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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-27
THE CONFESSIONS
r AN IN VAL1D

1oUBLIsHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Nervous Debility, ETC., supplying tho means Of
selEcure. Written byone who cured himself,
and sent free OF receiving postpaid directed
envelope. Address.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
tSselmap Brooktyn, N. =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-27
Importnnt 70 Pnmalaa.


When q female 10 In trouble or AFFLICTED with
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist
ance, tho inquiry. should be, where is there .
physician who IL fully competent to administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
recommends him to the confidence OF the com
munityi The Doctor. understanding how i'm.
peratively necessary these requirements are,
feels called upon to interposc, and beg the alton.
ton Of the AFFLICTED TO the ict that he has been
O Professor Of Obstretics and Femal Diseases
for twenty years, and 10 fully qualified to admin
lister In all cases, both incidentally and surgical
ly, not In . superficial manner, but In a. thor
ough . manner a. years Of study and practice
both in hospitals and private fimilles-cAn
make, to save them from the hands OF the I'M.
qualified, inscriptions and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him as upon q father:
All In ~atilction can dnG In him one who twin
%sympathize with and befriend Thorn In trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FREE. See address below,
Ladies', the nature Of whose troubleR require
the constant attention Of the Doctor, can DO fur
.nished with apartments, and skillful and alton.
tive nurses.
ONCE for the sale OF DR.. Young's PRxyxNr-
ALIVE PowDERs, for married ladies. These
Powders arc perfectly safe and effective. Price,
$40 per Dor. One box will last from four to elk
months.
DR.. YouNo's FRENCH LUNAR, OR FIHALI
MONTHLY PILLS, for the removal Of all obstruc-
tons. Price, Is. Either kind sent BY mall upon
receipt OF price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-27
The Necessity Of a visit Ovsroeue.

Tho Necessity Of q Walt OV0Foomo.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit = written statement Of such In prefer.
ence to holding q personal interview, are assured
that their communications win be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the eoSe
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. +. J0SSELYN, II. D.,
tBox 1851 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and keamy,.
del4-T0 lyis San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-27

MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
-~IsrABLuHD By
DIR. j. C. YOUNG. IN 1850,
Fer the Cure or all diseases Of The
Urinary andGenerative
ORGANS, aud
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. $50 ......--.-.W ashinsisn street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cures Guaranteed, or No Pay REQUIRED.
COMPUTATIONS, BrLErrER on OTHERWISE PRE-
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
cess or eighteen year,, and has become one Of
the renowned Hospitals Of the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital 10 to London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Ricord 10 to
Paris, this Institute has become to the Pacific
Coast The thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is In point Of number Of pa.
ttents among the very first Of the world, and
the success Of its treatment ranks t second to
none.
seminal Weakness or spsrmatorrhoa.
Thu young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental orYaniZa-
ton, should stop TO consider whence Il arises.
BE will ind In the weakness OF the back, trcmb-
ling Of the limbs, disordercd digestion. unac-
eountaole falling OF the powers Of the MIND,
distaste for society, dread OF impending trouble,
forebodings Of evil. sleeplessness, troubled and
laseiyious dreams, growing deafness, loss Of
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of disqualification. the positive traces Of that
most terrible and destructive Of all diseases,
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Il rapidly superseding all other preparations Tor
producing Elegant. Sweet aod Wholesome ROLLS.
BISCUITS, BREAD. Buckwheat and other dHdd.s
Cakes. Perfectly pure aud reliable. and always
ready for immediate use. The CHEAPEST Baking
Powder In the World. and Il WILL KEEP On
LAND OR SEA. In any climate. for years. 1t 70
well adapted to the use Of Housekceper. Miners
Mariners. EmIgrants. ETC.. and Is, In fact. In every
respect. the BEST YEAST POWDER made FER
the Kitchen. the Camp. the Galley"
Sold By Grocers and Dealers EVERYWHERE.
Manufactured by DOoLEY L BROTHER.
o3+MwsSm 90 New Street. New York.
Tho Confessions Of an Invnlla.
Published for the benent Of YOUNG MEN, ana
others. who suffer nom NERVOUS DEBILITY
ETC.. supplying the means Of ~sclfcure. Written By
ono who has cured himself, and sent free Of charge
on receiving a postpaid directed envelope. Address,
through Postotdcc only,
JONATHAN r. GOOD.
jy2iSm San FranclIco. Cl.
Getting Married.
Essays for young men, on the delights OF Home,
and the propriety or improperly ofgetting married.
with sanitary help for those who feel united for
matrimonial uuhapplness. Sent free, In sealed en-
yelopss. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
z. Philadelphia. Pa Ie2t3m
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LOST,
LOT Il

