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Stalieu uno Noni.

g9aibtHgton, "a. 4prtl. - Sn Der leti
ten Situng 6es GougrGNeS murbe auf Qutrag
SrootS' (9f.'D.) i'm 6uuie bcif)loiieu, Ten
StaatSs sSetrctGr 3u eriud)eu, iomelt eS oie Of
fentlid)en Sntereiien geltatteu, Die 3ptid)en
Dem StaatS 3epartement uno unIerem be-
poamGttigten Itinilter Dtarib III YlorenB
8etreifs Der italeniiden Occupation Jtom'8
gepho9ere @orreiponoerj nlt5utbetlen 0te
auf Gruub oieieS SeltIluIlcS uont StadtS'
efretdr ertbeiItc IuSfunit, weld)e locben ben
Druid perlaiien hat, tbeilt Die oerlan9te Cor
reiponbenS nit. Sn etnent BON Srr. Wtdrlb
oett StaatssSetretdr geid)riebelen uno pont
8. 3.Sanuar oatirteu SrieIe id)reibt Der Dtiuier:
;, Scr 81itig fam am Dtor9el OeS 81. 9es.
III 6onl au mo febrte, uGd)oenl CT oalelbf 10
bis IL Stunoen ueriusilt, nadl Sloren5 3lts
rid. Gr lpuroe bon ben StaotbeBjroen mo
oen 9olfe lcbr gut emptanger, belonoere So'
palltdtS Se;euguugtn, Welie gum &betIe
uorbereitet gelutien, nluBtsH Itood) unterblet'
ben, ba Die aufunit oeS S0nt3S ju plDellt
unO iein auientbalt cin Sn iurSer mar.
Sn ei1en nod nldlt uTolIentltnten Srtete
,eigte Der 26nig Dent Baplte ielne antuIt
an, pobei er lbnl, pte man la8te, Sn perliehen
aab, ouB Ct ibn wegtn oT &lirie letIeS Au'
ientbalts in 0tom nId]t bclud)en tonue; Wtan
glauDt, baB Der Paplt oanalS ben Srlst oeS
86nigS unb,autuortet ileB, IS 1T leood hl9t
befannt, 90 sr Otu Sriti na4na9ltdJ beant'
mnrtst hat ~
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Slus N1cln. lInrr. = Nic gsprfc.

gtew.D ri, "a. april. - Sclo B Dis 6,
Gr1ange 81 bis 10, Golc (matt, abrr telt)
1l04 bis I, Ger ll69, 62'r 1l49, SenTfal
96s, Srie II, &saoinJ l094, YlttSbur9
-l27, 9tortb.8 .8tltIH sS4, 90. Prtorltdtel 81,
Nod SSSldltD ll3.
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Tic 0fciic ocS lSrGiiocntct.

ct. goutS, %. 2lpril. - !6mtc Nor.
gen 8 llbr lam BrGi. G'rant bier an; CT wuroe
am SObubOfc uOH Ciui9cu pcr6ulidDtn 6reun
ben cmpiOngen uuO iticg III Der &obuuug ocS
ANrI s. Ytutnu ob
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&d,iTSuuehrtchtc,t.

RewsDort, "a. april.-Stute fam ber
Dampfer ,,Seuttlano" uou Srcnieu bier an.
Bottom, "a, 2lpril.--9er 0ampi,r ia.
rita" it BON 9ipsrpool augetonlileu.
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SIusfnuS Srr S,bfpunrbritcr

gbilnoelpbiu, "a. 9lpril.-0it Berg
Ieute III Golumbia,GOuntp uuO Die NeS 0te
itrittS 9tr. 9 Der uIrbciter. l9obltbdtigleitS
@eicuifait" bnbcu bcidloii2l, bic ibueH BON
BEN 2lrbcitgcbcru am Samltnge gcmadte
Oiicrtt nm,nnchmcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25
ssnlaaOs9 s9epeIGcu.
Sccrcc,tlibcS.

ScCECCUtllCDCo]
Waibtugton, "a. Aprtl. - Der Ge'
anotc Der Ser. StaGten i'll Oen 9tieOGrlau0en
bat oem StaatS. Selretir Die 9lbibritt etuer
t1niglifcu 8eriiigung mit9etbeilt, lUelde ben
bon oelI Suupt, 5temd6ten @uropa's ell.
ffinmi9 angenomnlsneu 5teguldttonen etnen
lteuen 4rtitel ;um 3iuede Der Serbtn0erHng
BON Golliiioneil sur Gee bin;uiitgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25
Ninc &nflnr. Mcfd,irIltr. :.

