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ACCIDENT ON THE NORTHERN BALBOA

ACCIDENT ON THE NORTHERN RAILROAD.
Only one person is known to have had a full
view of the Northern Railroad accident at
Canaan. That individual was laborer at
work in the field adjoining the scene of the
calamity. He heard both trains coming, and
fcresaw from their speed what would he the re-
suit. Waving his hat be ran with all possible
haste toward the track. When within few
rods OF the road the collision occurred, and the
scene is reporaed to have been grand and terri
BILE. The engines were long ones, and were of
very uniform size and strength. The instant
they met both OF their boilers exploded with a
power that made the earth tremble percepti-
bly,. AS the engines struck they appeared to
embrace each other in terrific, deadly COM
bat, then rose some twenty feet in the air and
finally fell together one confused mass of hot
steaming and broken ruins. The moment of
the collision the air was filled with flying frag-
ments of wood and iron, which in some cases
were carried twenty rods. The even weight
and strength of the two engines caused much
of the force of the conclusion to expend itself
quite uniformly on the machines themselves,
and thus limiting the disaster to the trains.
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Simmons, the sculptor, at Rome, has execut-
So very fine bust of his brother sculptor.
"'ofy, for the family of his subject.
Nav t V, Pember, one of the editors of the
" MAJOR ork Stgndard was attacked and severe
bv three n ia Oity Hall Park Wednesday night
bles. on' ne personally resem-
deara anity college, Hartford, has conferred tbe
Broofn a The on dea Rss 5 1e Paddock Of
ferred on ex-Lieut Gov. Stewa,t vas con-
ford, of New York. ""'' Il. Wood.
Hon. John P. Hale is lvino in -.
dence at Dover. There is painful renont les. .I
ne mas had two paralytic shocks. fS'' Ii'"'
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THE TRIENNIAL.
News by Lafesf Mail

In Providence, Wednesday, Cornelius Sulli-
van was drowned while bathing, and Peter
Mellroy, in . fit of delrium, jumped from
bridge and was lost.
Sixty-two, or according to other reports six
ty-six OF the fathers voted conditionally on The
dogma of infalliblity
Coi. Fernando Suerelta,a prominent Havana
merchant and colonel in the Cuban army ar
rived In New York Wednesday from Nassau
and reports that the Cnbans were very success
fui IN their campaigns, and confirms the re-
ports Of Spanish barbarities He is confident
That every musket landed by the first Upton
expedition was saved.
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WE have received from Mr.. John Russell

WE have received from Mr.. John Russell.
agent, 179 Middle street, the numbers of
Zelps Popular Encyclopedia from the twenty
first to the thirtieth inclusive, completing the
first volume. This work is appropriately call
ed Universal Dictionary. 1t embraces in
concise and convenient form, great variety
of information on almost every conceivable
topic. 1t is history, biography and science
combined from the latest source of Informal
'ion' while facts are made appreciable at a
slance Dy means of the portraits and diagrams
MI "n,cn the work is copiously illustrated.
AnoSo WHO WISH to secure valuable work for
'eierence Will md in this a good investment.
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LIEUT.. DREw.-As We feared at the time
the Lieut.. Drew, who died horrible dealt -
starvation and thirst, whilst lost in the morn-
tains of New Mexico, June 9Th, was Cbarle.
Chauncey Drew, youngest son of Rev. w A
Drew of Augusta He served two or three
years in the Third Maine regiment and was it's
adjutant at one time.
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The Halifax IN. 81 Chronicle, says: The

The Halifax IN. 81 Chronicle, says: The
New Brunswick elections showAhat our sister
province is fast repenting her acceptance of
the Union. st. John City sends to Parlia-
ment one Anti Confederate, st. John county
sends two Anti Confederates, and though it is
the other counties it seems foregone copclu-
sion thatlthe present Local Government will be
driven out of power. Should our prognosti-
cations prove correct, there is still hope for
Nova Scotia. A few more turnings of the Do
minion screw must set the Legislature of New
Brunswick in direct opposition to the Union.
no matter what may now be the opinions of its
members.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

