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The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-10-27
Invisible Capital.

MONEY and houses, and stocks and YES
sells and railroads are not the only capital
in the world There is a kind that politi
cal economists make no mention Of
though the most material minded men rec
ogniZe and admit its value. 1t is within
the reach of men who are destitute of all
other kinds of capital-within the reach Of
the very poorest Indeed, there is many a
man who has started in life with nothing
else, but, by the judicious use of it, has
been enabled to grow rich and powerful.
1t is a good character. This is the first
thing a young man needs in life. 1t is the
first demand in business. There are many
business men who do not possess ii them
selves, and who do not attempt to cultivate
it; but even these discern and esteem il in
Others. There is no dishonest man who
does not exact honesty of those whom he
employs He may deal unfairly with 9TH
ers, but he wants to be dealt fairly with
himself Inflexible integrity and good
moral habits are the elements of good
character; and though they may not com
mand their real value at first, they will in
the end The world will, sooner or later,
detect them, or do homage to them The
complications and subdivisions of business
require that the heads of houses should
place large trust in somebody; and here is
where the arithmetical value of a good
character is exhibited. In whom, of all
the clerks and assistants in a large business,
shall this trust be placed? Who shall be
selected to share the employers conf
dence? Not necessarily the smartest of
his assistants, but that one whose proved
integrity and known good habits mark him
as the most reliable and faithful All may
possess these attributes but, unfortunate
ly, all do not possess them and those who
really do possess them are SO few i'll num-
Der as to make the attributes themselves
the more valuable for their scarcity The
young man Nho is strictly upright in all
his dealings, who tells nothing but the
truth, who faithfully fultills his pledges
and keeps his engagements even To his
own detrimcnt, and whose moral habits are
correct-this is the person to whom en-
ployers love to confide important trusts,
and whom they select for rare rewards
and good salaries. No young man who
possesses these qualities can be esteemed
poor; and no young man who is destitute
of them is likely to be steadily prosperous.
-ErchanQe
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-10-27

voice rang out the words of the text VIII,
art thou?' Who art thou?' again cried Ou'
the dramatic preacher The stout party.
thinking himself in the wrong. perhaps. b.
pressing forward, and believing himself To
be personally addressed startled the breth-
rem and n-plussed their reverend chief
tain by sedately replying: I'm pig mer-
chant from Chicago, sir. hope you amt
mad. There amt nary chair or else I'd sot
down. Plymouth Church didn't recover
its serenity for ten minutes"
Not long ago an apparent Prussian Off
Ger, escorted by one lander, presented him
self at the mart of one of the principal
communes of the upper Rhine department.,
and demanded i'll the name of the Prussian
King, the sum of $4,000 francs. Mayor,
council, and parish priest were all struck
dumb with terror and astonishment Fifty
thousand francs, and there was not one
franc in the communal treasury. for the
recereur had bolted several davs back. So
they haggled and begged and protested
their impOssibility to comply with the re-
QUESTION, and finally convinced their un-
welcome visitors that they could not posi-
bly, get together more than five thousand
francs. He was Il bon entant though, said
the Mayor, as the officer pockcted the cash,
saluted gracefully and rode away, and ii
was not until next day that he discovered
his mportunate visitors to be no other
than two professional thieves residing at
Barr
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-10-27
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 1870.

which she did not dare-although woman
OF singular moral and physical courage-to
attempt TO sleep any more that night.
Early on the following morning she called
upon the writer, and told him of her fear
full experiences of the past night Nothing
more at the time was thought of these
dreams; but shortly atterward the news
reached England that Dr. Parkman was
missing; that the last time he was seen
alive he was entering the college gates
and that the ianitor was suspected of hav-
ing murdered him.
On the writer mentioning this to n T.,
she at once exclaimed: Oh, my dreams -
The next mail but one brought the news
that the true murderer had been detected
and that, at the very time when n Us
dream occurred, he must have been actually
struggling to get the bones-the flesh hav
ing been previously burned-intO a wooden
box such as she had seen; and that, after
attempting in vain to break the thigh
bones, he had hidden them elsewhere
(T0Wbfrs' ,j0HrHdJ
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-10-27

