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NerIduat,

gltn gdneieer. HbI dniite. Nbtaue unb aItes Wetau
'psrosiin Rr. "a SO. Seefraae. (Suli27, ITH.,
s58sr. Gt..pdft.--8ein Yureer ioute obue bic
fen Shb in's Nuslano reiien. BesIaubiaunaen II aGs
%notariten @eidGfte bel tB. q. u tlfinfpn, bitentl.
Notsr, s.9e, 'ede Der CHARLES. uno BaltiporeIirabs.
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ST.. 81. Shihcra

o~ttertrt 9roBe BOrtbeiIe. inoem er ooue 8ebiIe, tusIte
ipie Die natiirlidsr ~ausieber, fir SO eiuiebt aud jte6t
CT 3a9ne obne allen S6msrl in itiufm Blreau Rr.
tNuui22. 3lite /
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Die etItge Wtaihine. pslde ole Urtsn Material fill.
tlt ODER dbt. Die einIise WaIdine. pslde auiamutn.
taBt, beBt uno, ndbt 5u b~erieIben 3sit uno aie Nrien
Vtatsrtai mas 70 lstft getbau psrb.n tam. pte elm.
tadbss 9t9en.. gtrtapfsbfai In pr. IS, Rprb.
ObarIc&r1He. lSult l. 8 W}te
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81 20 fsbetnt bstnabe ~nnslaubIid5. oaB Or
9errsiten Sdrieri a~usiieben lam, aber % lit nid,isoeIio.
peiser ipaRr. Gin turisr itiber sdlaf, Elm ausensbmer
Iran, nno ipeirH Der Vatent er,padt, bat er ben
lnnh5balten 3abn nttt riebr. Der Doctor 1T aud
etn gibtdtsr asunoar3t uno oerridtet ole Dpsrationsr,
IN lirlsr Brande iebr 8eididt. Yareau SIR. so,
Rpr.8 aIpertffrd6e. fSuniI7 3gftsl ~
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@etrduf.

nm le: Suli burb pditor ainiep DanteI q. GIarE
MI 6rl: Marie "; ed rum. 9etbe BON bier.
I'm 81. 5ult burb Pahor Uiaier Subdnn @Bria .
more.
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T(nrenfe=W1h.Mnihine

tinfadb. Sauerbaft, QIeaant.
qduft Ieidt uno gerGujdlos.
upet9t 8ttnobabt fir iebe Mri Nrbeit aue anoerer
1taltinsn n g!aftjitdt per Slide iibertretfsnb.
6lorence .Btrtdufs3immer,
6reinairsrs9 efnpcI,
(Jult15, yltel Ber. 40, Nprb.WhorI,sAr
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gS~ 0Stftar'S Saliam BON 0Bilb
&trl9sn 1T IN Der 3bat cine 4til9ung, Die
gals, Sruits unO 2unaen: &rnnfbeiten beilt.
@r bstlt 9uiten Our9 &6Iung uno &eini9ung
Der Gun8en, uno inoem ct Die @nt5inOun9
hilbert. beleiti9t er Die uria6e, anitatt oaB er
ben Suiten nuftrofnet uno ben &ronlbelts
itoff SuridlGBt. OSLO
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Sta0t Baltimore.

IoTmr bic 0erpunSetcn unS
Stttfpeu nne Wdifen BON eefanes
nenen Sentfd9en Griesern fteat in
nnferer Srpeotttpn cine Subfcrtps
ttpnSltftc auf. r
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Mniriae
@elOer nQdl 9eutidlanbl

Sd babe Gnitalten SetrOifen. UNI nod pie
Dor tiber en9lano alc bel mir aufacacs
bcncn 3aDlungem mad Scutfblanb
IN bciprgcn uno BON bort Ouf mid 8e5os
gene 8e9iel pinttti9 3u bonoriren.
q Ny
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SrteTe,
IN Der erpettcn b. BI. an9efommen:
g%!eonDrs f~errelt, 3. y. SobannsS,
Gbr. efbtf. d. Geffe.
~ aujser Der 3abIane an Weorio eer,trc
9urjenporf eriuht, in ber grpeo. n gI ssnr nS
ipreben. a
sS- or. @srs Debts aus Oh 0itu, Va. IN sr,
iu@t' in Der geo. ,. glattes oorluiprs&sn. I5i-j
" Or. q. Bprd 1T srjudt, in Der erpeo. s,.,,.
Blattes porilprs&en, '"''
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or , wegrnieiliae Yroit.Waa0erein1.

osrlanitelt itt BON ieBt an in Srn. Nj cisb ampsl'S
Suhlaoen, Wr. &, s@ntans&5oufs." VILE. luelde fJ
elnenI oorIi8lltsn 8auprrelne aui6IieBen wOuen, ton.
lltn oteles ju trgeno elmer 3cti tbun, ba feline 9tadiaba
lur9sn 5l MAIDEN ltno, YattsSDeItb oss AntbeiIs Sl5O
WDdentlide SnhIunn % Hta. 'nsR-H
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Scilmittcl fir bic sSrihliuos,eit!

