davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-30

Auri,er In tho st. Louis Espusiicon SAYS:
:. 4, the l,attle OF Williamsburg. in the spriu;
of 1861 these bslls were ,;..ed with some effect
BY tho Federal forces. SsresM I,en belonging
to the Seventh. Eleventh. Seventeenth and
led, and some were Killed, by these Internal
missiles. !, myself, Saw =,iae Of them strike
,rccs and eaplings. tearing OF, holes nearly ~
large AZ = mans fist, and exploiting With re,
port ike that Of pistol. They were fired
from rifcd muskess Of large ca1ibr.'. wltich q our
men. for want Of better name. c1llHd. e.. bsi-
sium uuskets.' After the battle Of Williams.
burg. however. these bullets gradually eeAsea
to be used. more because they we're foAna 70
be incxpcdient, and not on the score Of u au-
ment, AZ you suppose"
, 1870-07-30
The Wa1Lhau Watch.

7b :k< Edifor q Tht Chicago 7ti6tn<:
Cpdonbtedly the best witch NON msle In the
United States Is the genuine Waltham watch.
This Is the only establishment In this country
where 10th watch aud case Is made under one
snncsyision and rs they make more than twice
az m1ny a. ali the nthcrs comhlnc-l. theT can sf-
iotd to ecu them At less price, and actually do sell
them great deal cheaper, quanty and nulah fully
i. NATION i CO.,
Jcyclcrs. No, II. Lake street, Chicago.
, 1870-07-30

Mouid not more than SECURE secondary position
to sEar to play, hut successive victories over the
Atlantic, Athletic, Ecitort, and Entual Cluhd At
Once GtFpeiltL1 that tdc1, 1r1 the Cnuus resumed
their former position as one ol the s,roue clubs Of
tht country. Just previous 10 the time 1or them
10 meet the Cincinnati and Chlraeo Clubs, theJ
and Washington, and. rlatins win elastic balls,
became pretty nc!l bruised UP. and The result was
a considerable loss Of rFest,Sc- Anre recently
ey o ner ane cateher to PHI; aa q aertan
Laa week ths club vas placed if under
neT tmanaSencns the ni,e was rsorgsnlzed. scv.
na,ie, and, aboye all II vas resoiye1i ~ tste ~,
ne dead - hail instead OF the elastic one Yesses-
na5 ,sS nst game was p!s!e, under the new dis
no.ewonny victories the club has achieved this
asey 70 ssy se Of Ts n9s Tns
s dead har game with The I!0fons, sataSing proba-
ny that TIC new nine OF the Unions would he a.
Ha!e 70 ~ the experiment with ~ any; for the
aasuafcfs have wisely deter7uintsl nror follow
!DK The lead Of iii the rst-clasa clubs and III fn-
tore to play only With dead bali As the general
lmPteast1n IN teRari to the gAtne OF yesterday
WAS f1at IL would be rather uil-alt,e nTalr, the
attendance waS not large, and the fe,l:: *as that
nandrces missed seeing one OF thu best played
games Of The season. The Cnlot,s played not nniy
some new nltn, hui other e1Aycta Ia New poat-
tons: Shelley playing at right .-ncld, and Bearman
ana luldtWot7h AZ first and thlrrl ba*cst and each
ptaveh nnely IN their positions. The game opened
fasofab1y for the ha.nakets, who secured teatl
!n thc hist lnninE, 4u.l, after loslag It
70 the second,, they rceaiued 1t In
sne 1cltTth. AtterTasa1. however, the
Aonisanana batte,l AMI nelde.i with su,:h
eject as once more to regain The lead and II.
nalu1aln Il 10 the c1ose, finally winning fsctorT
BY score OF y Il, u FrDM first to last The gnsnr
was close and interesting, and the majority OF the
Innings were marked hy very hpe 1eltiiug Oh buih
sides The ont-1ellIE uf the Unions and thc
Thru base play were tho features OF their game.
while the cAscitnE Ana left eld MAY VI the iIay.
makeIS Xffl fErte fcntt1ra - ~
, 1870-07-30

