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The existing necessity for reliable remedies
for the treatment of all diseases peculiar to do
mestic animals, has induced the proprietors Of
the American Magnetic Equine Remedies" to
make them more thoroughly known through the
medium of the press. These renedie. have been
prepared after many years of c,reiul study, in.
vestigaton and expense, and offered to the
public with the assurance that they can be relied
upon as superior to any Of this class of remedies
ever before offered, being efficient and cur
alive for the diseases and complaints for which
they are recommended. They are purely vege-
table, containing u" Aatimony other poison,
and are perfectly sale aud reliable. Tie Equine
Powders" are An Alternative nna 1t certain remedy
when horses and cattle are out OF condition
The Equine Liniment" may be used Tor all
forn> Of Iameness, and the Equine Ointment"
tot various disease. Of the skin.
le, every owner Of live stock secure Il copy Of
the Horse and Cattle Guide of the nearest
druggist. or of the proprie'ors, Lord Smith IL
Go, So Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
For -ale by T.. y. Griyps.
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1t has often been wondered how girls working
IN The treasury department., on salary Of seven
dollars week, coald wear sixteen dollar shoes
with gold E.sels. We have letter from one Of
them saying it Is easy enough when Congress 10
In session Ms they earn little by doing wend.
ing for men'hcas who have no wives with them
TO Keep their clothes in repair. Nothing could
DC more reasonable than that, though 1t must go
tough with them when Congress il not in sev.
sion.-Atp lVrI DemOcroi.
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note requesting the clergyman to call attension
to the restsrative in his next moraings sermon.
young man in Elmirs has sssd his barber
for cutting off his mustaehe. The barber says
he didn't see it einilaf CASUALTIES are liable to
OCCUR in thi. locality.
The Freeport Bslletin says the ysuag ladies in
that city use paint as fddle-s use rosin. i"Thsy
say it aids them wonderfully in drawing beau
The same paper says, "Our Jssms was led to
take sm'lc by the following accents over
saloon door: ...-..-.---. ...---..-..
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EDUCATIONAL.

BY GEO. S. wEDGEwooD, COUNTY SUIT.
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A msn WAS arrested ia Buffalo last week for
stealing n barrel Of salt. When .rraigned in
court he pleaded restitution. "You couldn't
cat salt" said the Judge. "Oh, yes, could, with
the meat | intended to steal" Thi. reply cost
him six months The Judge had no appreciation
of the delicate humor.
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nR. M. LENDER, Homeopathic Physccian. Otta'
IL wa Iii. Oiice in freemans Block Offers his services
the friends Of the Homeopathic system in Ottawa in all
branches Of his profession Particular attention given the
treatment Of women and children. febl6-y
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ID M. McARTHUR, M. D., Physician ana sar.
n. geOn Ottawa, Ill Office III Leland Bushnells Block,
vest of Court House. June rs, '65.
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DR.. Warriors Aromatzed Castor Oil" ia the
re'ut of II long series of experiments, his great
Object being to preserve the medicinal virtue of
the common m,cl- and at the same time render
it .gre.ab!e to take.
For sale by +. Y. Griggs.
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FROM WORTHWHILE.

WORTHWHILE, Is, 1871.
Editors Free Irdder:- 1T didn't require ten
nights in q bar room to create . sensation in
our midst, but one night IN the bar room created
the most profound sensation and set the people
in an uproar. T. s. Arthur's Ten Nights in .
Bar Room" sinks into insieni6eance when COM
pared with it. The facts concerning this re-
markable drama are the following: A young
couple in this vicinity were married. The groom
being generous young man 'shslled ,ut"
literally to some forty or fifty young men who
coAgregated at the house whore the nuptials
were celebrated to honor him with chartsari
After receiving the neney the crowd repaired to
the saloon at the corner. A key Of lager beer
was rolled out, and all inhihed freely. The
drama began to get exciting. Some were dane.
ing and some were causing lager to foat around
the room in a. uncomfortable style. The bar.
kesperess stepped from behind the bar to qaiet
the crowd. The result was general fight, no.
bsdy getting seriously injured save the bar.
keeperess. who had two teeth knocked out and
her face and side badly bruised. Since the close
of the drama, an Anna Diokinson or . Cady
Stanton can be seen any day in the streets max.
ing strong temperance speeches and exslsining,
"My God, what 10 this country coming to ?" The
case has been placed in the hands Of the states
attorney, and a warrant 10 to be Issued for the
ring leaders of the riot JCNIUs
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for June ia =
bright specimen, ever vigorous, lively, and
abreast of the times; it contains sketches on
john Simmons, founder of the Woman's College
Pursuits requiring strength; How my future
was revealed to me Man, his Origin and Devel.
opment; Equal Pay for Equal Labor: Mixed
about Town Taste and Economy in Dress {;
Food for Thinkers and Workers In the Nam.
moth Cave; j. NJ. Hutchiugs, of Yosemite Val.
ley Criminals, how to Treat and Reform Them
The means and the object of Education; Ny
Captivity among the Indians; The Traveller.
With portraits and other illustrations-Pric 30
cts The July number commences new volume,
so that the present is the time to subscribe, So
year. Address S. r. WELLS, $50 Broad way.
New York.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiv.
ed by Osman Il Hspeman, Ottawa, Ills. ..
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I he Modern Belle.