OOMHAS41O FOh1Ss
NEW OkLEANS-Cld sth, brig Adeline Richard
MoDILE-od 9th, brig Julia Carney, Colburn,
SAVANNAII-Sld sth, barque Merrmac Nichols,
st Marys to load for Buenos Ayres.
RICHMOND-Sld 18th. sch Carrie Melvin, Lime
BALTIMORE--Ar 18th. schs Sunbeam, Bunker,
PnliADEkPHiA-Af 18th, sch Sarah WATSON,
Cid 18th, sch Lizzie Stetson, Augusta.
Cid 18th, schs Ocean Belle. Coffin, Tor Providence;
NEW YORk-Ar 18th brig Mountain Eagle. from
Elizabethport tor Salem; Gurus, Toothaker, Gardi-
ner; schs Carrie Webt, Brewster Georgetown sc
Maria Lunt, Boynton, and Ruth Thomas, Dodge,
do tor do; Albert Mason, Low. and Alice Cakes Mar
som Ga ,sdh IA, Ada N Ames Adams HIGHLAND
Prince; Suzanne, Simpson. Demarara.
PROvIDENCE-Sld 18th, sch Petrol. RumrilI,
HOLMEy HOLE-Ar 18th. brig Charles Heath.
Pendleton, Rondout for Boston, tsplit sas); schs
Snow, Thorndike. and Rena, Bishop, New York for
Woodbury., from Rockport ior Bucksville.
R0STON-Ar 18th, sch Ocean Eagle, Maxwell,
delphia; Romp, Miller, Lubec Kate Mclean, Hal
lock. Portland, to load for New York.
Staples. Philadelphia; sch Nellie, Anderson, New
; CID 18th, barque Almira Coombs, Wilson, Rich.
Bowen. Alexander. Portland. -
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Chas Comery Pinkham,
Clark, Elizabethport; M Hart, Rawiey. Hoboken;
american Chef, Snow, Rondout; Fioreo, Hale, and
NEWBURYPORT- sid 18th, schs Addie l. Cutler.
Smith Bangor; Ned Sumpter. Shaw, aud Hudson,
PORTsMOUTH-Ar 1lth brig Guiding Star, Free
thy. New York; schs M d Marston, Marston, and
Gen Meade Allen, New York.
Ar 18th. schs advance. Dunton: and Henry Clay,
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THE official returns from twenty-nine
counties in Illinois show the following result
on the new Constitution, and the eight dis.
tinct propositions:
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For Sale!

I CE from this water ready for present or future
L delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
N. o. CRAM,
March 18th, 1870. mr1sediett
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TN Cape Elizabeth. Knightville, lot of land with
i Store and Housettst, on. Cali at the premise
and inquire
apr18e B. CUMMINGS,
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WANTED.

4 TT. M. KIMBALL & cos, two good Sleigh
~ Ironers, and two good Blacksmith's helpers.
jy15d1w
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The Lincoln county Republican Conven-
ton will be held at Wiscasset on the 18th of
August
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods de,,lers. Price 25
cents per bottle. mr2e.d1v
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TO Printers.
Neb0QO Lake Ice.

A FONT of NEW BREWER TYPE (212 lbs, can
a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND Maine, at a Great Bargain:
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Newcastle, NSW, May %, barque Eli Whit.
ney, Tamil. - n.
Ar at Dunedin, NJ, May "a, brig Sally Brown.
Matthews. New York.
Ar at Singapore 18th ult, ship st Paul, Martin,
Cardiff.
Sid i'm Saugor Sd ult, ship Andrew jackson, Field,
Boston. .
Sid fm Barcelona 2sth ult, sch James ODonohue,
Smith, Matanzas.
Ar at Liverpool 7th inst, ship Atlantic, Pencil,
Savannah.
Sid tim Callao May 3lst, barque o Whitmore,
Humphrey, Guanape, to load for United States, at
SIS gold
SIN i'm st Thomas goth, sch M A Coombs, COMBS,
Porto Rico.
AR at Havana 10Th inst, brig II G Berry, Colson
New York.
Ar at Matanzas 4th inst, brig Ponvert Allen, Pen
sacola.
Cid 9TH, barque Ellen Stevens, How. Baltimore.
Ar at Cardenas 4th inst brig L + Dunbar Nichols
Philadelphia. tt'
Cid at Quebec 9Th inst, ship Magnet, Heating, tor
Liverpool.
CID at St John, NB 18th inst. ship Annie Fish,
Yates, Liverpool.
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DEpARYURk OF OCEAN srxAmEss
2 RT OF POR I'll A Nd.
Thursday. July II.

