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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
GERMANS REJOICING-A TORCH
LIGHT PROCESSION.


On Monday night the Germans Of this
city, sJmpathising with the Prussians
and rejoicing in their success in capturing
Napoleon and McMahon's army, turned
out in torch-light procession, headed by
a band Of music, intending to give utter
ance to their feelings insspeeches and mu-
sic The night was dark and drizzly but
otherwise pleasant The procession made
a fine appearance asitmarched through
the streets and halted at different times
on Market Square Unfortunately for
the procession and those engaged in re-
joicing, our people do not all sympathize
with the Prussians Some not only 10
not sympathize with the Prussians, but
were unwilling that those who do should
manifest their sympathy BY rejoicing in
torchlight procession, speeehsmaking and
music. And to prevent their thus rejoic-
ing they threw dirt, cinders,. brick bbats
&C., into the procession, and thereby
broke up the proceedings NOT however
till after some were struck in the face
with missiles and the blood made to flow,
and others otherwise injured. Those en-
gagged in rejoicing, being peaceable, quiet
and law-abiding citizens, and the dark
ness of the night rendering it difficult to
see their skulking assailants, thought it
best to bring their proceedings to a close
Who Of our citizens could be guilty OF
such a scandalous alta ok. upon a respec
table torch-light procession and meeting
is easier asked. than answered No ono
who understands the rights ola freeman
could be engaged in such q transaction
No respectable citizen could thus demean
himself 1t must have been those who
have no. respect for the rights of others
There must still be q few such in Kenosha
Enough to infict injury upon Others il
the darkness Of night without being seer
-4enough to be disgrace to the city O.
Kenosha. al1l ataom 1sllE .}aei9 s1
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STATE ITEMS.

The Waukesha Freeman, says James
Klock, an old resident of that city, was
found dead by the side of pile of lunl-
Der on Thursday morning. From thetpo-
sition in which he was found, his neck
being broken, it is supposed that he fell
headlong against the lumber. =.
Gov. Fairchild has approved the action
of the Commissioners in locating the new
insane asylum near Oshkosh. 6bIl ~
A farmer at Lake Mills killed seven
large rattlespakes on his farm lone day
They were laying under the hay cocks in
the meadow .o
j. B. Dow has severed his connection
with the Beloit ..7our7saZ, and iT. O.
Thompson wills hereafter run the ma
chine alone. Well, We think he's able.
Rev. P. G. Pettibone. of Beloit, who has
been lying very i'll for some time at tue
residence.of his son in Chicago, is failing.
His physicians give no hope of his re,
yyffFEom ell. ,g,.l.IId 9d5 T
WISCONSIN STATE JoURNAL.-With
the issue of Saturday the 3d.inst,. The
Dnity flStete characterised its 18th vol
ume or year The 10Th volume pFa>
commenced on Monday the 9Th. The
State Journal office having been removed
into new and elegant quarters erected
expressly for its accommodation, its pro
prietors gaVe>a general reception at the
Journal Office on Monday evening. The
Journal Of Monday gives an interesting
of the establishment Of the Daily
State Journal and its continuance to the
present time AnG the Journal of Tues
day gives very interesting account. OF
the reception ON Monday evening.
Though there was steady rain all the
evening there were about 500 present
many of them being ladies. The employees
Were all at their ,postssand the Power
Presses and Folder were insrunning order
and attracted much attention. The EN-
ployes of the office presented Cen
Atwood, the original founder and Senior
proprietor of the Journal, with a Gold
Headed Cane.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
GREAr FIRE IN CH1cAeo4ELast Sun.

