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Manhood: How Lost. How Restored.

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, new edition Of DIR. CuL-
lVERwELL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radi.
cal cure without medicine) Of SPERMATuoR.
RHRA, or Seminal weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, lMroTESCY Mental and Ply :.
icsl Incapacity, lmpedonts to Marriage, etc
also, CoNsUMrTioN, EPILEPSY, and Frs, In.
duced by sellindulgence or sexual cxtraya.
gance.
RS-Prlce, In q sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable es.
saI, clearly demonstrates from n thirty years
81 ,cessinl practice, that the alarming conse.
quences Of self abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use OF Internal medicine
or the application OF the knife pointing out u
mode OF cure at once simple, certain and effect
ual, by means Of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
chenply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture should he In the hands OF every
youth and every man In the land
sent, under seal, In u plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps
Also Dr. Culverwell's Marriage Guide"
price 25 cents
| Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. q. KLINE Il Co.,
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~ ~ ~ "
SAde OF foer Ran,- whiskcy, Preot
Spirits n nd Refuse IAauors doc,ored, epiced
and swectoned 70 please the taste. called Ton.
ics,"" Appetizor.," Restorers," &C., that lead
the tIpplcr on 10 drunkenness and ruin, but are
a,ruo Madeline, ade fsom the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, free from all Alcoholic
stimuiants. Thoy are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER aud LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPIE perfect Renoystor and Invigorator OF
Che system, carrying on all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood 10 healthy condition. No
person can take these Bittors according TO dirce-
uon and remain long unwell.
For Ipnammntory aud Chronic Rhcu-
mntism mud Cont, Dyspepsia or indi-
sostiou, Bilious, Rcmittent and iuter-
mittent Fcvors, Diseases OF the Hood,
Liver, Kidneys, aud Bladder, these Bit
ters have boon most successful. Such Dis
ea.cs aro caused by vitiated BLOOD. which
10 generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. PAIN in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
meas Of the Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructstlons OF
the stomach, bad taste IN the Mouth. Bilious AZ
tacks, ralpltation OF the Heart. Inflammation OF
the Lungs Pain In the horcgions OF the Kidneys. and
ahundrcd other painful symptoms. arc the OF
springs Of Dyspepsia.
torpid liver and bowels. which render them OF us
sQualied efficacy In cleansing the blood OF Al
impurities. and impartins now iifo and vigor V
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Ernptions' 'retssf,
Salt Rheun, Blotchcs. spots, Pimples, Pustuiea'
Dolls, Carbuncles, Ring. Worms, scald.lioad, Sore
Eyes, ErysIpelas, Itch, scurfs, Discoloratons OF
tie skin, Humors and Diseases OF tho Skin, OF
whatever namo or nature. are literally dog 60
sni icayied out II the system In short tms ty
tAs use Of these Bltters. ono bottle In suen
eas1s will convince tho most inoreduleus OF she's
curative effects.
Cleanse the vltistod Blood whenever you nm
rs Impurities bursting through the skin In PIN
tlys, Eruptlons or Sores cleanse 1t when yos
e1d 10 distracted and sluggish In the veins
sleanss It when It is foul, and your feelings vul
t,n you when. Keep the blood pure aud eas
hc.lth Of tie system will follow.
PIN, TAPE aad other WORMS, lur-fng IN
tac system OF 70 many Thousands, arc efectually
destroyed aud removed. For fall directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J.wALkER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD
co., Druggists and Gen. Agep<s. San Francisco,
Cal, and 20 aud 81 Commerce Street, New York
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DKALKRA
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DR.. FAHRNEY'S
Celebrated Blood Cleanser or PanaCca

It must 10 a botter Cathartic, better altora.
tive, better SudOrihc, better Diulotic, bet.
ter Tonic, and In every way better than the
must not contain anything NOT ruRELr vgdE.
TABLE.
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$I.OOO REV ARD.

A reward Of one Thousand Dollars will be
paid to any Physician who will produce medi
cine that will supply the wants Of the people
letter than the article known as
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THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES !
AHEAD OF ALI OTHERSl
THREE THOUSAND PER WEEK ARE
NOW BEING MADE AND SOLD!
TIE REASONS WHY.

