFTH street, shove Chssnpt
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Fine Havana Cigars
MEs,ss. DAVIS n RiCHWDs,
ARCH AND TESrH,a
have Just received new importation OF
HAyANA CIGARS,
0i the shOlcst brands.
T.. g. whitman q Co.,
Manufacturers fNeW and Delicious Connections, Amond
Paste, Chocolate CaIamels, Creams La Mode De
Paris, exquisitely favored.
Roasted Jordan Almonds, &c, &c.
No. JIG Chesnut street, below Fourth.
HtecE a Co.'s PtRnOs.-
EYEcK 4 co.'s MASON Phhos
4
HAAILNs
RsN
CABINET
sTECR 4 co.'s ORGANS PIANes.
j. Z. GOULD,
Seventh and Clesnat streets.
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10l

Many Of our friends in Tennessee are
asking with muc. sol,citnde, what shall
he done with the slaves when liheratei2
Let me give The substaace Of convsr-
sa'ions which have iiad with several
Shareholders. who reside in this district.
onl after sn experience of negro
freedom Ct over two yea,s, thus bear
testimony in this important case.
inquired OF these gentlemen, all Of high
social position, as follows:
"Nvhat has been the general effect Of
cmancipating tie slaves in this Dis
t,ict -
Decidedly ben, fetal to both masters
and slaves"
''Ilave you suffered any COZ siderable
social consal.ion in consequence ?"
Not at all: matters have progressed
rs smoothly as ever.'
care the negroes insolent and law
less 90
Not so much so as formerly. They
feel that they are now standing on their
good behavior alone
"Have you much trouble in procur.
ing laborers -
"None at all; the negroes work
readily and faithfully for wages. They
do their work better than ever, because
they know that they must either fulfil
their contracts or get no pay"
''Do the people regret the change
which emancipation has effected ?"
"No; hardly one man in the whole
district, except a few politicians, who
would vote for the restoration Of sla-
very. Mr. aud Mr., who were
both large slave owners, and opposed
emancipation bitterly, now declare
openly that they never want slavery re.
stored.
Certainly this evidence is important
and worth the consideration Of Ten
nesseans. Let us act honestly towards
the slave and the consequences viii
take care of themselves. Let us Offer
'greenhacksr instead Of cowhides to
the negro. and he will work with frcsl,
alacri'y and hope. He has 4 soul; let
US treat him accordingly. Ii we use
our numerical superiority to rob him Of
his rights and dcfraud him Of his wages,
We shall pull down upon our childrcn's
heads the just penalty of our gilt, amid
the merciless tempes,s Of a social reyo-
luton. = Washington Correspondent,
NasIrille Tenn Union.
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written. Save her, Father ! it is ter
rible temptation
Night came, and the stars looked
sadly into Lulu Howard's boudoir
There were preparations for hasty
flight, and Lulu was wrapoing the folds
of her elegant cashmere around her as
she turned to fly. Poor, poor Lulu /;
her mother many years before had
kissed her infant, then putting it te,
derly away from her, had gone home
with the angels. In her young days
there vas no soft voice to sing Lulu to
sleep at nightfall, no gentle hand to
lead her in the way ofholiness. There
fore, pity her that she had yielded to
the tempter.
The door opens and Lulu gliaes soft
|y into the next room. What has stay
ed her footsteps and sent the warm
blood back to her heart An infant 5
cradle, with its delicate coun,erpane OF
azure silk, and a sweet, holy face smll
ing up from the pillows.
Thank God that Lulu herself is a
mother! In the first rush Of that be
wildering tide of passionate love, she
had almost forgotten the little one
whose lite was drawn from hers but
now she knelt beside that cradle bed
and with the gush Of warm tears came
back her childhood's purity and ten
derness, and Lulu prayed, oh how she
prayed "Father, save me oh save me
from myself ?"
The June stars looked softly, sml
ingly through the open window, and the
angels in heaven tuned their harps to
new songs ofjoy, over the tried, the
the tempted, the redeemed!
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Dying Words Of Noted Persons