GREAT FIRE IN CH1oAGo Last Sun
day afternoon, about five O'clock, most
disastrous fire occurred in Chicago, con.
suming the finest bushes block in the
city The establishments of j. V. Far
well s. Co., Lyon & Healy, Smith g. Nix,
on, Latin, Butler s. Co, and Kirkland,
Ordway s. Coz were burned to the
ground, involvingsa loss of nearly S., OOO,,
900. From ten to twenty persons are be-
lieved to have been killed by the falling
walls
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

The PoPE.-Now that Napoleon has
gone to boarding around" the Pope has
lost his main stay and support. A dis
patch from Paris last Monday announced
that the Italian troops were expected to
occupy Rome Immediately.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
7 WANTED AGENTS oar NEW WORK
I. T. zf fa1,i't Or | WON. OMAN Al. ):

BY DR.. Geo. H. Napheys. Price 50 90. This
and is selling at the rate Of thousands of copies
per month. among the latest reports are: SO in
five days., 11S in one week, 37in one day. 27S in
than $50 to 800 copies at time, $500 copies have
been sold in single county. Send for pamphlet
&C. Address b9He54la nj taau-Huf
{H 50 E.HANNAFORD g. CO., Publishers,
1wl5 15S SO. Clark Street, Chicago.
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rising for the defense Of the country.


Jules Favre is reported to have made
propositions of peace-the Prussians to
withdraw from France and France to
disarm--aad to be ION the way 40 see
King William. The King is said to be
summoned to Berlin. The Radical mem
bers of the Cortcs, headed by Casteller
have congratulated the Republic Lord
Lyons says England will probably recog-
nize the Republican GoYt. and report says
PfssidenJGranthas instructed SECRETARY
Fish to recognize the Republican
Government by proclamation. Excite
ment runs high in Paris, but there is no
disturbance. Thus far the republic is a
success. What it is to be, time alone can
The Empress hasaaed from Paris. She
Is going to rejoin her husband, relying
upon the word of King William that she
shall mot be considered a prisoner.
Accoun sare conflicting as to the Where
abouts of the Prince Imperial-Some
make him prisoner; some, at liberty~bpt
going with his mother to rtjoin his
father and others chronicle his arrival
in London.
After Napoleon was j. prisoner King
William sent the following dispatch to
Queen Augusta
VARENNEs, Sunday, s O'Clock am. I.
What thrilling moment that of my
meeting with Napoleon. He was de-
jected but dignifed have assignedlas
his place of Immediate stay Wilhelm
shohe near Cassel. Our meeting took
place at a small country house opposi tie
the western gTacis of Sedan. When
Summoned to. it'll was IN the saddle in
speeding the positions before the place
You must imagine my reception among
the troops 1t was indescribable. Their
emulation wasroverwhe lining, At dusk
[ ended a five hours ride and at1 in the
morning returned hither. May God aid
US further.
WILHELM
TheIudependnpce Beige ofthe 7th.says
f." The Empress Euoenie is the guest Of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
a BRAVE, PURE BOOK.
ggF es - ~ ~ Z. ! ~ -

HE PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN: AdUice to
the Maiden, WIFE and Mother. By George II.
Nap1qys, 4. NJ, az. D., Chief Of Clinic Of Jeff
erson Medical College, Z2Ailadelphia, stc, etc.
Chicago and Cincinnati: E. HANNAFoRD Sc
Co., Publishers of FIRST CLASS Subscription
BOOKS. "a, ts1o3 Ag81a .fsl t}Ts ~ div d
This work is one of the most remarkable
Literary succ esses of the year, having already
reached the sale of 10000 copies, with a lar
ger demand, as the publishers assure US,
than ever before. Scientific and yet eminent
ly practical. it. treats of most Important
class of subjects, which, unfortunately, it has
hitherto been left almost entirely to the
quack, the empiric or the sensationalist, to
write up" for the million. The table o.
contents includes such head lines as the fol-
lowing -, ,a-sa. s-.ss.s -s.
= Dissatisfaction of the sexes. Persons of
both sexes and no sex. The age of nubility.
Love. Love is eternal. Of Divorce. OF
Courtship. q How q choose a husband
Shall cousins marry? Advice to wives who
desire to have children. The Limitation of
offspring. Transmission Of talent and dis
ease. Birth-marks and how to prevent
them. Signs of pregnancy. Confinement.
Nursing. The change of life Difficult as it
may appear, these subjects are handled with
such precision and frmness. and yet so deli.
cately, that the work has received the hearty
endorsement of many of the most distinguish
ed physicians, clergymen, and philanthro-
pists OF the country. Among the number
are Ex-Surgeon General Hammond, Henry
Ward Beecher,, Rev. Horace Bushnell, D. D.
Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins, President of Will
liams College, with many other names equal
| ly eminent.
The work is sold through local or traYel-
ling agents entirely, and, in our judgment,
offers an extraordinary opportunity for secur-
| ing very lucrative business.
Messrs. E. Hannaford 81 Co., the Western
publishers may be addressed at either Chi.
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The White Stockings of Chicago beat
the Red Stockings Of Cincinnati in the
latter city yesterday afternoon, by score
of 10 to g., 7N 49, ''@ =
Gold IN New York yesterday after
noon 114s5.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