Because it cmbodies esscntia! principles
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operation. uniformity of precise action at
any speed, and capacity for the greatest
range and variety of work. fine or co rsc
Parties wishing TO purchase should not
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CABINET ORGAN AND MELoDEoN
~ MANUFACTORl,
Ware Room and Store on Pisc Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgrove, Pa.

II you want to hear nd see fine toned and
lcautinl Organs and Melodeons call at our
ware room and store. We use none but the
best material in making instruments. Try one
OF them and you will be satisfied.
Every instrument IL warranted for hye years
Dealers, Agents and Ministers OF the tospel
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price list. We arc also agents for the best New
York and Philadelphia Pianos.
NiOlins and Accordeuns from " to tl5. Wolff
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always on hand
Pianos and Accordeons correctly tuned ant
repaired.
CAN on, OF address by letter
RZ. SALEM h co,
sept. 1870. nsgrove, Pa.
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As il Was.
Sew, sew, sew,
At morn, at noon, at night
Work, work. work,
But never out OF sight
For great and small. for Young and old,
In summers's heat In winters cold,
By midnight lamp, by midday's sun,
Twas sew, sew, sew, but never done.
When Grandma sewed.
As ii Is.
Buzz, buzz, buzz; why how the pantics fy!
Oh, oh. ohl itwould charm the dullest eyel
The legs are sewed, the wristbands on,
The buttons set-the pants are done!
And here's a pair for sam and Iohn.
And Charley, too, and little Dan.
Now Mother sews on
SINGERS NEW MACHINE
We advise all who want first class
Sewing Machine one that will sew linen or
glazed thread as well as any other, to go to
d. W. ANGEL,
on North Third ST.. in Lewishurg,
RATllFON & WINTERS. New Berlu,
or |. u. SMITH, Selinsgrove.
And get one of these Famous Singer Ma
chincs, for there you will get instructions,
as you can get nj no other place and if u
Singer is put in your family, happiness will
be sure TO follow.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Ten Judges gave The Singer the Diploma
nj the Snyder County Fair. GS-ily
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Aver s
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is Mt
once agreeable,
healthy an d
eFectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to It's original
color, ,cith tho
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$500 REWARD.

A reward Of Fye Hundred Dollus will DO
paid for mei,clne that VIII permanently cure
morccnces of Costiyeness, nstipatiOn, sick or
Nervous Headache, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Jaundice, rheumatism, GOut, Dys-
Tumorg, letters, IleerI, Sores, Pains In the
I.olns Side and Head and Female Complaints
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DIR. FAHRNEY'S
BLOOD CLEANSER OR PANiCEA.

which Is used more extensively by prncticing
physicians than any other popular medicine
known.
For sale by all druggists, and by ShindeI Il
Swlneford, Middleburg Pa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-21