Thursday. Julya II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carl0tta, Colby. Halifax, N S,-mdse
and passengers. to John Porteous.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Julia. (Br, Douglass, st George, NIB - pine
boards to D Lord.
Sch Intrepid, Stanley, Boston, seeking.
Sch j P Bent Robinson, Salem.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth Kelley, Lynn, seeking.
Sch Harry Bluff, Phillips, Salem tor Bay Chaleur.
-s FL CLEARED. -
Steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York-Hen-
ry Fox. ~.
Brig Ocean Belle, Dizer, Cardenas-Lyncb, Bal
ker s. Co.
Sch Emblem. tBr) Eisenham, Chester, NS-Port-
land Packing Co.
Sch Talent, OBI CofHn, st John, NB-F Bar
rett.
Sch Citizen. Upton, Boston-Yeat0n g. Boyd.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton Boston-James &
Williams. .-s
Sch Buena Vista, Lewis, Wiscasset-Easern Pack
Sch RienZi. RichardSou Vhoyn
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Bachelors Hair I've.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the worIa
tue only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable in.
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts
remedies the ill effects bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful blackor brown
Sold by all Druggistsand Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, ls Bond At Nv
June 3-1s7OsNdiyr&w
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MARRIED..

In this city July Z, by Rev. Mr.. Hart, Clarence l..
Marston, OF Yarmouth and Miss Clara L. Osgood,
o. Durham.
In Auburn, July 10, Marshall A. Locke and Ida
A. Littlefeld.
In Embden, July 10, Marshall W. Houghton, of
Anson and Jane d. Heay, OF Concord.
In Rockland, July O. JAS. w. Lash, of Walloboro,
and Ellen q. Ames, of jefferson.
In West Camden, July 8, Geo. W. Spear and Han.
nah Perry, both OF Warren. 80
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To remove Tan, Sunburn, PfmpEes, and Erun.
tons from the skim use Schloter ,ck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G, Schlotter-
beck & Co, Apothecares and Che mists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at so cents per bot.
tie. mavs ant,
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brig ID Lincoln, (of Portland) Merriman, from
Havana for CaiSaren in ballast, was totally wrecked
were sayed. 1.-THE vessel registered $50 tons, was
built at Brunswick in 1854, and owned by Hoph-
nj Eaton. and Stanwood Noyes of Portland, and
parties in Brunswick. Partly insured.
LAUNCHED-At Castine 9th inst. brig of 220 IONS
named Sias Martin, intended for the West India and
cOastwse trade.
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lPer steamer Javaa. at New York,

Sid I'm Rangoon May 20, John G Potter, Mcclure
Falmouth; City OF Bangor, Menzes. Queenstown
Sid I'm Bombay I'd ult Tmour, Spooner, Boston,
Sid TIM Barcelona 2Sth ult, JAS O'Douohue, Smith.
Matanzas.
Sid I'm Cadiz 27th ult, L Staples, HERMAN. for
Glouceste, Mass. 'oi
Ar at Dunkirk goth ult, Martha Bywker. C,ood-
burn, Callao. H--. ' 00'
Sid I'm Liverpool goth ult, Jane Fish, Brown. New
York; Adela McLoon, Monroe, Baltimore wv
Sid I'm Bristol LIST inst, Lizzie II, Spring. Cardiff
and Calcutta. 'P'"s'
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FROM MERCHANTS ExonANGE.
Ar at Buctouche, NIB, 18th inst, brig San Jacinto,
erosion, Portland. '-tHa
Ar at Matanzas 9Th brig Julia Z Haskell HASKELL
Portland; sch Vesta, Rogers, do.
Barque Aberdeen, from Philadelphia for Cork,
struck on Long Island 9th inst and is leaking 1000
strokes per hour.
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HANCOCK COUNT,