@empGtS, "a Aprjl. oAUulandc"
C3dblt OuS TolltuOe:
@or ugcfibr 10 Go9en uurOc 0aOiO
SdlofcrS, Der iriibGrc Sdjcriii Uon 2S2atps
GOuutD befoblcu. Der 8croadt Itcl aui 2
9&egtr, l2illiam uuN @Owarb Sobuiou. Der
2egtac wurOc uTbnftct, Der Grtrt lob uOt
BuCucub, IN. Bon bier id)ricb CT etuer
9ref, oaB er inter ben eHtUcuOeten Bapteren
cine giile uou Suiursn gciuuOeu babe. Sd)Oi-
ier5 btgab iid) OemiuiOl9c, nit BEN CriorOtrlta
den gapierru pcriehen uuO BON Sherlli &tu-
cent bcglcittt, uadj Babucnb uuO uerhaictc
BEN GOwarO 5ObniOu. Slui Der Ritdrtlt er.
ifiencu auf cincr Citation, 8 Nittl2u uor
Dresden, 70 Suntummte. 0tcic bcbrOhtcn
bic Giieubo6ns 9camttu uuo ben Sderiii unb
bemG6h9tcn Ndl btS GOuNrO 3obnion.
Dlontag Diorgen iOuO man bic yci6nnmc
Der bcoGn 9OhuOn5 al cucm Soumc III Ocm
beunbburten @cbjli biugcl. SSle mou nadls
trdgltd) criubr, mar aud 2Stllum ,SohuoH
pon 9umumntm aus Ocm Gti0ugniB nit
@emalt abgeholt worOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25
slus gRcfttntien nne siiS. .9lmerifa

9ortsuu. Briucc, Snnti, 8. 2lpril,
tbcr Sapanmo. ~ Der ,'5orHet" miro iutcOer
iIm Sauf Ongebotcu. gSabrihetnlt6 wTOIu
Inn bic Sau 5ontingocr autOnitu
Die 2(ufreguug wtgeu Der AnncriOn bon
Sau Domingo bat itdl 9clcgt.
Gan 9OmtngC, y. Gprtl. - Saci
1ruppcu bubeu Gdbrat meOubolt OcitbloJeu.
3wiidcu gupTou mo &ae; bObcu uJr Ctui
gcr 3tit i'll ben nBrOlthcn BrOUilBeH cinigc
nnertti0iGocuc engagements ituttleiuuOtu.
Garacca8, &cucSucla, Q. 2lpril, - Der
0rBBerc E6cil ccr llruCe oCS BullONS it nod
ldguapra ans benz 8.itcu Suritdgetcbrt, oa
bnitlblt Der 6ricNen witoGr buAiftnt 1T,
Dan glaubt, baB inter G'lBman'S ciAcntn
2eutsn cine STidwDrlHg gegeu ibn 0orbtrcta
ttt luirO.
GuliaOa blebt lit Caracas. Gr bat bon
Gaianoua, cincm Gmiiidr Or Gu5lnr i'll
9ttU, Dort, 5000 BIO. St Cbalteu. " be
atTt)iigt. BON bier iibcr 9liptmmoa ua6 Der
StuOt gtclu Nort In Gcbcu IS icgen teInc
2tuSeidycn Dor, OoB G>uSman bcm GIlcoOa
!Nii1fe ltiiteu milf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25
Dr. 3. Q. nlonlton's
Dr. II. 5appington's

anIammengeIeBte Sbrup
III elm iIdbsrss nne seiabrlUies SeiImittel fir
IS bcifetigt Gntshnruns un6 psrbltct oaburdb
Sblpimtjuebt. Diecr poTSIslldc uno cines 0uten
Huits ib erireuenbe Sprup miro iCit % Sabren &C.
rlrt Don Or. Il. Sappinston, ar. i3a, R0rs.
Oapftrube.
3u baben bcarsu Sdnblrrn i'm gnsemetnen. Rrsis
90 8cnt5. (Wop. .23,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25
@srlihrrt In ner ,,0irrmania !"