Oas9roBs 6dusbaIt. Seilmittl : MR ifdfer's ardu.
te' Sitterer lii LIBERAL ~ babtn uito oils oas einlias
ato!uts 9lutreinissmitteI empfOblsn.
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WatrcIe1l, 6arinae u. (. iu

Yrlna w. l. 2 uno WtafreItu In I'd fern, taIbeti uro
oierielr. uno aits. Nrttna 2abraoor., 9ieu .IRaabaIsn.
la9i'de aa1s gum 8ertoufe bel 0pples q aibfSIeser,
Mr. LAT, *rattaraAe, BEN v1aaltbp. bauIeA gsgen.
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S6iIben : WpIfsicft. = Neft.Nnnanrt Z

Siatte $3.50 gum grpaen Banquet am 8Ritt=
psd, ben 10. Nugult, SlGhmltta9s 3 Ilbr. limo bel ben
Wnslieeern bee @refntip:S umite's i'm Saupt-
quortisr. Rr. IA, tSst SdItimoTefraRe. uno
I'M Yatte bel Sapt. 3siecridb lu 1aben. 8as BAN
quot ttn0st IN Der nenen SaIs itatt, uno Elm aanonen-
lAuB luiro ben Se9inu oes i~Seiietlens an,eiaen, ut5-eb
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QSefzVrattfr.. Yauberein Wr. /,

Sdminhthe Wfit9Ieoer btsits gereins perben hermit
ortn9sno erludt. beute, q rsitd9, Abenos nm 8 lbr, in
eifer ertrd anberaumtsn General : 8crfam mtluna
~ erlbetnen, inoem iebr ipitii9e 9eIddfte i'm 5ntrreHr
Nuitrase y
lS3-5l NoIE NA.o.. E,Fs
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Is. SpnIfcn s 8ruoer, Gabrifanten,
%otiertren 500 6dfer amsriPantfdbrn Yeim. Toni.
aud lrlanbiiden, oeltiden. frauj6iii6en Qsim lu nieort.
lSuli23, lItD p
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GanSelSs un6 Etnan.sWeriht,

Der, ct. ObIisationsu ibIoNsH lu s33s.
Yoris. a. Iu9pit, AbsHos.- Horjs antmirt. =
Hsnten IS 5ranrs 40 Sentirnes. ''
9onoon 4.Mu8uit. 4beuos.-gpnioIs sS4 baor
eg aht Soitto. 8. 81. Cbli9ationsn '62r S22l; '65,
alte, S24; '67r 81x. 10-4Oer so. ~
falg IS sd. " ~
g%tperpnoL. 4. Iu9uit, abenbs.- strnoI, IA SD
&atf. Stetrol 10 y ,Suder 81 sd. 0 y.
Sietn6l As 5r. ~
"a 8rpte. ~SN"'
2ambars. A. gu8uit, gbsnos.-e ttnu IS yarl
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Scr

bait 2amftas, ben 6. b. Wits, in sfr. 2s, Ueprb,
6rCeertf arase. leinr monaili6e 8%trIammluug. VIE
SslEnl9en. pihe ~8elonnsn itnb. it6 %oemieIben an5u'
ldl!sBen. finO bisrmlt freunOItaf sing, IaOsn.
ut5-6J q, Shu, SER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-05