She sits in Il fashionable parlor,
And rocks in her easy chair;
She Is clad IN silks and satins.
And jewels are in her hair;
She Wmks and siggIeS and shippers,
And shippers and gigglcs and winks;
And though She talks but little,
lis a good deal more than she thinks
She lies AIDED in the morning
1tlI nearly the hour of noon,
Then comes down swapping aud snarlina
because she was called so soon;
Her HAIR i still in papers,
Her checks still fresh with paint
Remains of her last nights bushes.
Before She intended to faint.
She doats upon men unshayen,
And men with flowing hair:
shes eloquent over mustaches,
They give such foreign air.
she talks of Italian music,
And falls in love with the moon:
Ana, If mouse were to meet her,
She would sink away in a swoon.
Her feet are so very little,
Her hands are so very white.
Her jewels SO very heavy.
And her head so very light;
Her color is made Of cosmetics
Though this she will never own,
Her body Is made mostly of cotton.
Her heart is made wholly of stone.
She fall, i'll love with fellow
who sWeils with foreign air
He marries her for her money.
She marries him for his HAIR!
one of the very best Matches
Both are well mated in life;
Mc'S got 4 fool Tor q husbQnd,
Hc'S g"t fool for rife,
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a EOek for ENerybOsiy.

Flattcred by the reception Of and great demant
tor the above valuable and timely treatise ANA also
has jus: publishe new book, treating exclusively
OF NLRNOliS AND MENTAL DISEASES. l5t
PIP. cloth Price $500, or SENT FREE ON receipt OF
s. for The other two books, postage paid.
These are beyond all comparison, the most extra
ordinary works on Physiology ever published
There is nothing whatever that the MARRIED or
SINGLE, of EITHER sen, can either require or wish
TO know, but what is fully explained, and many
matters OF the most important and interesting
character ntI oduced 10 which no allusion eN en-
can be found in any other works in our Language,
All the NEW DIsCoN ERIEl OF the author, whose ex-
perienee is such as probably never before fell to the
lot of any man, given in full. No person should
be without these valuable books.
''VALUABLE Books. We have received the
valuable medical works published by the Peabody
Medical Institute. These books are of actual mer.
it, and should find place in every intelligent tami
". They are not the cheap order of abominable
trash, published by irresponsible parties, and pur
chased to crafty tastes but are written by
responsible professional gentleman OF emlneucC, as
a source Of instruction vital matters, concerning
which lamentable ignorance exists. The important
subjects presented treated with delicacy ability
and care, and as an appendix, many useful pre-.
scriptons for prevailing complaints are added. -
rCoos Republican, Lancaster, n H.
The author OF these books is OF the most
learned and popular physicians of the day, and Is
entitled to the gratitude of our race for these uyal
liable productions. 1t seems TO be his aim TO induce
and women TO avoid the cause OF those diseases
to which they are subject, and he tells them just
how and when to do it,. Chronicle, Pennington
Maine, Sept :, 1860.
Either book sent by mail on receipt of price
NIB, The author of the above named medical
works is the Chief Consulting Physician OF the
Peabody Medical institute, and is so constantly en-
ployed in consultation with inyilids from all parts
OF the country, that he has no time 10 attend to
mere business details. Therefore all letters should
be address cd to the PEABODY MEDICAL INSrI
TUTE or DIR. w. ii. PARK Ek, the Medical As
sistant OF the author, and his business Agent, who
as we'll as the author himself, may be consulted on
all diseases requiring skill secrecy and eNperence
lNyIoLAEIE SECRECY ANn CEAErlN REInr
1yrl1
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WaitinQ-

