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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
IEfI1OUo1I LI1Tni
Ti-Wcckly Trips
-TROM-
MARSIlALL 10 DALLAS
BY WAY OF TiLER, CANTON
AND KAUFMAN.
T1IEOOUoII L11EniI
RllEssG GIHnHlTDNllL CoiCHN

TTynE uulsTsiEhel mosi respectfully Ia
feua Az tragsliag puhlis that ihsy
hage commenced ~ run ani gill PeTna-
nenily continue Fuhnins line 81 First
Glass Stage coaches irom Marshall 10 hsl'
las, Texas, earTying passengers ani their
haFgs, Ihnugh each Nay IN ihres days
No DETENTION,
Coaches will leave Marshall ami Dallas,
simultaneously, on Mondays, Thursdays
and Saturdays,
We have a heW Ferry Boat At Fast Fork
By which tie river can be erossed At any
stage u water, and the creeks are all nos
we'll bhdgel 50 that passengers may rely
upoR geiiing through silhon, detention,
WILLIAM II, BRADPIELD s co,
March u. ls19-2ftf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

-Wc passed on the route many evidences
Of sepulchre, whore the bones Of Indians
are seen, at numerous places. At this
point tlloy seem TO have been more regu-
iarly arranged and carefully deposited.
Tic jaw bones and long bones, especially,
arc yelysspongy. They have been sub
iecied to tie dissolving process Of nitric
aod, that destroyed the earthly portion of
their structure and left the fbrous por-
tions, making the bones as elastic as if
they were India rubber. Looking on the
sghtless skulls, there in the thick dark
ness that was as black as the gloom Of
which Poe wrote in his Plutonian dream of
-trhe Raven we too. uttered: u x. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
FINE stock for saIel

T,Ex THOROUGHBRED CKS- just
Il arrived from HENTICKf irUzn fhret
q IN wars old and from l4lz - 151S lIrs lh are
oe-r for ale - the rlnisrsiEned These Jarks MAJ
b faund a Rurnnra- miles s0ufb q Fort Werfll
Tnrrzrf en- Ttey A. n q w tne hood. tlfruf1t
fI-sd and In rdrd efuiiii1n- 1rics reaanefIt Tlr-
aurs dsirous - rzng ffl- rIulas lave aFTof-
fu1 ~ md You'd % slli - give r1= IN e.rlyfaii-
f1tls HEyDKks5S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
PIows, PIous.!

A QUANTITY Of fbe best Cast Steel
N Flows made the By Industrial Plor
Company o. 81 Louis, WARMED psrfecf
IN every particular, ard rs eh-apns The
chcapess, fer sale ~ TON WALKER.
DELLas. February G. lsJe-Zl-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

iFATIkERs Suggested an 7Orehin,
ei's ~ sfss sisni sfl''' g
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

sponse ts-the query Of q lady who wishes
20 krys.r thertlieious faitli Of the members
Of Grants cabina. says: lou
sectssas ' eflhs fstcrieF Cor Il svedenl
torgian, seereiaJy VI The Mary. Borie is
Catholic, Secretary OF State Fish is Dutch
Ref0rmer, and Postmaster General Cries.
well escbevs churches altogether. The re-
ligi0us faith, u Boutwell, aud Raplins is
not yey KhsTh 70 fsns. Grants family
ars Msfbodisis. ard hat is the church be
:: 81 sss =, s. ssps gis & Ky y
haSssbinised o grsster variety Of religions
creets j. ne sabinei,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08

