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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23

ting - marriage, being "a aware f Of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
J. may roligiously confde in his honor as .
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as physician
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-23
YOUNG mEt,.

Who have injured themselves by, CO.
tain practice, indugod in, habit fre
luently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, end, if net cured, render5
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body should apply immediately;
What a pity thu. = young man, tho hopa OF
his country, the pride CT mis- parents should 90
sra:ched from Ill prospects snc enjoyment! Of
outh Of nature and induiging in T. certain Sc
cret hab: Such persons mus, Do:o'e cohIem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

The market for Railroad bonds not active Central
Pachcs 94s d9i Union Pacific Fret Mortgage, s5iQs5
In Bank stocks the sales limited. although the
bids were numerous Bank shares are held very fem.
Railroad stocks not strong today and prices
generally OF from yesterdays rates. The depression is
not enough TO make 1t "bearish" but the effect OF the
Of the gold market The market has been steady
but quiet. The Chicago and Western, for the first
week In March. shows deereaseIn earnings OF $ 5i 9s
We give below comparison OF the highest sales OF the
stocks named at the dates given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

We have received from Scribner, Wexford "
Co. the fifth series John Leechs Pictures OF L' ana
Character from the Collection Of Mr.. Poch IL contains
some Of the most charming sketches OF that most delight
full Of srtstshis beautiful fresh Engsh gris
his nimtable children his cockncys, thoroughly vul'
gar from their hats their shoes Mr. Briggs" ana his
horsetamng experiences, that famous series OF pictures
OF Mrs Bakers Pet" and great many illustrations OF
poor Leech great grievance the Organgrnder The ye
volumes Of these admirable woodcuts are panorama OF
English life. which Will be priced more and more as ume
rolls on The cuts this latest collection seem to he
in GOOD order but they have been carefully worked
of so that lin many their spirit is almost e1tn-
guished with too much ink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
Port W.yps

In State bonds the operations have been large today
Prices were of az the First Board, but at the Second
Board they well sustained; Tennessee g. coupon
5o do. new, 4l Virginia 7c., and do new 72,; North
Carolina. AZ; do new, 2lIa2Is.
The following the bids for miscellaneous stocks:
Delaware and Hudson Canal, Ile Western Union Tele-
graph, 33l Mariposa Trustee Certificates, A.; Boston
Water Power, l7I; Adams Express, COS Wels Fargo
Express, 2OI American Express, 37l United states Ak
press 800.
Foreign exchange is weak to-day, and the following
a re tho nominal rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
he fourth Week III ftUTubIy

Add third w..k.. llA5@ u i0ielt - is'' "'.'
A meeting OF the shareholders Of the Great ~e'f'"
Railway Of Canada was held in London England Oh 'he
18th Of February to raty the srransemsn between we
Great Western and Michigan Central Railroads MI Az
dermap Dakin President of the company maoe
in which he explained oil matters III ue'A in INC
OF his remarks he said
.I,oy remark that at the meeting at Boston IL v@
.., nc;1enfally that within about two years there VIII
30 ashing like a1 miles of side lines or lAersi
10 running into the Michigan Central Road more
,ha, low exist Now these lateral lnes were aiAiss
h anu,ry OF traffic and had most important snecs
~, the Great Western, for ali the through ounnseS
wmld be carried the whole length Oh tne ns ~
49, his morning only have received most Inponan'
s .,ch from Mr.. JOY relative 20 prom9tins
rrslway in the State OF Micmgan, Iom
%o.,.n on his line, running IN south-westrrh urto
- 80 osapsport Ia the state OF Indiana, and which
now under construction. aud will open up an entire ps
S,.ir,,t the tran from which VIII pass over only ~
,ss of the Michigan Central, but over the whole man
Inc Of our railway At future meeting shall adves
~ the mode IN which NJ '"s 'hihks ~o snsh oc ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

The Harpers have just put upon the market
bound volumes OF their three popular periodicals. the
monthly the weekly, and The Bazaar. in each OF which
many classes OF readers Will find instruction and amuse-
men The extraordinary success OF these publications.
is owing TO the shrewdness Of their plan, and the care
and beraty with which that plan has been carried out
They are designed the taste OF the great average
multitude the and largest class OF our people and
they are edited for this purpose with remarkable Skill
II their contents often brilliant. they are seldom
dull they aTenot generally sod they are at any rate
readable They are well suited the family being
ceptonable in point Of morality, without being at all
&" goody." liberal supply Of good serial novels can
always be found in their pages and their illustrations
are among the best wood engrayngs produced in this
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