no hound more closely by the tics OF interest
and mutual than by any rules In the
common ownership Of property thero viii be sOmo
who will not work, while those who do labor will soOn
quit because thor labor is supporting tho drOucs. Hav
ing interest in any way in the Warm Springs Colony
and entirely disappearing of Its cooperative dca fore
the results; but under proper OF rules and
management location could have boon eligible
Now 1t Is to be operated 1t should have been at first
firm Of wealthy capitalists buy the whole property
oil persons desiring build buy lots at moderate
ratios; those who paid money into tho former colony
treasury will have lots appOrtiOned to them. Ii man
wishes to put up factory mill he buys or leases the
water power and goes to work his own individual rs
spOnsbity and roaps himself the profit OF his l9b0r
This termination much more favorable for an unwih en-
terpsP ia due to the perseverng efforts Of John DAVID
son. esq There another plan OF cOloniZn tne South
somewhat similar to this One or moro capitalists ouy
watcrpOwcr and land they erect dams ana cut canals
they manufacture themselves lease TO otleTs Inc
system Is one we'll known In Eew7Jersey ana NcW,Eh-
gland and around New-YOrk, in creating new tIwls onE
railroad lines on watcrpOwers. INC muuSblO " Icap
the result OF their labor and their homes while tho
lazy thrftlcss remain the hrengs OF others
aud rent from the industrious prupretors There
arc millions OF OF land and hundreds OF line wafer
powers in the South which might IN TINS way DC lin,
proved and made profitable to the original investor ana
the Industrious buyer Under tho pin now adopted by
Mr.. Davidson thriving village will spring up around
tho Warm Springs aud tine place Will become hsl one OF
tho great watcIingplaces OF tho country, WL' uo,r
the other plan had the money bccn L. thc place
would ever have been the scene OF chickering's ana
strife. go. -,
South to look for lands the opportunity OF SoiG ~ hdl
fare constantly offered by all the railroads In the seq
ton The Oid DOMINION Steamship Company anu Nir-
Cna and East Tennessee Railroad introduced the SyS-
tenn three four years ago. and al the rest nav q
adopted the plan, As the roads become more ana
more by Northern capital this ,c-a s.rm VIII
b. enlarged AMI rNtrn lOd. hENhl SoLIoN'
York, Oct G. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-21
STEAM IN TIE sTREETs-A SUGGESTION FOR
CHICAGO.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: hope one Of the improvements made
in rebuilding Chicago will be the universal introduction
Of steam for heating and other purposes through all the
streets feasibility Of the plan Is concerned
there are instances where steam is sent through
pipes 800 1000 feet with perfect Success AT the
Pennsylvania Asylum 1t Is sent COO feet, and with i've
pounds OF steam 1t is driven through the whole. 1t Is
by good engineers that steam will travel through
pipes miles in minute. OF course there could
be no hesitation about adoption of this measure on
Of its being experiment because every city Is
full OF instances where whole blocks such as large hotels
factories when belonging to individual arc heated
and furnished with power from one central boiler inc
advantages Of united public action IN this respect would
be very great The saving Of expense in heating and
ventilation would be very important. The danger we
are row subjected TO Of having that which s almost
equal puwdcTmagaZine at every corner. and nm ger
every crowded pavement 70 the right and left would DC
avoided.
There is much prejudice nm aware, agao.t heating
by steam but this arises greatly from the Velv crude
and unscienfc manner of applying it. Tho wnOl" OBJ
jcct Of most heater men heretofore has been SIMPLY
TO get heat thought whatever has been Given
the supply Of fresh air. But with steam properly np
piled the best ventilation can he obtained Another great
would he the facility with Which fires might be
Gushcd or prevented by the almost 81 urd
tion Of building by the condensation OF steam In no
other wav could water he thrown into every corncro
building with such rapdty as by the circulation or steam
sw"pt over Chicago whole blocks could be saturated.
THUS there are many uses to which steam cGuId oG
applied advdntagcOusy that II 1t could he suppd 10 az
buildings thrOus IN pipes, gas and water, Il would
completely revOuOnizc all our domestic ARRANGEMENTS
and wOuld effect wonderful change for the better.
There never was such a favorable opportunity for tho
Introduction OF such scheme grand sc4lc az is
given Ivy the rebuilding of the great Western city. II the
bold strong, independent, and liberal men who have
done much toward giving worldwide reputation 10
Chicago for wording out new and valuable Improve
mcns could have the matter presented to them 40 ~ 10
arrest their attention long enough to examine INTO l.;
have but little they would soon see the great value
of cooperation in this particular and would he induced
splendid advances In material progress and reform that
the world has ever seen.
Neto York, Oct. II, 1871
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DECISIONS-OCT. %.