her for being an Indifferent Desdemona,
and for caring very little for his " hair
breadth scapes." she replied that she could
understand nothing yet but that he was
back again with her; whereupon Mr.. Lans
den called her selfish little puss; at
which George laughingly assured him that
there was very little to relate.
"The time | spent in India" said he
was quiet and uninteresting. | had a
good deal of hard work and very little
pleasure; for though my uncle was kind, he
was just trifle eXacting, {and besides, had
a motive for industry, SO must say | was
surprised when at his death all his property
was found to have been left to me. After
that, my sole thought was to return to
England as soon as possible, and | made all
necessary arrangements for my passage in
the Oberon; but the evening before it
sailed-the evening on which | wrote that
letter, Lucy was fairly knocked up, and
the next morning when Fred Gordon, the
poor fellow who took my place, came in to
bid me goodbye, [ was too i'll to move.
Much as | rebelled against what was in
evitable, | was forced to yield; and Fred,
who so seldom had anything to do, that
when he had ragged about like an earth
quake, and when he had tried too late to
get a passage to England in the Oberon,
begged me to let him take my place. | con
sented; and not knowing how long it
might be before should be able to write, |
gave him my letter, and told him your adj
dress, and left him to explain matters
How true he was to his trust you know
already"
Georges voice had grown somewhat
husky while he spoke of his lost friend
and it was only after long pause that he
could proceed.
Il was dangerously ill for many weeks
and there was no one with me who knew
anything of my English friends. AS soon
as | was able to write, thought was able
to travel and-well, perhaps / was "a little
hurt that no one cared enough for me tC
answer my letter $50 | started for Eng
| land, and you don't want to be told the
rest"
"The part that puzzles me, though" OBJ
served Mr.. Landsen, lis that Mr.. Wheeler
description of your unfortunate friend re-
sembled you"
"Well, said George, 1--WE were sufficiently
alike in height, the color of our hair and
SD on, TO make strangers description ap
pear similar What are you thinking of sc
deeply, Lucy"
Only-Only- my happiness i:
bought with some one elses pain"
Lucy's spoken thought hushed the circle
into solemn silence; but so it is that Ma
ture's balance of Joy and sorrow is righted
and amidst the clash of the Christmas
bells was heard the dirge of the waves, a.
they rolled upon on the Aore of the quie
seaside village, where Fred Gordon had
| found grave
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-10-27
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
THE RDs-RIGHTs MEETING.


WHAT birds pecked the cherries on Barnabys tree!
=. Decked them for ONE said a bold Chickadee.
And so did peck them. said Robin Redbreasi;
And what's more, the cherries pecked were -
beet"
Didn't he have some red flannel. one day
Put ND In the tree Just 10 scare me away
But I'm not afraid OF red flannel one bit"
And I'm not afraid said little Tomtt-
Didn't be aim with an old rusty gun
AT mes-' said Sparrow = Oh, wasn't II fun
He meant TO frighten me; but didn't care:
lust chirruped out TO him, Shoot you dare!"
Hear me. my brave birds" said a solemn old
Crow
His Insults for many year have borne
When peacefully trying TO harvest my corn.
NV treatment of him has been civil and fair;
I've ALWAYS been willing 10 give him share;
never have grudged him my corn or my beans.
But nothing can teach him what gratitude mean=.
NV friends. shall soon lay before You plan
To PIT dOton this insolent creature called man, -
A creature that has neither feathers nor wings,
Yet sets itself up TO be very great things
II hereby proclaim in the plainest Of words,
That henceforth mankind must succumb 10 the
birds.
I'm glad that this Barnaby's cherries you pecked:
The man has rights that bird should respect"
This speech was received with round of APP
plause.
Your cheers, = said the crow, argue well for the
cause;
When we assemble. my plan you shall learn;
-Ih6 harSeFv.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-10-27
POETRY.
MY FAMILIAR.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