Die ,@jcrmanta" III cine CUTE ocutihe @cieIihat.
IS 1T Die dttlte oeutidc @ricllimoit in Imert1.
Spl gro3cs Sa9itnt init btocuttnocm ueberibus
evluGbrt Den 8srliCberten Die bette Siherbcit.
ALE 8erluie luerocn prompt uno biIig bcSGbIt.
Die ocutiGe auuoidoft fdcrt Der "@ermunia" cine
bcruorraJenbe Stenuu9 unter alsn Serfderun8s'
Die ,Geymania" III bic dttcRe uno beoeutcnbile
oeHti4c issuersSerthcru s@eeHi1aft In ben Ser.
StddttH.
Z. 81. 8rnno & Sobne, Qgenten,
0sr. 81, SouthSlrdfc, SaltimoIe, MS.
untersN9enttn peroen perlan9t.
(Suntt 4 l., ,id.1.)
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Die VSnbl in Gcnnccticut.

Surtforo, 20. 9lpril. - Soeben mtrS
oit lcete HSabl ourt Die G5tiebgebuug eHt.
id)cOcu. 0ie Hepnbliluuer SnoHg, &tlO9g
uuo Startwcatbcr nnO Der 0cmotrut 9Grnum
erhielten 0ertiflIntt iiir hen &onnreR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25
Stus Sfcrpz YJort. : Scr rufIifbe
L..

RcW Dort, 81. April. 49, Der bicfge
ruiiii1e Gouiul tbetIt nit, OaB eS nid)t Der
rufiHae SbrOniolgcr 1T, wel6er bic Ser.
StaoteH Su beiuGen bcabfhtigt, onoern Der
SroBiiirit AlsriS, Der brittle Sobu oeS GiareU,
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Stelie QluDthefe.
~

fH Wtt Uuttf5tIpnttt Dat lotbcn IN
a Wr. 4l6, sS. sS3altimo ores, mabe NcarIffr.,
clue ueue pontdnos eingcridtete oeutid,e apotbet,
erufinet. @r empFcblt ip ben Seren aer5ten unb
bem Bublitun~iioerbaupt inter 4ufterung loreia.
msr ulio pfnltlider Seoienun9.
xpui5 Gtcinh6fer,
(Rebr.2 3Mte) Nr. 446, @clts y BoltimoreHr.
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gtew Dort "a. 2Ipril. -- Die 6Itrtis
dliidle 0ampf Srcgattc ,,gtOUara" lit uOu
AHnapOItS hitr OugeGommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25

peS Sobn g. y 6ccrs ". Scrrp,
Sabritanten pun feuerfeiten 3iesellteinen,
bibea ibr Bilreau Don ytr. 294. RontgomcruitraGe,
mad, Der Iprt cfsSde ter S,auburss uue Mars
nsfffeube uerlest, woictbit aue auitrdse prompt
Gusssihbrt lperbeu. (San.6,tS)
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giueSpt;io( .9ep;dbe al bic 0ailD gtemS"
tbeilt nit, 0aB en uddltlihcr slngrtii o;r 9ll.
iurgcuteu Oui bic cine Sarrita6e Dor 2l5nieres
nit groBem &uluit2 fir Scne 5uriidg:i9lageu
morbeu iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25
QGciubrrgcr'8 Z StJublaOru,

Wdt oOn VuioNi une SoTato1aNr,
unh
tqprC7, ,33Rtrl Wr. SO3, sBcn,2 dItimoreftr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19
The Way to Do II.

II your lass is coquettish and frisky,
Make up TO her easy and briskyl
II she froWn on We, turn on your heel,
Make love to another, your heart TO recover,
You'll quickly discover she would Keep you her
lover,
Tho her heart be as hard as the steel.
She will try all her tricks to entice We,
Sometimes sweet, sometimes sour, sometimes
spicy
Affect all these humors yourself,
See that We vex her, be sure tn perpleI her.
Provoke her and coax her, roast her and toast
her,
She's as sure in your pouch as your pelf
II your assie is modest and shy,
Watch every cast Of her eve;
II she bushes, she's half then your own
Approach by degrees, her hand you may seize
And give 1t squeeze, then down on your knees
And prefer her to kings, or their crown.
II she answers you no way but flying,
Depend ont she will be complying,
SO follow as fast as you can.
But il coolly she stay, I'm afraid she'll say nay
With such nymphs its the way; then fast at
ye may
Pack up your heart and be gone,
For YOU may leave her to some other man
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