The ladies of Steuben, by leveees and 10 9th.
er ways, have raised sufficient money. and
have erected Soldiers Monument" bearing
upon it the names of all soldiers from thai
town who died during the war.
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SPOKEN.
June 30 lat 4s 49, lon q 10. ship Jas Foster, from
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been appointed commissioners TO receive
and decide upon all claims against tue estate Of
David s. Merrill, late OF Portland deceased, except
those OF the administrator, which estate has been
represented nsolvent; and that shall be in ses-
SION 1or mat purpose at the Office OF Bonney and
fulen, os Exchange ST., in said Portland, on the
vember and the first and last Saturdays OF De-
cember, 1870 from ten TO twelve o'clock in the fore
noon.
PERCIVAL BONNEY.
STANLEY L. PULLEN.
Portland, July7, 1870. FriJy15 1aw3t
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where were read the chronicles by j. w.
heene OF Brewer, comprised chiefly of allu-
sions to the individual characteristics of the
class, and like most of their kind a few good
things, but more in bad taste and much better
dispensed with. A prophecy and parting adj
dress followed, closing with the Ode.
Tonight there twill be dance under the
auspices OF the class of 20, when the intellect
ual strain of the past few days will give place
to the exercise of the heels, and with the exit
OF the elderly friends the formal entertainments
of the hosts will give way and the heroes will
make their final bows amid sea of glory and
nunrh
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Warren Dwinell has been appointed Post
master at Caribou, vice Lester Dwinell, re-
signed.
A Sherman Mills correspondent of the
Houlton Times says that farmers in Aroostook
county should raise their own apple trees from
the seed, or they will find themselves minus
to the amount CT their money and their
trouble, if they buy New York, or even West
ern Maine trees He says he has tried it, and
knows. The climate is too severe.
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Wanted Immediately

a PASTRY and MEAT COOK, at
GRAND TRUNK DINING HALL.
jyl5-dIWs
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A singular claim is pending, in law, against
Daniel Haines, of Parkman. A stranger was
passing his house with heavily loaded team
and wishing to obtain some help about getting
his load up an adjacent hill, called at MI
Hainess front door, and, no one answering his
to the back door, where he was attacked nv
the watchdog, which seized him by the chin
with his teeth, inficting an unpleasant wound.
This action is for DAMAGES inf1ictad
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in Bangor. p'N"N
A Bangor policeman is the owner of n LARGE
dog which bears him company in his n;gRt
watch; sleeping in the forenoon, about town in
the afternoon, and coming down to dutv At o
o'clock L. M. as regularly as the days come
and go. oo"i'
The Bangor Wing says that family named
Misho in removing from Madawaska to VIM.
days after the arrival at Winn, the mother
sickened and died, leaving of the family oniv
the father and a little daughter o"'J
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rh. R.a ntan 10 ceuuell.