One Of the oldest immigrants That ever orrtycd
n this city came nrtr the Pittsburgh L Fl Wayne
Ratlt s'i yesterday. Her nane ts Aaulka Iohaas.
ECU, and SIZE Is ?! yea1s Of age. She wA4
matfftd when II, anl has had twents.twa
Children. Mrs. Johanssen ha.1 three Sisters anA
fourteen brothers, anti one of the former lied at
the age Of 1G5. uer father lived to be l0a. Tnp
appear to lie att,ve GA. She cHtne herc 70 Tc-
stc with ies son. who Is In business on the North
SiiN.
, 1870-07-30

lteNptnE Natures Elarveat-ltuu-
HEeuS Oi men AMI buys art nOE employed hy the
askoctaslon OF New York capitalists luuwn as the
Sra Moss faEtne Co., in reapinR trum the rocks Oh
the Irish c0as. the edible marine llcnen which. as
faE1ne, has already Income one Of the Important
manufactured stXplss af the American pr,kiuce
::arket. The patent tor this Chesp aad delicious
all but universal Every grocery and general
store, and ever! re~iet.ahle dr1sgEist establish
tneh in this country 1nds it heccs sarJ u keepa
supply VI the article nuusekeept.S declare that
She auauiit5 Of exquisite cu*,ard, blanc uan9e,
leht puldlng, crtaln, jelly. &c, ptoducihle from
lhr Farlle excretia hy Uue.hAI{ that ubt1lnable
frtnl any Other ceia:inuus agent used In COOKERY
The central depot Is at Is PARK Place, New
.+l.
, 1870-07-30

ouch that they were soznexhtt dauused BY Il.
Tbs following arc tho logs Of both veesls, from
which It will be eeeu that the ptssagea Of both
yachts are very creditable performances. and
fallr sustain the high reputation they tase ac-
auired heretofore.
, 1870-07-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

special meeting of the Common Council WAS
cn!led last erenng. In The Council Chamber, 10
consider the assessment for widening State street
frDm Mat!tstn TO Jackson, 10 hear the rppor1 Ds
tut Committee IN Local ASs,IssuIents In reference
thereto. the objections died 10 the confirmation oI
the assessments. anu also ~ consider the
mtnt fer extending and opening West Oak street,
frcm las1atee 70 Gzos,lr. Thctc being no quorum
present, the meeting autou1ncl
, 1870-07-30
Circuit Court.

Gccrre ". Held v David NJ. Harnhleton q. Ais.
HiM nlEtl rray ing the night 70 redeem from mort
gage f1c The west half Of Out Lots 10 and I3tuuai
Trustees Subdivision Of the east half Of SECTION
=, 40, IL.
The Same :. Amos F. Tompklus ct al. Bill to
enforce the frccinc performance on In a11egcl
wins Addition, Ia Sectinn -, near Chicago. and
nSe acres near the junction, being Lots I, s. j,
and IL Of Block aud Lots 9, ;, 6, and II Block
}. lndenA Grove. being In the npttnEeSt quarter
Ut Section u. u, IL.
ntS1H4{SI.
Ti'nss Ri. .1cc It e.. '. HIM Slea e: a,s.
, 1870-07-30
fDlN1.
Striking Miner. Resume Work.

:, naETNoRk- July 9o.-ames DrcTstcr, the
tory Of Maryland. died ,o-,1ay.
, 1870-07-30

porTSTIILE p. Jnly "a Compromise has
tssly :csullt wotk on Monda5.
, 1870-07-30
CITY REAL ESTATE


