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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Debility Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful
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fer mskng the simple remedy by which he ""s cured
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lime 4 ',,.-Iy No. ~ Cedar street. New York.
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or The Louisville "Commcrcial
makes the following comments on the
railroad operations Of that city:
The allowance Of u fec of two thou
sand dollars by the General Council OF
Louisville to Mr.. Isaac Caldwell for his
services before the committee of the
Legislature against the grant Of tho Tin
cinnati railroad charter puts the opposi-
ton into n very curious light. 1t is OF
course quite legitimate for any interest
that would suffer by a measure of lcgis-
!Iatio,,. directly or indircctly.to urge rca-
sons and arguments against it and to
employ counsel for that purpose, and
perhaps Louisville would lose some
trade by railroad from Chattanooga to
Nincinnati: but that the city of Louis.
vile in her corporate capacity should
stand forward officially as the active OPP
Nsyent Of the trade communications OF
a;fival city. is not usual IN the amenities
,of,alodcrn political life. 1t bears. how
over. some faint resemblance to the in,
-tcrs1'ional aspect Of the protective tar
iii. systcm.
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NArThc Cincinnati Commercial gives
the following description of the sleeping
ears upon the Eric Railroad. which al
pronounce. 10 be the finest ia the world ::
But their latest achievement in the wa!
of travelling comfort j. new line OF
through sleeping cars. placed on tiir ROAD
ais,ut three weeks ago. and which now
accompany all trains from cincinnati 10
New York. Some idea may 'm formed
at the nIagmicemcr of these cars by the
fact that each cast over twcntv-ti,rcc
Thousand slollars. They We're built 10y
the Erie and Anantic and Great Western
Sleeping ar Company. ut their WORK.
ia Jersey City. These cars are heated
hy hot water pipes. running alOn" Inc
base of the sides and under the seats.
and arc lighted by gas generated rom
gasoline. contained in small iron tanks
beneath the rar. The gasoline used Is
no,-comimistiblc. and the light produced
i. clear. steady and brilliant. The cush-
ions and backs OF the seat. are of fine
plush velvet. on spiral springs; the mat
trcsscs al hair weigh thirty-two pounds
cmh. will, sprimg b"ttoms: The sheets
and pillow slips are Of the whiirsi linen.
and covering Of the softcst flannel; ana
the curtains OF silk and dama-k. All
around The sides arc panel oil paintings
of merit aud beauty, with alto relieve OF
celebrated historical characters ancient
aud modcrn. The wash rooms aud rlos'
cts are equal to those Of Fifth avenue
mansion in the convenience and elegant
fixtures. Each car is provided with state
rooms. and the cost of berth amt section
10 the traveller Is no more than was for
lncrly charged for the old style OF ac
cumi,mlation. In a trip to New iorl
we can think Of nothing more Ia be dc
sired by the healthy mind han through
ticket IN one Of these travelling paiacc
on the Erie and Atlantic ana Urea
Western Railroad.
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WrThis n@tOriOus Radical Congress
has chartered a Founding Hospital. -
or course such a bcncficcnt act does not
mean that these chastc mcm intend
thereby to make their luxurics u charge
upon the public treasury. Oh, no.
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a address, all letters TO
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Beware If counterfeisl Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been couni.rfcted, and the countcreier brouget to
grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have nr John Bulls private
Stamp cnch bottle. Dr john Hull only has the right
Ia manufacture and sell the original John Smiths Tonic
syrup Of Louisville, Kentucky Examine well the label
on each bot'lc. II my private stamp l. not On each
bottle do not purchase, or You will be deceived
See my column advertisement. and my show card
will prosecute any one infringing my right. The genu
inc Smiths Tonic Syrup only be prepared by my
self
1mT PunLc's SERVANT,
DIR. JOHN BILL.
Louisville, kentucky. January ~, 1919.
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JIEss liz Is!--Thc man who don't
.advcrtis. has got his store all hung
around with shingles and barrel heads,
inscribed with "Irish Potaters "Korn
Mccl:- Flower" "Awl kinds of
kount,w produce; Kalikcr and kan
dies Cor.sxll hear: painted with lamp
black. Me Gays: "Tllar amt no sense in
nooslapar ..ivcrtisjn,' so long as u man
IS smart eanuff to attend to his own bizi-
ncss, ana Tiin stand in the door and hol-
Ter tile fclloiw in."
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JOHN FISHER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

In the Sernershcim House on East Main Street, has
ju., op.ncd fine assortment Of goods which he
A4invites the public 10 inspect We viii MAKE up
goods 10 order IN Tho hest style. and sotcits share
~ rnhc ps,ronsg confident that he cannot he beat 10
Masking M gentlemen wear. Give me- = call
pr is,vy JOHN FISHER
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HOME TESTIMONY.