BY JOHN G. SAKE.
AGAIN I hear that creaking stepi
He's rapping at the doori
Too well know the boding sound
That Ushers in bore
do not tremble when L meet
The stOutest of my foes
But heaven defend me from the friend
Who eOmes-but never goes.
He drops into my easy chair,
And asks about the news;
He peeps into my manuscript,
And gives his candid views;
H. tells me where he likes the line,
And where hes forced to grieve;
He takes the strongest liberties-
But never takes his leaye
He reads my daily papers through
Before I've seen a word;
He scans the lyric (that l wrote),
And thinks ii quite absurd;
He calmly smokes my last cigar,
And cOOlly asks for more;
He opens everything he sees
Except the entry door!
lie talks about his fragile health,
And tells me of the pains
He suffers from a score of ills,
OF which he ne'er complains;
And how he struggled once with death
To keep the fend AT bay;
On themes like those away he goes
But never goes away
lie tells me of the carping words
Some shallow critic wrote
And every precious paragraph
Familiarly can quote.
He thinks the writer did me wrong;
He'd like To run him thrOughl
He saws thousand pleasant things
But never says .'Adieu!n
Wiener he cOmes-that dreadful man
Disguise il as | may,
j know that. like an autumn rain,
He'll last throughout the day.
In vain speak of urgent tasks,
In vain | scOld and pOut;
y frOwn Is no extinguisher-
Ii does not put him Outi
| mean TO take the knOcker off,
Pit Grape upon the door,
Or hint to John that | am gone
To stay month or more.
/ do not tremble when | meet
The stOute-t of my foes;
But heaven defend me from the friend
Who never, never gOesl
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-10-27

THE only mention of paper money IN the
Bible, SAYS an exchange, is where II says
that the dove brought the "green-oack
to Noah. A mistake-when the twelve
were sent cut, they were commanded 70
take no "scrip" with them.
, 1870-02-28

Aet Ao'tu' ...
1n.fa Hust na@e oeen % msoy AZ s,oo1 peo-
Pic 10 tic Opera House nj Saturday evening to
troupe. Ard. AZ v.s .nttc,ne,aa ~. crsst .nsr
,o,,.t.n to N .sa,e.4 tsnm i-ai. Tnana S.u nam,
.n,.,,e.. ~ -. ..ss. W. a1e aooApeon u
tesa.on ~ .Le tssen. eec@un'ef Win MT Storey.
Beckett ard Canllt, Throughout tho perloenapc:
Of the " Forty Th!eges. threw Ia "esVs' which
found alter roaun CT apoleq4e -''0N
VIM the "purselJ r6YmeS y vera reacnAo e.,.
en-; sna G.s1 III Ess55 saoatd
You ia hrtisi naiad your h3tf,ss
s. s:i:k t. Joas di1o.ees" M + a. = "''''
Beckett followed with:
"Bu,nside Suppressed The oh.=.so ztn..,
Hut The nlT Iu.tt.kc Dc errr msJ.
WsA that be tltn's h.o4 ois - ,tp1u
wa ns i 10 10 The % aSro,, sens sssqarns 1efsrsnss
aid coYhltes, .lus rfnn Nv. u!s@eJ' o-oteS'
a,rs.,,. 'fs'1 .sas'
Aro.vhar s,rs, wh, tsm.,s.a ,n.t -. >. ,a.,
eaen out Of lie Arnofy. Ths W., s rap:prou.l. e T
s1a xnsn s 1ss sF
10 sneT iee thou.a enss9.a '3s sd Ts9s
tse fcn.s,ossI a Mss InoIps9A ap7roaaaed
s2s .nsra un;'ea TX a1o nr.r .pokS p ~ 'o'lows;
-e,as +, :oa. Tas ! ,bs an: tts IL a1 NJ tsm ~
teaE naa 70 1eaS spesSa. oat ~ mead aaa been
!saly 70 otesGlnls nA''sa tc.1a5, 9I9 ocnR IN
Tue ArGoIJ 1aIsa p.tf OF fhe q ~ Ina1 sn s2te
Icu VII e1suse ma readiLR you Tia saott ID
dfees:
ce:ieye, In the eJes OF Chicago la".. have
conomlveo teitosa hrsach o! ne pc 'ce IA sinil'
eating M houor a5 WonG9- ] Was forced 10 II
Ihc reTtts'ett sd personally vlIdetise asss1lta
ID The 1fn'c4 uroa nj reputation left ne ong QUE
Eooe of redress. O. fau'sdaJ las: Mt. s.orsy
ctallengeo TT Ietrau:1cn. and ceaA-uged tae
Iet1!ootlon o. tne GeaGeiitn " ny troape. a1sef
o!a*lng pl*:ol npoa ooe Q: taen Waen nnarn-
ca. Tue cnai.eu9e vas accepted.
Since The lsH .. Incl was 1ueGec:uat to reme.
a. ny "forEs. the e. .hes OF the r. 7ntde wiped
taem cui. lCiiss OF ~: avo. bravo. aud ap3I an'e,
end voice, !" Hty dtoE, sou shoot atn Il f3e'
eere women "Eom nc ATTACKED. Il VAS ~ women
, 1870-02-28
the Ely III ARitf.