ToR sATF-rHGfGF GgGTT II Ann INSIDE
nnn-rtx At ,.u IL j Ga.as - e" nj 1erf ~ j.
g aixS vi ERftJ 'g II ,s.h.-t EGIa ~ Woom + ~
I2nfAAi2 - - Deatbotn@T; !A s1xr
11e foet y alley. ,-.-,,.
Mlehie.n-As-S .. y; eor. aafftsontt7M x Slo1l'teee
MtehisAo1F.s ncaf Cous[sa4At.* a4f!!o i-et
Maehst1n~As.' y = cor IMtntv. .niuth:t Tsie,
WsSssssv, near Fourteeuthst. east front, esziso
feet.
Abash.&v between Thirteenth and Fourtcenth stk,
WeiiAxt between Madison and Moprpe-sts, 191lD
ef1a,sa..,, .os.hHsss corner 1s.,,ss
f.st f -1H"'" s-s ~''
eTndt.n.ar mar Thirty 6ftl,xt ~ast frmt A5rtj,l
sf.trt near Thirty f.rt+t, erst frout .,kfs feet
;,s1 1saE io4 y Ss n .f B ~ asf, s 81 hfx
hoota. Fr1!tn4 ~. Thi ICY ront ~ H.,
@ Tsss to9fiS imefpvtd rsor.rsy no1 IN .ae
A;ehtkanat. tSotta 9iasi. n9stAsa.t entaes fiaor
pS;ion Il pufrhase noaey ear remain fsr years
rer can't A splendid b45ta91
). ESAlA5 WARRES. ~ Uca1b1sn-tE. hotm !.
@a1 G1TV- V-W SH4V avn ST4TESr-
kuH ~ 49, ~ 4a5s..r
enaG ~. Une 4 thn hne<t eppoEEauttic. ed e
capitsiiets In this CITY, Itiie pcsttct ). ESA4AS
WARREN. Is Dchrborn+t. Koon l.
-or, osyri pr4rTYEryr nrSTOESTF 0c
koM nAaE-A @ iart tTo' =, ~ H. ~, In ~
, 1870-07-30

CssfcnE0 Cancer lst%titutr+ 2tS West
Madison strcef.-Nu charge until cured, when
treHles n the Institute. Thu new painless cure,
alGs, moderate charges anu rapid, certain cures
make tLis desirable asylnnl for The !urAid. Ur.
EtefsOE, SuEEetu ln charge, refers to eminent,
wet!-knUWn ci tzens, many acts, distinguished
tptessnte and llenets oi the profession Through.
Out The TuitcI Siatcs. Scnd for pamphlet
, 1870-07-30

Distress for rent Of ptemiscs Nos 2a5 and Ut
Michigan Btrect
yRYspA6s.
JamrR Love, Js., v. John u. SIccr a1h Joseph
E. Barry. Tr.spasa- Damages laid al IS ,03o.
, 1870-07-30

Ncvrrnorc Can the Coar~c, GRITTY
ioo1h powders and Notwithstanding chemical
uis ind place on the tnttts OF sensible pe3pte
The fragrant AMI presrrvatlve Sozo,luut has sup
essesietl them NIL.
''Spaa'tlnE Glue" nends furniture, tnys. crock
tTy, ill ustIauiental woik.
, 1870-07-30

The Beat ard Original Tonic OF
phosrhosus and c.llsa,a. known - fero
r"stoEfs color tu the tluud, the phosphorus re-
uews wasIc o.! the nerve tissue, and tbs callsaya
glses na.nIn hsalshiul time 10 the digestive or
wakefnness, general debility, depression OF sp!r-
rs: als9; ths best pFerenta.lye against fever .ad
Co., New Io:k. Sold Ly druggtstg.
, 1870-07-30

paper Hanging. nnu Window
shades. latest siEiss- patuts, oils, glass and
, 1870-07-30

Nsalt tshcttn1 cared by H%iiss JaiIsiper
Tar Suap, lre,ie u CasHell, Hazard j Co., New
toyE
, 1870-07-30
" e ANTEQ-TQ EXCHANGE
WANTED TE RENT,