GOSHEN. IxI,.. July 23. 1859.
Dr. E. W. RoBAcK Dear Sir: My
SON was greatly dcbilitatcd from the CT
fccts of a long and violent cough. J
could get nothing to relieve him until
tried Your Scandinavian Medicines. AMI
they braccd him up immediately.
Yours truly. l.. SiiERN IN.
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MARKET REPORTS.

Asa business newspaper. the CONNER
Gal. has especial value. Its monetary
department embraces market reports
from MI parts Of the world in the most
form. and is prepared with the
greatest care to secure invariablc reiia-
bility.
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CEDR0N .BITTERS.
DOCC MEN rs
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony of Medical Men.

s,oxv po,xr wuv-v Corury. Arkansas May 81. 1866
IN, Ions la,J.-lDcar Sir: Last February ! was In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got some of ,our
s,rsa,nirlis aud C.iron Etfcrs.
Mv .n in law who with in the store has bcen
dowp with rheumatism for some time. rommrncec on
your H,rrrms. and found his general health i'm
proved.
he also improved. . IL
Dr coffee Who has been in had health for several
years stomach and liver Affected h" improved yer,
much nv the use ~ your Bitters. Indeed the ccdron
p;,.rs has given you great popularity In this settle
m.n, think could sell great quaetity Of your med
s,rs,daril,a shin NC vr Memphis carr 81 Rickct,r
W.oi.S Ecsprrtfullv, e.. u. WALKER.
trenorcd by Ir JoW~ BrtL at his Labatory. fni
street, Louisville, ny.
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Especial Notice.
WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOING MEN

ON the EuIing Passion in Youth md Early Man.
hood with SELF HELP for the FIRING and unfortunate
Sent in scaled letter envelopes. free Of charge. Nd
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, i'oN r.. rH,lAn'nr'uA,
Pas. 'ni' T. "s-'F
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BOOTS & SHOES,
AIDE TO OR ID Il II
FROM THE BEST LEATHER
A. j. GOSS NJ A N,

vxronvs tho puhlic that u. has established shoe
i shop in connection with liz stare in Columbia Town.
hin Dubois county aud employed first rate w"rk'nci
and is now prepared manufacture Z" order amy article
I'M Ina, line lie will have worked meme hut the hesi
material. and can insure his work Z" be ss GOO" as
any ~ no county and superior 80 most while his prices
viii he r., ,a,hIc Repairing ~ Ill kinds done prompt
ly a, neatly. liberal share Of patronage y solicited
g, '6I-lv NJ! ""SS"AH.
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Uc has also large assortment of Ladies' snd Children y
IIaisand hornets. Call and soc flc new stock
April y. 1870 JOSEPH SERMEkSHfiN.
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TO CONSUMPTIVl;S.

Louisville, kentucky. January ~, lsIa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10
&Qi(fr AltfQnofr
unb iefte sSeit.
!6iltori)1er Rpman Don :. Mlb!ba6.
GrReS Bud+
Die @emar amtS bcS 9fcrten&.
(Tprt1cBune.)