,,, ,o In not fitted 10 bear. She IL perplexed ana
,,orrod nv eompex Influences and desires an impulse
tovords matrnony the hand struggle Tor lrec
oru nm the other under which children aro born not OF
tho union but the disunion OF their parents Con
ceived in antagonism, anxiety and depression, the
oasprpg becomes monstrous in Its organization. Mrs
Brown the wife and intelligent assistant of the supern'
tendcn OF the Barre Asylum told Dr. segun that among
the Weather classes who are particularly subject to the
Influences we have enumerated, experience had taught
her that idiocy oftener aggravated by accessory
diseases and complicated with abnormal somcapacites
disOrdered instincts which produce Heterogeneous
types to an almost unlimited extent What would be the
result wives and mothers extended much fufher
their opportunities for worry, 1t is fearful to imagine
The feverish haste 10 be rich and the propensity 10
gambling stocks, in lands, in every kind OF business
which distinguish the active life OF men In the present
day. have also their fatal influence Woman may not DC
admitted the whrl OF commerce and speculation pu'
she feels Me uncertainty Of her social position ana shares
the distresses Of her husband. 81 have attendeu
a mother Of a remarkably fine family OF four Children
saws Dr. segun, Whose fifth affected In ths wise
During that pregnancy her husband was deeply nVoVed
in speculatons would say nothing TO her ABOUT Ills
chances but she knew daily by the way he ate' no"
much he had lost. One day she saw him swallo" MS
dinner without mastcating all she tainted away, the
child hardly moved after and was born cripple ana III
| idiot Man suffers through his head ana heart'
woman suffers besides and more, through her WOMB
These facts give us ample food for reflection, ana We
commend Dr. Seguins pamphlet, not only to the PROBES
sion for whom it is primarily intended but to wives ana
husbands generally who are vitality Interested in Its
| conclusions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

Mr.. LEWIS r. HAMERsLY late of the u ;.
Marine Corps has compiled from official sources usein
volume entitled The Records Of Lining OWoGS 81 He
T. s. Nary and Marine Corps. %. b. lAppincou COZ
1t Gives in condensed form biographical sketch OF every
line officer in the navy from the grade OF Admiral down
10 land Including that Of Lieutenant Commander, with
all the Surgeons Chief Engineers and PaymasteIs ana
officers Of marines, from First Lieutenant up Each
mans record Of service is given in full, and ms sue
cesslve promotions commands and employmen's are
set down. as well any particular incident In ms career
which may require notice. MI Hamersy mas auueu
brief history Of tine navy during the war, and com
rlee list Of the officers and vessels engaged IN the prnc
pal battles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

The Annual Of Scientific Discovery which for
the last twenty years has given periodically col
lection Of the most important new developments in
science and art appears tins year under the edtorshp
Of Prof John Trowbridge Of the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology, assisted by Dr. Samuel
Kneeland and Mr. W. r. Nichols 1t is, as usual valu-
able repertory of useful and interesting things and the
preface supplies, in the style Of Presidents Message
survey Of the chief discoveries of the past year. and an
indication of the chief points which demand attention
We could wish that the matter Of the volume had been
more carefully digesed and Systematically arranged.
Two three paragraphs relating TO the same subject are
sometimes placed many pages apart and as the index Is
not good one 1t is often hard to find what one wants
There are two articles for instance, the East River
Bridge neither is referred TO in the index under the
head Of Bridge where other great bridges appear and
only is in the index at all We have noticed similar
irregularities under other titles Gould LincOlnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

taken moro n they had chosen Anu mpon
We Reflect that not only do they bestoW up' ~
us these large of money. but as sndy
other parts OF this volume show. they hfst a. The
for ms The fame which brings the money We ao. 30
language of the hymn lost In wonder love, anu IMAGE
n must be beart.fending fashion your graN9u
and then have that image turn upon you ana "e'n"'
share Of the profits ana. srhiect broods
Unhappy a dense ignorance upon ti no added 10 our
over tLe community, and there should DC "uuo" W.
literature an
Oy,s,on Can Won tell me- child. who maze you Oh
Ius,oer The great House of Hunt Parry Co. VIM"
made heaven aud earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