WASfEll-Tu KENT a FEtNISHEn u )t;SE
y. ina sr"a n.ixh. 'I1s J. y L.. Pue.-sln.
Eth AUGUST A,tdFtss tiux II. e.u.
W'ASfED-13 HE.sT-A EUTTAtfE WITH : :1+f
~ rrA:l,y. eas ami HAtrs. the sartn or North
Sifer LUlff 4: Cb., It1 East Mali. III -, Eutn l.
N'ASTkD-ru RKtr-fuuR NR FIVE t.SeER.
nia. s.r,Is ss!hhk for housekeeping .tdlrvss
\ i 81. Tribune utste. or cali nt IL 1.sk--sI.
(HANTtD@Tu REST-A SUITE OF kOOMs,
" ntN furnished. with oF without boarl !as mi
crnftE1+n a. Nntr h t><.. trilx tiys 1recu.fr
aationa need apply Il II. rtilunr utlier.
WANTEp5TU KESr5A SUITE OF THREE
wiihin Esr u ten 1.;an:ca' watt .! ro.. UEr, for
which = sonS prirc wilt i'c r.id. Aadnss LURESE
CLIFTON. Chfr4Ro r y.
N-aSTfn-Tn RkSTN C7lrTIi;E77F FIVE NJ,
" +x rHnr in ss>d r"fs.l.o1h nd: rrrt ci,.a:,:
IEHs4 -rt.n Ansl.t H. Ad s.ss, will. lvcatiuu uui
trstA-, ttHESE. T.. d. Rex G14
, 1870-07-30

NtIsceytauenun.
WAk1ED-Ic1 MEN WITH 500 CAplTAL-THE
s'Fv stJi 4 fs' Is T L
yi7AsTEp7;s o1EPFNTERs AND LAsoRERs
csu ss1s III ~ s;'t Sva.% s .eE ''"ni' aud
NAX1Kpsm. 1,sis,nsn cIARk n.S pRIxEhs rPRTEK;
rs: = x e sSis s' soss Ess. at
pitt,.t rs,ss! S5ss EAKE f.
M, NE p1otts AEe. good salesman 70 tnts!sute
aoie dsffit "a Rses: & =: st' commission ' a.n
W1sFi4 q, 55i!I NSa1HE 2 ne: Eo{s; r SnH5iiSS ASX e
WANTKD-A W1Y 70 A7TEVD n aS OFfiIE
y apd make himself generally uscfal. Adrrss Pp+t
lYASIEP-AS ACTIVE FENsVS, WITH So on
,iy s1s Rct:rEns.s & given iod 7sqasrd st.s ?. o.
VEAxTED-AGENTs AND PFDLEn5 70 SEAL
:ss rs: fa'asft l. soss 'aissc c g s ! SIS.
WASIKp-t;ooD MAN IN EACH COUNTY To
~. ell r. TT nvsnsan & eat Aso to '.Tn ':A'eh
Al, ss.;, RAILROAD LARoREEs I's,w.
!. so ii Kass Ranasteb.st. ADLER 4 'SEwbssRt;.
WANTKD-To RMPLoY AE AGKNT r. THIS
a.. g. sse Iesds aSt II sst.t III e g.
.ee 1s: IL 1T Fl a.s baud
N-ASTRD:.,sALksNEXT TO SELL. 70 BUSINESS
lrr hna % ehasee !: e sel;.@ M .nst With u ,h h.!a
Hnf af: co basisiadss, taE IL E.f H.
N-ASrED-s ExPERIEsCED TRAVELLISG
III, ,;s:s ,c.s rs e 81 e Rse s H. Il
W.sTFn1RAGKLAyE;;Rsd 1;;Rs:d At tn e. srtkEas fss:
, 1870-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.


