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LAUGHLIN,s INFANT CORDIAI.

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rHR HEALINe PooL,

Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN. ON the CRIME OF SOIL
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DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
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A prsPATcn 70 the Philadelphia In
qattFer says that preparations are ma
king to lay an Injunction upon the
State Treasurer at Annapolis, the Gov
ernor, Comptroller and other officials,
to prevent their paying any money out
Of the State Treasury to defray expen-
sess In any shape or form, of the con-
yention now in session In Maryland. or
Guiding printing, holding elections and
all else appeT taining thereto. This Is
70 be done on the ground that the com
Yention Is unconstitutional and Illegal.
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GES. SIMON CAMERON is one of the
party OF excursionists in Kansas. At
Leavenworth the party took to speech
making, Gen. Cameron among the rest.
In the course ofsome Interesting re-
marks, he made the following reference
10 early railroadIng In Pennsylvania,
He believed that he was one Of the first
originators of railroad in Pennsyl-
vHnia. 1t was then considered an i'm
mense enterprise; 1t was a railroad for
ty miles in length, between Lancaster
and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He
used togo outRnd make speeches along
the route, and to take people out In car
Fiages TO get them to take stock, and
paid all their expenses too. He used
TO tell the people that he hoped to see
the time when he would go from Har-
fisburg TO Phlladelp hia IN a car, and the
people used to say Il was a good thing
TO tell to get stock, but nobody believed
II. This was distance OF one hun-
dTed miles: He had now lived TO see a
road finished over fifteen hundred
miles, and had lived to travel over Il IN
less than three days. Before long the
same public spirited men that had bnSIt
three roads fifteen hundred miles in
length, would construct a road three
thousand miles long. He hoped vet to
live TO see the time within i've years
when train would pass from Phila-
dolphin to San Francisco, and he hoped
TO stand there upon the shores of the
great Pacific, listening to its waves
beating upon the golden shores of the
Pacific coast.
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nTE FLORIDA,
U.,ser from Ms. Harriet BeeeheFt
Stove--.A picture after the style Of
Uncle TOm's Cabin. Fl

,.,..r rrom Ms. Harriet Beeeher
StSyve--.A picture after the style Of
Uncle Toms Cabin. Fl
OuF dairy woman is an ancient,
strong minded, atrong-limbed sibyl
from South Carolina, who Is generally
called Aunt Winnah. The whole care
of milking, butter-maklng, and the
disIensing OF milk and cream is lodg-
en- In her hands. We were astOnished
TO hear that the plantation numbered
EOEty-coEEs, Rnd=1hat -Annt-NfinnRh,
with one assistant did all the milking.
But on inquiry we found that this
operation consisted only in milking so
many of the forty COWS as Joe felt dis
posed to bring up from the woods, or
that came up OF their own accord TO
visit their calves, of whom there are
about fifteen in q pen near tnS house.
In Florida COWS run wild in the woods,
every calf is allowed to grow up to ma
turify. and rybody's calves run to-
gether in the woods, being first
branded with the owners name.
Many stock owners never see their cat
tie all together from one years end 70
another. Enough calves are kept near
the house to attract up some of the
cows, and 1t is considered the proper
orthodox way to let the calf suck while
the COW Is being MIXED, in order to
make her give down her milk. The
consequence Is that the forty COWS to-
gether do not yield in actual milk more
than we have seen given by two good
cows treated in the Northern way.
Winnah churns every day-unless
Joe forgets to bring up the COVE, or
something else happens, In which case
they go without being MIXED for a
morning or an eveniug-which fact
suddenly dawns on us In the percep-
ton OF there being no, milk or cream
for our sugar or tea. go.
Winnah makes valiant fight, for her
butter, and feels aggrieved at the de-
mand set mp by the ladies of the estab-
lishment for cream morning and night.
Somebody Unjust JUS bring up more o.
dem COWS ef I'sto glib de ladies so much
milk and cream; dere won't be no but
ter, shor." We have sometimes describ-
ed TO Winnah the manner proceeding
with Northern COWS, which seems to fill
that ode cow would jes dry right up If
you kill her chile"
In vain we described to her the
charms Of fresh veal, a dish unknown
and inadmlssable In Florida. We did
succeed in bringing an unctuous glow
on the face of the cook by describing
the charms OF veal pie, but Winnah's
proposed to make II ont OF ba-
bies. 81 les SO soon see one of my
babies killed as one dem calves" The
calves, in fact, are the prettiest lit
tie things in the world, and at uncer-
tain intervals Winnah stops her wash.
ing or whatever she may chance to be
about, because her bowels yearn after
her calves, and 1t suddenly comes into
her head to carry some hay to them.
Then she willleisurely pet and pat each
one, portion of the weaker, discipline
the stronger ones with maternal cuff,
now and then, TO teach them not to be
greedy, and then leaning on her elbows
laugh with full hearted satisfaction.
II cows were to have a vote they
would, doubtless, all agree to come tC
k9orida, for they have 1t all their OWE
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Assntlsman who gufeFed for. years nom
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indIscretion, viii. for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need 1t, thereceipt and directions fol
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers Wishing to pToflt by the adj
yertiseEh experience, can do SO by address
ing. In perfect confidence, ,'t,.li
JOHN B. OGDEN,
aplslyW No. A Cedar ST., New York.
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Observation-Disclosures.