TIe Journal of Speculative Philosophy Tor
January il the first number OF the fourth volume IL
contains first an excellent translation into Englsh mex
ameters of the few fragments OF Pamendes thaI nave
been handed down TO us This 49, we Dehe'e' 'no HIS.
full translation into English Of the strange PHILOSOPHY VI
the chief Of the Eleatics; and as not only era put
also n poetca translation deserves high praise Inc
notes are fun and valuable. Professor DAVIDSON Oh no
St. Louis High School is the translator The second ar
ticle is translation by Mr. VIM r. Walker OF Descarte
"Medtationsr Our readers acquainted, al least
historically, with this famous work oil INC sca'e'' "
French philosophers; and we need say ony lna' ''e
translation is excellent and very faithful 1t Iooweu
by some eIghty-odd rhymes from the celebrated
"Rhymed Sayings Of tho Cherubinio Wanderef'
by Joannes schefiler otherwise called A"ge'NS
Siesius, a German poet OF the seventeenth cen
tury The translation is by Mr. A. i. kr0eger. We
quote some Of which have been celebrated no
only in scheers time but SINCE more thah "oHcn
editions OF Shelters poems having appeared since MS
death in Germany alone:
That uhieh is fine reDidmch
Hard as precious stone. clear as the purest gold
And as crystal pure thy soul thou 0ughtest u hou
We kno,e not ,chdi
know not what / am; am not what know
thing and not thing, "A point ana circle > nov"
cod Tires not trithout me.
7 know without me God cannot a moment i've;
II TO naught should turn He too would death receive
4 Christian as rich as God.
I m a z rich God ; there can no du,tsleck ~
Which hold not with Hin in common property.
The Orergodhead.
What has been said Of God sutccth me not yer
The overgOdhead is my life, my light my mate
God kno,rs no BEGINNING tor HtnSeU
Thou askst report how long since Coz mas Deeh
lie still 1t so long, himself knows not II cen
Hotr do IRE become HL'e GOdf
Who wants 10 he like God must unlike all else grow
Get rid Of his own self aud OF all selfish woe.
The Rose.
The rose which here thine eye externally doth see,
Hath blOOmed thus IN God from all eternity.
Mr.. VIM. T. Harris, the editor. gives in the present
number a translation Of Hegel's Science OF Rights,
Morals and Religion" from the PropGde"th. Hegefs
work itself is rather fragmentary and Introductory ana
this translation makes appear only The In
PRODUCTION to the Logic OF TrentOws,' translated from
the Polish by Prof Podbrelsh Of Havana College, Cuba
is rather too theological and national in parts to be
suited to the general standard Of the articles in The Jour
nal The may be said Of Ernst happs review OF
Dr. f. Hartmann's recent work the Philosophy OF
the Unconscious" On the whole. however, The Journal
is not only valuable, but as hlins neglected field OF
general literature almost indispensable every Amer
can student.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

The Unkind Word, and Other Stories, by the
author of John Halifax, Gentleman" is the title OF
new duodecimo volume just issued by Harper d
Brothers The title does not fairly describe the BOOK IL
is readable collection Of Miss Mulocks fugitive pieces
but very few of them stories There are essays oh
social TOPICS pleasant, chaty notices OF books poera
nlical papers and sketches Of the House Of Commons
Of the Great Exhibition and Of two public lns'
tions. 1.-THE Unkind Word" is a little domestic tale
filling only thirty forty pages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

Dr. EDWARD SEGUIN, one of the highest au-
thoriues in this country the subject Of docy has Just
published IN pamphlet form lecture delivered by him
last October On NeD Facts and Remarks concerning
IdOey WIN. Wood Coz HIS primary purpose IN II Is 10
point what the family ply stefan ought to know about
the symptoms OF idOcy. not III order 10 treat it, but
Judge of the chances Of recovery and advise upon the
choice OF the best training schools Dr. SeguD gives
clear Instructions upon these points and explains the
tens pursued in the NewYork State Asylum ct Syracuse
and the private Institution Of Dr. Brown at Barre Mass,
10 both which he accords warm praise. To the non
professional reader however, his lecture is interesting
principally Of what he says about
the causes and prevalence Of diocy, and
their connection with the Woman Question.
persons engaged III the treatment OF idiots
nearly unanimous upon the fact thai the victims OF
idocy have grown numerous. II the causes Of
this nnrnity must be OIL the increase; and what
those now and newly at work." The To be
found DR. segun believes, III the unfortunate social
dtion Of woman. She is educated after Il systen which
teaches her tumble OF inutiltes and mot an OF
wOnanbood" Her habits dsquafy her for tho functions
OF maternity She children with uIwilngness
and She u TOO much agtated and veied
with the troubles which Of right belong 10 the husband
alone with cares external 10 the home Che the
anIetes pertaining w both eDe takes nD burdens
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THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1870
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duties, rule, receives no training what
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The American Coal Company has Just pubIsDed Is 70
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expenses sOlO2s2 a; earnings over expenditures W.
5sl IA net profits. 7siSl "a present surplus 'e p''
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The following were the shipments OF Ptston coal for
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The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Raj
road for the FIRST week in March were:
2.7s O. sso3i7 % Decrease s"'''
The gross earnings OF the Erie and Pittsburgh RAILROAD
for the year 1869 were $4,000 for 1865 57io general
EXPENSES for 1862 s46.25 for lS6s, 9 net earnings
for 1862 SIS FOR 1865 s5sss increase OF net earn
ipes s2sel7; length of road, IS miles During the pa
wear i've new locomotives four passenger coaches ana
,so ears OF other grades added 20 the rolling
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Government bonds were not strong to-day the Is
OF sold the First Board for lidl3E 520s OF 1862
lO9I the lOOs lO5 For the Currency lIOs bid
which makes them to-day TO- above par with gold The
Is Of 1851 the 52os OF 1862 and Currency all above
par to-day.
The following the bids for the Government bonds
named al the dates given: