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FIVE YEARS PRACTICE

Ia ihs t'vAtuleut ~ 4ts-a..r ia1I1raf - F-fn-cs
has piz,vd pE bow A. tar Asad 81 az pAysisaas
tn1Atng such grtetLrf sp-ris 10, aud tnabt- him
90 E4afhHtFt sP~sdF snd permanent car ~ th-
rOfrt eases % -nTprvsVi1n and all Other HrHs,rust
isfasEeuartIts. frsas vhst-srr vaz-v. A. h-ttef e
90 -aI'ic" tsas; csatsia 81. Ouor, ~ EaLi1u-i
street B1ft Son
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main anf~r treatment.
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Special Notices.
G!lman's Pulmonary Troches.

t'5ceislly recoaItneAissi Tor C,ssis.- tAv Tkrs.s
add Relieving IIoss~-sr-s Naeh ,aiasa o. Slayer.
AID speaker 80 A. oaes ihe be.i and ohsa..cs,
Sold e,try~her~ by prurri,t.. oEly = o-n,. f-r
box. NJ - hAd 90 Aay 4uaai4,y ~
GEo GOODWIN CO Bo.toa
dee ~ ~
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TlIE sCILNtL or LIFE,
GA. SCI pRfSf 3V9TI1k

Srs ~. .s n.,t f.f beet t1 tic word rvit.
ties hf ~ u 10 .|~- N.s haf bad fnrre axp.I B.
su-r lr ..4...E -,fu la.a.ts treated apaA 90 iI-
book, thss 40 otafF a.IUE IItr..lau o. treats
DE- llNt Ff MANHOOD. 81 Ms A. NEAhs
Ms tri o. DISK A~D- sHf AEi SIS ~ tie
tkNtEAlIAL pGs AN- 3. .Hlt..Ht POO pages
baaH3 tp -t'fh uiH. a,.d Eith ,sI4'.t-I sft.-
inss. laIt 30 Oh .4t.S l.--1f ' 0a.a. aIyaFi4siu1
PAM i... 'lf t...t f.f.a.. sIi ..lH'tr t-r q -f
o. one "a t.r UHft i.tru ID AMI g0rs s- 9H...eta4.
~ en- If, 70 fIr s.4aF aaA nlifIr sf.i sraa..i
avoid ai- .fA 3D. pftfsiJn. oil utFtr4s d..a ..t PFC.
insluf. ~ s.i t.hts. be t-at road lgf. ifaFts
t"PliN rift.s Tlrk ru.l.ls.i Co.. Science 1f To-.
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-sl' b. na. ss.Ir.'r trt.-f oa receipt Of ..,..
ouiT 81 e. Iu ', trt Ifs.r. AtLIr~ss f4s A4s..+
So. t4'r.rl 90 .iI..al. .Y.gssit. NrrHrr Stone.
y. h-Ur 10 eau a.Fst- N- eJn-lt.I tl t... sr- 4
''i ,'n. I.p.. InStoiIblc secrecy and ccI
tain relief
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Mrs. Belcher's Cure