a BUNCH OF KEYS. on THE
Amorning Of December sd, between Lower
Gold Hill and VirNinis. The finder Win confer
. hvor and DO suitably rewarded By Having II
at the News ofles, or The Foundry, Lower Cold
HEl. da6tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-27
n MAN
EMPIRE CLOTHES WASHER
Patented, AuRust II, 1870,

DR0NOUNCRD ny ALL WHO
have tested II THE MOST PERFECT
CLOTHES WASHER IN TUE WORLDl
All fabrics, from tho finest Lacet to the Bed
Blanket, can be washed PERFECTLY, and with
casc, without the use OF tho Rubbing Board.
No chemicals used, and only one.half the
usual quantity Of Soap.
Clothes can DO washed, cleaned and bleached
whittier than BY hand labor, without any wear or
tear. 1t Is truly o labor and clothes saving In
vention. Washing day will no loDgtr DO 0 terror
or dread to housewives.
II can be used on any stove or range. and the
low price places Il within the reach Of every fam.
lily. one trial convinccs the most skcptical
Orders taken and filed at ]. T: SMITHS
Hardware Store, corner of and Taylor streets,
Virginia, Nevada.
@. C. FISH, Agent for Nevada, California,
Oregon, Warrington Territory, Utah, Wyoming,
coleradS and NeSSask so,rxrv n,o1ro vop
SALE. Address, q. FISH,
d2l.tf Boz 800, Virginia City, Nevada.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27

8jeberNe, 9Gbetitd iOuts nit ttefem Spr>
SSetnpe in rem QGdiIer bt9rdben lperten mo
ntdbt Su tbren 8atcrn IN bic rpiSen Sdlp.
arunee geben tbnnen Sp iptro lte alein
iterbcn
Dabet tano ir auf, lofe has rCtte
81np iprtbcg ibr prdbtile5 paar ~ =
idmmrnbielt, n1bm bic @srlGn BON ibrGm
MAIDEN np Gle Span9Gn pOn tbrGn armrn
unb f1gIe:
DIT bll oIel Scn Dejner briflIdm Giett
III Mir 9erectt, 2Intcnio, uhr ban lie beiitr ge>
nlnnt ais Die cer 5nridncr, unH BET aGen1eI-
nen iiBen Bcrtcn ptllf Dugitnt5 ttun, um
nth aus cen 3lnoea oteie5 oIa6llten Wdn>
mes 81 beireen, Der melnGn Ibrper perniGten
UNI meinG Scclt icrrrt6en prr Define Qtebe
III Rttbts iperk, bic pcr Snraner III telIer,
pennQEbeIifapu CbnelbrIne, Cbne S1meT.
ienSlaut fltr Did lterben, nm Dir 3t belien.
Hrb' pCb, &ntCnio, gBbeIitI ptrp lidJ ielbft
rGtiGn
Gritrpdsn mar ccrSdpIdr nuf9ciSrun9en,
frin 8ltf bna mic feltRejaubert an eer
nuneerspllen, ppn Der Siae bes lpfn S1ds
res umwcatcn GjeltIlt Der Snptanerin, iptIhr
bic 9erlen une bic Span8en bon flo warf
uno tbm rtc 9anc gum abi6tep eRI8csen-
bteit. 81
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neEtaumel p(r Ndmm Slabeud, teu CT
tbr ttIbit ttt eer Touie 9cgeten bate, per-
9C0enp, ncta, Du ioGf, Du parfa nttbt fer
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ret!en?
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iubftnp aus urp wlrf licD ccm &apIan an
cte Brult. bic gtCbe 1T ldrf lie pirp DnRraft
Grsrn, mid aus ben S5dnpen ce5 gBalbertS
lu bcfrcten unp mid vpr llnier8ans 3U be-
pabren!
Dlbtt ihmcBe iic lid 70 jart, 70 tmia um
ben bon tbren 3duber beldubttn Sunaltng,
rnp belt ion 10 lieteparm IN tbrem 6rjcn,
rab lctnc Sinne li1 pttlpIrrten unC or nur
NOD ben pphcnCen Sblls ibrcr YUtfe, ben
brenntnprn aub lbrer W0alli8en Gippen auf
ZEN etat4en fUblr.
lt6oriIcbung fulgt)
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EaTtlr.sae.OslE 5 -.

Waa EIIfA station Ga-Em ubr gsoreeilf,
an5 E3fassEeE, sssasaRrg HH6 si:ssia5;;;Ss!!5.sss
~ al Naamttines lausetnurtinen ConAtagO Der
It6s Ygor9,Tisg StrbuOti I'D nit sttasburg u. pay.
s4fonburo M Ag9nn iIass sg3absBahu
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Rab Baibtuatou-u -um 20, sos, 2, $40 un5
II 80 Rore,ns unS 2, $780, 4. As unb $50 Nbsnbs.
snS Say T. as aa&mtitaas.
s,ss ans is 4S $50, 10, $40. 7.45 un0 absnOs.
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sens lSonntdSs eus9snohhsnl; uw,, ,K.,
Wac Bb lGptI gla Y II9 y 70. " ~ 81 0n toel
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pfr!6Bt Baltimore nm 70 4Eor9ens uno S.aO Na0m.
BtutisBhreau Nr. 49, sSef'balhmorhaW'
R6rSube Central q iienbabn.
Rah WittBburg, Dem Dshen unD Rprs
ben Sis an bic Wtasara.5dlls,a an allen Sta.
tiorcu itDtlhcn baltimore uno port dnpalWno -taBIt@
nm 7.55 Yorgtus tSonntd8s duseegommenl'
ben bis 30 Wtlltamsport uno ertt-ta ta8It@ I'm
r. Is Vadmtttd9s (Sonnla9s 9usgtnomms9;
Rah Ytttsburs, ben rWtd9ara'Gal alltn hno
Buffalo tdglid pm II 90 Abenos,
Raa Ptttsbur9 ,nno s Sm Sn o ID f. nsm; an
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Jnternattonals
O. @miQrautens STATE.

Dh ,MrbeitasB5rfes III itsi fsr Die vtlnRs nas
Irbetttrn auer Riajieu etbfnst.
Qanobansr esiitnbaba Gtisuihdtteh nnn Hnoete.
reIs arbtiifr panidsn. Hnb trinG, t9rs aaraas sh'
snitnbtn. ,..,,.,. .,..s
pertattf uno beSpDsrt Gor9s attraasn, bag oW etab
sraiitfn picti befh,rinbeit lreroen.
Samusn. tpeids gntt 9ienHbotsn bseaGtn. pon'h
sRb NIT itrtr auItriesu btttrtn.
Rttne Bsjahluag pire Hir Sti4ahnrs coh Snn.n
eeraret. nno ole gerioata, ptl&t 4dnotrtsn laf Sr
panosrsr pafenb befsen. neueh ettdItaf sts Ssiss"
hung oetitlbfn ttnItnbfu.
4as auitrdas ns entusssr psrDniin oosr osishie a.
Capt. >. .. Sdnltsn, Derhtbtr otr yMrestte.
B6rft1 tn Rr. ~, fprfbRroRs, poty 70, 81 NJ
rstheu (Nus,215)
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9emofratiId : COuftrUatiDe
GOngreB gfOminatIOncn IN giarglarO.
(gpabf or1 g. Ynb. lS70,)

(2blgl an Q. gEoU' IoiU'J
l. DiRrtlt - Rhtb Samuel PambletOn.
2. Btiirtt - adtb. @ttpsnipH Grtbsr.
8. SiRritt - a6tb. 9bomaS Gpanu.
4. 8tRriH - Sapt. Sobu Rttebie.
8. DiRrft - saidter EBm. HR. E8rrrid.
Der l. Dtfirtt umidBt Caroline. GeeI 9OrdsTtr.
Sent Queen Iuns, SOmtrist, gBieomtco u. georesisr
Counties.
Der 2. DtRriit umfaBt bic unttrsn Z EDarOs BET
Staot Baltimore sanl aarIOrO unO ben u0rOE u. oRI
Sbsil BON Baltic Co.
Ser g. BiRrtt umfaBt Die ObsrsH II WARDS Der Gtaot
Baltimore.
Ser4 9iritt unrtaBt gassbanp, Carroll, Grcosrtd
uno gBaIbiuston COUNTIES.
Der 8. 9iitriit umfaBt anre ErunOd, GaIOet, ben
pciu Sbeu bon BaIiO Co., GburIes. WlontsOmtrq,
SowarO et, RarO's II. qrIHes GjrOrse's COUNTIES,
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Ser
GrGln8 bon &BilaOelpb
Bon
&rmdftA.