TUE Co. oSEE HELD AZ 1SQrEsT yesterday 1!-
te1nusn cn tie .tmans OF J.no Ho:den, Wao cie1
mi 497 wes; Randolph I1rsei, on Sa.ardtT,
from tie tn.c:s el tak!pg to'r o: bell1doota 10
r,.ake. Tee tes'u cuy fnoved toat 1orne:
toardtr In 1hs h Use had pafcaafed bot1ie Of
'ltln cns for s2ra:tcd st11e, AID LET: tue h,tI=
IN h,a tcou. when lie went AWAY, ~ascn *As Shout
st1 weess agn. Hidden r. TED the roou fe =
dav% $50 ato on Saturday w-rt 20 a.. Ap1st ~ I
ALd II pFtly ar4r cocpl4;o.d u tenE 'tck Wnsn
t1ktd hat a'led hlt,,. &c sad &c Cad TAKEN Sons
Of tnt coLs...1s OF : bottle on TIC aase. lila vile
sent tte nozzle 10 c,enat 10 1ooF Z W.at ne
coeftt,a refr, anil he te7:y csue b Pol
eou." The latJ re ufncd vesd Ct Ia ascorhR1ce
~ttn the iac ., aDd ecumncnced tue pfopr'e.J OF
trqartte t1ugGlas to max Ill euca prescttp&sona
"poHon-"
TEX SALE or TIcKE1s for Major Fowca{8 lec:urs
tc-u o,.pp evening COL lmeteet hi uaorGia1 .!
tic FAlxeil Hal ticket pf1Se. All tie sea's @ll
be eo!t b. num5fr, VI hun extra charge toe re.
ke1,es. II 3nu 1.An tor good place, scene II u
o.ct-
4 MINOR GE1swoID, better kco~n As the "Fa
ccctn+ or viii deliver hi. hun orons lecture II
LtI co t, Ill, on tic 81 II Marc1, sd II sprtug
| reld On tie evening OF Mach l.
TIE NExIxRs Of the N:7etisth n'inofs lnfArtr,
Assce,s1lon rvTuessea TO IRE: = NO. 1f9 son-4
Cart Fret, this evening. 1t ~ oeicck. fof tai
pttppse Il EAkInR hrFa1 gtIuetts fos kre oafi2l
| their late cou.n1e, Nj. George D3FEef.
, 1870-02-28

NJ: y ny. et Maqus'te; NJ; 9urt q ps.sott ".
N,il remember te.t i po.!;sTeii dscr1ea
to le1se- However. not balrg e1catad,
and nasicR ton me nfst coasiderei
TIL Io0te for the y. F: r r. Ct tho utuoa: lnpor-
taucn to CUT StA's. ~ veil Rs toa Eo4. prAcs.ca-
tle soors.s. aod n'ost nasuta sh II eols,nus 10
have had rus ettet tnterviez vita 3tr. JAJ C,oEe,
nd III. R;e, II the committee, and, By bis rc.
qne+t, am IA meet VI. CaaIe ott tne ruhiecl heEe
neat e<s. h1pe M. Bart Win re:urn IN ttIno
1fon Detroit 10 meos with uA
~ nave postt.vo Information that MI, Cooke
and the company have secured ss,0onooo, aad
viii commence EnfE lnmetiA'ely ID tho soe,ng-
Hytu LOOK upon toa map 1oo will tnd that tae
point At which they will begin to HorE, tow arda
the vest, Ia about tHe.tl-dse miles wes: OF
SUPERIOR, st The Falls on shs Montreal River.
cfostes, thus Ztv1nE rhem & Temporary con.
necuon Win DaIeto. and atopp'os. Of oegtansna.
rather. n pout On Z III q from the Wast 70 a1pe-
I,cr aut Ascxtnsc- Tals ts indicative, aud
ntskt uore posluvefr than Zero words. While
nego'ia,ops src pending It ID not n ~ays pruden,
tos'ais arJ iacas wh'e1 m'shs emoarrsM .ht
sane, hut Eill FAY that feel confident that the
Mackluac rQCte will eventually BE- kdopte5.h
, 1870-02-28
YESTERDAYS FIRES,
A Destructive Due en- -nuth Clark stree