IIH 7 \ WILE u IhNfNN.
1 Ills ,-,s-ty made sota go faIt,atecip- 10 en-
ff,.y vegetable. aaI sgfrs stth1HI Supporters
tif,u.-fs o. i1ILsr ia,tnit1p cent e1 rec, 3pi pi
stiulp, ls ti.rf-sfls t1" al au', ciufrf 81 Li.
nus Hri. br5. Kiuj. -. Ma, pr Sic l. \ NJ.
solli-4, N.ya -. NJ. Nh1.-sIc Agent Geo.
e.. code J., 5 "a. B9..la. Nae D-,p,, B,rn-.
= Co. p Pa. EI4, y. 10 ~ uly. PORT
L.Ht. Ne. iDf s4a 10, D.u,..s.. ,,,r,au.fe.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE ucfeJ, -,ssu tas, Juf.ls h ,bs5
b"u-a, o. Osio'I, 90 Jn- to-i1ts ot psYft
sci ~ te VI I.l1-. b, bis ls,.i pi r1,.tga.s 81.
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al, conveyed sie, he ul.-t.tgrri. csrt.ip
p,,sr- oI itrrtI- ct iiaf -ii,tr. on - Iold alre
ssh. aeiHs ,n. -luf1 htit ~ .uts siirfrI & auI
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where's. che rya IuDu, - .uI o,ust-r derI
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r.r IH su.H COO. ...u.s tai provided.
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stove or behind u, entirely out Of tie ~ay.
Thi. Indi- pen cable Article supplic, ielt Ia
Every family, being n-egl in raiing brad yeast,
Tor holding dishc. when cook ing; for DRY Ing tia
wooden ware aui articles Of every description; for
keeping drinks So ,,oi warm ithont injury the
dish or food. Il - also convenient - place lamp
upon While cooking; In fact various and numerous
are the uses 90 which &, put, proving t.ef bIr'
sing which ssrry hous'k,cpes APPRECIATES.
FuYuoINsS BE,oAMENu 10. zoe OF the great
est soa-ces 81 Consumption aud Colds T. vet ur
damp feet. Upon these .hely'- boots. shoes, 'toci
inE.. rahhsr- glove, 81 sgc thoroughly dried AMI
warmed, withou; danger e burning or scorchlng
as l. often done tor want Of suitable place to pat
either u o. also Of great aiyau.lc- In ofl-rs AMI
stores warming aud drying var.ou. article. With.
oui danger Of burulng.
Macy ar the t-.ilmonais ln IL. favor. Il wil
speak or it-sit aud those vI1 one, have 10 will
never b. willing 70 par Ni,h 10, and wonder how
they ever dii i;Hout b.
send '0r s,mP'r,-ii,tau Price, a., AGESts
" ,gtEn 10 every city aud town TN Nainr.
e. Live men can make sio q day, easy. For
Term, sod >h.ive- apply 90
GDtUW ~. STELT-EE & CO..
Cen Agt- for Mligc.
81 and - Mako ST.. Patt.augth y II
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Ins hl>o ur B,NAEu,. kini,y permitted
pa' J G Aver Go ha,v a copy taken Of
Rau,hs celebrated colossal statue 90
N'ctorv, vhi,h teioog' TO tbs Bsyatisn
csoWn AMI stands Al The entrance Of tho
Ro!s! Palace al Muni-L Tho Doctor had
., cast in bronze. aud has presented i, to
the City Of Lowell -hrrc 1t stand. IA the
Park. and 'ymhoi'zc' she triumph OF both
freedom ana medicine. Her manufactures
are til pride Of Lowell AMI f,fencs 81 amos-
them ArrH's MEDICINES ,aakc her name
gratefully remembered bv tho uanGmbersd
mu''''od" Who are cured by them o. afriic.
ting and daa2atoa, d,.ea.as.- Boston
journal.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
such rs Coughs, Colds. Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption


Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history of
medicine has anything Won 30 widely ami 80 deeply
upon TIE confidence of mankind, az this excellent
remedy TOT pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years, and among most of the Of
men u las risen higher and higher IN their
ton. Il has become better known. its uniform
character and power To cure the various affections
OF the lungs and throat, have made II known a -
liable protector against ;iem- NhBc adapted to
mdgr forms OF disease and to young children, n -
~ the time the most ciectia Tcn,es.y that
ce giNcu Tor incipieut consumption, and the dan
scrou- affections OF the throat and lungs A. a pro.
VISION against sudden attacks OF Group. n should
he Kept on hand in every family. aud indeed all
sometimes subject 10 colds aud coughs, all
should be provided with tins antdotc for thefn.
Althou IN settled Coss.,apfioa is thought In.
durable sttl great numbers OF where the dis
case seemed settled have been completely cured
aud the patient restored 10 sound health by the
CHERRY J'ec.oruf. "a complete IL its mastery
the disorders OF the Lungs aud Throat, that
the most obstinate OF them yield 10 IL. When moth.
mg else could reach them, under the CHERRY Pee
foret they subside and disappear.
stsgcrs as,d Public Speakers ind great pro-
lection from Il.
dsthma Is always relieved and often wholly
curel by IL
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Che,rD Psefoyot an small and freqnent doses.
so generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here do moro
uAn assure the public that it, qualities fIliy
maintained.
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FISK iOUTus PAPER. Il, "Yovru's
'oNrANtoN." Ia is new form OF Cich, pager.
:, cnc'of tho LAndsosicst week.-Mrs. pubii.hcd.
iha hnt nui~bsr, just Issued. Is Oiled with
a great variety OF deheh,lel reading has
Tue uis'irations.-ant. taken "a a whole. j.
certainly mos, attractive sheet for either
young OF old Many years ago. whsr Il
Was hrsi published 6y Mr Willis. many A
boy o, grl thousLt there was no reading 60
bc compared 9TH ii. but this number sh0rs
that "h'lc t has grown IN years II la. also
grown IN 'igOt, interest snd hr,lhancv. 1,
sold 10y \. Oscar Mo- 80. Norway. and all
nevtlcAlurs
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DIE

la Xacld. Bgssth. ora Hsl only child of II.ur,
and Clara VI HoNa ard. sa--d . months and day :
In Andovcr. De- sith, Mrs. simon Cutting.
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SPECIFICS.