(fortissuna.l
9Gtr Iplen aud ben Sunoer ltebin uni
ion SurtD 9iebe Bu be1eru iudben, antnprtete
2lntpnip nitt pbne geiluaenbsit
CO ltebt Du ttn, lag e5 mir 9erdbc
bCrduS, Hno pdnn ntuB i6 Did balItll,
uue aud, met, lester Srpit 1T mir genpm,
men ilgte gBbCItl, ibren Bid Serfn'
lerrr, unp beifrte ion fra9enS auf ZEN Gjetl>
lhen.
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opr ii0 nteper, ba pIrsltG erfabte bic Snria.
ncrin leint Sanp, MARI ltdb Dor IRnt auf tDre
&ntce unp rtef:
3etn, urtn, Du ijebN itn niat 0, fao ea
mir, Intontp Du lieblt ion ntbt, Oh ltebit
9Stelifd, bic Did nit itrcr Sselc umihlh9t.
iple pa5 SCnnenltdt bic gBlt, ete Did lisbt,
ne tte 8Iume zen Sbau
Olbet ;og lie pfn Ycihltden Al Gdb
nierer preBte lcint6anc 8eBrn tbren tlutmtldl
rratncen Sulen unp fab febeEc jl ipn duf.
DtrS1plnn id,redte itt'Crno SOr ibr iurud,
er 500 lelne panb ppn tbrent Ser5en rea, unc
wlnSte lenen Bid iur SAlr, bod BDcIt1
iprIng enpCr, 900 ion, ibre r0rthen gtrme
I'm ion lhlingenb, MT lid IN rem Dtpan ME-
Der, bebedte ieme Hippen NIT loren 9libenoen
&alIer, unp fluilertc. lid fclt UNI ton MIN
penp, NIT uberltrDmcnber 8utb:
Mein, ntetn @lntpnp, mein Bit Du unS
mein bIetbil Dr. me,ne gtebr, lltetne ollbenpe
Gtebe ira DID ewtB an mid binren, mid lp!Iit
Du ttebcn, allein mid unp S1rjanC iplfDu
bailen.
Gntcet Lnb mic i'm SaUmet itrdubte lt1
Der Gdylan 9cgen bic tilrmihrnGiebIpiun9en
Ger rtlpen ShtnGn, bod 100 er ibre idmntet>
idrte Saut berilbrie. rurbjufle eS tbn rpie
elefniidle ShGmung unb no lein Bid is
maf, il9 er CT lbre punperbaren Rcije, bis
er Suleet In gerjpetHung ith aus tbrtr llnl~
drmun9 RIP unp. Ole Au1en opn tbr atge>
partt. aus rem 3jmmtt ltilr;te. S1umelnb
r1nntc er Die Irsppe btnab, aus pem Sluie
unp in Die 8apcQe. 100 er iiD In raienper2Iui.
regung S0r rem Nltarbtl? niebtrwarf unp tic
bcilt0e Sungfr1u umgndtc, um Bettane, ,um
Tttun9 dnflette.
Gbranen Cntqup1en ieinen &ugen, uRb mic
IN Ber5petHun9 r1n9 er pte S3Gnpe llnb lblug
fidb ee 8rult, bis mad unD n1d per Sturm in
itinem SSnnern iib ltgte uno pieper 3tube In
lctne SeeIe etUUg.
9Ghs b1be ids penn80ieS 9etbdnI2 fraate er
It'd Dor fib ieltt en,lbulptgtno ilnb anttpDr>
lete ii6 IN @jrb1nfer, RAP bic gStlbe tbn ia
lberpItttBt babe; bod bic leiie Sttmme, bic
IN ttm fdBte, bob er ntbt istne Splearafl am
selp1npt babe, UNI lt6 tbrsr llmaymun1 gu
entpinpen, blB fetnglIf ldnaer ais tr rnubte,
1uf tbren 9tetlea NebNftet Babe unb bob ttrf
gicbfpfunBGn mi! ME gefiblter Wpnne eurh>
mont baben, fpnnle CT ntht gum Sdpet9en
brireen unb nieper unp ipieber rang CT rte
l3dnpe une febte I'M Geraebun9, UNI Barn.
EFntgtttt 3ur SJun9Trau auf,
SO lag cr In &bIdnen Guf ictnrn Stnecn
unb bic 9i1Gt Bate itdb ld,pn ilber bic 6eluna
lus9ebrsiet. ais CT peSapele perltcb unS lein
NuteInger iuhtet
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Weaere GabcI : Na6riGteu.
Cine GrFIarnug Bismard'8.
9ermifdte Bcritbte aus Epurs.
Cine 3uiammcnfltnft Slpii0en Gbter6
uno Stsmarf.
Sin au0eblttbcS Nefnltat
Der TrtcoenS ltntcrbanpIungett.
SbterS pdhe.
gentidlanO's pOIitiidc 3uiunit.
SGs 9erlannen BaBcnr'S.
Der papit 9ismarf unp g(appleon.
9aGIons i'm Dieufe Der 9rIa8srunSs. Hrmss
Oon patis.
SnjaiHe's GapitllatiOH.
1Unapatiflif6e 9ntrfsutn.
SlueebIidac SidAsiebiaFeit Der BE
8terun8 NJ 3pure.
Gin peiterer 2lu6faII aus Paris
Surttf5eIhIa8rn.
Cine frGrjbdiAt GnlrIbe
3rnppcns BGmcgnHgen Der 9cutiheH.
0Scitere fieRreiAe @efedte Ser
Seutioheu.
1lnritNru in SmhrIpiIleS
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GDee,fel,
lDadsete, paGaae-S Sbrinf II. {. 10.