"A death bed S detectnr of the heart;
Here triei dissimulation drops her mask,
Through lifes grimace, that mistress Of the
scene,
Here real and apparent are the anne
"Heaa Of the army" Napoleon.
| must sleep now Byron.
1T matters little how The head lic,h. :
Sir Walter Raleigh.
kiss me, Hardy Lord Nelson.
Don't give up the ship" Lawrence
"I III shot If don, believe I'm dy,
inc. '-Chanccllor Thurow.
us this your fidelity
sClasp my hand my dear friend,
die. ''-Alfiera.
"Give Dayroles a chair" Lord
Chesterfield.
God preserve the emperor. Hay
den.
The artery ceases to beat latter.
''Let the light enter" ."-Gocthe.
f.All my possessions for moment OF
time. Queen Elizabeth.
"What i, there no bribiny death p
Cardinal Beaufort.
81 have loved God, my father and
liberty. Madam de Stael.
:Be serious. "--Grotus.
Into thy hands, q Lord" ."-Tasso
ut is small, very small indeed, :"
(c!asping her neck. Anne Boeyn.
Il pray you, see me safe mp, and for
my coming down, let me shift for nv
sci = descending the scafola.)--Sir
Thomas More.
Don't let that awkward squad fire
over my graye."-Bnrns.
Il feel as if were to be myself a
gain. Sir Walter Scott.
II resign my soul to Goh--ani my
daughter to my country, Thomas
Jefferson.
"lt is well. '-Washing,on.
"Indepence forever. Adams.
1T is the last Of earth."-J. @. Ad.
ANS.
Il wish you to understand the true
principles Of the Government, wish
them carried out. l ask nothing more"
Harrison.
Il haze endeavored TO do my duty"
Taylor.
'There is not a drop ofblood on my
hands. .'-frederick ", Of Denmark.
"You spoke of refreshment, my Em
ilie take my last notes, sit down to my
piano here sing them with the hymn OF
your sainted mother let me hear once
more those notes which have 80 long
been my solacement and delight
Mozart.
"a dying man can DO nothing easy
Franklin.
LET not poor Nelly starye.'-
Charles IL.
Let me die 10 the sounds Of deli
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DIR. D. X. WEIR.

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that he is perma-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
as Practitioner of the German, French Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, so successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and America
lie not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full Of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will he asccr-
tainel Female complaints in all thir various
forms treateLe carefully and confdentially.
will attend toaH calls promptly. Residence
and office. North Wesr Of the public square.
j.. X. WIER
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RELIC Of DANIF. BooNE.-Amonc
the mary curious relics in the C.ncin-
nat, ta'r was A chip from the Beech
Tree Forks. Of Licking. showing The
tomahawk mark Of Daniel Boone,
which was the corner tree and starting
poin, for bis claim 10 lands in Kentucky.
The yearly growth of wood having
covered this tomahawk mark. it was
necessary. in settling the numerous
lawsuits in Kentucky, to produce the
marks made by Boone. This was done
by carefully scaling Of the yearly
growth antil the marx appeared cor
responding with the year be made i,
end the chip being in court, ana >as
tree proved from which it was taken,
Baont's claim was established. &.
Graham was presented with the chip
after the trial.
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'lou want nothing 10 yon?" SAYS
Pat. s'bedad, and Vi its nothing yon
want you'll find it i'll the jug where the
whisky was.''
A few years ago, Petrole um was al
most unknown on this continent last
year the exports from tho United States
reached the amazing total Of twenty
eight millions Of gallons, Of the valnc Of
$1,000, 900.
Water when converted into steam ID
crcases in bulk $4,000 times.
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cious music. c.''-Miraheau.
1T grows dark, boys; you may 90.
DR.. Adam.
"God bless you, my dear."-Dr.
johnson.
"God bless you. 4. y Is that you,
Dora ?"-Wadswor,h.
"Now it is come."-John Knox.
GLOW grand these rays; they secm ~
beckon Earth to Heaven )" (Thc sun
was shining brilliantly into the room in
which he was lying -Humbolt.
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Through all the long hours Of that
summers afternoon, Lulu had held the
letter in her hand her eyes traced again
and again the words his dear hand had
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NOTICE