], NJ Truesdell, an old and respected
citizen OF Waukegan, died suddenly last
Tuesday, aged fifty years s-'l' P" aDo'"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
pefgass.decreqs that the Corps Il gislatif
Z z E1e2 49, $50 IL ca.14-x Gl ,sIsc1,oJ

be dlss0lVcd, anu the behate aDCf1sIltu.
Full amnesty is accorded for all political
crimes and offences against the press laws
committed since December g.. 1852, TO
December 3, 1870 All the condemned
Still detained, whether by Judgment of
correctional, tribunals, or cours dassizes,
or councils. Of war, Shall be Immediately
set at liberty. xrAg
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
VERMONT ELECTION

oas A State Election was held in Vermont
on the 9th. and resulted as usual in a re.
publican victory. JohnW. Stewart was
elected Governor over Heaton by large
majority The entire Republican State
and Con gressional tickets were elected
The Senate will be nearly or quite unan-
imously Republican. and the House prob.
ably about 900 Republicans to 80 Demo
Gratis. ai q bsIia1 tiiall9se ,ba'a 3ua
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

TheIudependapce Beige ofthe 7thesays:
" The Empress Eugene is the guest Of
the Hoogven family at the chateau of
Mess2e, near Brussels"
Another account. says, that Eugene
charges Napoleon with cowardiee. - ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

France as far as heard from accepts
the Republic. The remnant of the
French army is arriving at Paris The
Prussian army is within 60 miles of Paris
and approaching it. Gen. Trochu says
Paris is safe. The French people are
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

.q Ole Bull, the renowned violinist, was
married last Tuesday evening in Madison
to Miss Sara Thorpe. they were married
at his residence in Norway on the 1st q
June last, and the ceremony was AGAR
performed at the residence of Hon. ]. e.
Thorpe in Madison, on their arrival there
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

1t is stated that in laying the corner
stone of The new court house in Milwau
kee, recently, one of the articles to be
deposited in the corner stone-a glase Of
Blatz's lager-was accidently omitted.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08
Come and Invest.
PICKED UP.

FHyhe subscriber found in his grain. about eight
II days since, roam mare colt about two years
old, has mark OF being tied on her right lore foot
The Owner can have the same by calling, proving
property, and paying damages, fII7-TTI7'f =
1 State Line, near Dexter's Corner 4w11
~ rs s@E4ia#9T sj Die JOHN FEHNER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08


Citizens of Paris
The republic is proclaimed. IA govern
ment has been appointed by acclamation.
1t is composed of the citizens Emanuel
Z Arago, BCTemieux, Jules Favre, Jules Fer
~, 'Gambetta, GARNER Pages, Glaisbizoin,
fPelletan, Pickard, Rochefort, and Jules
Simon, Representatives of Paris Gen.
Trochu is entrusted with full military
powers for the national defence. He has
been called to the Presidency of the
government The government invites
E the people to be calm, and not to forget
4 that they are in the face of the enemy.
. The government which is before all q
government for national Defence has
formed a Ministry,as follows Jules Favre,
Minister of Foreign Affairs; General La
Flo, Minister of War; Admiral Fourichon,
Minister of Marine ; Emanuel Cremieux,
Misister Of Justice; Ernest Pickard, Min
lister of Finances; Jules Simon, Minister
of Public Instruction and Worship
Dorian, Minister of Public Works
SNagnina, Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce. y The Minister of the Presi
dency of the Council of State is supreme
M. Steenaelzers is appointed Director OF
Telegraphs. The Government OF Nationa,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
Reduced Rates.
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.

Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
nR On and AFTER Monday September 10th,
S&Yssand until further notice, ira ms
leave he r. q Il. X. Depot in Portland. Tor Lake
Sebago and intermediate stations as follows: :
freight srain with passenger car alta he'd at 90
A. n. Passen ell trains at 1880 and Is p. M
Trans VIZ leave Lake Sebago for Por land as fol-
l1ws: Passenger trains at As A. M and LIS P M
Freight RAIN with passe ger car attached at IL 90
A. NJ; the IL so P. train from P 'rtiand, and the
10 train from the Lake, will connect with the
Steamer 'Oiiehtal." to and from Naples Bridpton.
No BRIGHTON, Harrison an" Waterford. p ~ y
The 800 A. M. q ain trum Por, land and the AZ NJ
train ON the Lake will connect at Sehago Lake
with daily Stages to and from BALDWIN. Hiram,
B1ownheld Fryeburg, Conway, and ether towns be-
rS-stages will ave Hiram DALI in season to
connect with the 1100 M train from The lake. re-
turning on arrival of the 1850 train from Port
Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday of each week
Sta;e s will leave Freedom, N. H., Porter, Kezar
Standish, connecting at the Lake with rbs las p
NJ train for Purtand.returning Iuesda vs. hui s.
days ann Saturdays, on arrival OF the A. M, train
On ana aner Monday, Sept 26, Daily Stages will
leave Porter Keszer Falls, Cornish North and East
Llmngton and Standsh 10 season to co, meet with
the LILO train rom The Lake re urni on ar
rival o. the II 50 r NJ. rain from Portland :.
BiCKFOkD'S LINE OF STAGES win Lease
A. NJ. tor East Fryeeburg, Denmark. seba.o a. and
Standish con, ec ing at AXE S+bago with the 1.45
r; NJ. train for Portland, returning on Tuesdays,
A. MI.
train from Portland 0.-i .re. - =
L DAVIS Y SONS Line of Stages will leave
Casco, Raymond. North Windham AMI w,ndham
Hill, to south Windham, connecting with the O.
click train arriving at Porta"d at 1-2 o'clJck p
M, in season for trains going east and west n -
hetur'i-Leave Portland at A.. M, arriving at
Bldg GU at P. N. sf5t7.rr5 -trrI =
Connie ions will be made at RAYMOND with STAGES
for Boil tel s Mills tri weekly wv .
Tickets for sale a. at he Office of tie p q KR r,
SAM J. ANDERSEN. President.
Portland, Sept IS, 1870. i4i3 DIT ~ F..
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Farm TOR : ale.

Offered at great bargain; III
kzTsA Lamb Homestead farm in West
E9Iut g. ln troos three and haf miles from
HaItSK n14E Portland Oh the road to SaccararIa.
sss-Llz1st-ta SAID excellent farm consists OF
about seventy five acres conviently divided INTO
moving, pasture and wood land has good well OF
waer,a laIg barn. convienI house and 0u buildings;
has also valuable orchard OF 100 young trees in
eoou bearing condition Another valuable source OF
prcft belonging TO the farm is an excellent Gravel
bed,t the only ole in IL vicinity and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland
upon the main road from the to the city,
this Iarm ofers Inducements such as lew Others
offer To any one desiring talm either for profit
enjoyment. For particulars qmre c. a
G. l.. Z. WARREN,
mr1Gd&wu Saccarappa. II
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WANTED
WA NTED
Wanted.