sd bite ollie aatsab.n altuodkntli9 bis 8onntrta9
Wftiae lu MAIDEN I'M unstiauHts 8torsung aui itosn
eamfa9s. Daniper mad Surppa espsr'psu'efh in tou'
uer Y. Maine,
IL, eds bsr Balttnors'ir. nro y: o. ups
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
G. Smith s GOmp.,

Rr. 30 uno 9S. ROrtb .gutGwitraBe,
Satritanttn bon aHtn Irteu Gpnfitiirtn uno Gboi
fcIdce 6rednIsG bpFpldot, beutfcbe Hdimuss
EBursti, impprtirte franJ6ftcbe Briidbte u. 10
Vile Waarsu Don Der been lualtta uno uHpertdl febt
oarantirt (l90-l
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Summer &c 8cGer,
Rr. l9O @,F Baltimore Strabs.
DrGtibsS 0angs uRS sBtdisls@sI9Stt.
llGGagr-Ii Iiillrts
IaT Die SampifS bss
sSSprRbeHtfeaen 2IO1sS
bon
Baltimore uuO Reps9nrf
nae
8reafh, Gputbdmptpn, PdsrC, Gpneun u.fB,
Enb In unisrm SArsau, IDis Iplst ~ btiOmmts:
paiiagesYrtiit TN GoIb;
Bon Baltimore mad Bremen,
esv DampttS yDaIimprt". Berlin. zCbsOH Ene
gntHtf . ntn7

Uf UUu UlTtW ID, WtDtF Tlt NIla IIt WuBluQWlN FfT
IN 9mptGnp Iu rebntn.
tot0t p"
Son Bremen nab Baltimore Iargrpad,Itus goo s24 so
DO fur 9lnoer IptIhen uno Subrcn 1900
per Dgmplcr bon Bremen nab Baltimore:
TN pdrn0ede, de,....,,.,.,.....,....,,,B Bolb $40 90
palase.BturtI flr bin uno lurld ~ bcrabstisbtsu
PretltH. (NprHl3l5.D
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9er amerifanlldlc 9ratroit
tpattuigt ben Fl 3uIt 1865 uub 10. Oh 1907
Die bette bi6beracmad, tc Grfineune
ia Der RpdlFuuff,
(BROlLER)