MASSACRE IN ALGERIA. Accounts from
Ayers to the 9th of May state that the
instruction continues to range as fierce
ly as ever, and some dreadful massacres
had been perpetrated by the Arabs at
belly, Bougie, and Palestro. At the
aforementioned village the whole male
population, consisting of 46 individuals,
were murdered with the greatest bru-
tality and the women and children car
ried off into the interior. 1t is salts
factory to learn, however, that in almost
every engagement with the French
forces the Kabyles have been driven
back with loss. The Italian iron-clad
frigate Roma and Spanish iron-clad Al :
pides were in the neighborhood for
the protection of the interests of Italian
and Spanish subjects. The English
iron-clad Defense left Malta for Algiers
on the 9th inst.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19
1908 GIFTS.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
FOR THE BESEFIr or

fbh lti htNhfll VI
tn, Fo,,Hiag Aylpa, Sis,r. n CIar,y Y,r FORK and
!SLiiso'' md Srior'' Orphans Ho"', WhatiFgton
To be held in Washington D. c. under and by virtue OF
permit from Hon. A. PloAsanton. Commissioner Of In
ternAl Revenue Jstoiy Thursday. July nth ISL. The
holders by the Commissioners istory Brick House. Gs
n. Calvert St. Baltimore $500 2g4D acres Timber
Land in Washington Co., Nd, with three Dwellings and
Saw Mill, lying Ches. Ohio Canal. S20n0. 3.story
Brick House. IL Bolton St, BALTIC, slG501. 3-story
Brick House IN Conway St. BALTIC, 80 fine Res
dence near Govanstown miles from Baltic. Passen-
ger Il. W, Sll,nD fine Residence Goyanstown,
same location. s9,mn fine Residence near Goyans-
town same location, Ss,5m tine Residence Co
TAnstnwn same location, $500 Lots adjoining above
Brownsville Precinct and Lincoln County, Nebraska !
per cent gold int. 5000 y. 5. ilondS sl1Oo0 n. Q.
State Bonds, ITO Shares National Mechanic Bank.
BALTIC, 100 Shares Citizens National Bank BAlt0 10
Shares Northern Central Il. r. 100 Shares Pie X. r.,
% Shares BALTIC. a Ohio X. H.. % Shares PhilA. viii
mingon 4 Baltic r. r. $500 TiCKErs only viii be sold
at Is each, S21n1
Hon. II McC0LInuGH EIkton, Nd c.,-,---
Mai GEO. T. CASTLE, BALTIC, Md ''''' "''"'''''"'''
Hon. j. $, NICELY, ". G.. Pttsburg Pa. Tsr
ton, d. o., Hon. jas s. Negley, PttsburH, Pa, RirSt
National Bank, HAgertoWn, Sid, ApplemAn a Co.,
BANKER HAgentown, Hon. r. j. Brent, late ATTY
Gsn'. Baltimore.
On the day Of the Concert, the newspapers In Wash
inggn will the names Of the gentlemen who
will be present Committee Of Citizens by invitation
at the allotment Of Gifts, and week before that Day
the time and place Of the Concert and the Of the
performers will be announced in the newspapers Of
Washington, New York, and Baltimore. Deeds Of the
above Real Estate certified by counsel in the hands OF
the Trustee. TICKETS and Circulars can he had Of
y. Q. DEVLIN. General Agent StAtioner and Printer
No. 81 Nassau St, New York.
- Order by Mail vii receive prompt attention
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

Rev. Mr.. CHENEY SENTENcED.-Bish-
op Whitehouse. of Chicago, formally
passed sentence of degradation in the
Cheney case. Mr.. Cheney was not pre-
sent. The bishop made brief address to
the clergy and members OF the standing
theological committee present, stating
that he had hoped to be spared the pain.
full necessity which now presented itself
for the first time in his long episcopate
of degrading after trial one of his clergy.
Mr.. Cheney's congregation still sustains
him, and he will continue to conduct
the services in Christ Church.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

A ROMANCE OF LIFg.-The Elective
Aflinities" of Goethe have been revived
in real life near Troy. A woman eloped
some time since with railway conduc-
tor, each leaving a connubial partner and
child behind. Soon after, the deserted
husband fell heir to fortune of $780,
100, and his truant wife, hearing OF his
good luck, returned to aid him in its
enjoyment He would none of her, and
obtained divorce. About the same
time the wife of the conductor, obtained
II divorce from her recreant lord, and
the common suffering OF the deserted
couple brought them into sympathy,
.wedlock, and combination Of the family
interests The clippers have also OBJ
tanned divorces, and are to he united.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