arantbeit ibeint bon Der glatur tsitimmt 5a iein, BE
Sione 5h Gnoeri, beoentlidere arantbtiten aus benz
Dem &atarrb i'm Nneemeinen gang ireisn Berlauf ,u
ianen. yhir fpeni man niht In Der Sage 1T. bas 3imnitr
pnien 3u iorrsr. ODER UNI bic peinisenoitsn AeuBeiurgsn
Der Aranfbett 5u rniioern, tpiro es geratben ietn, ipae.
nannie pausmittsI su ssbraudsn. untsr btnsn Der nsusr.
Stneentbaf Bros. Rufffbe Wecsenbiftere,
Wr. 16l, 8ierte etraBe. nobe 0. lpsnue. Stem. Yort,
ais bas tntibieoen Wirtiamiie Si smpteblen lit.
N8enttn tperben petlangt. u80-5)
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NII 3lUsIIg Jubfllbe N%usllellng
piro
Dien ffdg, ben 81. Geptembcr 1870
anfangell ln0 pier Gage oautrn.
Die ltberoien WrGlnien, luelde BON Der geieuIdaft
aus8ebotet lpsroen, utripribt eine WusIteaung ms qes
ben ju rIien, nsIAe nod niht IN oieiem Staate iibertrofs
len lputoe. 49,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iebtn Sag utn 8 rbr EaG.
mitta9s. 80
YrGmienliiten, RestIr unb 4noronuratn f6iuusi in
benz Bureau ser Seielldafi. 9r. 50. gBst 5~apstteFr.,
tn Gmptans gen0mrntn fperofn.
y. u. Barring. gtnernI.S tIr.
tNu9. 51Wt La. u. bisStpt. 8OtJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-05

elH AtHlee : corps IN G09r1er inter De
neral Wtaroieic uno elm an0eres in Mdbt
rem untsr 6slomari4aq. lieutenant bon Siam
ming.
st; gstersburs, 8 ausuF. = 81,
rnlfl!be 6lotte 1T Don Sronitaot abgeIegelt
UNI IN Der Sfiee 5u ~freu3en.
Yarts. 3. Mug. = Nabribten aus Bale
insloen, oaB bstrdbtiibe ipiirttemberaiid
3ruppenmol len In Der o%orti9en 8eseno an9e.
totlrnen llno, UNI NIT ben baoii6en Erupper
julammen3unirfen.
Ste fran3. Reaieruna bat benz Waorioe,
Saolhet ertldrt. oaB Die neuer0inqs in bel
Ndbe Der ipauiI9en Bren,e erritteten 0aoe,
MUIR 5ur 3ulammen5iebune uno g~inHbunq
Der Wtobil8aroe bienen ioaten.
Yaris, 3. Musuit. = Der ber,ihtiote
sSeraus8eber oes ~Yaps," Sr.8 aul gaIiaanSe,
l5naubt Wutb 9esen Die Seutlhen in Yaris:
er p~erIangt in ieinem Btatte&epreiIalien aeaen
lte, oenuueirt lie als Spione, iuht bas Golt
sesen iie auf5ursilen uno ibre iofortise Nuss
tre,bung 3u peranlaiien.
Gonbon, 3. Musuf. - Der Yrin,
5rleort6 earl sioa in Soerburs CD frant
lle9en.
@sriidtsneiis beiBt ss, bas unter Der
bapsrii9en Armee Wt%iBpersniigen berrIdt,
oa piele SoIoatsn nitt fur YreuBen led /.
ten mo8sn. Wln 8Iaubt inosHsn nidt
oaran. "
Sie preuBii9en Sruppen i'm Seloe lei.
Den ourd ben Wanssl an 9agereinri6tuns
GEN. Sic baben feline Bette, uno aan,e
corps ltno %8e3pungen, auf benz Boben Su
l&laien obne S4uB Dor ben unbiIoen oes
Wetters.
3pii9en Wtains uno Grantfurt niro Elm
8eipalti9ss ueri6anates 2assr anselest.
Sie sSsrliner Correspondent ertldrt, bof
Die preuBii6e Armee bsreit 1T, Die OTeniips
gu ersrstfsH uno ben &riss nab Grantreid
b%inein5utra8en.
= paris. 9. ausuit. :. Ser Figaro" be-
bauptet, Der Sie9 bel Saarbriiden iei BON
aroBsr geoeutuns %sepeien; Der 4aiIer babe
90 rbrtiden baben molten. neil es Der ShiiiI.
lsl gum Saartbal uno Der giienbabn nad
5rier iei. Sie GsBters fbnne Dem Gsinoe nun
yti6ts msbr niiBsn.
Vile Yeridte j%timmen in Der aerEorenoen
Wirfung Der sWtitraiasuIe uno benz perbdlt.
iiBmdBts gsrinsen Ysrlute Der Gran,ojen
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WeIDer uus,uleibru