UtIte in cintH tuaArn uuo btaecn GjeIdBe
ale lSrnipleu DtrelnlAt, UNI Blgl0 OulIIouls
men ~ bTnen .
tyr wlrI mad ben lucitltldltu udtlirdrn Wrirllpitn
'ir has bouinmmcrt Wrdtn uun 5itiih pGb'rbtrt baB
Bsr'dmpH CUn WobruuN Nstbtru unO rrbalt Die rtidW
Gutt unb Den bflain @ttud, tDthc NJ bit P,ru0bnli.
DIN Stuuoittn nbtr burh ben 4roEG btB YratrHB
OOloTcu QcbcL
9rltt, uuD t6irt uNu'uper ais brr bulbmStit ,utlbr
bicAubO Gtbrauhu uuo tOhi Du5 Frtlh burdigtbtrb
10 0nB Nnt u.rbrGunr uber robt SruCn blsibtu.
gibi eIntu Rduh UNI tttutn W'rud uOu Nett, hruutt
ODER Bu,cn Upu iflrtih wths5 irlbtr 70 uuurQyntbm
ocr duclrcn Ietbtleu. Oowe Ott aci.mOsitn art Dso
bftidOhm5.
graic unO r6ntt alsb gut Hb,r aoGltu oOtr 6ol
pnBt iUr ale Dltn. O0er WauQC6iinmpCu uub NJ
Qlrb gnt tar 0ds Hratrr Uon 5lttd. pibHtru. SdH.
tcll SartondoeR, ,tilbtn uHo Nnliern.
" iliutII nug Huf5
NdrGrtIrt.
ung iir OcNidbtn tn Wnlprut gtronincr DirS onotrn
ttnri 9cogn, mtlg,r RaCO oeH 8gbrauhs Mot bthit.
olaf III ,uiyO
her @rsls nit nutu tinfpItH ,uriidg,atbcn.
bonoer w Der Gtlbt HH0 nui btn Ydnbr lnO ttnlt.
uosn. lnlfr oeiin Bttiuaunnm Nhitdat ~ atben uub
JGmilten ibn lu uHiudeu NIT bee cid rBetL baB tb
bnen yIlbt tott, OtHH Cd iit nttt ~ uerIai iutc s
uu0cgtbrn
Ssorr grairon rdat Die auttotiRrie etiquette. nit
oem GtlAdnaiedtn American BroIicr' pUltbtn.
Buf0utsurCts nur ~,
pdusltrn ruiTS tiu iibtroltr Rabatt gcstbcu.
9uEcuO' uun x DuGmo. .padrttu III babtu wdhV hr
ole RUuIldf NU50Cbmu4 obt9Cr SarGRiig uui Guc BON
tbntH Ogttduiitp "Eruiers' bGcr.
-. 4. Nurecr 4 60 F1r Sc 9iiosG harlchr.
ucen & 'DHgCrIu. Rr. 80 Snb.0dtprrtRr,
lowlf btt 0rn Dirn', 3mHuaortu' unb DdusBtatb'Sc'
Iddltcn I'm NlgCmrtHCu.
Uno i'm 0tmu bli &Gu5Rcr6tb., liruruulrrt. lnb
CiCubdnblcru i'm WUppmeuru. 70 2I6EG0gI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
Nud, Stmacroam.

%nfsS2rM Die A nor>ps8 Sarte rbripettn;
- apt. Sursenisn iotro prompt na9 OBJ;
gem paten tgpebirt. We9en Shdehter small stowagel
ipenbe man fdb an q. (. Srduns 0omp
I226-i Rr. 81, Glib Sapfra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
8einberger'B
$tiCfrl mO SSdJabP
StirfCl nnO SdDabr.
9cfe sct &utdm unS Eardtpaa4g.
tim ohsru EtaoHhriIsl,
JEr. I0S R8eft Baltimore,
uGbt pptllbupFruBt tim uuttrrn gtabubtUI

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r0tb non &HCicn uuo Sdul,u, meliytr ie
malls Dem Qubltium 0iiGrgt uurD,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
mnfil Mmlcrnnm.

HS4SA Die ia0u, Ihneu'sseInot A Rorbb.
- Barie sSnbuffrte" 9apt. VI. btldsn.
piro prompt na obi9em oafen tSpsotrt ase9en bre~'
ootr gailaet Denos man fth an
t1ao glr 81 SuDsC1uufr1kf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
,)iod, QlmfterDam.