l,OOoT,o Sci, TUE MOST nEs,sA.
= ble, attractive and srlcndid
anCurS Steel Engravings in tho country.
Au1N - Very liberal terms given 10 gcod
WAITED "; 4; I: :::: !: :,;; e.; " '' ::
Address for circular Of particulars
J. J. BONNET 4 Co.,
- LIBERTY ST., NEw leRK.
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Lulu IIOward's Temptation.
BY BIRDIE NORyAL.

"Alas !! how light cause may move
Drssention between hearts that love,
Hearts that the world IN vain had tried
And sorrow but more closely tied;
That stood the storm when waves were
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INSURE YOUR LIVES AND YOUR
PROPERTY
The undersigned having the agency for this
county Of the 1Etna Life and the 4Etna Fire
Insurance companies, is prepared to issue Pol
icies on reasonable terms.
LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID
J. NJ. SHANKLlN, Agent.
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Attorntps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of
q. II. 9TE1UBLE
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR ATLAM.

ToLEpo, TAMA Co., Iowa.
Allkinds Of Law and collecting business
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the laws, of the United
States, on Bountics, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention to Obtaining and collecting,
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return Of
mail from the Department At Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
tie claim is collected.
g. r. STRUBLE.
v4.n33-ly.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-19

DOC LoGIo.-A half crazy secession
ist named Corey, has been making te-
dious address on "State rights" in Gin
cinnati, to which the Commercial of that
city says:
"a lisping cockney, in reply to the
question why dog wags his TALL re-
piled You thee dog waggeth bith tail
becauth the dog ith stwonger than the
tall Mr.. Corey and other eminent state
rights gentlemen want tail constructed
with dog attached to it-a government
in which the tail shall be strong enough
to 'waggle the head
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} ago, for there is my mark-my name
upon it, as | alone baye stamped pape
in this countryP
And he showed to the court and to tb
jury the mark which be detected. |. wa
plain enough nova little oval express
ion with the name ga. FORBES" emboss
ed within. 1t was defaoed and soiled
but not obliterated.
Stephen Akers was trying to make hit
way from the court, rooms but the deputy
brought him back.
Two wholesale dealers were summon
ed, and when they examined the papel
they at once recognized il as of Anse
Forbes manufacture. They knew it
there could be no question.
And thus, almost miraculously, was the
whole current of the affair changed. We
gave the case in, and in a very few min
utes, we had the verdict.
That evening Hattie hung about my
neck and blessed and thanked me until
fairly cried. And Fred, when he tried
to speak Of what had passed, at once
broke down under the weight OF joy and
gratitude that was upon him. He was
safe-his fortune was safe-and his wife
and little ones were still blessed.
Some asked me how / came to detect
that little silent witness away up in the
corner OF that paper. | answered them
that my uncle gave me half dozen
reamS of that same kind Of paper when
he commenced making it, and | have been
using it ever since, so that stamp was
very familiar to me. The forger had se-
lected for his wicked purpose a sheet of
respectable age but it had not proved |
quite old enough to answer the date put
upon it.
Master John Staher got off to sea
again bu, Stephen Akers found his way
70 the state prison, where, for term of
years, he was forcibIy constrained from
his fellow-men.
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@ Do not try to persuade me that a
soul pure, tender, merciful, has any real
faith in relentless hell where the cry OF
penitence can avail no more. Such
things may stand written in creeds which
those gentle lips may still repeat but
let the hereto friend or son die away
from her arms, and she will find some d.
vine excuse for keeping the torment far
away. The eye of love is too clear and
single, to allow of the light that is in it
becoming so dread darkness as that
impossible faith.-Reu. James Martinedu.