sd pente i4 babe beute mcin Mfeiz
jterwerf 9emadt uno in BurIcllptel oe5
2etens >pieoer ciumal cinenpalh 9ewonz
nen! Mutter uno Sobn 8eioe il, net
nen !0dnoen! Beipe gang te;autert Spn
ibrem lteben uno 9etreuen Wrfarom SD
itebe feit lit oer @eoenwart unp td babe
mir bic 3utunft 9eiidert. IreHen bic
Yropbe;etbun9en pe6 Doctpr6 Gin, uno
bic GSarina l}irbt 10 bleibe id bod, mas
icb bin, Der Giscr yon petersburg uno
i@ rente, rer 9ta6ful9er miro ieineu
8lutiauser nod lieber boben al6 bic
Gaarina es tbut> penu IS 1T nod rtel
fr1uenbaftes Grbarmen in ibr> uno Yiel
empfno1 1amc Tei9teit in ibr, bat Span
i6 aber setdul lht uuo bic @;arina iiberz
rouert bic rier @oden rcs WafeuitiQ=
Ranoes nod, nun, pa lit per tote Narr
ppn @roBfurf perlpreu uno ct miro Die
1aben pes Iieers auf iein @enid fibz
len unp ale feline 6eiliecn fDnnen i'm
oann ni@t mebr retten. Ct mub Damn
terben> neil feline Mutter leben nil, unp
Der Nu@fplser ber &ailerin miro bann
Aleranper teieen. 9un, i9 bpffe er
miro mir pann aud pantbar fem paB i@
i'm Don leiner Siin9lin96l9wdrmetet ct.
rettet uno ibm feline erite9iebe au69eri6en
babe> rpie einMil93abn. oer ibu,S9mtr;
bereitete." %
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la9t ,penn te 2ei@en rittert, unb bin>
ausitiir;t in pie9fadt UNI lie III seriblin>
gen.
9lud Nrfarom witterte cine 2ei9t,
uno er freute li@ reNen! 2luf rem gam.
sen @ese nadpeterebur9 Aeoa@t ct bic
ler 2et@e ter 3ufunft, oieies juneeWdp<
den. bas Mlerancer erretten woQte pom
Gore, uno pas ferben iollte unp mubte,
neil Mleranrer fc liebte. Die san;e
Na@t iberleete 9lrfarom, mie er cas.
belee, blubenbe 2tten pent falten, 9rim<
men Sob lberliefern f6nnte, pbne cob
9(leranoer es >puBte, obne pab lleranaer
ee 9epabrte. poe Mrfarpm Der @barcn
let, ,pcl@tr in biiiierem Toce6tabn 8ater
unp Io6tcr ben M9eron binlberflbrtein
Bic untermelt. - ""%@~ r~t,
Il Gin sraufses Bib, mie It abritenb
uno fnnenp glber ieinen unbeimli9en
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g. .. &trpn9.
9duhIer In
6artmaarfn, Wftfn

S4neioe< unb Sottlerwooreu,
8le@waarer, unb Ble@19mieoe Mate,
rtal GenRerelas. Aderbaueerdtblda
19o Dritte CITRATE, uberbsIb stuberts.
ct. DauL !: Winu.
~ eatrtsast s.n suea essteu eleA.. &upie.. Met-
In xub etfeuble@- -0ef6trs. 81
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BpQ @taunen, .ine6 Geeni@le0es Banse,
gorbauen, tpie bas RSmersplf le baute,
@tsinl@n6rtel, wie Ge icrmteu @stbenbanee.
Mltarie@il9, {aSn sefr1nt bur9 aapitaIe,
Na9 Mab uue Srenune tango @dalsn9ats',
Iu5miinetnb in sep6lbte &ieieaIale,
Dc Glan,seftalten tpc9teu im @eosarss.
SeedbtS unter Biumen TN, a,t.e 3if9e,
Bei erc6en 5umpen cine 3e4ersruppe,-
2infs, tbeilenb bic erleeten Nieienff9e
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5ier ltebenb bod aui unsebenren1 Bledt
Gin 3ott,lbar uue 5unhe rings tit .99aarts,
Matrp en- ep,t I'M aeifen @etbunbsrode,
llnb G5eimps tmMSsentltip ~ Waaren.
l1ub bisr-oa >par rer Spnne 5trab! perl@pu,'>:
l1nb nit Jpn ar bic bunten Qi4tsebilbe.
Hings tpieber allies 6oe, farr eebunben>-
Mui einmal beben iib bic Berg unb S@ilbe!
@ie fraden ,pie @el0ube unb seripaHen,
@ie lSien li@ You @&iife unb entneiben.
Matro{sn aui bic Seeel 81 entialteu,
Bort aus bent Gis, bur9 freie Tlnt 5G ltretd,en
Dir jute!u, pabreno l&neQ babin mir els'ten>
Tub muntre &obbea I'M bas S@iH |i@ jagen:
@et! lobnt es f9 nit sfptb uuo &oot su fret
ten,
llm lolden Bllberreidtbum beim3utrasen
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&r. sel sel. Srtttt an,