NV lord, my lover went ont from me
Years ago on the tossing main;
And cannot guess when the hour may be,
That Will bring me the light Of his face again.
What shall do with the beautiful DAYS
That are fitting 10y me so fair and fast?
Thry Will not stay while my lover stays,
Nor come again when his voyage is past.
l look while the sunny hours are long
wake for him through the starry night;
And hush my heart With a blossom or song,
hen, with its hunger my lips grow white
bind my brow with the peoples pale
And sometimes. in dreams, through the ivory
cate
can catch the CLEAN of roSeate sail
Rut ever and ever, alas, too late.
The eyes must not weep that are watching fol
him,
Nor the proud lips culver that he shall press
Though both would grow cold, and withered
and dim
II / doubted him more, or could honor him
Though never question so cold benumbs,
But smiles and singing his name will wake
Fell me, sweet moments, he comes, he comes.
And let my heart with lis rapture break.
PUN is no pain, that leaves strength to moan;
Nor il is not grief that gives breath TO sigh;
Looking and loving are life alone;
i''NptlHS Vi luSlilS We're Dll 10 ult.
Can heaven forgive me such sin as this:
often would barter its gold away
To rest for a moment my hand in his,
And, 80 my darling" to hear him say.
| meet in fancy, vet miss his face
Al mornings flush and evenings fall;
The field and forest have lack of grace;
An ocean vision doth drown them ALL
The wake robins come to their woodland bow
wild peas and the leopar,I-like celandne,
NM befred bler>,-ah, speeches. flowers,
Are your unseen lives such a loss a> mine:
sometimes to The watchers on shore | cry.
"llaNeNou heard or have any sea wanderers
told,
OF bark whose pennon was blue rs the sky,
with burning heart in its azure fold
50 sailed Il mariner. tender and brave
But ever comes only the one reply:
" lis bat The crest OF a towering wave
Lit by the lightning, for which you sigh
40 that the moments may still be his
Who leaves me alone with these downs and
dell>:
will teach every beautiful thing there is
TO grow IN a garden of mmorteeS.
My thoughts shall turn pan>ics instead of tears !;
pcep passionate longng> in roses glow;
And white aS Snow-trops with waiting wears
Shall the hopes OF our early springtime grow.
And il such bloom not upon that shore
Bcstrewn with stars rs with ocean Shells
Dear earth, let me Sumber and wake no more
tlr>r covered with moss cups and honey
bells.
sometime the sunrise of tropc day
His sails shall flash ON this leaden SKY:
And IN youth immortal beneath its ray
shall work together, my love and /.
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The Baltimore American gives full par
ticulars of the following case in that CITY
,ybioI, ,ooos;,,,, c..,,,, e,-.;.o,,.t :; A..
''.N.' -,'9''i'7 . ''''' '>'i'eii'eii' III ''i'''
NiclhHy' Inns ease Is in one OF the most
aristocratic parts of the city, and in a
home DISTINGUISHED for ITS cultura while
the victims wore narsonal friends and
"0A0 i'ol''o''''' 'i''''''' '''0
one y heheiaclor' Inc particulars are
taken from the American.
TIE coNr1prSG GUESTS.
a., co.,,,,, r.o,,.., 1 ., NJ.
r,,a.a W. TX e'''i 'ioJ 'u,lo ~
ba,5,o af Ali -, ~ ~ .'o D.,lni' =
poI+;noro aad Da1,'o,.+ ,4 ,,' aomnd ~ ~
the House of Mrs. Wharton No 263 North
Entaw street. three doors from Biddle
street. lie was u friend OF the family
and also financial agent for Mrs. Whar-
ton, and attended to the investment of
her money. Shortly after he entered the
house he drank n glass of beer pouring
in a few drops of the tincture OF gentian.
In short time he was taken i'll, and Dr.
?. Z Chew was summoned to attend
him. ODE Chew declines giving the
press any information at this stage of the
case.) Mr.. Van Ness was too i'll to he
taken to his home, and was put to bed
in Mrs. Wharton's house where heremain-
ed till the following Friday under the medi-
cal care OF Dir. Chew On the same Sat
urday afternoon that Mr.. Van Ness drop
ped in ut Mrs. Wharton's to pay an an
nual visit, Cen W. Scott Ketcham, an
old friend OF the family, arrived, intend.
ing to stay few days with Mrs. Wharton
and Major Wharton (Mrs. Wharton's de
ceased husbanD had served together il
the 9th United States Infantry, the rela
tons Of their families had always beer
most intimate, and they were in the habit
OF interchanging frequent visits.
TWO SICK MEN
,rrn ;,,,,o1;a+a ~ c ,,,
,,1,' 1l'a,. l t''u7t " "on Aeie,i
i t'ii ,.''l ,t; .'2 nov ~ pGen iliaue pup
~ ps'a 1e' i''ln ~ - ne 'poh W ms pea OF
1li1 SAM Nel''!S lllt, ile arrived, aho
VIZ lo' ~ i.'N Ur. ~ ui'''l Iailieu away
oiP7e. ~. W li ~, attended nm, ah'
iia' suSI'i'lolnS ail the tlihe ne hau peer
l'o1son''u' nc tol', 'iie ''eher'i pfolher
lL-itW ms suspicious; - Posl-lilofteii
", N''9 iii,''e' lnc cohtelts o
1ae s.o,.''an ,;il'',l nou in' 'WenLy Sralli'
'''' oie. ~ NY NJ llo'l
.a;o1 NJ, w NJ ~ 'ie iopii
seemed to Give the kew to the mystery
and to demonstrate beyond a doubt tina
he had been poisoned DR.. Chew ha,
prescribed s.milk punches'' for his pa
tent. which were prepared in the hons,
and brought to his bedroom ready made
He drank the first one and it appeared
to be all right, nothing unusual being
detected in the taste. When the mex
one was brought in Mrs. Van Ness, VIII,
was in attendance on her sick husband
while pouring the fluid from one plas
TO another, by some inexplicable impuls
was prompted to taste 1t, and she lmme
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YJNO THE LADIES.-Th celebrated DR.. L. DIN
l. particularly invites all Ladies who need lied-
ical or Surgical adviser to call at his Rooms, n
Endioctt St., Boston, Mass, which they will find
arranged for their special accommodation.
DR.. DIX having dey otcd over twenty years to
this particular branch of the treatment of all dis
cases peculiar to females, is now conceded by all
doth in this country and Europe that he exccls
all other known practitioners in the safe, speedy
and enectual treatment of all female complaints
His medicines are prepared with the express FUR
pose of removing ali diseases, such debility
weakness, unnatural suppressions, enlargement OF
the womb, also discharges which flow from NOR
bid state Of the bio I'd. The Doctor is fully
prepared to treat in his peculiar style, both med
caly and surgically, I'll diseases of the female sex
and they are respectfully invited to call ut
No II EnhicOtt St, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain ono dol
lar to insure an answer.
Boston. Jam. ] 81
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4 rough looking specimen of humanity
was crushing through Chatham street,
New York, not long since, when he came
plump upon a Jew, specimen of his rae G
about whom there could be no mistake.
Without word Of warning, the rough
knocked him sprawling into the gutter
Picking himself up, and taking his ''clarct
faucet between his finger and thumb, he
demanded an explanation
"Shut up, OF I'll bust you againr' shouted
the a@gressor. approaching him.
II never done holdings NIT you, and what
Abraham.
Yes, yer hay; yer Jews have crucilied
Jesus Christ, and I've mind to 90 for you
again.
''But mine Cot, dat wash 1880 years
ago" said the jew
oval, | don't care il it was-I only
heard of it last night !" replied the unwash-
ed again going for his victim, who wisely
went a tritle faster in the same direction
The Augusta Journal makes the follow
ing suggestion, which farmers would do
| well to ADOPT: Last year, on the oath OF
July a farmer whom we now have III
mind, ploughcd up several acres OF eX
| hausted moving land, and after giving it
Il good dressing with superphosphate, put
it down for corn fodder, sowing the seed
quite literally. He had a large yield,
and cutting the corn when about two feet
in height, cured it. 1t was just the thing
for his sock-thcy would leave their
grain to eat it-and of course it helped
him in saving his scanty hay crop. We
would suggest TO farmers generally the
proprety OF adopting this method the
present month Many of the old fields
must be plowed up and MANFRED before
they can be made TO grow grass, and
why not try 4 crop Of fodder corn this fall,
before sowing TO grain the ensuing sea-
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CAUTION
70 Females in Delicate Health