$4,000 IN ben Npplttanttn pa ilenben BstrGgtn q
hleDrl9en StrleH BET Spbn Glenn s Comp,
(l6l-) Rr. IS. observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-05

outH iiuN4 IStHtl peUuuluUH III
vi. q, Slemmer's Qnep, 9ebradt.
Sn Der ~Goncoroia" finoet beute Wbenb
tnteosr elm @arten Gon5ert unite,
prof. &~oiepalo's 8eiibter 2eituno ftatt. Gin
neues trefHi6 9epdbltes Yrogramm oas
bisrbet our Multiplying tommt Diirfte nitt
oerteblen, bic @artenrdunle Der sGohcoroia"
3u fhaen.
eonAert auf Safapette.S q mare
- Nm Wtttmo6 Nbeno fano auf benz 2afan
cite : Square iuieoer bas regelmGBiae Gon,ert
Der Yrot. Winter'ih &apele itutt. Nieulals
batte oieielbe elm bibI6eres Yrosramm, aIs
an oteierI Abenoe, benz erlten lett Der Hiidfebr
pom gape WaD; niemals aber tparen 10 piele
Suborer BON nab uno fern eritiener Die
Ale nit iittlider Befrieoisuns iit Dem Sbren.
ibmauie binsaben.
5olsen Der 81 BE- @eiern Nadmit.
tag nm 3 ubr parS Better Souabertp in
gtort9-, nabe Serin9tonfiraBe pbnma6tia.
Slfl Haoen BON Norris & CHANDLER, Nr. 80,
9tort1fraBe, erbielt er BON Sr. @arretIon
aaratlt1e Yle9e uno fpuroe oann nab ieiner
Wo9nana, Nr. 20, Goneoro1raBe, geIbafft.
m Sepln 8. 9osmer, Steuermann Der
gun99 sSepin &. Gnnalp" BON Sorbeiter
eounip, ioaro seitsrn Nafmittag 5 ubr, ipd9=
ssho e IN geo. Sbleinser's 8arbiertube,
Nr. 90, prsiioentftraBe. I'M Stuble iaB, BON
H'bs NoshioutttHt. Vtul9utW tUHl III.
Sobms 9eiftano s%eleifet, Idaifte man BEN
hrantsn in einem Slater nab ieinem 5abrs
ael9e.
= Natbanisi Waro perlor eeItern frib IL
a9r, tpGbreno CT einen Shlempstarren auf
Goeutt Yoint lenfte, bas BepuBtIein. Sn
leirs Wobnuns mad Nr. l. YerrDItraBe, ass
lSsft, srbielt er bon Or. Mansiielo dr3ttide
pfese.
= Sur ielben 3eit erlas in Der namlihen
@e9eno 2emis Wacreaop benz SoRnenbranoe.
tDaro nab 9etpistr. beimseidaft uno BON Or.
in Bebanotung 9enornmen.
Sbotlt6er Musgans. 4oaIbert
Rulie5ef, ubrmaher uno Mtuiiter, in Wr. 1876,
Sf : YrattiraBe. tpobnbaft. ben man pors
8eitern frhb on Der philadelphia 9ioao nit
onrbldnittsnsm 9alIe fano, ftarb Wlititpod
abeno i'm Spiiale auf Ya1uieip. gr bat be-
teits am 6. Mtai I'M &sler ieiner Wobuuno
.inen Sslbtmoros.8 eriud 9einaht. gr mar
81 Sabre alt. aus B6bmen 9%ebartia unb bins
cine Grau nit ieds Rinoera.
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SoHftlren. fremse Sriidte. Sfhie, Safes &c.
i'm SroBen unb 4letnen.
Rr. s25. EBeff.gratthra Baltimore. Wb.
eBlsoerofrtauterH peroen beoeutenoe YortbeiIe erlaubt.
(1ult12-3Ittel
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14

A GALLANT HIBERxIAN--Ina . railroad
ear The seats wore oil full except one.which
wss occupied by pleasant. looking Irish
man. sad at one Of the stations couple Of
evidently wsll-bssd and intolligsns young
, ladies came to procure seats, but seeing no
vAesnt ones. were about going into back
car, whoa Patrick rose hastily. and offered
them hia seat with evident pleasure. But
ysu will have no seat for yourself" re-
sponded one Of the young ladies. with a
smlls hssitating with true politcnoss, a. to
accepting Il. . Never ys mind that, said
tks gallant Hibernian, Eyer welcome to il.
I'll ride on the COW. catcher TO Philadelphia
any time for smile from such jintilmanly
ladies 2" and he retreatsd into tho next car
amid the cheers Of his fellow. passengers. 4
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14