which have been extensively used In the New Eng.
land States, te past eight years, and for which they
claim the aforementioned advantages those in
ordinary use the proui of which may De la
tlier antly Increasing business during resi-.
denc" 10 Hartford Of years
Isf. That from The PEE feet construction Of the
lcnsc they asss' nnd preserve the sight rendering
frequent changes unnecessary.
ID That thry confer o. illiancy and distinctness
81 vision, With ~ amount Of and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed b. sp"ci acle wearcrs.
"a That hr material from which ilie Lenses are
ground IL manufactured special for optic purposes
aud ;. pure, hard and brilliant and rot liable Co
become scratched.
4h That thc frames in which they arcset, whether
gold silver or steel, of She finest quality and
finish and guaranteed perfect in every respect
They the only spectacies that preserve ~ well
- Assist tC light. And are cheapest, because the
bc-t, Aivays lasting many years without change
bong necessary.
Bs-Ouo 1T the Firm will visit Norway, NJ the
Store Df their gent every three months for the pur
pose of sitting those having different sights when any
sJectaccs s1d by their Agent during the interval
viii be- exchanged free Of charge " not properly
gtfrd.
ss-wF EMPLOY SO PEDLNRs.
April q. i-N-. ".
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gentleman irou Bethel Hill. Ne.
'.,, that Mcssr'. ALEU- Bros. propr,stoss
ID thr'hp Aliens PRATT -osk. X / we're
IOWA to IT,, iat. Pond - Gently. iroaiiug.
when cnc e ''c'n ~N STACKED -ih .,ls;,c.
rLrunAilsn 81 suddenly. that he hal 70 be
carr'cd tro-l 'hs I-oH. g. 49, Ilo'y huttle
of "JaLnsaa', Auslt NJ Liaitnc,,." va, re.
sorisd 90, and be was oct is.xt.l,r
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~ BANKRUrTCYe

ps-iItrt 4 NAisc, .-:-it Pans, The pa "a, OF
IIrcrHls-r. \ - lS,iS.
10 thu matter 90 DIuIrl T. MrTul, Bat ksCs,t !.
Ih- un.' Sassp~I hc,-,., .,yr- H,t,rc ct h,- sp.
is''a rn~nt Assignee 81 the l,t~ Of Daa.~i {
h"'uH, ei la'is, ia TIC C"Oa'g 1t Oxford aasl
SKATE % NaiRe, -tthtl ssi Disiricj, ~ho hss
hs~', aoIutscd Hsnkript upla h. oWr u~itt,an
D, the Distract Count oi s4i4 Dt.,rct
GEO. 4. WILSON. ASs.rarc.
Jan SIS
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MAGNOLIA MAIEE--A dcilxhtfal toslvt aria
c'"-'" TssioS "a CoissHr sud ~ h.If the ,.rsec.
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Administrative Sale.

Df virtue Il a i'esn>e from the Jnd.e Of Pro.
ID haty "i ONGrt County, onJuue,i the thud
lur-lN Of Drrcn,Ler. \. II 1868. I will .eh It
fuii'c Aurtinn at the late rr.idrner OF WA. "
Benson, late I'd tlaotogi. dtcrssrd. on Monday,
the l., day Il Fcbruar,, \ D. ls69. a, lu o'eik
~ the forenoon. an the risht, uur and interest the
sAia Nm V Benson hid a, the ,in,- o a.. ds.
eeass. aud 10 the lomcst r.,l Farm on q, h,ch h.
q .ied az he lame OF h,s ds,case VEL kn, wn a.
thr Lucius k"b'nson Farm IA liIriiord Contains
aLSat ihTcr hun'iIrJ ACRES, n,uIy tNa tairis nf
~htrh - sV,si woodland, wtihiu o., m.le of the
eiaitun OF 200 OS t,rI Central Rail.o,d. tt u4rt.
iOri Ic",Te. HAKi 4 ID BENSON,
H,,t ord. Dcr. 81 iS6S Alnmi.t'.
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SWIFT PATENT
STOVE SHELF REST !
Something New for your
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE !

THIS I..-t. which
c,iSc,i With great favor.
it,tr4s on she stove for
thu purpo.- 81 sustain
ing SHELVES, which
can De- Raised OF Lowered,
~ pleasure. either Sep
lra'eiy " Tosethr- aud
which nre madr TO
swing directly over the
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Freedom Notice
Freedom Notice.

I'''> o-rt'hrs nat have th,- dly given 20 rn /.
4 son, EpSuSDC WEsr~oRrH he t,mc
~'th liberty 60 sH sni trade foe h,nlSrR .h.H
claim nome ~ hi' earnings, nor shall pay .8y
debts 81 biz contracting after ih,- dale.
EDMUND q. WENTWORTH
NttneSs--J. BENNErr.
Drnma,A, tee. -, 1868 81
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Gao % NJ P'ss!hi. thai Over rl,s Mauos Bette.
ofrt,Srtri"N Htrfrr~ h,,, bs-r ,o!A durGE
"a, past year 4 De Ailuust iarsiDSe ncv-rth~l...
% - sb..'l t'iy tine. aai - ~ uaost esuvtnciu
rre-a'oi iar'' Wspirfl rsesc.ull and j., lIih rr-
storing qsshts. Ls,ry .'Uuy shoulI b sup
its With ihrs@ b'ttcrs, 20 hatvycr or tr0abIs
" H''y Z, - oh's-s u'ta. o. s.frioI U1.t you s,t
ID" senviar, and t'isi yoa not fAps.vd uEoa %
sparioas srtiri~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-06
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by ear,,,,
practlce, INDUCED In when alone. i MAIN, M.
q1entIy learned nom evil oompanlonS. or al
S SI6 me enscS OF which are nightly felt,
marriage impossible, and destrOyB b0th mini
and houyv should apply immeiiataly.
WHAT pity thatA young man. t6n hn,, -,
MS country, the pride OF his parents. shouid
6e Snat q "a nom AL prospects and enjoy.
ting nom tho path Of nature, and indHioIne
IN Z ceftaln secret habit. Such persons mi nsi
before contain plating ---''''
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ORGANIC WEAKNas.

This distressing Afiection, WhIeh rendelH
Life miserable and marriage impossible, q Ilia
penalty paid by the VietlmaOf Improper me.
dulgenco8, Young persons are too apt 10
commit exoeaSea from not being aware Vi tlIo
dreadful consequences that may enAllu. Now
who that understands the subject will nrI.
Tend 70 deny that the power OF prOcreation N
lost sooner by those falling into lmprTIpeF
habits than BY the prudent BeSide9 LsiIie
deprived OF the pleasure OF healthy OtfhprinS.
tho most serious and destructive BymptOmS
beeameS defanged, tho Physical and HenIll
Functions weakened, LOlA Of rrOcreaLiy0
Power, Nervous lrriLablity, DygpopGla, PA.
pitaLion OF the Heart, Indigestion, Uonstl.
tutlOual Debllity, and Wasting OF the Franc
OOnRh, ConS1mption, UeCAy NH LtALh.
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especially, who have become tho victims n,
5olitary Wee that dreadful ana deSiructIve
habit which annually sweeps 70 an untimaiv
grave Thousands Of J Dung Men or mo mort
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect, who
might otherwise have entranped IlEisnin1
Senators with The thundeTS Of elOQuence. uf
walked 70 ecgtacy the living Tyre, may call
with full confidence,
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reflect that sound mind and boav s,a ~,
most necessary regulates 10 promote eonnu.
blal happiness, Indeed; without IheSs III,
Journey through LIE becomes n weary nj.
grlmiSe the prospect hourly darkenS 10 In.
HIsM' Lne M a1 DscSmes ahadowed with de-
uon that the hAppintSs OF another bCc0ms,
bllRhted with our own. NNSVAi4"
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DIR, JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College Of surx.ous
London, Graduate OF one u tho nlOsi elni.
greater part Of whose LIE hAS been Speut Al
Inc hospitals OF LOndon, PRriR, thiladeID ohm
anu elsewhere has erieCted some OF Ihe uioSl
astonishing cures that were ever Known
many troubled with ringing IN The head AMI
eAEs when aAleep, great nervousness, OeinT
alarmed At Luduen sounds, bGAllIuIIt,sH wui
frUqnent bluSnlns, attended BOmetllntS; win
arrangement Of MUD, were cureu IlnnlC-
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The DoctorT DHLbNAhang8in higot,oe
lNpoRaEIMENr or rur pnrss 80

Tho many thousands cured a, this estah.
n9hment within the Last twenty ve1,r1 SNd
the numerous important AurElcaI d perati1nS
performed by DR.. Johnston, WilneSsed by Ina
Iep3ofrtets Of 1hS 6sm and many other papers
again before the public, 6ssiieS hiS SIa1iins
va VA gentleman OF character auu rcspGcla.
olly b Rumcient guarantee 70 the AFFLICTED
SKIN DIAKASEs sPEEDILY CURED.
narl6-ly NiVYIuf III--,-'- 80 -
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rAKk FARTIUuI.AK Nor1lR.