A THOROUGHLY competent House keeper
IA Best references required.
Apply at As Park st. no3dsts
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EAgents wanted In every town in The State

iiliLllf "a
1t has been about seven months since the Univer-
slty Mt dicine int oduced into this State. Not
wiihstanunn the strong opposition rom the probes
zion snd their particular friends The sales have in
creased from nothing until they have reached $500
WORTH per day.
Hunnreds o. certificates can be produced if neces
sary Ut cases ed IN P, land and vicinity. Many
WHO we're considered incurable are now enjoying
pertec health. s.-.-s 81 =
CATARaH (the mother of consumption) Scrof-
ula. SAT- Rheum, and many other diseases bher-o
considered lieu abe, reany yield under tr satment
of the Universii, M, Gicines. ~ - -
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect
sue ess. aving treaied over two hundred cases
withia the last three mon.bs, consider it sa e to
warrant pc IN anent to IS cases out OF ever ,
n hnpdred, wit hsut condemnation the least eX-
posure. n3Lssr ~ fas CIV s
ofERMATORR4OEA the greatest destroyer
of umanity on I'll. face OI the Glute. How many
5ewal the loss Of precious vitality wi hon having
the slightest lea of the cause. then manhood is
ally vanishing and they idIDg into state OF
hopeless decay. have ttated over five 'undre
cases OF tDs mai lady within SIX months with The
Univ rsit, Mcuicines with re rteci success
Persons f1icted with disease will please call
SEM AMI get "a hook (lree, wherein they will find
their diseases explained, and ecessary remedies.
Auuless PELEG STAPLES,
u $50 nngress ST., Portland Me.
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NAectsc N@I&cXs Ssa5tssssansy
Eags FRE LADIES,

sg'gs THE LADIES.
DE-. HUGHES particularly invites all Lsciea, wso
ased medical adviser, 20 call his ROOMS, No. II
treble Street, which thev VII end arranged fos the,,
sspecia, accOnaEne dation.
nr. H.'s Eclectic Renoga5tns 9e0icnes sra un1iys,-
led in scaer and superior virtue in sulating sl
female Irregularities Their action is specHc sne
certain Of producine relief II a short time,
LADIES will find il invaluable IL all cases OF OBJ
srctions after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. It lie purely vegetable containing NOTHING IN
ste .sass injurious 20 the health and may be taken
with perfect safety st all times.
Sent to an parS OF the country With fun direcGo1s
by addrsasi1g DIR. HUGHES, :
anI.laand&w. No. ID Prabls Street. Portland
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Administrators sale of Real state

10y virtue of license from the Ju ige of Probate
- tor the County OF Cumberland, shall offer at
private sale The THhEE STORY BRICK
HOUSE 43t state street, being Ibe outherly h II,
own. d ana occupied by the late Jabtz NJ. knight;
said house is Gated ~ cam, and ha gas with oil
md cold wa pit es thToug hout T1i> lot is 8, ieet
front md u's back some i4s5 feet, giving ample
rom FIR c,o,hes yard and garden, IN which ale a
number VI Pear Trees diff varieties togethe
With curra mt and ras berry bu hes 1pls IS one OF
the pleasantest localities the street For terms
&C, enquire of
STEPHEN D. KNIGHT Admir-,
via 0lt On he premises.
Portland, Sept. q, 1870. ecl4t
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

If the patient be female, the approach of the
meases is looked tor with anxiety as the first sy mp.
tom in which Nature is to show her saving DOW er In
dfuslng the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Alas! increase of appetite has
grown by what it fed on the energies of the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy is deranged.
The beautiful and wonderful period in which BODY
and mind undergo SO fascinating change from
child to woman, is looked for in vain: the parent
heart bleeds in anxiety, and lancies the grave bu
waiting for its victim.
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BAKER'S HARMONY ..
AND
TH OROUGM BASS.