The VESDoME COLUMN. Pairie
gives interesting facts in regard to the
recently demolished yendome column.
II was made with the bronze of 1000
cannon captured from the Russians,
Prussians, and Austrians. 1t was begun
on the Doth of August, 1906, and finished
in 1910, under the direction of the ar
chitects Demon, Lepere, and Ganduin.
It's total weight was about 500, 600 lbs.
The expenses for its construction were ::
Melting the bronze, l54,S37 francs :;
weighing the same, $50 francs; chisel-
ling, 257. 21O francs the statue by Chan
Diet, 5000 francs sculptured cornices,
80, francs; general designs, 11,4OO
francs; masons, locksmiths, carpenters,
and plumbers, COL, $40 francs architect.
$4,000 francs; 251 1867 kilogrammes of
bronze, 1,005, 46S francs total, 1852,
46S francs. Ure's Dictionary of Arts,
under the article on bronze, says the
founder of the column was so unskilful
in melting the bronze that he had gone
on progressively refining his alloy till
he had exhausted the copper, and he
then worked up the refuse scorin in the
upper part of the column"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19
Man AS A BAROMETER AND THERMoME-

MAN AS A BAROMETER AND THERMoME-
rER.-Science has failed to invent any
apparatus as sensitive to atmospheric
changes as the human frame. Its there
fore of vital importance to guard 1t
against the effect of variations in the
weather, and experience has demon
strated that DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS is the best medicine for this purpose
at present known. If taken as a protec.
ton against the disturbing influence OF
sudden alterations of heat and cold, it
will certainly prevent the bowel COM
plant, fevers, bilious, disorders, rheu-
matte affections, and throat diseases,
arising from these causes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver
Oil in the world is HAZARD IL CAswELL's
made on the sea shore, from fresh, Sc
lected livers, by CAswEIL, HAZARD &
Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure
and sueet. Patients who have once
taken it prefer it to all others. Physi
clans have decided it superior to any of
the other oils in market.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

SHOES FOR SUMNER are of low cut,
Oxford shape, tied on the instep in a
different fashion from the Moliers shoes
lately worn. The tops are broad, heels
low, and the ample soles show at the
sides Comfort and symmetrical shape
are considered, but there is evidently no
attempt to make the foot look small.
For such shoes made to order of calf
skin. fashionable shoemakers charge
from s13 to s1j. The shoe for full
dress is Congress gaiter or glove kid,
with single sole price SIG.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

Habitual constipation leads to the fol
lowing results Inflammation of the kid
neys, sick and nervous headache, bilious
ness, dyspepsia, indigestion, piles, loss
of appetite and strength all of which
may be avoided by being regular in your
habits, and taking, say one of PARsoNs
PURGArrvE Pills nightly, for four or SIX
weeks.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

A young married lady being applied
to by a servant for situation, she asked ::
"Why did you leave your last place 2"
"Why, you see, ma'am," replied the
girl, ~ was too good looking, and when
I opened the door the gentlemen always
took me for the missis."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

JoHYsoH's ANoDYNE LINrMENT may be
used to advantage where any Pain Killer
is desirable. In cases of severe cramps
and pains in the stomach, it is undoubt-
edly the best article that can be used.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

observation-disclosures Butler, of Ne
braska, has been removed from office,
and the impeachment court has adjourned
sire die.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

Ladies' watches are now made in an
oval case olook like lockets and worn on
the necklace.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19
HEALTH AND ECONOMY,

No modern dwelling be considered complete with
|. !. !. !. !.
out adequate supply Of pure
water Until recently this great
NA essential was unAttAinAhle a. the
~a,,n.N leaden pipes In general use enlpn-
:" fUht N dered q slow and AccumulAtiVe poi.
OIL. son. which medical testimony hAs
lMrcQ Dproved 10 have ruined the health
Wnl EIH Of Thousands. The only water
VIZ pipe. cheap. flexible. and durable
49, thst will ensure perfect safety, Is
the Patent Tin-Lined Lead Pipe
manufactured by the ColWeils
shaw Willard VI 'nufacturing Company. No. ~ Cen
ire New York This pipe Is nearly A. eheap A lead nine
and much more durable II Is used In several hospitals
and other public buildings and In numerous private res
licences In several large stock yards where il has been
used the condition Of the cattle improved rapidly This
tin-iined lead pipe Is approyedby Water Commissioner
Medical Faculty, Civil Engineers, and all whose nyes-
cations are directed to the best Of secarng the
health ard comfort Of society.
II Is Bock-Tin Pipe heavily coated with solid lead
The metals 40 thoroughly united in the ptocezs Of
manufacture a. TO be, in TACT but one pipe. Tin Is
metal closely resembling silver both in color and purity
hence water flows through tinned lead pipe A. pure 4
" drawn through silver By IL use lead water poison
and iron rust avoided and general health promoted
The manufacturers will send sample Of the pipe and
circular containing the highest recommendations by
mail Tree Of postage 10 all parties willing 10 become
better acquainted with IL merits Price Of the Tin
Iined Lead Pipe Is cents pound for all sEes Also,
OF Bock-Tin Pipe Lead Pipe Sheet
Lead, Solder, &c Orders solicited.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19
Is A PURE
black TEA

