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FRENCH OPINION OF THE GER
F- MANS.
What M. About Says of Prussin.

What M. About Snys Of Prussin.
In an article in the Sofr OF August "a, entitled "a
Holy WRATH" Nj. Edmund About writes In terms OF
extraordinary bitterness against the Germans. lie
says - '''
We did not know our enemies We were innocent
enough to believe them almost like ourselves. In
the intoxicaton OF success they have been unmasK-
ed, and we may read into their very souls
take and carry away everything that we possess.
They have as yet ruined only two provinces they
NOW upon Wba m ue aence II ers Se
tween King William and q 6rigand IKE Passa-
tore or Takos Arvanitakisf The difference that
there ais between q rObber and u petty thief.
Their mode OF action is identical; night marches;
man9uvres concealed by the shade OF forests, tricks
all occasions, attacks when the proportion Of the
two opponents is five TO one, assassination, con-
Migration and pllage. or ali this France Is not Ig
nOrant We know with what race OF rascals we
have to do. And anger-an honorable and holy
anger-has soon succeeded to the surprise OF the
nrst days AT first we were astonshed. we did not
itself to be conquered by i've Uhans because the
thing appeared TO be 80 improbable. When our
purse life has been seriously demanded OF us
it is seriously that we must set about destroying first
the Prussan army, then Prussia. The companions
OF King William who have entered France will never
leave IT, II they have poured upon our
territory their entire population, as they
boast 80 much the better for US. We small
then 60 to Berlin to crush In pieces In It's
nest this barbarism, this stupid feudaism. All the
roads will be covered but hope that we shall choose
by preference the Grand Ducny OF Baden Wurtem-
berg and Bavaria. These three small monarchies,
which owe their existence TO us, for 1t was we who
spontaneously creaLed them at the beginning Of the
century. And the Bavarians have become the Ualets
d'dynlee or Prussia! And the Wurtembergers do
themselves the pleasure OF invading US In their
train. And the tavern keepers, the rufians, the
smueglers OF Baden and OF Kehl-the miserable
creatures who would clean our boots with their
moustaches II we were to spend or lose our money
booty OF the noble French people; they the
ems OF the enemy You Will repay oil that with
usury unclean rascalsY We did not wish any evil to
the German race; whose fault Is 1t II we have be-
come Its enemies, and II France can save civliza-
ton only by destroying all this Teutonlc verminY 1t
Is necessary that the st OF January 1871 should see
all Europe purged rom all these HohenzOlerns,
from all these petty country sQutreS, from all these
Te,idaLtsts from all these Jests IN helmets. 1t Ii
necessary that we should have upon our eastern
| frontier a Germany divided, ruined aud muzzed
4 or a
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THE ARMY SITUATION IN PARIS.
TELEGRAM 70 Tine NEW YORK HERALD.

Marching Out to Meet the Prussia ns-Active
In the Interior Defence-Germnn s,pies-A
Rothschild ON the Acknowledgements
from the Country-Plan Of Attack the
Advance-Funds Going Up.
PARIS, Sept 18-P M.
An entire corps d'armee has marched from Paris
In order to meet and attack the Prussans who are
still advancing rapidly towards the city.
Several men belonging to the Prussian Uhlans
contingent have been arrested inside the ortinca.
tions of Paris during the past night and this morn
ing. They were in disguise clothing and acting as
spies generally for the German commanders
The Prussans have captured military train laden
with war munitions the railroad line at Chantly,
and fired on another tram which was sa route Tor
communication with Paris.
N. ROthschild Junior, OF the great bankers family,
is out serving on the city ramDarts alongside the
w0rkmen and lab0rers who are employed on the de-
}encss.r,
acknowledgements of the Garde Mobile continue to
arrive from tse country daily. The men IN good
humor and confident, and report for duty imme.
diately.
Paper is becoming scarce. and most OF the city
newspapers have been reduced 10 half size sheet.
Five thousand chassepot rines were delivered to
the troops from the armories yesterday.
Observation balloons, which are held fast at GER.
tain convenient points OF the city limits, are sent up
daily and observations are thus made OF the force
and position Of the enemy.
Thousands Of refugees, hailing from the surround
ing country and the more immediate neighborhood,
are marching into Paris hourly The republican and
democratic committees are busily engaged in organ
izing outside the city.
series Of reports from different parts OF the city,
dated at still later hour than the foregoing, inform
me for the HERALD. that the Prusslan advance i5
continued steadily.
Troops are marching from tho city walls in the
direction Of ST. Denis. 1t Is believed that they In.
tend to fight the advanced forces Of the Prus.
SLAMS and afterwards retreat towards the forthca
tions on the approach OF the main body of the Ger
| man army.
The government funds remain steady.
Emile Grardin retires from politics and public
| life.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
LONDON REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.
Useless Destruction Of Property-The Crown
Jewels Again.

Useless Destruction Of Property-The Crown
Jewels Again.
LONDON, Sept TO, 1870
The French have useessly destroyed all the works
OF art on the highway and roads eadng out OF Paris
Notwithstanding the wholesale destruction OF pro
perty the advance OF the Prussan army has been
delayed single hour.
statement is In circulation here that the Crown
diamonds lodged by the Empress in the Bank of
France are Of PASTE and that the real ones were sold
long since through an American dentist named
Evans, and the money converted to the use OF the
imperial family.
The Examiner urges that cordial support be given
to the French republican government.
The National Guards in the provinces are suffering
for want of food and forage.
The Uhans are reported at Courcelles.
Great destitution and suffering exist among the
miners and other workmen on the German frontier
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THE IMPERIAL EXILE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Napoleon visitors-Americans Calling ON
Him-The Epper0r's Attendants, Customs,
Exercise.
LONDON, Sepr 10, 1870
despatch from Berlin states that only few
curious travellers have thus far visited Wlhelms-
hdhe since the arrival there OF the Emperor Napo-
leon, and more tnan half Of them were Americans.
On Friday last the Duchess Of Hamilton visited the
Emperor. He dresses In undress uniform, and has
DR.. COnneau perpetuay on his right during his
almost incessant walks Princes Murat and Mos
kowa, DIR. Charles Pajot and viscount Reille are in
his company much Of the time.
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REPORTS FROM HAvRE.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Scenes In and Round the Docks-Paris Well
Supplied.
HAvRE, Sept. 10. 1870.
The Journal says the docks at Havre are over.
tasked. Cotton coffee, grain and other goods even
mahogany, are being loaded rapidly on French ves
sells for shipment elsewhere in order to save them
from the Prussans.
The same paper has the following In reference to
the situatl0n IN Paris-The JOrDnl Saws that IL Ia
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IN THE BALTIC.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

The French Blockade Rnised-The Ports
Again Free.
PARIS Sept 10, 1870.
The French naval blockade OF the ports OF the
Baltic and North Seas has been oficially raised BY
order and proclamation OF the new government In
Paris. The Baltic ports are again free.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Patrick Thornton, twenty-four years OF age. and
residing ut No. 916 DeKalD avenue was almost In.
santly killed yesterday afternoon bv heavy iron
pipe falling upon him in the yard OF Mr.. Davidson,
nonst, Ia Lafayette avenue. Coroner Jones was
usitbe.i.
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MAcMAHON ALIVE.

Arrival Of General MacMahOn In Belgium.
BoUILLON, Sept 49, 1870.
Marshal MacMahOn, accompanied by General
Cnazal, Of the Belgian army, arrived in this town
today,
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THE ESCAPE FROM METZ.
IslEeBAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Canrobcrt, with Six Thousand Mons March,
ing to Paris-Bazaine Moving ON Sedan.
BOULL0N. Sept. 10. 1870.
CanrOberrs forces which lately cut through the
Prussians at Metz and are now marching towards
Paris, were six thousand strong Marshal Bazaine
himself has gone to Sedan. a
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certain that Paris is supplied with 100000 kilo-
grams of gunpowder. twice az much AZ was expend-
ed ut Sebastopol.
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cartridges are ell sent from Dover, Folkstone New
haven and Liverpool.
On Wednesday evening the nrst OF series Of
mock sallies TO be made by the besieged was made
with 80, 900 regular troops.
The Prussian attack ON Paris win be directed at
first against vincennes and large body Of Partisan
troops VIII confront them there.
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THE WAR.

Title WAX.
The German Army Taking Up
Position Around Paris.
TrOchu Gone to Oppose a
Movement ON the Loire.
Interesting Account ofthe Stu
alton in Paris
-Four Hundred and Ten Thousand Men
Defending the City.
The Question Of Peace Still
UnsOlved.
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Victor Hugo's Views on the
Situation.
->~-oo~o~~>~>>~o~~~~~-,
Further Particulars Of BaZaine'S Escape
from Metz
Terrible BOmbardment and Heroic
Defence Of Strasbourg.
= -i SH .As
>~~~~>~~~~~<S~~~~~~e%
ac-'ss::s W >i.F
Marshal MacMahOn Alive and
in Belgium.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-09

The Three Remedies. "SCHENCH's Pull
MoN1C SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con.
sumption. The peculiar action of this med
tcine ripens the ulcers in the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purines the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"Schenok's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutrlcious food. 1t is a
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
ton.
"Schenck'5 Mandrake Pills. one of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a vegetable substitute for calOmel,
and having all the useful properties as.
crlbed to that mineral, without producing
any of its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. ]. HI
Schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success in the Treatment of Pull
monte Consumption. The PuImonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges it,
and purides the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all OBJ
structions therefrom, give the organ
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which Is one of the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers Of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing II to nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of the blood, by which means the
formation of ulcers or tubercles in the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action of hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, W tcure every case of Consump-
ton, If the medies are used in time and
the use OF the is peTsevered in sufficient
Iy TO bring the case to a favOra BILE termina-
! ton.
DIR. Eehenck's Almanac, containing a full
treatise on The various forms of disease
his mode OF treatment, and general dtrec.
tIons how to use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing hi:
| Principal office, No. Is North Sixth Street
| Philadelphia Pa.
Price of the PuImonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic. each 81 50 per bottle, or 81 so a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Csc. per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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Baum Bernhard, lot 10 blk Is, StockweIl's
Enlargement"..42 "A.
Baum Bernard. lot 20 blk Is, stockweIl's

ID. llAs
masco...I A.
Branagan Arabella, lot &c, blk %, Lamas-
COL AZ.
Branagan Arabella, lot q, blk 25 Lamas-
COL AZ.
Bauer Henry, 1SN it part OF lot II, blk
Boluss Alfred, und half of lot 5, blk lib,
IamaScO"...H 30.
Boluss Alfred, und half of lot 9, blk 1l8,
Byrnes p, heirs of, lot s, blk 1872, La
masc0.-4 e.
Byrnes ]; p, heirs of, lot o. blk 1872. La
Byrnes Up. heirs of, lot 8, blk l, Fourth
EnlaTgement...94c.
ByrnesJ P, heirs of, lot 7. blk l, Fourth
ByrnesJ P. neirs of. lot s, blk l, Fourth
Eni"...6 81.
BowIes Edward. lot l, bk A. Fourth En-
largement...l 70.
Bowles Edward, let 2, blk 4, Fourth En-
Iargement.-.1 II.
Beasley Harriet and Eliza, or of lot g.
and lots 10 and II, bk 7, Fourth Enl*..S OF
Burke Pat, lot 8, ok 10, Fourth Enlarge
ment..I3 81.
Crawford Williamson, lot g. blk 81 Stock-
wells EnI"...6 Al.