ntE0RCES LEGALLY OBTAINED WErllpf-T
- tu3'tlca1s. 1ba Al ANAL ssp<rss- No lev EJe.. L.
srtt ls nhi..ntt- Aa.tfess P.U. to1 lu1. Tsr i, H.
T. iu1 ah1rttltsl fur tas pl.s .~ven year al, IL
owuef has obtainrd at1 dtsorcrs t,E'nx ihss ,ilnw
4 AfgS1c- c-MESTCIASs N1SlIINii 10 ,jOiy 4
4s1 RApd " i'll rAi nj . Vert MaI!ie.tuAt -
A@ASTHn-AII DESCKIrTH1Ns NJ I,I.Y, i;,.i,I
en-. ALTO GOOD w.sehs*, j~.vkhr. al. Eli! ..iser
bAkTsETl's. .'s South Cls:s,:; p--' 81
N'ANTED-AL. KINDS or OH l;eOEE;y
lit alse stvd ~Atthss, iist.. VI. s.hl. -Itre, e.
tAha f'ss M ssh al - 'ta'+t. R'rnr:f<: Tx t:a-
WASTED-A HORSE .1Si, Ri..:t;y F.,N ~,
y asfts n Adams tulnty. Wiz. well h~1t,i j.
H. -AASOERsoa. 13s's lluaIlA.za.-s.. K..al. =
fAPRovGD COPPER LH;HTAIS,: C,)SDtft,
= iols. Mansests purchaser :.r STATE aIu Catuty
i.Slts ot on VI tEr t-rt i.Ise: tshtu:ns Euluct,ts
il utt. Arrfy tais .as At r.. Ss.t -.
NASTED-Ta Rt'r FOR CASH, LApIA~' ASn
Eentlrnen'r rGt-! rfttias ny s.ai:ns Ie:;.., !,
l.GELi'Ek. ~ b. Wells e.., anil :. psa:sL..s,
WASTtn-a GpnD FsREPKr,F SAFE IN
u. taf Mc..i-s.l T.. k-r,In II. ,''."
, 1870-07-30
TO LEASE,

'T'O. O.LEASE-STATH-ST lo>1ls. FHFr. WILL
kHe*. th'A for teu sc1r-, 9Th dwtfIi0G. i~.r
ts:E.- An HEu.uai oapo!t1nity Ah,. !.tr in .ss,rE
paftA Of the rity for Ake &1tIS H. II F. LII Il1sx
, 1870-07-30
- -" - -----.---
AGENTS WANTED.

\ E"aTS WANTED f479-RE. E.IsSUf-1,.t
y :, san.lrrs FnrsstepA+.'A 1hos'nstls tavi-r
TIA Ill pa%, iNlst1UI %1ls. al.. te -ilsx ,uu rt
thr NJ" t,lifun AEfht+ 1n,rts f< tt,ir ni u; ,t4
rttkr: lS auI Is, StAte-t- J. H. LipflS,sUrfs
, 1870-07-30

Ha laiEsfI1s Alls- IAp4. EE. H+ %u4
tf At" E'!it"n. AcrntA 11nsrs tx sir nis. y: ,rs
Gu. ~ -
- szs;rle. -tat ,s,s. S,.sSIr ITs,e T. liz
lst'itS. :" Stath Hsstei-:.. Gs:se1sr
4 GtSfs WASFfD-5sA nAT To MALE aAb
SHlTIt.E SEWl! !>G MaCitISHS. SIisca 4I.k. -
BIN r,trA. nnd /. ihr nnlt f.IEENShN SHUTTLE MA.
CHM ..l3 ih thr ncd Stake tor ltees th,l Ski
IT.. the .1r rt:st-, N-u frrd All ether. are is:r.ps.
nentt ar" tE- -+iirE 7s hses liable ps..s4~su;
nd =. ,i,.I,saI!tut- t'unt srrs. Addr4. w. A. MI II.
i"ESTs wAs1tn, For uANvAsSiSG IN
S.A4tTy s"ir tur FsInsl S,.ss Cart. Ir1u,,tsr.
Ch!,atu. III, ''
\GtSlS WANrEn-I,a.t MHS, fMMEplATE,,y.
y tn sril th.. hrH War Mar II EnsuI.:. ArtlN It
oser. nr .entt e*Ate fes +aiarr. t;t:V. i. EKAA n
Co, II l.a!,-.t. tAraer
Agents wANTEn-MAKE HAY WHILE THE
utr rh' sr WaF Nh; ~ sa::'ll nrr-.ty tlr
rnTtf 1fotnk Ike ll"t rakes- Ir a-tu.e f.i.ty
swimming III ,.uues: selling l.~t xr day ratt taI Il
.ke-. q: .tr:A . rft:. tnT +A1ur.r. GEO. f. GRAN
to-, ~ LAkr--t. Gheant :
GENTS WASTED-F.IR DR. RKtRVS vE:W
y HOME PHYSICIAN. Also, fur standard iir,s+.
ttat+i works; Tenn. lIbsra.. ". +. kEESEK, iss
MA:lseu-t. ChiSaEn. Ill
A gents -wASTkD-WATCil FRKE 70 EVERY
n aernt. male and tensile. tn light hu..nes paylt.
ant aaay Call Or :>n.i IS rvns. inr fanpl. +. ".
CNAPfkLL q South II zstsl-s. Chcaku.
AGFN1S .WASTED-OUn NEW MAI or TIE
II Seat rf Var in Eur'pc Era:r. kvrre inrlIi.
EsE: !naa wants X Samples ly mail u cents. GUD-
4 - I.k
, 1870-07-30