LER will certainly extermlnate these pests,
If Its use is per5evered in. Beware OF bogus
Fly. Piper, which some dealers keep because
they can get 1t for nearly nothing. Don't be
swindIed. Ask for DUTOI[ER's, which is
sold by all live Duggists. my2S.lmd&H
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From several sources we gather some
additional interesting particulars in re-
gard TO the progress of the road, which
IL one Of the greatest enterprises OF the
age. The Secretary Of the Interior has
the report CT the commissioners who
have examined the eighth section Of the
road, extending from the 1s5th to the
2IOth miIe-post west from the initial
point on the line dividing the States of
Kansas and Missouri. The report
shows that OF the twenty-five miles
nearly twenty are on "a straight line, and
that upon the curved line the minimum
radius OF curvature is l146 feet. The
grade IL level for nearly two miles; for
sixteen miles from 10 TO % feet; on the
remainder OF the section from 20 u go
Ieet. The entertainments for the road
bed are u feet In width at the top, and
the excavations 10 feet In width AT the
bottom. The report closes by saying
Ihpt the section IS ready for immediate
use, and Il supplied with all the appur-
tenAnces of n hrst-clRss road.
a correspondent OF the Chicago Re
publican, under date of June 2, says
that The track is now completed and
accepted three hundred and torty-hve
miles west of Omaha. Business is SO
great as to somewhat interfere with
carrying forward construction opera
tions, though it is intended to give the
latter the preference. The line is to be
opened to the public no farther than
the present terminus until II Is COM
pIeted and accepted to JulesbuTg told
Fort SedgWick, } three hundred and sew
enty-fiVe miles west of Omaha, which
place It is hoped TO reach on the 18th Of
June. The work Is now going on at
the rate oEtwo and a half miles a day.
A special despatch to the Republican
from the Senatorial excursion party,
dated 36I miles west of Omaha, June 1.
says that two and a quarter miles of
track had been laid since ten O'Clock
that morning.
The facts show that the work is max
ing more rapid progress than ever be-
fore.
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The following statement from the cir
eular Of Messrs, LIZ. Morton 4 CO.,
snow the progress of the reduction OF
the National debt since Ontof,ar / 1sa5
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s. i94T'5 ~ s. a. PrNGKNEY.

Building Com.
B. HILLS, see,y of Board Of DiTectors.
NoTE-As q favor in behalf OF this Be
nevolent Institution OF our State, in which
every etnzen - In some wy intarested-th
state ale respectfully requested to eall
special attention To this NOTICE for bids.
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Wautea.