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. : Endi-
colt street. Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
Falling of the Womb, Fluer Albus, Suppression,
and other Menstrual arrangements. are all treated
on new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in few days. SO invariably certain is
the mode of treatment, that most obstinate
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon reOices in perfect health.
sDr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure of diseases of women than any other ply
stefan in Boston.
boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment
Dr.. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole at
Diseases and Female Complaints acknowledges no
superior in the United States
N. b. All letters must contain one dollar or
they will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. to L. NJ.
Boston, July 20, 1879. 1yr3
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~. Schooner Tor Sale
IW,kts The Sch IDA MORTON, Of u tons,
&ssssry-a9 o. m.built OF white oak, and In good or
-s@GG~t der, will be- sold nj a bargain. Enquire
of +. A. kNoWITnN, Agent.
Belfast, March /, ISL tf3i
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Snn WILL iBE FORFEITED BY DR., l.,
oOO DIN if failing to cure in less time an
any other physician, more cfectuaHy and per-
cipes "e''Nei' "''i' '''o 'iu p'e's'h' neo'
sE1E.aH1rsE AND SOLITARY uAprrs
~ ~
1helr enects ana consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
rn,:a.
" MAJ -" anu 'ste i-"uio'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
MercuriaJ Affections. Erun+;ons ord al, d;saoooo nj
the Skin. TIcers Of tho w. Tl,raat onJ i,ol,,
Pimples ON the Face SveII;nI ~ tio Ioints N cr
vousness: constitutional and other Weaknesses in
youth and the more advanced, at all ages, of
BOII 1SEAES, SINGLE Or AIARRI ED.
Dk. L.. DIN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL oEEIrE
81, s..
EhtAcot street, hoston, Mass.
is so arranged that patients never see or hear each
other Rccollect, the only entrance 10 Ills Office is
No. FL having no connection with his residence,
consequently no family interruption so that on no
account can any person hesitate applying at his
oihce' ~
oooy "SSe1lS, \anu ~ :i'no. " Iiucteo, eN-
cePt ny 4uachs, WIZ WI ~ " W. e!en
pefJufe themselves 10 IMPOSE upon p'lientS that
he Is THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN
.n,-r,pr1s,>yc, ,Np osroy
" ~ '
NV ENI1 1EARS
engoped In Treatment nj Crecial Diseases n fact so
we are know r. ,nany CttiIens Pnhlishers MIR
chants Hotel pronrietore II nat he il much re-.
commended and narticuJarIv IL
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No. 4. Bulinch Street, Boston.
(Opposite Revere Housed


THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF PRES X
WALTON. Medical Treatise the Cause Al d
Cure OF EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PREMATl INA De
CLINE In MAN, NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBIL-
ITY, HYPoCHoNDEIA, and all other diseases arts
ing from the EKRoRs OF YOUTH, or TIE iSDls-
CRETIoNS OR EXCESSES of mature years. THIS is
indeed Il book for every man, Price only &l.0U ~
pages bound in cloth
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charges are very moderate. Communications sa-
credly confidential, and all may rely on him with
the strictest secrecy and confidence, whatever may
be the disease. condition situation of any one,
married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail ard Express 10 all parts Of
the United States.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol
lar to insure answer.
Address DR.. L. DIX, No. u Endicott Street, Eos-
ton, Mass.
Boston, Jan. l, ls7l-t yr.
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proudly refers to Professors and respectable Physi-
cians-many of whom consult him in critical cases
because OF his acknowledged skill and reputation
attained through so long experience, practice and
observation.
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engaged il treatment Special Diseases, fact
we known to many Citizens, Publishers, Mer
chants, Hotel Projectors, &c. that he is much re-
commended md l1ar tIcIInrIN n
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NlIIlNIIHt INH NUnFlsN Ol IfOplc day
His sails shall flash on this leaden SKY:
And in youth immortal beneath its ray,
Nlnlll work tngether. my love and ~
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LICTED AND UNFORTUNATE

be not robbed and add to your sunerings in being
deceived by the lying boasts, Misrepresentation
false promises and pretentions of
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-06

DR.. Hewitt, at the Lewis HoYse, ex-
tracts cancers in forty-eight hours, with
out pain, use Of knife, or loss Of blood.
No pay required in advance. See card
in another column. .us, f3dtf