The n!s1n from Fox 30. I: At naf. pAs: . o'cl-ck
la't evening vas caused oy lfe Ia the rear OF No.
~ Sou, b Clark street. Tne n4m-s commuIi-
ta:ed to No. 925 On the south, a.tl nos. 2sl sci
el9 on The nor:o. All Gf tts sc srrrc.n.cs. wl;cn
are thfs e.stor4 frames, were deluxed with waller.
AID The occupants su.esed considerably.
No elo u OWED BIZ Mr.. Warcer; loss, $50
fcfG1eu. II WA occupied Oh the urst door by r.
II. SIXTH, dealer IN boots AID shoes; loAs, t.01;
sired. The ktcoLd EooI Nss occupied bg Mst,
AcCsttay 81 h~asd:tk h21se; da la4e ~ lu!ni.
talc about s41e: |. sQtnnce DOT !eaFaet. Ssr4 raj
Of the ncardetB had aritcl.s, slcn ~ p'c.ure
ffaEes. hf0kcn, al q l3At aome Ct tnef cloInes.
No. e2i Is o. Del by J. ~ Stein. 1o.A 3Sp: ta'
tn1xc- II ~ occupied or tae nrst f1aes nJ L. v
!'erwiD, tea1et iii c'olniH; l'as, SIAN: folly u :
,rfsd, TIE second loor was occ1ol.d 81 M!e,
Wtfh, ak hoaldicz hknts: loss, 500; 60 IN
4C1aCce. 49,
No IL Is owned ~ Mr. Hurd; loss, $50: IN.
1rs.l. Ii ws4 oce1piel OF sne Hta: tuos " NJ.
kortttky. hatttr; i1ss sI.cto: insnrrd Ios $780,
I1r 8. cott door wss occ.p'td y Nr'. " :lis -
bcAdnR house; iuss. Ss1 tntar<d LOT Ss9O 10 Ice
Luu btf1aL..
NJ Is u also owrcd bt Mr. Iur6 and oec1
| Pied nu the Aeco.d 1loof bj MA Hhit- TIE
hu.pirg - dsEs1ed to The t7srct OF k5"d: IN
| aLltd TIE tftt rcCr xa& occupied pJ TneodoEe
Go cmaD, Ge~er II boo:. snt saoer: loaa, 81, ,a0V
The sgrrrg..e 3S.s WILL rea1n 50. Geo. Ihe os1stt
| OF lne tit ia 1tkLoFn. ..--.
Abcut quarter YAtt o'ciocf AtWo-ssoty frame
/ builuitR, NJ. s CaL7fpoft ssetue. sutA Asd oc
[ ebp.eu q : Rr1cerJ j ore by MasheF AcAshou
ass 70 als at..foyfn- Loss 4ooas &. o.9; 10 u'et
| Gocx. A cefectltt caEl-ey FAA lhe cau*e IL tns
, 1870-02-28
THE NDRTHERH PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.
important Letter from The Hon
John F. DFfcEs.