OuN fine dsY an Irishman was
stfeiliMg through farm. aud observing .
flower that pleased his fancy. he was abou.
20 pisk n: when bee stuug him on ths
hasd, ard 6sw to ia hive which was not
faetG Pat watched ths bso going in and
theN ahonted BY the piper that piped
bs(6fe Noses. Ill have revenge !" lifting a
stiet. ~ plunged i into the hive. and
soinmsncsd stirring up tho bees. which
Aew ont IN swsrms, snd stung him 90 bad.
y shss ~ sooM dropped his stick and ran
awsy. 0ems tinc aftcrwasd % Pat was
t4u61ssing throagh the woods, he become
sitsd and sas down on log 70 rest himself,
At The othsr end Of ths log there was I
Junstpg, which no noticed crawling toward
him. Instantly jumping up. he exclaimed
ss hs startcd 10 run of: !" b. jsbbers,
know you. evsn ifys have got your over
ssat CO. ~ i1a fan
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14

Tnr Wa0xo MAN PouLricED.--At .
famous aud fashionable watering place .
esntlsman one night was Suddenly seized
in bed with IN sxcrueiating pain in the
stomach, which neither brandy. No 8, nor
any other remedy could remove. His wife,
after trying . number Of things in vain.
and having exhausted all her stock Of rene.
aies. LEFT her husbands b, dsids for the pur-
pose Of getting warm application. Guided
on her return by . light which she saw
shiRiAg In . chamber, aud which she sup
posed was the one Just left, she softly en-
tered. and was not little surprised to find
: her patient apparently in deep slumbsr
However, thinking he might still be suffer
ing, she gently raised the bedclothss, &c.,
aud laid tho soalding poulticc upon q stom.
sch-but not the stomach OF her husband
which no sooner touched the body Of the
rsssen than he. greatly alarmed. and with.
ing under the torture Of the burning appli.
cation. shouted: "Hallop halloo what
in the name OF heaven and earth are you
about there Z" then. with one spring from
his bed he made for the door. and. rushing
down stairs, declared. in frenzy Of excite
msnt, that some one had poured shovel
Of hot Goals upon him. The woman over
como with excitement and alarm, gave q
frantic scream. which brought her husband
hnrricdly in from the next room to her res
sus. The husband was 20 much excited.
aud also much amused with the singular
mistake and the ridiculous position Of his
better halt, that he forgot oil bis pains !;
but early next morning he, his wifc and
trunks left for parts unknown. The poul-
ticed gentleman still retains the hsndker-
ehisf. beautiful linen fabric. with the LADY, .
Name ON It. which be considers Of rare val.
us
How 70 MANAGE MlsTAKEs.--Asa min
htsr and lawyer were riding together. said
the miaister to the lawyer:
"6is. do you ever make mistakes in
plsading ~
II do," said the lawyer.
I. And what do you do with the mis-.
takes r. inquired the minister.
"Why, sir. il large ones mend them
II sulall ones. lot them CO." said the law.
lysf, " And pray" continued ne, "do you
ever make mistakes in presching?' p
Yes. sir, have
And what do you do with the mis-
takes -
why. sir. I dispose Of them in the
samo manner - you dol rectiiy the larg,
ones, and pass the small ones. Not Ions
sinco." continued he. "as was preaching
! meant u observe that the sisyil was thu
tsthev pF Oars but made : mistake, and
said the father Of lawgers. The mistake
was 90 small that let it CO."
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14

v.-- An elderly gentleman. returning
emo Sunday night from church. began to
.sxtol Vie merits Of the sermon to his son.
Said b. "Jack, / have heard one Of tho
most delightful sermons ever delivered be.
fo,s 8 Chfixtian society. Il carried me to
the very gate Of Heaven y
"Why didn't you dodge IN ?" replied
shsncs,''
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14
oUEENsWARE.