HflyA ptUu NHItttDNhs
SsSESIeM Die f66nt I6utGieeeInos a Notoo.
~ ekFE& Barrie rSands," Capt j. yleperotrds,
tpirn prompt ua obt9em 6dfen erpeoirf ape8th Gra'
80 g. 4. 5rauns x Gpme.,
fI63-l r ytr. 81, Sil0s@aphraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
SermiidDte &n3:tgen.
5eO. .. SteOens' e. Comps
llm3ug.

Nm s,u Hu'or0,uaasH Der S:ii ~ sutiprt'
teu labcu mir tn
J}r IL l. Is, ROrOsTrOHtRrdBe,
RprbSSfls g dc suH saptttsGrdAt, vis-a-Vis
. 9rnttb burme
Elm gr0Bt5 fnHih6dlpss ursnbaus ers
riattt uHO uniers Cifte, IoDie unisrs baupt,
id6l3hsH Ysri1uIsrdume Oortbin otrlsqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27
Dad, 9nnnuu!

4AA Jlad) SnnnDu!
NrS1xA Si. {d,0ns A bdutIdt Sriss Carl, y
s{zsS Cart. Swenitu, ,uirb prompt naa obi.
aen 5dfen tgptbirt sesstn stdsHtcr tsmal stowagel
@enbs man iid an q. q. Sranns Spmp"
t202-) VT, 81, Sup'pupFt'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-27

1ffl1lIA 1kRu1 *FFFEIRtFU"FF'
rSsH$SSS5A Tas Idbue ameritdniihe Shtt
81 sf<ssa& itncfs Soc rurb prompt nab obt8tm
6aIeH cypt0irf. ageaen Jrotbt ipenos man fb an
9. 4. Brduns s Womp:,
rcoA 9lr ~ Gii0,3dnfrnEe,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06
NICE YOUNG MEN.

Some time since, poor defenseless
girl, wandering homeless and friendless
through the streets Of Greensbnrgh in
the night, was outraged by party con-
sisting of half dozen nice young men of
that city, and now an effort is being made
to screen the guilty sneaks by throwing
the blame upon the poor injured girl
Upon which correspondent of the Stan
dard, of that city, setirically remarks:
We hope that church members, and
especially ministers, will not feel them>
selves called upon to agitate this matter.
OF course no allusion will be made to it
from the pulpit; il would be so indeli~
cate, so out Of taste; so very shocking to
sensitive nerves. that no minister who
has the least regard for his own populari-
ty. would dare hint that an outrage had
been committed in our own community
calling for the just vengeance of heaven.
No No Pass it oyer-cover it up
bury it too deep for resurrection. Pro-
phesy unto us smooth things 1t is the
Minister'S duty to make the Sabbath Q
delight-the sanctuary pleasant place.
Tell US about he glories of heaven-its
jasper walls and gates Of pearl-its gold
paved street and great white throne-the
river of life clear as crystal, and the trees
whose leaves are for the healing Of the
nation. Bid US ALL God-speed to our
home in the skies. Don't tell US that
there shall in no wise enter into it any
thing that dcfileth. neither whatsoever
worketh abomination or maketh lie.'
know the Bible says go, but it is an
old fashioned book, entirely too plain for
modern refinement. o! it is so refresh
ing to hear the sweet songs Of Zion, the
eloquent prayers and glowing descrip-
lions Of the land that is afar off, without
any allusion to the world, the flesh, and
the devil
We hope especially that the women
will be reasonable, and not allow their
sympsthies to take a wrong direction
For, after all, they have more power to
mold SOC iety, and fix the standard Of
morals, than men. Ofcourse, ladies, you
will not be so indicate as to manifest
any sympathy Tor the poor orphan girl.
Remember you know nothing of her
famiIy-she has no social position, with
out money or friends. A homeless waif
on the tide of life. No! No gather up
your robes of purity and innocence, lest
they be polluted by her sinful touch
pass her by with scorn and contempt
look upon her with suspicion and dis
trust-shut your doors upon her though
she beg with tears for place to honestly
earn her bread. Do this, and if she is
not an angel, she will soon be vile enough
to justify your worst suspicious.