We had a visit a visit at our editorial
,aaetum this morning. Two Of the
leading or head men of the Washoe
and Piute tribes of Indians, of this
neighborhood, Captain Charley and
Captain johnson. called upon us, de-
string that the NEWS should make
official proclamation that a grand In
dian pow-wow, prayer meeting anu
findango will come Of this and to-mor-
row evenings, in lower Gold Hill, a
short distance east Of the Piute mill.
The object of the occasion Is four-fold:
First, to consult as to the probable
causes of the late earthquakes, the
opinion among the Indians prevailing
that q Indian no good-tOo d-n much
poker and no work" Second, to APP
pease or mollify the offended Spirit
of God in the other hunting ground,
by PRAYER and offers of repent
ance. "a highly commendable con-
clusion : and worthy ofimitation by the
whites.) The next object Of the Cotn-
Gil Is to have a fdnddnge-like the Cal
ifornia Legislature had not long ago
dancing being considered an evidence
of gllorification at n grand triumph.
" Adam."a good old Indian Of sew
enty (who, like Bill Lafferty, Of Silver
City, Is u "good man" when he's OUT,
il to preside over the deliberations of
Indian Council tonight. So the
of Indians who waited on
this morning informed us; and we
are requested by them to extend a gem
eral Invitation to everybody to visit
their camp this evening, or tomorrow
evening. CThe sale Of spirituous IL
quors Il entirely prohibited Mt this
camp-meeting. A good example for
the whiteS.)
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TIE DROP CuRTAIS.-The hnc new
drop curtain at Piper's Opera House,
painted by Rogers, is a very pretty
one, and adds greatly to the attractive
appearance each evening.
OrnIR AssEssMENT.-The Trustees
of the Ophir Silver Mining Company,
last Saturday levied an assessment OF
81 per share, a~ggregating T33,6Oo, de-
linquent February 1lth.
TIE LAST NIaHr.-Recollect that to-
night is the very last night of the
grand Brignoli Opera season. Mar
tina is the opera for this evening.
Coon WoRx.-The quantity Of ore
crushed ut the Sierra Nevada mill for
the past week was 36I tons.
OvERMAN RECErpTs.-The December
receipts of the Overman Mining Com
pany amounted to $4,000.
Ii this age when merit Is obScurcd by s~clEasscr.
lion, and ylarlnS advertisements take the place OF
solid talent, Il IL a pleasure to meet with true worth.
recommend the DIR. ]. Z. Young Institute. OILS Sac
ranlento street, San Francisco. Darling It's twenty
wears Of operation Il has held the highest place OF
integrity, and has been recognized ~ 3 sure refuge
Of the sick, where all receive skiilful and honorable
treatment. See advertisement on the inside.
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RAINIER LYRIcs.-Lives there q man
with soul 80 dead as not unto himself
hath said: $40 Banner Brothers L
wi, 60 aud get rugged out from top to
toe. with the choicest clothes that e'er
was seep, for I won't be so deuced
green as 90 to other shops to trade,
Tben I see suits before me iaid, NJ
chsoner prices than could l the self
same goods elsewhere 60 buy. !
had a donkey what wouldn't 60 anu
eat where he got the fairest Show you
bet yorr ribs I'd call him an ass, who'd
feed on sagebrush instead OF good
crass. Twas ever thus-from Child
foods hour I've seen the finest cloth.s
decay: I never saw u shirt or VEST,
Int IL was apt to wear away. | never
owned a bob-tailed coat to charm me
wifi, It's stunning cast but 1t was sure
70 f,ds and tear, and come to vulgar
holes at last. Oh! thus be 1t . wnen
fine coats decay, and seedy ana thresu-
hare their charms drop away let US
90 straight to Banners and purchase
now clothes, at the cheapest OF rates as
avervbody knows" All this palaVer
IL only Your eye meant TO direct to
Banners new advertisement-in an
other column.
KRrrrscuNrrr.-Ex-Coun Assessor
Kruttschnitt Is now proprietor and
chief engineer Of a furniture establish
lishment up on B street, Virginia,
where he sells. manufactures, and re-
Dairs all sorts of furniture. He works
hard. with hands daubed with glue and
yarnish. and up 70 his knees In shay
ings. He swears that his road as
County Assessor was a little the rough
eat, thorniest oldtrail ever he travelled,
and the honor of the office not worth
mentioning. Uneasy the head that
wears a crown" Kruttschnitt has re
tired from public political life; he
WANTS no more Of 1t In his. He simply
wants 20 be let alone-exeept by those
desiring anything In the furniture hne.
A WOODEN CuRIosrrY.-At Roman
Brothers cigar and tobacco store, on c
street, virginia, Is to be seer a decided
curiosity. in the shape Of a block OF
wood. completely honeycombed out by
worms or ants. 1t appears to nc q
Chunk of pine or cedar, and 80 COM
nIeteIy cut up into cells and passages
with thin partitions between, that you
can look through It In all directions.
II same from over the other side OF the
mountains, and Is valuable as aspeci-
men of insect carving and curiosity.
LINCOLN HosE.-Lincoln Hose Co.
M q. of Gold Hill, will hold a reg
ular monthly meeting this evening
Zee notice.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

w WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s n
All Mccarty, Mis-. Mary Sloan, Mis-; Mel /
lie Sloan. ] Myrick, II B Myrick, J Dodds, +
oy.rmey.r. q X Davis. E Coleman Mrs
stevens and child, Mr. Badge, Fl Levy, Mrs
HONEYWELL, ] Sullivan, D John'on'' Cofron'
81 l-1
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Departures.