A large lot Of Quccnsware. now on n%
n way from England; put up In assors.r a'.vr
crates, to suit merchants. will be SOL, W..
low to the trade. Merchants orders soIlc''c''
eH- Send for price list and terms.
tlec.'G0 t.....t., .ftf.t NJ. I''N''"i
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14

- An occasional correspondent meet.
iag = party of settlers the other day in
Texas. inquired from the conductor what
the msa il the 6rss wagon were intended
for.
ITO elsar tho Forest"
"Wsll, ,"said hs. "and what are these
In the secondf'
"Ts build the huts." was the reply.
- Aud the old white headed man In the
third wagon what il he Tor :"
Ohithat d my fathsr---ws shall open
eur 1sN cemetery with him
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14

----.- A iittls boy cams into school with
Asssy &Ity |. e, Ills teacher told him ia
10 ana wipe Y. J3hnny came back with
~ lS3os latt n bis face clean while above
rle e Y Satsli NJ and dirty. The teach
Z es.S n JYtasy an you wips your iaos!'
xSUs tsashsr. said j0hany, wiped Il
es{lfN9m1 sbirt would ssaeA!' And b,
The Van Buren press., 1870-06-14
DIR, HUNTER

CONTINUES to treat all private diseases,
" Syphilis in all its FORMS Gonorrhe;i,
elect, Structure. Orchltis. and all urinary dis
eases. and the effects of mercury are COM
pletely eradcatcd Spcrmatorrhea or Semi
nal Weakness, resulting from self-abuse or
following effects, as blotchcs bodily weak
ness, indigestion, constipation, aversion to
society, unInanliness, dread of future events,
loss Ofmemory, Incidence. noctural emissions,
and finally prostratiOn Of the vital power.can
be fully restored to health. Persons afflicted
with this or any other delicate, intricate. or
long standing constitutional complaint.
should give the Doctor q trial. lie never fails.
The Doctor publishes a medical circular
that gives fun exposition of yenercal and
private diseases, that can be had free at office,
or by mail for one stamp. 1t gives clear
deineation Of all the diseases and conditions
resulting from the refringemcnt Of the moral
imprudences In married or single life. Every
sentence contains instruction to the afflicted
and enabling them tn determine the precise
nature of their complaints. rTl r.i.' R.
The establishment. comprising ten ample
rooms, Is central. When 1t Is not convenient
to visit the city. the Doctors opinion can be
obtained by giving written statement OF the
case. and medicines can be forwarded by mail
or oXpress. In some instances. however, a
personal examination Is absolutely necessary,
while Ia others daily personal attention Is re-
qulreu. and for the accommodation OF such
patients there are apartments connected with
the Office that are provided With every requi-
ste that is calculated to promote recovery,in-
cluding medicatcd vapor baths. All prescrip-
tions are prepared In the Doctors own Labo-
ratory. under his personal supervision. Med
ical pamphlet at o!iicc free, or by mail for two
stamps. No matter who have failed. read
what he says. Office No. 1873 Third street.
between Green and Walnut streets, near the
PostoAlcc, Louisville, Ky. Office hours q.
IN. to p m; sundays 10 n. m. to IAN.
July Ply. I.I.
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Get the wedge the closer;
tlesuS~ ncter hinsh,
II nd Il ffs TIE clcit, boy,
Firm and tight. and strong;
Ne'er 70 worthy labor,
Did lntlolence belong.
What II frequent effort,
Frequent failure seeInss
From narrowest mountain spfin2let
The mountain torrent strcams.
Then lltt tie malltt high, boy,
Strike It like man;
Never mind your rnsrbles.
Labor while you can.
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Deeper sinks the wedge
There's your sturdy block, boy,
Split hUm edge to edgo.
Then never mind pinch, boy,
Labor while you can
Fit your wedge the closer,
And strike Il like man.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-12

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-12

ealvatiOn through the offices of the Episcopal
Church are ae well off In her as they can be In
any Church. ....I
4. The Episcopal Church Is excellent in her
provisions for Christian education and pious
dril.
Churches that avowedly receive very young
iniants as members must necessarily provide
education for these accepted children. Accord
ingly the Episcopal Church is Enthusiastically
Church for the training of children, just as
some sister Churches are scharacterlstioally
reuiudl Churches for the conversion of
grown folk. In the Prayer Book and Church
Almanac you find the Christian year divided
into periods separated by high-days-
monuments and memorials of Christian story.
This Christian calendar agrees very nearly
with that of the Roman Church, And he is an
unusually well-informed Christian who can read
over this catalogue of days, and in few words
tell the story that each day celebrated But
birthright churchman who has been quietly
trained in church home for fifteen years will
need very little teaching more In connection
with this calendar is a system of lessons in fol-
lowing which the reader is led through the
entire Bible each year and through it's more
profitable parts, monthly or oftener. He who
for years has been churchman, and yet re-
mains ill-grounded in Scripture, shows himself
an unworthy son of a very faithful mother.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-12

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