Supreme COurt-Chdmber8-By Judge I0CrAham.-
application Of sdminDne In application q! Brti"l -
Granted Farley Cunningham Gul!rcy.NO oaG
granted Matthews JOnes-MOtOn denied
~ Judge S1thclird.-Fassn a.t IIuJbsTlCIse settled
Juig CIroz, agt nakerOrler cauted In ap'h
Msvor opening Onrhunirrd andiori h- Report
confirmed Thatcher at lanDecres granted Wal a8I Ills
Reference ordered
SPECIAL Trn-By Judge CarioIo-We'tee Ig WeSter'elt-
JugTCn declaring that the property belongs tie Le at law equally
SUI eriOr C0nrt-SppriaI Tcrm--Bv Judge Jones'
StarpNn decentralization denied SchuIn uCt Grob Lombao
- Parks Preherg agt Bcaan Baum 81 Nichols nwr'Ice
COMPANY Hunt PckhaI Harding sgL Smith, Barrier at Say
Gge.-Orlen granted.
Marine COurt-Pa,t by Judge Grcss.-Cohn
LowenS.cir.-nqn taken. I'd Bouv"-To'sor 90 =
Tie Naonal TegTsph CoSivsge Oppenheim-Dismssed
COInl1 Arms g-ScttlCd.
Part HBy Jufge Cur'is-Dngres sgt Jare-Tned decision
YOuny Bat"rShyJu uent for the paiuf for =
costs 1ioppans YanHiJu et yer Let for the
FIR Alien Hutch mel for the Innd
OF ilG IS. and allowance. Rose7 Wrshud r"nt
for the pa for 500 80 Gl0warcc TcmIltn Ei rl
grnJumeat for the plaintiff for $50 81. costs and allowance"
HIgne5 AsLon.-Jndynyn The plaintiff for Sln 80 costs md
allowance chime AFT KeyCOmpiani dismissed Sug az Jar
goOls and delivered; commenced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-21

United States Circuit Court and Judge Blachford OF
the District Court granted stay OF proceedings pend-
ing the appeal In tho Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge Woodruff Clarence A Seward OF Counsel for the
Railroad presented, among Others the folio points
upon which he rcs to secure renewal Of the proceed
ings In tho Court below:
The Court had jurisdiction the Aaha. Ard Chaanoos, Rail-
road Company The fact that this Company chartered under the
Laws VI the Site Of AAbAnA from the le hern um
the moving snd nom the Flea In the Jurisdiction drd by the
Compan7 ooroehoo can have legal being eIa
torTtOfa where the law creating IL has operation
Although corporate body carry business terrific
Ta limits Of e State which created H. has existence
beTond those In T. corporation artificial being ami has
dwelling ehe: In M omce It's vsrhous lie depc lie ships Its
dom c l. the legal urs hcton origin residence
Of Its ohosri the where fb II
that mcl until ccaSes 70 eSt"Meci Agt Van SantToO
N. y. Rep, 2n
Thc recognition Of even the existence Of such corporation State
other thin Inst by which crestc Is not matter Of right hut Of
the comfy Of such other State Residence" earring
business" BY such comfy cuar district the kind Of
OF the bankrupt Law.
In short @ comfy OF cannot form any part the bs.
81 OF Jurisdiction Of Of bsnkrupY that which e.s
hT such comfy merely constitute the slightest ingredient VI the juc
ton VI such Court
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SECOND BOARD-l p. NJ.
Sales Stat, Bonds Railroad EOnds Bank and Rorodf-E
FRIDAY, Oct. 20-P. ".


There WAS some slight waning Of ycster-
days confidence noted in the street early in the day. be-
cause OF certain rumOrs from Chicago to the effect that
one or two suspensions OF inferior monetary institutions
had taken place. Tho effect OF this however, about
ncutTal,zcd upon the announcement that prominent
bank hce had received t2jOOOO in currency
from the Union Bank OF Chicago. Still later
tins supplemented by private dispatches from Chi
CaEO the Ban of Commerce. and also to prominent
banking firm in tho street, thatth early runOrs were
without foundation, and that monetary affairs wero
viewed in an encouraging light. To som" extent
although one or two extra" causes lncrycned-the
stock market has been governed by these ru-
mOrs. The market opened strong and ruled higher
until 1t became pretty certain that the party cred
tied with having gone long yesterday for quick
turn were selling freely, when tho entire list de-
clincd ! to / per cent, ruling barely steady up
TO tho second call. Here again the market strength
ened and buyers, becoming more confident, went
in to buy. and in the afternoon the market
became buoyan and recovering the lost ground Of the
morning. made further sharp use ~ the best figures Of
the day. The business LARGE but considerable less In
volume than yesterday The 10000 shares OF Harlem
sold, to-day, follows: 1000 shares ut l2li; 1900
shares l22, and 1000 shares at 1921. The largest
dealings Of tho day IN EowYork Central, Read
ing Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi NorthWeStcrn,
Rock Island. Western Union Telegraph Pacific Mail, and
Union Pacific In tho less prominent shares there was
littlo disposition to trade, Delaware Lackawanna, and
Western selling at IO4t and Morris and Essex. COT Mis-
cellancous and Express shares were quiet.
following table shows the highest and lowest prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-21
THE COURTS.
A DOCTORS QUARREL.