BY WELLS, FARGO n co.'s LINE.
Jo. Elder, Peter King, T s Sla5on, Mis
Kate Wyatt, Mr. Curtis and vile, Mrs NINA
Hunnewell, Jno Ayrcs, ST hoole, AlSnse'
Bas.c, o d Rolfe. Harry Becker, Geo hant :
Jno Dalmas and daughter, Mr. Lemery, Jno Q 3
Feacan, J Martin, Minnie MeIsdoIHer. :
Page, Jno Sullivan, Pat Donnelly' hfscn'
field, VIM Oates.
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MEDICAL.


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cess OF eighteen years, and has become ono OF
the renowned H9spltals OF me aec; ma. INC
celebrated LOCK iiotp,tnI ~ ~ !oh9Un, anu .ao
NO less isnoMhea estapishmsnt OF hiSotI a.
Paris, this INSTITUTE mas Decoine 70 my raclnS
Coast. The thonsands annuaiiy receiNea ano
cured At this place lsln point " nuniueE1i pa
hents among. the very nrst ol NY "oIiu, w
the SUCCESS Vi ils eeaen'cn'
none.
Seminal Weakness or ..
weaxness I'M his muscular and mental organiZa-
tion' should stop 10 consider whence It arises.
IL uiIi and In Inc weakncss of the back, tremb-
ling Of the limbs, disOrdercd digestion. unae-
dIstaste for society. dread OF impending trouble,
forebodipgs OF evil. sleeplessness. troubled and
lascivious drcamf, growing deaincss, Iots OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of disorganization, the positive traces OF That
most terrible and destructive OF az dlrentes'
Seminal away ms po"era;
destroying his hopes OF lie ahd mahhe0d, anu
dragging him along the broken pain Oh I'VE rex
istence towardp premature shd ioathtome GIave.
To him who nnds ms Ile drlnDhng on! ~ 'no
discharge VI tic vital prlnciplc OF e1lslcnee III
nocturnal and diurnal emissions tilc mere ger.
sation OF lite appearance brings no assurance OF
relief.
Marriage, TINT holy office, that safeguard ond
hope Of manhood, brings TO such q one no hopo
Of cure. but adds 70 his misery I'D tnc khoWiSusS
that the one who looks 10 him for 70 much OF
her happincss. Is q victim 10 bis evil. and ann
noccnt companion TO his punishment. lie ADDS
TO his misery and disorder until nope leaves
him. There " no rescue except In proper Gnu
skillful treatment. Ihose VINO nave pe ~ = gu
victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, lascl-
natInp nud destructive habit, which flls thou
sandI or sick rooms with paralytics ana con.
snmp,iyca. and hundreds OF untincly graves
viii I; y delay one who win Fympathizs
Nth tLrir sufrcrIngs, To such the Doctor would
nsnnoiaiI, ,dJrcss himself. giving 10 each and oil
ssp.s 800 Of n and PERMANENT
CIIKE without hindrancG to business, change
VI "N''" -
I,nportnpt 10 Females.
Whom n female IL In trouble or afflicted with
ancc, the inquiry. should be. where ~ iheIe a
physician VINO u luly cornPe'en. ~ a. anrictv
rcilel. anu M ~ H., y, " 10 ronsdcnce of The com.
r~ccOnin;chH mn W. sh' ,nG"rstandtnc how i'm
nlun,tyi Inc Sol"srv these rcouiIemcnts are,
perh'I.Sg uont 20 i,,rrnosc md bcg the attcn.
ieeIs C~, ,Sa a,tN,n, ~ ~ ,hre fSct thai he has been
uop v ~ nbstrctics and Fcmsl DiseaYcs
= onn,y rcors and IL fnlly qualified TO admin
iot tmentH Sssns 10th mcJicinnjIy md surgical.
H. nnt In n snperfIcIal manner, hut in ~ thor
TGr,1Ss' = manner ns yenrY of stndy ard practice
Soih IN h%ospitals and private famllics-c can
make. 10 ave them from the hands Of the un.