Daut}her Nrs., Dunoarst unb @ebnrtS-
belfer.
DfNe. In Gs!nncappits: &rRe Strabs I'm Daui
baS 9e.ra 5pe Bride
@pbnuna TT @t. Wns5onp: 2. Strabs. einta
Blvd bsntsr man,euNsl's @@ubao'e.
*rlftbsr cnpfRpfT ftet6 oorrdthie.
Dy. Duman 10 Are!aarat fiir 5snnepiu O..
gnb osyn bsrett arns hI!fsbsoarfttse Deut'1e
n,tt yeasb uno Lbat III uuterftasen. u
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
LAGER BEER DEALERS IN cOaciays.

The lager beer brewers ana dealers Of Newark, n.
j., have been considerably agitated for some days
past in consequence OF the action OF Messrs Schalk
Brothers In lowering the prico OF their beer per
barrel from ten 10 eight dollars. All the oJher brew.
had been selling the rate or nine dollars per
barrel, and the sudden jump down OF Schaik's g
firm induced them to hold a meeting
at wnlch they resolved to keep the
price up to nine dollars per barrel. In TINS they
were supported Dy the saloon Keepers. The latter
to the number OF about ZOO held q meeting ut
Brenner Hail last night and organized German
Saloon Keepers Association, with Charles Voelckcr
PRESIDENT John Miller, vice president; william A.
Fitte, secretary and Henry G0ekel, treasurer.
The object OF the association s to protect themselves
against the brewers and to Keep the price up
TO five cents per glass. resolution was passed
to the effect that no member should hereafter pur-
chase beer from any brewer who sold to dealers
selling at less than i've cents per glass. commit
tee OF five to wait upon the brewers who In
session In another part OF the building. ap-
pointed The committee reported tnat all the brew
erS except Messrs. Sclak Brothers and Charles koD
had agreed to sell only at nine dollars, and only to
those keepers selling at five cents per glass. The
dealers say they sold at the rate when they had
70 pay thirteen dollars per barrel
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
Deprcdntions Near Fort Laramie-Progress
OF the Mountain Crows-Compiicity of the
Pawnces in the Massacre Of the Bucks Sur
vcying Party.
CALF ORNlA.

Tho Mails Between Australia and San Franz
ciscO-A Challenge for u Prizo Eight DE.
clined-MOvements OF the Austrian Em.
bassy-Miscellaneou News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. o. 1870.
Ben Holiday, President OF the North Pacific
transportation Company, left for washington yester-
day. 1t Is said, for the purpose OF obtaining gov
ernment subsidy for carrying the mails between San
Francisco and Australia 1t Is also stated upon re-
liable authority that the colonies OF New South
Wales, New Zealand and Queensland have offered
to grant subsidy for the establishment of line OF
steamers between this point and Australia. 1t is
rumored that line Of propellers will be placed on
the route next spring. whether Congress grants the
subsidy or not
Tom Allen declines Joe Coburn's challenge TO fight
for S. 600 or $4,000 until alter his (Aens contest
with Jem Mace in May next.
The fifteenth amendment still hangs fire In the
Legislature. Both houses have postponed Discus
sion OF the subject several times
The Austrian Embassy TO Central and South
America which recently arrived here from CHINA,
via Yokohama and Honolulu, Will proceed to
Guatemala by the Panama steamer I0f February g.
The Austrian Minister and suite intend 10 cali on
ture.
incompetence and inexperience OF the new em-
plOyes ut the Branch Mint have virtually suspended
operations at that institution The superintendent
has been compelled TO reinState number OF the dis
missed employees.
great council or the Improved Order OF Red Men
OF California 10 in session here. Oflcial reports
represent the Order 10 be in prosperous condition.
The meeting OF the oregon State Convention Is
called for April Z.
The rain storm continues.
Flour, s4 rs SIS so. Wheat and legal tenders
unchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
O B i II " a 4 2.