Conway Mary, Az feet mid ut of lot II.
blk 3, Northern Enl@...4 98
Carter Augustus, lot 5, blk 7. Sharpe's Err.
Iargement...3 81.
Davidson George, heirs of, N half of lot
Dolan Patrick, lot l, block I52, Lamas-
Dolan Patrick, lot 2, block 152 Lamas-
Eagan Ellen, heirs of. lot l, blk Is1, La
masco...n 20. -
Edwards Elizabeth, lot 10, blk 2, North
Edwards Elizabeth, lot IL, blk 2, North
Eickmeyer VIM. lot 5, blk IL, Shapes
/ Enlargement. ~.
Gardes John II, lot 81, bl 81, Lamasco~.. :.
rs.
Greer w c, lot 6, bl 1872, Lamasco.n4 6s
| Gilman Chas, heirs of, lot 10, bl is, Fourth
/ Enla...H So.
Gilman Chas, heirs of. lot 20, bl 16, Fourth
| EnI...8 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs of, lot 8, bI 3, Greeks
| ville..4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs OF. lot 9, bI 8, Greeks
| VilIe...4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs OF, lot IL. bl 8. Greeks
Hornby Chas, lot 4, blk 5, Northern Enls
II hunter Chas. lot 10, blk 8. Northern Enls
Hunter Chas. lot II. blk 8. Northern EN-
Hsynie W L, lot 81, block 20. Lamasoo
Haynie " L, Let %. block %, Lamascc
Hartiein Mat new, lot 10, blk .. Lamascc
80 g
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Irritable Invallds.

Indigestion not only affects the physician
health but the dispositions ana JenperS
of its victims. The dyspeptlc becomes,
too, in measure, demoraIlzsd py MS sur
Servings. He is subject 10 nts OF lrIIIatIon,
sullenness, or despair, as the case may pc.
a rreternaturaI sensitiveneSS which he
cannot contaaI, leads him to m1sconstIue
the words and acts OF those around him.
and his intercourse even with those near
est and dearest to him is not unfreQuently
TO his real nature. These ale the no entail
phenomena of the disease, for which the
Invalid cannot be justly held responsible,
but they occasion much household dis
comfort. 1t is to the interest of the home
circle, it is essential to family harmony as
well as to the rescue of the principal suf-
ferer from state not far removed from
toms OF mental disturbance be prompt
ly renewed. This can only be
done by removing their physical cause.
a arrangement OF the functions of the
stomach and its allied viscera, the liver
and the bowels. Upon these three inn
tiers act simultaneously, producing thor
ough and salutary change in their cond1-
ton. The Yegeta BILE ingredients or which
the preparation is composed are OF reno
waiting, regulating and 0lteT0tfpe character,
and the stimulant which lends activity 10
best that can be extracted from the most
wholesome of all cereals, viz; SOUND rye.
No dyspeptic can take this genial reStora-
tive for a single week without experience
ing notable Improvement in his general
health. Not only Will his bodily suher1ngs
recover rapidly from its restleSSneSS and
frritability, and this happy change viii
manifest Itself in his demeanor to all
around him.
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do DO 90 40, 90 L. 90 90 go Oos
Harper John, lot Z, blk !, Bray's ERl--1 ".
Harper John, lot ID, blk I, Bray's EMIL ~.
Hargrave, Mrs. NJ Z, lot II, Isabella
High, Hannah, lot II, blk 4, Northeastern
Enlargement%.,.5 IS,
Heller, Ernst, Let 3, blk !, Archer's En-.
Heller, Ernst, lot 4. blk /, Archer's En-
largem ent...S So.
Hardeman, David, lot IL DIX f. ROCK
Helmerich, Conrad. lot Is, blk 3, Fulton
EnIargement...2 81
HelbIing, Anton, 4512 by 100, NV, part OF
lot ., Original Plan ...148 20.