Dr. j. addresses ali those who haye lp,pr,,,
themselves by improper inInlRence and Wi.
utry habits, which rum both body aud lnlpu,
cieLy or marriage.
These are some OF The sad and melaneholy
effects produced " early hRbitS Of vnnIIS
VIZ; weakness OF the Back and Limbs, PAM
In the Head. Dinnes OF sight, LoS Of NM.
cular Power, Palpitation Of The HeaTt. Nv
pePsia, Nery0uh 1rritability, DeranHemento or
the Digestive functions, General Do6ilitV
symptoms OF ConAum puon, 90,
MKNEALLY.-Ths IG1lrtuI efiectA m, ,,,a
mind are much " be drealied. 10 Of Mem.
DRY, Confusion OF lueaA, depression OF Spiritn,
EVIL ForebodlnGB, Aversion 10 Society, saII.
!O1aa ot Love 81 solitude, Timidity, Dc, are
TnonsandS " persons OF all axes can n,,w
Judge what u tho cause OF Their denIinInT
heath, loslng th1ir vigor, becoming weak,
In I ~ nISoGS anu Sna:elSted having sin:
Symphonic u Consumption, ''--'-
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DE. JON ma Ton.

Uh' JUH NIB TOM,
once No. 2 Bouth Rrederiek h.roo..
Lett hand Ode going nom Baltimore street, a
serve the name and number, ' ~ "
~ no letters received unless posl mid NJ. q
containing . stamp to be used On ths TenIS.
PERSONS writing Rhould state ave, and Sens
PORTION a5 OF advertisement describing Symp.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENuE.


When tho misguided and irnprudent voth.
~ Of pleasure dndB That he has iInbibetl tbe
leedsot this painful disease II TOO oftsn mar
pens that an ul-umad sense of am ma n
dread OF discovery deterS him nom apDlVin1
70 those, who from education aud r1sinscTas
bllity, can alone befriend him, UelavinS hi
the constitutional BymptOmA or this hSrTi,
dlseaSe make Their appearance, ouch as uIci i.
tateo bOte throat, pleased nose, nOciuTih,
pains In the head and Limb, dimnet., al No h
deafness, nOdeson the ahln.bOnes uud army
bIotoheS on the head, hlce aud extremitIes'
progressing with nlghttuI rRpidlty, iii nj
ast me palate OF Inc mouth or IN h0ncs
Of the nose faI In, and the victim Of his
SwII disesSS becomes horr1d ohJectI
Sotnstauon, uu death puts q period toh
dreadful BuneringB, by sending him 10 "ihat
t Sna9G0VeIe1 country from wh6nce No
II ha MELANCHOLY FACT TINT thor.
sands fall Victims 10 this terrible uIsIJ,se SHr.
ing 70 the unAkillluineAA Of lgnUNIIt nrt,.
lenders, WHO, W Tho CiHe OF that DEADLY
POISON, hERCUhYI ruin tho constiintion
and mako tho residue Of liza nIiueraGia
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MARRIAaE.

Married P6nonB, OF Young Men contsrn
plating maIiage, being aware Of PhyEielRl
WeaEnels. Organic Debility DeIortnitieS
He who plaCoa htmBolf under the care Of
d.. ]. may rellki0uAly o0nflds In his hOnOi
% p gentleman, and confidently relv upon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-06
MsGhal.
Baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL
nsrABLIsHED As A REFUGE FROM
QUAQKERY,
r4S oEz1Ey E a SS,EIyzzHzss5S 4 CURE

TAR JoHNsoN has discovered the mos,
bark Of Limbs, Stficturos, Affections Of thS
Kidneys and Bladder, 1nYoluntary. DlSchar.
co, lmpotency, General Debility Nervous.
hs sS Y RSSS5 lev Risits Con
Tmidity, Trembling, DmnOM Of Sight, or
GIddlnGs, Disease Of The Head, Throat, NoSe
or skin, Anecti0nH Of the LAYER, Lung,
stomach or B0WelB-thoso Terrible bLBOnieni
arising from solitary Habits Of Y0uth-secTeI
ana S5eaEy pIaoLees more atal % their vic.
OF Ulysses, bllghAng THAR most brilliant
naopes o. A4IrpAnun1, rendering marriage
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9oetry.
TEE sILEsr cIrr AT GREENWOOD
Dr ]. D. SHERWOOD.