JcweIcra. 40. liz Lake street, Chicago.
, 1870-07-30

I'ro,asht Sttr 11osx 3fi1ua<, July Is.
Wlrn the 1,n1on Club, OF Ao1isanta. began p!ay
th;s asa. Tie general opinion WAS that the cub
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
eRANr,s coon SENSE.

To General Grant belongs the credit
of suggesting and urging upon Congress
Just before it adjourned, and in view OF
war in Europe. the ProPriety and i'm
Portance of passing a law authorizing the
transfer to American owners of foreign
built ships. The Senate, in its haste to
leave Washington, refused to consider
the question, and the House acted quite
as unwisely. Such an opportunity NAV
not occur again in fifty years. Prussian
bottoms to the extent Of 10000 tons
cleared from American ports last year.
"A large portion of this valuable tonnage
would seek American owners at low fo-
ures had our laws been made to allow
the transfer. Men may sneer at General
Grant s lack of Craftsmanship. He proved
himself possessed of far higher order
OF sagacity than the senate of the United
States when he proposed what the Senate
refused to consider. 1t is gratifying to
know that General Schenck, who cannot
be accused of great desire to buy foreign
goods, promptly agreed to second the |
PRESIDENTS request, but was overruled
by the aid of such free trade Democrats
as James Brooks. Schenck saw what
golden opportunity has come for the re
covery OF our maritime business and
like man Of sense, he desired to i'm
prove it. Let it be remembered that the
President, in his common sense and
practical way. has proved himself wiser
man the preten6ous gentlemen who talk
craftsmanship in the Senate and in the
ouse,--SGA9NSkY Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
FRIED BABIES IN Russia.

"A very singular story comes from
Russia. A peasant woman Of the inter
ior named Eugenia ChubakoVa having
a still born child. put it away in large
box, which the experienced women OF
the village had told her was the proper
thing. under the circumstances. to do.
Two days after she raised the lid of the
box to see what had become Of the child,
and found that it had disappeared and
concluded that the "Domovoi, - or spirit
Of the House had carried it away. Chu
bakof, the husband, and the wise wo-
men who had assisted at the delivery
were also of the opinion that the Domo
vol had taken possession of the body.
and it was resolved to keep the whole
affair a profound secret. A month after
ward, however, the local authorities
heard the story and instituted a search.
the result of which was that a village
thief named Vassh was proved to have
stolen the missing body, and, acting un-
der the advice of wizard, to have fr1ed
it, in order that out of the fat which fell
from it he might make a taIisman1c can
die to assist him in the pursuit Of his
profession. By the light of the candles
made from the fat of the fried babv a
thief may steal as much as he likes with
out fear of discovery but it is necessary
that the baby should have been baptized
The light from candle made out of the
fat of a still-born child is without virtue
and as soon as this was explained to the
thief he desisted from the magical pro
cess which he had already commenced
Once in possession of a candle made
from the fat of baptized infant the THE
has a course of unbroken prosperity be
fore him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
ABSURD Fashions.