Hurd, Susan p, p by 50, subdV OF lois
los and Ice, Original Plans 80 10.
Hurd, Susan p, 20 by SO, subdv of lots
los and 1O6, Original PIan%...49 SO.
Hurd, Susan P, 20 By 81, subdv OF lots
los and log, Original PIan"..l9 "a.
Ingle, Garvtn and Martin, n adjoining
of lot 5, blk l, Ingle's Enlarg ement...2 20.
1ngle, Garvin and Martin, lot q, blk 1,
Ingles Enlargement 46.
Jarvis, John, improvements on Bulls
head Property Il 79.
johnson, H K, lot Is, blk 3, Hubbard's
Enlargement...53 Sc.
Johnson, II f. lot 16. blk 8, Hubbard's
Enlargement. 5 80.
Jackson, Abe, lot Is, blk IL, Northeastern
ENGAGEMENTS 5S.
Jones, H P, und 1880 of lot 2lS. Donation
Jones, H P, und 1880 oflot 222, Donation
Jones, G, und 1890 of lot 2l3, Donation
Enlargement 20 75-
Jones, e, und 13-6O OF lot 222s donation
Enlargement...H 46.
Jones, James g, lot I39, Original PIan"..
$40 II.
EnlargemenI%...9O "A.
Keller, d 9, SW a OF lot II, Lower
i1 KeIi en-, D G, sW a of lot 10, Lower
Keller, D 9. slA It, NV, part of lot q,
Lower Enlargeme nt@...45 81.
Keller. d G, und 2-3 of 2S7 IL OF out-Iot -
Wharf Property. 50.
Keller. 80, und n OF S9S # of out-lot 3,
Wharf Property LIB IS.
Keller, d g, 10 It, Hornby's Wharf Prop
Keller. D c. lot 8, blk Il, Eastern Enlarge
Keller, d g, lot 5, blk 10, Eastern Enlarge
menJ"..19 81.
Keller, D G, lot 8, blk lS, Eastern Enlarge.
| ment*..19 "a.
Keller, D q, lots l, 2. 3, and 8, blk 10,
| Eastern Enlargement"...u 81.
Keller, ID @, lot 8, blk q, Eastern Enlarge
/ mental AZ.
Keller, ID G. lot 5, Carpenters Fields H.
Keller. d G, lot 6, Carpenters Field...4 IL.
Keller, ID q, 9 20.l00 acres, Carpenters
| FIeld~...359 50.
| Keller, ID Q, 60~100 acres, bulLShead Prop
| erty..4l6 so.
! largcDl 6Lt~-..2t q
/ Keller, D g, lot ., blk 4, ROckwelI's En-
] largenent"-..T Is.
/ Keller, ID g. 90 by $50, Sc part. adj lot q
( OF % Original Plants 20.
Keller, ~ @, 10 BY $50 adj lot - OF 26
Original Plan" a.55 80
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the ffe which rathar sm had U
seorehea the timber iu IlH FIsIH
4 Iat caste contains 5Ae loliewing dif
patch:
" WHEELING, w. VA, February @.
ITO tho editor ofthe Cincinnati Gazette
" Arlington arrived at half past al5
/ The Major Anderson ran aeainat On
/ bridge Al Parkeraburg, ana broke vince
/ which delayed her three hours
The Times OF Monday evening says:
Captains John and Sam. James warn
among the distinguished guests 90 Che
A man, at present macbinlsf, wio soIru
years since was about 90 obtain commau
| is reported stops IN az The be l-fOundy
ON Second Street, every evening when re-
turning from WORK, and pulls e. slot go.
His eccentrieity y humofed by the propri.
Mr.. VIM. Brown. or Brown 4 co. Evans.
Vile, Arrived in town Saturday His ca
reer Is a success. None DO what lg TO b F.
done brOwner than Browr.
You are right, Times.
LoUIsYTLLE.-The Courfer-JoWnat. co.
Monday, says;
The Carrie V. Kountz IS loading Tor New
Orleans, and - advertised % .eavo Coo
Portland wharf tomorrow at q. M.
When that paragraph first sew inc
light - I'm print, the Carrie ". Kountz wa
lying at our wharf taking freight
There IS a large accumulation Of New
Orleans freights at Evansville. Low rate
causes the accumulation.
The rates are the same paid at Louisville
and New Albany, and better freight arc
more convenient az that Don't be ili.
natured or envlous, Ledger.
VALEDIcToRY.-The Hichmond's Head
light, Of February jst, published AZ Coium
bus, KY, contains the following valedic
tory;
With this Issue the Headlight viii "dousa
her gltm," whilst we, MicaWbeF ike, wal
for something TO turn up.
Survive or perish, sink or swim,
The HedQf1ht now Will " douse Der Hllm 81
Her glitter 1g rays no more shall shine
A I'd sparkle ike the rosy wine
Along the waters, Tar and near.
Where erst our gallant boat did steer;
And cen across the mighty main
And over mountain, hiil aud plain,
The people all along the shore
Will greet its smiling face no more
Unless some other venturinR GUS"
VIII try IL on, He might DO wuss."
st. LOUIS. - The Democrat OF Sunday
says;
The river Is falling very little. Weather
the same as for a week past-pleasant
with nightly freezes" Business "hOid-
its own as the saying Is. The future oI
the weather Is question Of so much doub.
that scarcely anything of a decisive nature
can be told as 10 upper river steam boats.
We did not loarn OF the sale Of any steam
boat YesLefQay--N AGum0MNa U3AtaFr OF
observation-disclosures a New Albany pnper
says our toWnsman, George PeRram ten
dered $4,000 for the latter.
The Democrat OF Monday says
Yesterday was even finer than any pre-
viOus day In matter Of Wenther--a Verr
Italian climate indeed 40 seemed, rho
river was about stationary, and, the day
being sunday, a becoming qutetness per
yaded the harbOr.
NEW ORLEANs.--The Times of Fridar
saysi
Business on the landing was HCmeWhnt
retarded by the rain, bat, however, not.
withstandtug all obstacles in the way al
business, fatr amount OF bus ness wa
transacted, and with few captions, thn
boats got of with fair enough trips.
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business admits Of it make different
features prominent n their turn, to-
day one thing. tomorrow or next
week another, and then something
else. Let your advertisements have
something of the dash in them, with
out great exaggeration. Hundreds
of fortunes have been made by adyer-
Using. and yet as an art it is but i'm
perfectly understood.
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About Pums.

r mistake is made by peo-
ertise than in the value
on editorial pufs in the
What we mean by that
Of articles found in the
rs aud loaded" as edit
and generally descriptive
cigars, candy. cock
tsz yes. Many people sup
a be the most valuable
ats, when In fact they are
)rest. The public gener-
1d that these paragraphs
either IN favors or cash,
ale them accordingly.
ask the editor for a puff
rage him properly too,
He purpose of reading his
language and Witnessing
vim the use Of explosives
profit they expect to
ue are too indolent to
Ggr advertisements, and
res ort to a puff in order to
sI-Eead notice. This
~. PuEs are the most
advertisements. Some
Hing enough to pay for
4, bur they imagine that
raich out advertising IS
The thing. They want to
q the third person or tc
Iorsement of tie editorial
"a business man who soon
himself out of this de-
ave the most greenbacks.
mans advertisement IL
mage, over his own sig
Ter which he is plainly
DIS lie the nature OF an
uent and receives more
attention than a puff in
-umn, and is both more
ii respectable. There is
the responsible adver-
sch says. I want to trade
give you & fair bargain.
1uatcs that there is nc
g In the matter. When
tor 10 advertise our OWL
ra ely make editoria.
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OF matters that ST,
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The Healing POOl.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DIR. j, SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association. PhiIadelpnia, Pa.
fnnI2 dam Isp nj