.s.Is.t sa1!V1ssolI soI-stf Apos!15!.
for which Il i prescribed by physicians OF the highest
standing II does not belong TO the class derisiyely
termed patent medicines. but article based on sci
cntic analysis and will stand the test of the sharpest
and most rigid medical criticism cAthartic, sto-
Achic, anti-febrile preparation, and an admirable
remedy for all bilious complaints. Let there be no
mistake. Secure the genuine article only.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

Time Tests the Merits of all Things
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19
8 O'CLOCK.
1888 in l6 DAYS

Do you want situation as salesman at near home 70
make IS TO so dAy selling new strand Whit Hrs
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shall not 10 allowed 10 Start continue Ia that race
shall he considered declared ruled with fo n
Any found guilty Of protesting against horse falsely and With
out merely With intent ~ emhalss shall b. punished by
hne not exceeding S0 rot 70 exceed
eIpuson Whe1 protest has been dn laid Information Ogd
drawn surrendered fore the Of iee weeks except
the decision OF the Association proprietor OF the course 1pn h
such protest produced; and son or proprietor sh per
init such wba val protest Information with corrupt motive N
who shall BE- a5ected b. the the
proprietor guilty Of this improptey convicted ue'i Dgs tns
Bor Of Apeas shah be expelled from al connect with TIE hshon
Association.
Rule 81 decides ta,t Whenever shall have fsianred al
pehors heat ue AM the wnnCT snail
receive the entire and stakes When than horse remains
In the u to be placed the finish OF the last heat me second
best hore la receive The second Trnm there be and efe
be i1n OF isodh premium, for which horse has Won
aspcf1 place the shall 10 the winner This is Just ara
sensible dee sion o m oore Of tho Associations N cases who're
has inced the field heat lave only paid him The h
premium pocEet the others themselves noststaRdng the per
entrance sgct the whole amount Tie
Pork Boston Tong Associations have praeoe the
liberal and honest policy Of paying the entire purse to the winner
under such circgmstanoes go
race by either or intentional suppression Of either the
on the the Of any heat procured BY
eo.ye arrangement between the judges timer AMI tie Of the
horse driver by the erpuion Of the implicated
ue tales away JUICES the IL ODary they formerly
nosed In collision Of blowing the offending horse TO start
sgo (which posrr dgaceulY abused By the interested
oa e Buffalo meeting last summef by enang that the pes %
Whistler whfuy or otlsrse shaH DC
d. | al las 1t vac fraudulent intent tie drTef b' be
ance but necessary u defeat ens
Offending hone 10 starr l8hu no n
The attending one shall dsnctd heat except ior ou
driving And the Judges c0iondng heat finding that cosoA IN
yoyel fraudulent Object may declare that heat voh.
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THE w1LuAMsBURGH sTABBER.

To the EdttOr Of tn Tribune.
SIR: | have read various speoulations, inyour
recent issues as to the motives which influence the lad
who has been lately stabbng 40 many women ana glrls
in Wliamsburgh. 1t appears TO me more probable that
ne IA one of the class Of individuals referred TO by
wharton and St6 in their treatise on Medical JurSprn
dence under the head Of Adoimania, or morbid sexual
propensIy-a variety of moral insanity. The following
cases are narrated at p. 1853 of the edition OF 800
Some years since, the town Of Lepsc was started by
the fact that number OF young girls nad Oeen do-duu
in the streets by wrapped IN CLOAK, no e1uIk
lancet i'm the arms Just above the elbow, ana FaShe
IL was long time before the perpetrlor Wis
When ne was last detected and put on Trial. IL lhS
Ot chat he had been impeed to these ouOfdScs ~ q
morbid sexual impulsebcen absorbed IN the alternate
excitement and depression which preceded ana sue
cceded the act (Wharon's Criminal Law, 81 cd p 80
The same state OF things developed ia he Trial III
IondOu OF q man named Williams, for a similar species
OF assault lawyers Magazine, London, l192 VOL ILL., p
351)"
II these facts are of interest value to YOU they are
at your disposition. U.s. NJ
PAil0deiphia, Feb, 4, 1871.