WAHTED-AGENTs to G20O Per
" month, everywhere, male and iemAle,
70 introducs Throughout the y. 81. the
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
Shtne VIII stitch, hem. fell, tuck, quilt, bind
nef. PT1ce only SIS Fully Warranted for
~. ~ as.lmdi sESoMB &co., cisveland.o
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IN speech in Cincinnati, Judge
Kelley threatened confscation, where
upon the Memphis Ledger asks:
How long would a man who had
settled on tract of land from which
this owner had been driven by confis-
cation, live to enjoy iLH Let Mr.. KEEL
ley try. the experiment"
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oHS TO $40 PER MONTH-MALEs
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GENUINE COMMON SENSE l.
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Manufactured. 1t will hem, fell, stitch, tuck,
bind, braid. quilt and embrOideF beautifully.
Price only 81, includlng BaInum's selE-Eewer
and self.turnlng hemmer. Fully warranted
for hve yeaFa.
CAUTION.-Beware OF those selling WORTH
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name as ours. For circulars and terms adj
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THE PEARLY GArEs.-Pure white
teeth and sweet breath, issuing like
perfume from the rose, through a pair
OF lovely lips, are, as Shakespeare says,
AN excellent thing in woman" To
keep the "pearly gates" of the mouth
always spotless, and the breath always
fragrant, 1t is only necessary to use the
sozopoET daily. 8 II. cod.
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A oossrPP1No letter from Havana
says that the ladies there do not wear
anything on their heads. 'fYou think, :,
says the writer, "that our ladies' at
home, the does not refer especially to
our Wheeling ladies, )wear next 10 moth
ing, but the bonnets worn by our party
attracted such attention, because there
was anything at all worn, that the la.
dies felt 1t to be a great annoyance to be
stared at, and SO have taken the veil,
which Is all that Is worn. The Havana
ladies do not go out till evening, and
then they come oAt in their carriages
on the plaza or on tho drives
to hear the music. The children
seem growing up about the
streets, like the weeds by the waysIle,
uncared for and little observed. We
noticed them from six months to six
years old, as naked as when they came
into the world. This is among the low
er class, but you can see them any
time of the day, on most of all the
streets OF the city, or standing in the
doors and windows. The natives seem
to smoke all the time. They come into
the dining room for breakfast, and the
first thing after they sit down 10 the Ia.
BILE is TO take out a cigar, light it, order
the breakfast, smoke and eat, You
will ofteli see at our first-class hotels
from twenty to thirty men at a table
smoking, while the ladies are sitting at
the same table. find that Americans
pick up the habit quite readily.
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The New York Tribune would be
glhd to see such system oftaxation
M would pay OF the national debt in
ten years. We quote from Its article
as follows:
1--WE believe many taxes, though in
convenient to individuals, are nbso-
lutely conducive to the public veal.
We count among these the imposts on
liquor and tobacco. II every import
ing and jobbing house in this city were
required to pay 1900 annual license,
aud every retailer In cities $500, and in
the rural districts 500, we believe the
effect would be salutRry. There would
be far fewer useless traders, and more
producers OF wealth than now. So a
license Of 500 exacted of all practicing
lawyers would operate as public BEN
eft. Good lawyers would have II made
up TO themin increased business; while
legiOns OF sharks and swindlers, who
now figure as lawyers, would be driven
to honest industry, or compelled to do
their stealing in such manful fashion
as 10 bring them speedily to a career OF
usefulness in some State Prison. And
these HTe but casual illustrations OF the
general law that taxation has good
side, and can he rendered decidedly
benetcent.
In other words the Tribune goes in
for giving "a monopoly Of trade and
commerce to the large capitalists of the
country. and thereby diminishing COM
petition. Competition is supposed to
Inure TO the advantage of the people,
but according to the Tribune it would
lie better to conine business to as few
hands as possible. Such is its latest
view in matters of political economy.
We consider 1t on a par with the recent
extraordinary performances of Mr..
Greeley in connection with JEFF Davis.
When he brings the country over 10
his view on that subject he may then
hope to convert them 10 his latest finan.
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Wanted.