DOC1OhO QOAhhL-lI'
RUPPANER VS.. sAYRE-QUESTIONS OF MEDICAL
ETHICS.
DR.. Anthony Ruppaner applied to Judge
Barnard yesterday, in the Supreme Court, Chambers
making by the NowYork Medical Society of charges OF
violation Of medical ethics preferred against him by Dr.
Louis A. Sayre. 1t appeared the argument that the
plaintiff was charged by defendant SavTe with having In
November last in The Medical Journal taken 10 himself
the credit Of an operation performed by DR.. Sayre;
with having refused TO correct It, and with having
published certain things derocatory to Dr. sayre'S
character. The charges were brought before
the COmitia MinOrG OF the Medical SOClet,
who ordered RuppaTer to appear WITHOUT counsel ana
meet the charges The latter appeared and protested
agas their considerations the ground OF vagueness
and that counsel should be allowed. The objections
were OveTrucd and the investigation proceeded Con
siderable testimony taken, tho substance OF which
apDea red in The Medical Journal Ruppdncr now claims
that the Society preudiced; that some OF INC mem
rs Of the original COmiLid are dead and others have
taken their places that OF these las stated that he
Puppauer) is a ouaCk and ought 10 lave been kicked
out long ago and that DIR. Sayre has claimed that he
CONTROLS the CODd, and would drive hnpancr ont OF
tie Society; and finally, that tho testimony has not
been given 10 him. that he judge whether de-
Tense is proper or not , IL, H..
and the up yesterday Oh motion 10 continue
II, pending the SUIT. m ,,,.,.
with DR. Sayrc and their defense Is That they nave NOT
vel decided nor stated what their decision VIII he beng
careful OF the reputation OF all their MEMBERS tha they
90 not believe that Sayre or any other lember as san
any such thing is Charged that Ruppaner has had
every opportunity to defend himself that they nave
test and this suit are further OeuseS against medical
gtliCs, Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-21
COLONIES IN TIE SOUTH.
IN


SIR Your issue of the 9Th contains a COM
~uncaton relating to establishing colonies in the South
With the plan Of the Greeley colony as a model. There
no one DESTROYS Of seeing the South settled by
Aorhern people than myself no one has worked harder
Induce them to go there, and the work was done with
on any kind Of compensation but am convinced that all
ones having the peculiar system Of the Greeley settle
~tnt model will be failure in the South. That
colony s exceptional In its own region and
Probably other Of the size will ever again be SO
Perfectly organized we'll managed The objections
70 such colonies IN the South In the uplands where
northern people most desire TO co. there are no vast
bodies OF land Of value hence the distribution
OF lands some viii lie discontented; TIE discontened
WIN appeal from the colony rules to the courts
OF the country. II takes money TO get the
same amount Of land IN the South than In the West
eFn sections, and "G cash" lie generally demanded.
when any credit given the least default is seized upon
py the seller TO execute forecOse. Western railroads
are more moderate. There large bodies OF land Of
even value In Texas and Florida but yet there is but
Little disposition 70 there, the part Of Northern
men. Then Western North Carolina Virginia. and North
ern Alabama. have large bodies Of wild mountain land
which have . good soil for grazing, and the best Of
climates yet they not adapted for the location Of
colony, on rules spprOxmating 10 those Of the Union
may add that 1t ia very difficult TO ind men 30 unselfsh
the managers Of that colony haYe been. There Is too
often who is DESTROYS Of making money, even
be by plucking the others. The great COM
Lercial centers the more prevalent this disposition
The South offers great inducements to immigration,
but the system colOnzing Is FOR number Of
and their families 20 buy contiguous farms. each owning
b. eWn solely AID working 1t in his 0wuwsy They Will