Whslas.le anl Retail southern Assni of,he csla-
lr.t.a PIANOS taaruhriuraA ~ NAh>tliAlLt
MiTTAIER; ia GilAM q suAs, anil, 4, iiALk,
~ CLaaiasi aui Bet Fisuus ggrT eirfs'i "a tho
saatisTu market, and ssi ~ Fassi lafl"IY ftlnes'
Alsa Nkalusaie and Retail Naathefn Asehi ~ 1hs
tflshTaissi nTsans ard MrluieoHs EahatssluTsd ~
CARIIARr = MERIDIAN, ihn taost is'ri'sl Tssd Ia
simmsuts ever malr, and fr sale AZ sNtsl "a tory
ITir.s, Also suuihrm Agent ~ hnuSkN cos
LnniDR Cheap and standard Ausie Publications, tho
CHEAPEST ard lasi Music ever nnst,i O. Tho NnTld-
% O. { ~ worth Il Ausio or fihy CeHis, houHd Ia
IaIHT covers, send t'r samplr copy.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la nusis, H. siTuelia
hooks, Victims, GuiiATs, hrass insiTum-hts aud
italian strings, and IA tact eNgpthius pertaining
o. the MusiC Trade,
Prios Ll.ls, illustrated Catalogues, etc., cent ~
mail 90 Application,
Music Inailsd, post laid, on rereiPt ofths marked
price,
taxa 'his opportunity II thanking those Who
iuTins thr post Arag h'uTrti mo With their eanh.
lncs All nrlrTs, lhd with my Increased facilities
and advantages h0Pe siiii To- be- the favored rceip.
,Iis II orders tot Goods Ia my line, aud Ia return,
would cay, that sll hVnTs viii ba appreciated, and
that Ni'I guarantee satisfaction lR:eVeIy inyoiee To
buyers, Ngg Respectfully,
PHILIP MERLEIS.
Ne, ~ nARoSSE SInILg y. o. Dec. s, lSCs-ll:iy
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Independent on all Questions.
Death to MonopoIics.

ALL PosrMAsTEEs, PREACHERS AND EDITORS
ARE OUR AGENTS.
an Political Questions VIII ts vigorously and rUuns
~ discussed. without fear OF favor.
Hs-PcrsoBs getting NJ rlui- uin BE- entitiei " /.
cory Of The TINES grufis. Id fr
~ Subscriptions Cor TIE TIMEs r-csss.d Il M
DALLAS Herald Ofios.I " an. sWISDELIs
Arrl2l. 1s0a-sz4v.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-09
PAY UP AND SAVE COST

~HE ACCOUNTS OF THE owYHEE
AVALANCHE previous 70 and inciud-
ing November LIST, 1868 are due ana pay
able to HILL & WILLARD W. X MEDAL
lei has the accounts and will collect the
same HILL 4 WILLARD.
Silver City, June 18th, 1869.
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it is, right in the center of America
too. ] give it up ! sell out ; weak |
en-anything you wish 70 call 1t,
only-none of it in mine.
The Presidency consists of Brig
ham Young, Geo. A. Smith and ID.
II. Wells. Smith is Brigham's First
Counselor, as they call tia place
formerly occupied by Heber c Kim
ball. deceased. Brigham's photo
graph shows him very well. lie
was born in year one, consequently
he is not far from three score and
ten, though he don't look older than
fifty. Hair light brown beard san
dy-both mixed with gray now
he looks good for twenty years yet.
Smith is a portly. Ealstaf1ian char
acter has jolly and lecherons leer
in his actions and looks. Is a good
speaker is the most acceptable ex-
cept Brigham. Smith is the histo-
rian or grand recorder of the church
and settlement. Wells is by no
means an intellectual looking per
son, or good looking either, though
he manages to have several good
looking daughters, lie has a very
Roman nose, and during the 9 Fed
eral invasion be was General com
handing the Legion, which be man
aged like a second Julius Caesar so
| far as deeeiving the enemy was con-
| cerned. lie hasn't much to say in
| the pulpit, but is said to be able to
prepare a very good sermon.
| Some of those Mormon sermons are
fearfully and wonderfully made,
assure you, when made off hand. All
hands-Apostles, Elders, &c.--are
supposed 10 be able to preach when
ever called on. | heard sermon
one Sunday morning in the old Tab
ernacle, which, for utter Ignorance
of everything, would eclipse new
Fly emancipated Virginia niger, and
a
for hemming and having would beai
two pair OF jacks. But this is al
exception Mormon service, espe
cially in the afternoon, at the new
. Tabernacle, is about as entertaining
as religious cant and ceremony gen
, orally. | think that expresses it.
One more allusion to the despoti'
, sway of the head Of the church
Bro. Stenbouse, of the Telegraph
/ newspaper, was requested to go t.
; Ogden with bis concern, which near
: " ruined its business. The pape
has been reinstated at Salt Lake
! but whether the proprietor has beel
: reimbursed for the loss, | canno
saw. Brigbams Judgment is not al
h ways best, you see but then
\ isn't every one that can manage
nowsnaner successfully at best.
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], HUELAT & CO.,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Iron,
and Steel,
cAI. AND EASTERN MADE CLOTHING
and BOOTS.
CAL and. 0'G'N BLANKETS,
EIanneIs d Cassimeres,
Mems Overshirts,
Undertaking,
Gloves,
Ladies and
ca,,drrn,s shoes, Hosiery and
Gloves,
Sheetings.
shirtings,
Tiekings.
pprssEIs and 2PLY CARPETING,
Horse-shocs and Nails,
Carriage Bolts, x
general assortment or Shelf
Hardware,
India Rubber and
Hemp Packing,
India Rubber Betting and General As
sortrnent or Merchandise.
If ~ EN-
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-09
NOTICE.