AG ENTs-S25 PER MONTH THE
~ year round, or 800 per cent spFOfit ON
Commission. We guaranty the above EalRTy
or commission TO active industrious AGENTS At
their own homes, to introduce an article of
INpHPENSARLE UTILITY in every house,
hold. For fun particulars call on, or addres3
q. w. JACKSON 4 CO.,
myl6-lm 11South ST., Baltimore Md
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TIE New York Times is out in favor
Of General Grant for next President,
and It looks forward to his nomination
by what it calls "the Union party"
with confidence. Nevertheless, adds
the editors. raelJ7s. ban a7--r
"That the most strenuous efforts will
be made to defeat Il, Is snmcIenIIy evi-
dent from the movements already pub
lie. The entire machinery of the Re-
publican party in the Southern States
Is In the hands of his opponents, and
the Representatives ofthst party in the
Convention, elected, as of course they
will be, wholly by negro votes, will
probably be cast against him. But the
great body Of the Union party to the
North and West will, unless we are
greatly mistaken, become so satisfied
that the existence of the party, as well
ms the welfare of the country, depend
upon his becoming its candidate, that
Sult,D fEf flss'97 = = - -
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"Repudiatlon is Just as certain as the
sun shines. The people are tired OF
paying taxes, and already regard the
Yes, three years will bring us face to
face with the national debt, and II that
blessing Is not cursed, then we don't
know the people. But we think we do
know them, and we think, moreover,
that they will heartily damn the bless
Ing AID the authors OF 1t yet"
How do the Democratic holders of
National Bonds, and the Democratic
Possessors of National currency based
upon the public stocks, like the issue to
which the Democratic politicians are
seeklng to commit them2
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THE following is an official statement
OF the business of the Western Union
Telegraph Company from January 1 to
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slfp AapertIsements.
Gold.

tNoLD COUPONS AND SILVER WANT
VI ed, for which the highest market rates
W iun II PAID LIST, MORRISON & co.
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WE quoted from "BrICk" Pomeroy's
paper few days since a paragraph fu-
voring the Reputation of the public
debt. The DaytonI Empire, Mr.. vallan-
digham's home organ, assumes the
same position. It saya: =af -..
at has been our opinion ever since
the frBt illegal steps were taken by
Abraham Lincoln, rs President OF the
United States, in preclpitating this
country into that terrible clvilwaf, that
Reputation would be sure to follow,
and We have so expressed ourselves
time aud again. The question Is now
being pretty thoroughly canvassed."
The Metropolitan Record. another
Democratic paper, is bold aud explicit
in it's advocacy of reputation. We
Ouote:
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teresting letter from our correspondent
with the Pacific railroad excursion.
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TO FEMALES,

When female is afflicted with disease, as weakz
ness Of the back and limbs. pain in the head, dim.
ness OF sight, low If muscular power, papitation.
of the heart rritabiity nervousness, extreme uni
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general debility, yaginities. all diseases of tie
womb, hysteria. steliity, and all other diseases
peculiar to females, they should gor or write at
once TO the celebrated remale deetor, w. h. De-
herty, at his Medical Institute, and consult him
about their troubles and disease. The Doctor ia
eheeting more cures than any. other physician in
the State OF California. Let false delicacy pre-
vert You, but apply immediately and save your
self from painful sufferings and premature death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health or other
circumstances prevent an increase in their faIni-
lies, should write call at DIR. W. Doherty's Med
ica Institute. and they will receive every possible
relief and help. The Doesor's Offices arc SO ar
ranged that be can be consulted without fear Of
ahservafinn. Z
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To CORRESPONDENTS

Patients residing at distance, who may desire
the opinion and advice of DIR. Doherty on their re-
spective eases. and who think proper to submit q
written statement of such. in preference to holding
personal interview, respectfully assured that
their communications viii be held most sacred.-
DR.. Doherty takes this method of observing that
all letters are only opened and replied to by hiIn-
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If the case be fully. and candidiy described, per-
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sructions for diet regimen and the general treat
ment of the case itself lncluding the remedies,l
will be forwarded without delay and in such =
manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the
letter or parcel so transmitted. SIS fse
Vs. Consultaton--FREE. Permanent cure
guaranteed or no pay. Address
w. h. D0HRRTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco California
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