lmportAnt Letter fFom. The Hon
John F. DFfcEs.
TIE Hon. John F. Dltsgs hAs written from
Vtlb:te.pu 10 the East SsSt az td!ca.> Entsr-
prta, L le11ef cuncffnipk tce NbfSoefb PAcGt
Ra'.osc, iron which Me take the following cI'
xac1: -.
"1be East saRska1 Cnnyea11on, and The rtso-
lu..ors rasAcd It Usveeo, fsyoting Sorinetn
etc So1fEcrn Pacific R-Ru. are lcofed upon here
b3 Soo-heIn atd Sontu tsro se:tieUr1. n s1d
chptae,er nave beeu tuFpTtHrd 10 DAD DOW
much inter ees .Ee p1oceedsrE+ base created, and
have 20. had nAr eualRn paurhIe's 10 eopnlf
Eap re- IN to aatoneh everybody. A1a toa ra1se NJ
| TIC Sstal:sls row corsideed ~ I certainty, NJ
thesa = no urFnt 10 kuuH ~ to s1e intaaIIon1 Of
| "TEe f.prEneu cuMrosfrC shs committee
1A.sed ty cur Convention 10 lApor t7r ta's oolect.
Hse 1t tten 'cs11e1eo and dls'A't po'otsFWa!t L.
Io1e conirg here, 10 Ret The q totetner- rae con
ulttee IA eouEosed Il Nj. f,tznush. Of kay Cay
, 1870-02-28

The Hest Hud OrtEaual Tonic OF
!son,pnos2sasas : end ID csMss5a C.s5 known g fss.a
restores co.cr TO the bood, TIE phosphorus re-
news wAste o. the nefvc cssae. and the cs!14nyA
K1ve- natural. beatnfut ro1e 10 tho digestive
organs, tneEeas ccnnx dSspcpsls ii ia Vat:ouk
fcrns, waSefaines., general dchi::., depression
Of spiiits; Aso, this bea. preventative As11nas fe-
7er And a1at- MR17faelurea oslJ b casweI,
Hazstd / Co. New YORK. Sold by dY:EK.8.k.
, 1870-02-28

mo RFNT-TWO NEW cOtf t,ss. nos 2o!ASD
Fo.resstcn immediate. Kcnt. s:, ftr iaaIta
mo HESr-SPLKNplD GOtrAtik. RR!jk
Il hsssmcct. Eight IN tonloc:e 7tdtE. pnl
water. 4. sr-ble locsi"n: stseet the DOR.
4, ut 81 month. fstise on the rEemIscs. No. eo
Wrs. 33Sdieanst
no RTSr--OE pRAtRIE-AY.. SRAR THIRTY
1tr.-,:.. eew ti;tt riass 3:tek .ciint feurstcis
ne.:e- l.rsc srou:1s Aad l tut,fan-iI l.nrt ban
Pe,sef.en r,sD. aistr1y. It dcsi ed Arp1y tu H. i.
THUAAS. LII Mvufue-st.. up-ttAirs+
ry,o Rtsr-7uF Tw0-sroRV A7D HRfUK
bsfcn ent kou.c Nc. 1a3 HHflbuE;-tt. nesr L'ocon
Pax. tra,arIuk Asth+n. tttnu..r oco. s1p patiora
c;.. hes and eo:d .ate. ~. tnd oshcE :naac;n i'm
meath IE4utsc Of IALLNApGE l. sOa. 10 S,a:h
HAtkt-ft.
t3,o RFNE-FIRsT Ttc0R OF No. 81 WRIST
Il Adams At. l?ur TooEus, SIS Fer moth. Apply 1t
, 1870-02-28

3Qs, and the other pa1ttel vii hold N $3.50.
(ApplAu1e aud hlsles.l s
TEE boNDs AND duFEIlK4 n
torfon Ann EinHdXe wetc on one BON. which
wzs a!gued - follows:
ARCHIBALD 0oRpox.
X W. EIpxtD0k
--.... U II. Ck}ahr
Atndcfton AND LYdla Thompson Wero to1ntheE
OF srosec1 bond, klg1ed a. Inl ows:
AlExASD1x UkHnxksnr
LYDIA THOMPSON.
... ...- q. q. CHoday.
al foLoFh:
PAULINE NAakHlM.
o. Il. CRos1r,
, 1870-02-28