The Full and Comelete Treatment of the Prelim-
nary Steps. and the Thorough Analvss of the Pain
ciples, render knowledge Of Harm ny available
to all lis rHE COOK tor The Student, whether
IN instrumental Vocal, Orchestral or Band Music.
I BY Il. r. BAKHR.
Prize in cloth, So. Sent postpaid to any address
on receipt of retail price , n III = - -
OLIVER DIIsON g. CO., Boston.
oeSltc C.. Fl. DITsON & CO. New York.
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For eight have been afflicted with Salt
Rhsum and Eryspas, ! hal not been able TO work
SIX We ks OFT It six years. Fou mon his agp my
hand and a,cely resemb ed human flesh; Il G
rain Was so Intense could not rest Gay o, night.
Having employed he best medical aid could lind
without the least Ieiief; mad sbout given uI
despair. Having heard of many iUpoI tau
e. made by The nj, ersity Medicines, ronclu-
menced the sores VANISHED and hase been able to
attend to my daily worr since.
E1 t URIAH l.. AREY, Cape Elizabeth.
Sent. u LEO.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

GENTLEMAN ami WIFE can be accomDoda
N ted with two % easant UNFINISHED 70 ms; 4lst
three gentlemen boarders can be accommodated
with rooms. Guod references required.
+a Apply at No. u Gust Street.
Portland. Oct, II. 1870, Oc2Ss .od4W
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FOR sale ataRargaim,

pRICK house and stab'e in the western part of the
- city, nea- Coogf. street, will be sold a oar
gs on lib raj dit. Ii not sold within ten day
VIII be rented. 1t is supplied with Set2so water.
Apply to G o. f. FOSTEe, 90 C, mm'1St., +
oc2Su or j. U PHO TER. 90 Exchange ST.
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Gases Treated by Letter.

DIR. STAPLES - ne bottle ofyour extract of Cam
Ger Piaut cured my little roy ScrOiuia of fifteen
'.on' bis stapnng If l should write eli d y ,Ouid
not give tu idea OF his sutierings I'VE employed
! ed ant he appears perfectly well. We think is a
~ondertul cure Several of uur friends are taking
the medicine 18th good success
MRS. VIM. LEWIS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
Norfolk and Baltimore and WashingtonD. @
~ fas wa Steamship Line. os s-g

be- Steamships of this Line sail Irnu end
>s Of Cen,ral Wharf, Boston, EVERY
lIeNEFIvE DAYS for NORFOLK and
- ALrIsiORE. III : - ""'-
Steamships -.t- .tr.'- --. r.i.f
"WDttam Laurence" Capt Wm d Halietf.
| "George ApDofd.. CAPT. Solomon Hores
"WHttdm heanedy." Copt. Geo. II Haltett, I'd
McCteHdn' Cart. Frank ~. Houes. -
Freight forwarded from NolfoIk to WasbInyt,n
by ST amer LADY OF the Lake, ~
freight orw ded from Norfotk TO Pefevs5uzo and
f.chmond, by river or Iail: and by the "a & Tenn
air line to all D. 'ints in Yirq,aid, Tennessee. ala
oomd and Georgia; ana over the sea5onrd and 70
noee T. x 20 all points in North ami South Carolina
oy the Bar. Ohio r. x. to Washington and al
places Vest. ~ "'
THROUGH rates given to South and West. W
Fiue Passenger acco 'olatious. ,-asl0 a,srg
Fare including Berth and Meals st2 "a: time IN
Norfolk, - hours. To Baltimore 65 hours
q ror further information apply to- CT
anIra f.. SAMPSON, 40eat. -err
JuneZu 81 Central Wharf Bosfou
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Es2g Eeas&y SsSasssnezn CAV T'esssay 60 his
as DusrSEy ssEseEfsnssi
Young men troubled with omissions in SLEEPS
complaint generally the result Of bad habit In
routh,-leated scientifically and perfect cure vsr.
wanted OF no charge msde. 7t if
Ssrdsy day passes but we sre consulted by one OF
more young men With the above disease, some OF
whom are az weak and maciated "a though they he'd
,de nonsumptcn and by their friends are supposed t.
have IT, All auch cases yield to the proper only
correct course Of trestrnent, and in short tine are
Tsds 10 .ajofae IN perfect hes,sh.