The haste to follow the fashions, how
ever absurd or uncomfortable they may
be, is certainly an oPprobrium to the
women of the present day; it has
amounted for some years almost to a
vice all over the world and cynical men
cite it as an evidence that women are,
in some respects, so different from men
as to make them Intellectually incapable
of equality with men.
We think it weak point in the wo-
man rights movement that its advocates
have not taken hold of this practical
question of dress and fashion, and tried
to form a public opinion which would
lead to a rebellion against the constantly
changing fashions of dress. 1t NAV be
answered that it IS woman's duty look
pretty, and to that we heartily agree
but that is no reason why all women
should tie horsehair bags to the back of
their heads; or why, at the command of
some womans tailor in Paris. women
should turn up their skirts in what are
called ''Paniers IA fashion which most
Of US remember tc have been initiated
from the care Of washerwomen who tuck
up their dresses to keep them out of the
sloP; or to wear ttilting hoops" at the
expense of modesty, or trains in the
street at the sacrifice of cleanliness.-.N
r Past
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
TnE SOCIAL EVIL IN ST. louis.


The registration of lewd women II
4bis citv Under the recent law Tor tn'
regulation Of the social evil shows son
curious and rather startling tacts-
registration Of the city, norm % Niiou
tes1, avenue. comprising perhaps al1ou
-. -,,,,syters of the whole. enumeTates
16o co1rtesans, a much less number thai
1Tse expected. 1t is commonly consid-
cred. and perhaps its fact, that large
nronortion of the women Of this sort arr
Victims Of arts and devices Of designine
men. but Of such characters IN St. Loui
sr7 declare their course of life deliberate
" chosen by themselves 81 give seduc
ton as the cause of their fall. while tins
remainder give as reasons for becoming
what they are a dislike to labor, love Of
dress. neglect of husbands, domestic
trouble. no one to care for them, and ID
some instances, the shocking assertion
is boldly made that their downfall was
effected by the temptation Of members
Of their own sex, and even parents and
other near relatives are implicated in
their ruin. Another question addressed
to these women in the preparation of the
lists, is why they continue a life o.
vice p The answer is various. but the
one conveyed in the words "by choice
is altogether the most frequent. Among
other reasons given. are Nowhere tc
90, Ashamed to go home, mo othel
means Of living" &c. The cases II
which a desire IS indicated to get away
from life of shame are not many.
One feature in the new system will be
that in such cases measures will be ia
ken by which the unfortunate will b.
enabled to separate herself from a cours'
of vice if sincerely desirous 50 to do
The whole list furnished much for mora
reformers to mediate over.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
DENTISTS.

DR. SIM, having opened an once im
ID EVANl BLOCK. S prepared TO do all
kinds of Dental " OrlE In the latest aud
moet approved manner.
rtrGcting.-Nttrous oxide eused-periecty
harmless.
lar [, e b made b autiful.
AppIid7lces for cleft palate and loss Of sub
stHmce. either by accident or disease iu-
gen Ously made.
Makes Cold. SitUer, Porcelain, Rubber.
Aluminium. AdGTaa7lttHe anu Hest00is Metal.
satisfaction guarantei d.
He uses DIR. TWICHELi's ''SQt Lining,
which is a 20 t, flexible lining, male 10 ar
the gums perfectlv, thereby prev, uting ir-
ritatiun IF the gums and securing d more
perfect fit, euH Hbring persons 10 wear 9, eth
who f. ON old age or nt-i ased gums could
not. II eau he attached TO either of the
above plates, so that persons y caring plrtes
that do not fit or that fall dawn when talk
ing or eating, can have them REM died
quickly. permanently and cheaply- we
attach il to all of W irlz free or charge,
bui chai ge s. for attaching it to plafe IS made
by pliers. Gall rnd see if, ul-o c-rti nc0teH
from per~ons who c.tuld not wear teeth ht
all until they tried 1tCirhetps Sgft Lining.
All persons are cautioned against usiue IT,
AS he has the eEclusive right Tor tue town
Of Delaware.
Diseases OF the gums, mouth and throat
cui ed.
M charge for Examination or GdUicc. m
charges m. luerabe.
Nitrous Oxide administered for Surgeons
in m nor operations. aprdtf