Far Nums KeacntAon or iuconttucnce
Of Erire, Irritation, 1anama,ion, or Liberation OF
tut. Bsrder. or Kttneys. Dlsea4es OF tina Pros
tEase Glsrds, St1no IN rho Bladder. Ca1eo!H1
Gravel or Bs'ck DHst De-o4ts. aud all Dlseas-s OF
the B!ad1er. Knn-ys. anriDropt cal Ssel!inga. uso
uc3npQlJh q ElN.u Extract H1chu.
, 1870-02-28
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Helm boldly Extract F4ucku and
1M:f0red Io.s h Gsa cuSes tecFfs md deiluats
disorders tt ali tneE stages, at little expense, liz
tie or lo charge ic die. 20 lnconsen!eace, aud 10
e1roso'e. II !. p,es.aat 70 tstte aed otot. l9ne-
1.fnhAfffnf
, 1870-02-28

The Psil4de'phIa P7ess efa'es, nooo rrusswotthY
cu'f oritF, IhRt Gu tbye Dote viii cone 10 this
conE55y IN tes weeEe, H!fh the Intention or
Enkl.E NJ aItkstc tour through the Va!tcl Ssa.es,
hLd reluIn1rG 10 Para u the autNms.
, 1870-02-28
CITY REAL EsTATE FOB SALE.

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y. : IN: :s:! r f;ss = sss:ss9:s: :
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su-s 2aoes3 .e.ss s.. ern = - NH I'D Forty.
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9isbss ;o1is2 1n9 t.st srneea sed s'ees set out
ey1A kn,- fIsn11ffsi1 iii II = 81 t;,p xo~,,, x, r.
1'tn5 snh ~ 'esE III II
tIsdc 9er 1s.,J,see 5no iefns essn' aaa H'1
as a,iN -kussC fh:s1. between n aEace and
se-s 4.oo- ATE"isef1s; is,sia is nosss This
u nIth below the mttket, and IL offered
.. for sth,ft tins On:
2lo-S &0V-DkEKS!:sT sa.3e icrt. soota OF Afeh-
cT3oah Viii rat 10 Advantage, And give
GaoA pto6t TeIa, CUB.
e1s-3 &Hb-FUHTY EIGHTH Sr.-f51tiA feet. RESI-
Eondlawn AZ.
S1.3-Sta feet. ne ar TEep-
ty-rfuth ST. h:tept wilt b. paved 20 within
10 fett Ct thl, property tails enttus. ga.
water aEd teWer IN the stItrr. In The
lnidst Of nnt snnprt yttetEtt VIII nska
eA.y tcEols II pa yMe ut. OK t. .te r 3tgW0
IN 6theT god 5,s'h Side property. aad
ttke iAl4 nre ia cA,k.
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ara aEd Eaf ka9ee.avs This IL ch-.r,
aud omrer was rG.rtd last 5cAr aEIaI
Can tt tlueht OF ta7S trr1A
RI
, 1870-02-28

ucf1nbc1des Cbncc utrt&+d Extract
Dachu ia thr grrs' d!arettc. Nelmholfs c3accn-
1ra:td Extract saTs par ia is The great blood p1r
Ee1. Bon are rrepa.ad according 10 fn'ga OF
ptarr acy aud chemistry, nlo &C the most actiVe
thht can BE- made.
, 1870-02-28

Helmbolu'2 E1lrAcI Isuchn gives
heatth NJ v:gur to The IrsNe AID o0on to the
pslid cttek. Debility ~ accompanied by many
ntsrmtnf 5, Inntnuis. aGd II no tres:uent Is guh-
m1,ted to, cons1niptcn, lueallty, Of epleptlc osd
eHkua.
, 1870-02-28
Mn II h Ood md f0u1hfnl V&KOf Aro
f.u1II ed nI Helm a3!I q E1tIAct kQctp.

ht:rs'elutpg 5rcr2rattnns. 81. ce The IN rouEc.o1
Of Pfa OILS Vista. CT Salvation fer the Hair.
With narvel!oos o1rca:on It p'tr,nces t7e efsct
a1d uare. e.s,ng. SO d bJ an druggists and fancy
rdeffE 6e81eFa.
, 1870-02-28

Eufeebled and Delicate f:on1titus
tIo1A Ct bath Pexcs, usa He!ILodl Extract DJ.
chu. It Will give htlsE an'a energetic fet?inKa and
enable yon to eleeP we'll
, 1870-02-28

Cod Liver OIL.
Hszaro Il Caswel'a COD Liver 0lls TIA bess.-
Afrt1:,sefntH1