rH.yE MADE AND CONSTITUTED JOS.
BURY nv attorney in fact to transact
business for me and in my name curing NY
absence from the Territory ). r. ~ ~, F.
August oath, 1869. sou
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-09

A DWARF, known as Major Gene
raj silas, belonging to Bartholo-
news circus. died at Marysville.
California, August 3lst, from the eff
fects of riding against a gate post
while entering a corral with the cav
alcade.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-09
e. LoBENSTEIN,

DEALER M
ALL KINDS OF NERO HANDisE
Vegetables, Eggs, Nuts
confectionerIes, Fruits &C., &C.
s2tr E. LoBENsTEIN.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
A Crowded Circus TENT Blown DOwn

p Intense Alarm Among the Specta.
tors. Tuesday afternoon last, while
Bryant's menagerie and circus was in.
full blast at Dayton, Ohio, there came
very suddenly furious gale of wind,
followed by heavy shower of rain,
which for a time, accounts say, seemed
as though it would sscatterleverything
before it. The Dayton Ledger thus
graphically describes the scenes which
ensued .r-"- t71s-5tA
The performance was about half over
when all at once the auy-poles inside
lifted from the ground and considers
BILE creaking was heard through the en- :
tire canvas, which spread CONSERVATION
among the vast number of people gath
cred under the pavilion. 1t was evil
dent that the pavilion would instantly
fall unless great force was applied OUT
side to hold en- to the ropes Some
fifty men took hold of the ropes On the
south side and attempted.to hold II gson,
blowing over, bnt it was utterly iipos-t
sible. In another instant, the ropes
snapped, the centre pole came unfasten.
ed, and with terrible crash the large
pavilion was dashed to the ground, up
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
setting at the same time two of the

setting at the same time two of the
wagons containing wild animals.
At this point several voices cried out,
The animals are loose This terrific
alarm, added to the intense excitement
caused by the falling of the canvas and
breaking of the seats and screaming of
women and children, made confusion
more COMPOUNDED, and the scene one of
the widest disorder and the greatest
danger we ever had occasion to witness.
The people were now all terrified, and
fled everywhere in the widest confu-
sion. Amid the screams of at least a
thousand women and children, who
were trying to extricate themselves from
beneath the broken benches, and crawl.
ing out from under the canvas, mothers
and fathers seized their children and
frantically rushed their way out as best
they could. Many of the children were
pressed down in the excitement and
trsmpled in the dirt. Some were very
much bruised. Many men and women
fled to adjacent houses and closed the
doors behind to escape from being
overtaken by the wild animals, which
they imgised were i'll pursuit of them.
But two persons were seriously injured
W. H. Mitheell, who was flung across
a bench while attempting to support a
guy, and little girl, whose name we
did Tot ascertain, had her arm broken
and received severe wound on the
head
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
CcssiOn of Cuba to the United
i - States.