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Dr !. D. SHERWOOD.
Fters's a city vast yet yoiceles,,growing
- eyer street on street;
Whittier friends with friends e'er meeting,
- .evcr meeting never greet,
Aud where rivals fierce and Yengeful calm
I. and silent mussly meet
Never greeting ever meat
There are traders without traffic, merchants
without books or gains;
Tender brides In new made chambers, wherO
the trickling water stains;
Where the guests forget to come, aud
:, strange listening silence reigns;
~ Listening silence ever reigns'
ships sail past this silent city, but their
owners quiet lie,
And no Signals fly from top -trss 'gainst the
glowing, crimson sky,
Telling the ncglectiul ownor tha. his well.
built Argosy
For the Fleece is sailing by.
Here the bolle forgets the fashions, mindless
Of her snow white dross;
All unhecded now her toilet, free ungather-
a.. ed lock and tressi
Mono hcro llatter face or figure, mono COZ
fondly to caress;
Tresses dow and none caress.
flushed are all these many mansions, bar
red aud bolted door and gate;
Narrow oil the walls and earthly, and the
:. rooftrees steep and straight.
Room for all--the high and lowly. Rich
- and poor here equal mate;
Equal dwell aud equal mate
Flowers are blooming near these mansions,
kissed by loving dews at night,
Breathing softly round their porches, aow-
s ing through the cooling light;
Pealins from their bells sweet music; peal.
ssr Ing odors pure and white:
--''' 49,. Pealing only TO tht night.
Ilereeach keeps his well ceiled dwelling,
fearing naught of quarter day.
Hero no landlord duns the tenant, and no
tenant moves away;
Dwelling ovcr unevicted, dwelling on from
May to May;
Paying never quarter day.
Bcckons ever this mutc city to its comrade
living gay
To its comrado laughing loudly, sitting on
the pulsing bay;
buwiug from It's masqucraders pale, white
~ spectres day by day;
Spoctrcs now, men yesterday
Thus,t cities grow forever, parted by a
narrow tide,
This the shadow, that the substance, grow.
- Ing BY each others side,
Gliding ono into the other, and for eyermore
81 sas shall glide;
e t33' Growing ever side by side.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

y y II, Induction Of General Grant into the
Presidential chair was celebrated in be-
tween eighty and ninety places in Germany.
The best poets Of the Fstherland recited
poems on the occasion.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

HuSrlNopoN boasts Of little colored
boy named Harry Gantz, who knows hall
the New Testament. and frequently goes
home from church able to repeat the SER
mon nearly verbatim.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

QuIir; who has heretofore been Univer.
salist, now believes there are two things
destined to to be lost--his umbrella and the
man who stole it.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

Tnl rays Of the sun shine upon the dus.
sand ths mud, but they are not soiled by
them. SO 2 holy soul, while It remains bo.
sI,susy fnipgls with the yilsness OF the
world, and yet h4pars 10 isself. -''-
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

"A WITNESS, being intcrrogated as to his
knowledge of the defendant in the case said
he knew him intimately-"hs had supped
with him, sailed with him, and horsewhip.
ped him.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

ANY business is more respectable than
what is termed loadng. A young man had
better sell CLANS by the pailful than hang
around public resorts, numbering time aud
bis own reputation.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

Spriggins say he once prevented severe
case Of hydrophobia, by simply getting on
. high fonco and there waiting until the
dog left.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

STRENUOUS efforts were made to re-estab.
lish the gallows in Illinois and Wisconsin a
the recent sessions of their respective Legis
latures, but they did not succeed.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

JOSH BILLINGS says tina. he will never
patronize lottery SO long as he can kiro
anybody else to rob him at reasonable wages.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14

Mn. Pixxst heard . lsdy.up town sing a
few evening since, The new song, II am
hsppisst wl,sh l sing" and remarked that
rhsr style eftinginS want calculated to
nale eshsETecpls happy, howsvsr much Il
nisht ~ ts,nisAsH