Sir George Francis Seymour. G. q. b.,
q. e. III.
This well-kn0wn naval officer died In London yes
terday, aged eighty-three years. He was born In
1851, and was the eldest son OF Admiral Lord Hugh
seymour. While quite lad he entered the British
Navy and participated In the baIt!e Of st. Domingo
fought In 1905 on board the Northumberland and
was severely wounded during the engagement For
the GOODNESS and galantry he displayed on this oc-
cason, no less than by his family influence, he was
rapidly promoted In 1909 he commanded the
Palas frgate In the Wacheren expedition.
and served on other war vessels unlil
the war ended. In 1920 Sir George was
SergeanIatA Arms OF the House OF Lords ana in 1880
William IV. made hlm Master Of the Robes. Suisse
quenty he returned 10 active naval service, and Tor
Q long time was COMMANDER chief OF the royal
leet IN tho PacaC. He was subsequently transferred
to Moth American aud est Indian Waters, where
ne became prominently known TO the people OF the
United States ON returning 10 Europe sir George
was for some time stationed at Portsmouth, but for
some years past he has not seen active service,
although IN November, 1855 he was made Admiral
or the Fleet he was also Lord OF the Admiralty
and Vice Admiral OF The United Kingdom. The de.
ceased officer was grandson OF the nrst Marquis OF
HertfOrd ana heir presumpLive to that titie HIS
family Is very distinguished and influential one.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
1ELsGRApSlc NEWS ITEMS.

George d. Prentice, OF Louisville. Is announced by
o telegram as In dying condition
Edward Newton, brakeman OF the Boston ana
Fltchburg Railroad, was killed at Acton yesterday
by falling from train.
The Buffalo Board OF Trade yesterday passed reso-
lutlons den0uncing the income tax as detrimental
to trade and commerce.
Granville aud William Pillow the North Alabama
murderers, have confessed their crime. Family
troubles are the alleged cause.
Forty miles OF the telegraph lines were de,nol.
shed oy the recent storm alony the line Of the pa.
citc Railroad west OF Omaha
william KrIel the murderer, was hanged at Louis.
vile yesterday. He died quite easy. Ten th0usa nd
persons witnessed the execution.
large wagon factory at the eastern terminus or
the R0nd0ut and OsweQO Railroad was DESTROYED
by fire Yesterday morning. Loss 81, 900.
There is general strike among the coal miners
on the Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Railroad extend
Ing through the Cuba, Mapeton and Orchard mines.
John Francis Rollins has been arrested at Swan
ton, W, charged with the murdert or his infant
child The body, partly devoured by rats, was found
concealed LII the cellar OF his house.
The case Of Adam Van Allen, cashier OF the First
National Bank OF Albany, which has been before
the United states Circuit Court for time past
mas been unanimously dismissed by the grand iurY
attached to the present court.
The Friends on the Executive Committee on Indian
AllrS nave been IN session III Philadelphia for the
past three days, In conference with Superintendent
Enoch Hoag, OF the Central SUPERINTENDENT and
leave Tonight Tor Washington. Their proceedings
have been important and practical.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
hElyBuRG.

THE MURDERER FELLOWS TAKEN TO SING SING.-
On Friday Warren Fellows, the Port Jervis murderer
was brought to Newburg from Goshen. en- route for
Sing Sing. to enter upon his twenty years. term OF
Imprisonment for the murder OF Alexander Swinton.
large crowd collected ut the Jerry house TO see
hlin OH. and the doors OF the building had to be
locked to keep the people out In with
our reporter Fellows reiterated his statements with
reference to his utter inability to remember any OF
the circumstances Of the shooting. lie said Lnat
since his BRAN was injured In melee at Port Jervs
In 1858 liquor affected him differently from what
It dld other people. The more liquor he
drank the less he knew or what was going
but gait for all that would be as steady and
upright as though ne were perfectly sober. Said
he:-"Ilad liquor only had the same effect me as
It has upon other people would have been dead
drunk after drinking so much liquor rs did that
lEhlng excursion, and then would not have been
In condition to do any mischief. / had nothing
against Mr.. SwintoE or any OF his family and 1
don't know what caused me to go INTO the store on
that nght.o The prisoners eyes filed and his voice
grew husky as he spoke OF his motncrless boy four
years OF age. He however, cOmfOrted himself with
the thought that the CHILD was In good hands-those
OF his maternal granaparents-a would be ten.
derry cared for. Fellows was in charge OF Snerlfr
Van Sickle and an olcer who conveyed the prisoner
to Sing sing Prison by the l:44 p. NJ. train on the
Hudson River Railroad.