The rumor from Madrid that treaty
for a cession of Cuba to the United
States has actually been signed does
not come in a shape that inspires inn
iplicit .aith, but it is evident that Span
Can nope for no other way out of her On.
ban perplexity SO easy and so profitable
1t is not only that she cannot put towr
the insurgents in the field, but she cam
not even keep up fair show of autho-
rity in the districts nominally obedient
/ to her. The new captain-gene,al will
doubtless soon be driven out just as the
old one was, and already the Spanish
population of the island appear to be
crystalizing into conspiracies and pre-
pairing to seize what they can the
coming wreck. 1t seems to us that the
good will and fixtures of Spain in the
Island of Cuba are not an immensely
valuable property just now.-N. \
Tribune. Har t .t" hAF ,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
THE DAY BOOK.
Thursday MoRNfNG, Aug. &c, 1869.
Apprentices.

The New York Tribune has some
proper suggestions on the subject OF
apprentices. The probationary period
and discipline of apprenticeship in this
country are not well settled. Mechan-
les are two frequently skirmished
through it without such regular pro-
gress and conformity to safe rules as are
best for all-employer and employed,
manufacturer and operative. For the
good Of the manufacturing classes in this
country the standard of competency
should be high. 1t protects everybody
the .iourneyman from being under
worked by interiors, the manufacturer
from injury to his fame by inferior work
and the public from even disaster by
the breaking of imperfect work.
Besides, the steady and rapid increase
of demand for Ill branches of manufac-
lures in the United States requires a
more rapid addition to the manufacture
ing force of skilled and competent me-
chanics. There should be moro and
wiser legislation on the subject, and the
trades unions should relax somewhat of
their measures, aud on all hands there
should be an effort to multiply mechan-
les and to make them as competent as
possible. The field il widening for their
operations, and there is no danger of
. crowding it.
We suspect the great trouble With
the apprenticeship system arises fram
the lact Of discarding the old style If
indenturing boys for a certain term and
forcing them t serve out tina term
Under the present airange'nsnv it is
generally more profitable to the boss to
employ a journeyman than a boy,as the
latter is nothing but trouble and .ex-
pense until he learns the use of tools,
and then, being unbound, he is ready to
leave and add one more to the number
Of botches that at present crowd every
profession and calling.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
A Meeting of Fat Men.

Que hundred aud forty men met at
Grsgorys Point Hotel, Norwalk, Conn
OH thursday, to enjoy a clam-bake A
clam bake is not rare event at this
season, but the fact that each OF the as
sembled weighed Two hundred pounds
or over, made this a rare gathering.
Six OF The men weighed over three hum
dred pounds each, as follows, John A.
b ?. Fisk, New York, 55s pounds; James
A. Lincoln. Springfield, Mass, 329
pounds; d, Sydney Smith, Stamford,
S1S pounds; Charles A. Davidson, New
York, 3Os pounds; M. E. Sherwood,
New Milford, 307 pounds; c. r. Dur
yea, Huntington, L. L., 302 pounds.
The aggregate weight of the six men
was 1922 pounds, and of the 14O men
1885 pounds, or an average OF 224
pounds. The heaviest man, Mr. Fisk.
was elected president of the society for
the ensuing year, and Mr.. Lincoln, OF
Massachusetts, vice-president. The as
sembled FaIstaffs disposed OF thirty
bushels of oysters, torty-seven bushels
of CLANS. eight barrels OF, sweet pota-
toes, seven barrels of white potatoes,
and three hundred and fifty pounds Of
blue fish and:other fish. 1t is CRAFTY
ing to know that this was sufficient tc
satisfy their appetites. t' "'i'77'
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
Labor and Wages.

The New York Post does not agree
with Mr.. Moses W. Field one OF the
speakers at the Philadelphia Labor
Convention, that the current prices Of
American labor are above the wages
+ paid for labor in other countries. II is
not true (says the Post) that working
men inuthis country are better paid than
their brethren in England and other
countries of Europe We call the at
tention Of Mr. Field and his fellow
workmen to the following facts, and
trust they will receive the attention they
deserve: -a j Sail % s7tsi aa+ +n $50
a weeks wages of nine workingmen
4 n mandatory of frearms in Con-
neoticus will buy. 113a yards Of fol. car
pet in New York; weeks wages Of
nine men similarly employee a Br-
bingham will buy there 1884 yards Of
the same quality of carpet. In this
case English labor is paid IS per cant.
more than American. +e a..
Nnoty-sx days labor in a saw man
ufactory in this country will buy 655
yards of pilot cloth in this country.
Ninety-six days labor of just the same
workmen in mandatory in Sheffield
will buy 794 yards of the same or even
better cloth there. Thus, in this case,
the English workmen receive twenty
per cent, nearly quarter, more than
the American. ee. .aa. 4. 81 Aa-.4.
One hundred and eight days labor of
operatives in wooden mills in this coun-
try will buy here 4503 pounds of
blankets; but 1913 days labor of pre-
cisely the same class in an English
wooden mill will buy there 5724 pounds
Of blankets; 1872 pounds more thsn the
American workman. Ninety.six days
abor in an American saw factory will
buy here 1876 dozen cotton hose; ninety
six days labor of precisely the same
class of workmen in an English saw
factory will buy there 153t dozen, or
173 dozen more than here. a' a'.' +
Forty eight days labor in an Ameri-
can saw factory will buy here 1922
pounds of salt The same number of
days labor, by the same class of En-
glish workmen, will buy there 1880
pou nds of salt, or nearly one hundred
and nine per cent. more than here.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
7 81 "a ,UTF5E uf Y 70 El3ItFI .Et}-
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

4 Charleston paper has found match
for the story Of the dog whose tail was
cut off, new tail gr owing iu its place,
while new dog grew to the decapita-
ted member The statement Is that ID
the upper part of South Carolina there
is a young ex Confederate sol iier whose
leg Was ampulated during the war near
the thigh After ainputation, the
wound rapidly healed, and he was sent
home About year afterwards a
fieshy protuberance was seen to grow
out OF the flesh, which, in the course of
few months took the shape of foot,
and since til at time it has been growing
finely, until now the man has perfect
ly new foot and leg growing from his
thigh, which, in a year or SO, promises,
to supply the loss Of his les il the first
instance. IT,. -.... .a...., ...... .... . 49,,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
4 Gigantic Undertaking.

One of the most difficult undertaking
connected with the widening Of Ire
mont street. Boston, is the moving back
of Hotel Pelham, a large freestone build
ing!4 The entire basement has been laid
bare; the foundations slightly raised,
and large numbers of small iron rollers
inserted under them. These rollers will
move upon a stout foundation wall,
with straps of iron bound to its top
The moving force is some sixty Or sew
enty jackscrews, turned by human pow
er, and capable of moving ten hundred
Thousand tons, which is the weight of
the building. At noon on Saturday
the building had been moved nineteen
inches, the length Of the screws. The
rollers have to- be arranged every two
inches that the building is moved. The
occupants Of the building are engaged
nItheir usual ayocations duripg moving
process. @ All seems wor king well, aud
no doubt, it is said, of the success of the
un dertaking exists in the n inds of those
connected with it. .a4 .,.t 81, -"1l ~
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
.EfHIRYX YEARS Experience
in the treatment of Chp0niC

aud Sexual JlsEasGS.--a xNySfO5oy-
seal view of Marriage. The sheape,L book
ever puhllsneu--oontaining many 30O
pages, and 1870 fine plates abo e4eraVlngs
of The anatomy of the human urgans IN
state OF health and disease, Win Urea
tise on early errors, its deploraple conse-
quences upon the mind and body, with
the authors plan of treatIp ent-Lhe only
rational and successful IT. ode of cure, as
shown by report OF cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married and those
contemplating marriage who entertain
free of postage to any address on receipt
of % cents, in stamps or postal currency
by addressing DR.. LA CROIX, No, 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The anthor
may be consulted upon any of tue di-
seases upon which his books treat, eth er
personally or by mail, and mediclnes
sent to any part of the world.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26

A MURDERER SENTENoED.--Dr. Paul
Schoeppe was convicted and sentenced
to death on Friday at Carlisle, Pa, for
the murder, of an elderly lady, a Miss
Stinnicke. He was her attending phys
icinn, and poisoned hr After her death
he claimed her property under a will
which he forged. e. 400 ~. ps ~
The trial was interesting, involving
much scientific information. The muir
derer is reported to have been most
accomplished chemist. d III 9TH t.eth
He asked new trial, which was de-
MED. ~ a' '"" 1'.''99s''0
When the sentence was announced,
VIM. Gould, an old gentleman, COURT
crier, dropped dead in the courtroom.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
g p r. q + 4


ESeeiVed this day: -f.,si..-t ..
oo packages Prime selection New t5ut
ter, Y q - - -
tieroes superior New Sugar Cared
narees- superior Brands canvass
Aams, 4 ~ = o ~ IA - B E az
5. 6ierces superior New Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon,
) tiercesl superior New Sugar Cared
shoulder Bacon,
2 tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Smoked Beef, d F3FHdS4H4 g{iT .s
S barrels superior Family Leaf LaTd,
barrels Superior Baltimore Family
Corned Beet. sioSs'1dd4 Lla
200 superior extra Sm1thheld I'll ANS.
All OF which have been selected and pur-
chased by one 5oiAthe firm from first
hands. at The lowest cash prices, anu
Will be sold eoarespondingiy low by
AYDLOTT l. WHITEH URST,
Nos, 26and 28 City Market. II 1
and 81 East Market Square.
%4 Please look for the Red Sign in the
centre of thesMarket House, Z ( aul0
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
$500 Per Day Discontinued.

Having obtained an extensive and
widespread sale tor out Gen FUZZY"
brand of Fine GU Che1Ota9 Tobacco, We
desire to announce JnaL We ShdtL not pack
daily 500 in toe small Tia tJIl papers
being SO favoraDIy recpg nI4ed LnaJ Lnis
inducemsnL is NJ logger nee ssary. 10
AVOID nllsapOre h7us4on. however, we
would adj Gn4I we shall continue to pack
orders Tor elesan. 4MeerSchulnl Pipes IN
our " ACHr LUb'' and "kU nkIk Az
brands o. Smoking Tobacco.
Tne g ACur CLU % ls devoid OF Nj
COntlne, and cannot in lure The health,
and is especially recon- mendeo to poop e
OF sede Gary occupations or nervous con-
stitutions.
Tue trade are invited TO send Tor circu-
lars,
p. L0RILLARD, New York.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
M A N III O O D.!

A MEDICAL Els AY n TIE CAUSE
AND CUBE IF PnEMATU H. ID e.CLlN +
IN MA n the Ii eatmonJ oI Nervous anu
Physical ID suillty, &C.
"rhere is no age mber OF Society by
whom This 6ook will not be found useful,
Wnetner sacn person mods the relation OF
Parent, FrectpLor or Clergy man. "--Medi-
cal Times anu Gazette.
Sent oy mail on receipt of fifty cents
Address the Author,
DIX. K. DE +. CURTIS,
222 + Street, Washington D. G.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
NEW NOVELS.

Claude Greux, NF@ -A.' a}At
My Daughter Elmer,
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