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Confidential Physician,
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179 South Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL, Pri-
vste and Chronic Diseases in both sexes success
fully treated. DR.. Bgelew has cured more SEX
cal and vensreal diseases in the last 20 years
than any other physician in the western country
He cures Nervous Debility, OF Involuntary Sem
inAl Emissions, and restores the enfeebled organs
to perfect health and 7igor. He cures Syphilis
in all its forms, whether acute or chronic, with
out the use Of minerals or vegetable poison,
Send for his "Guide to Health" published
monthly free Of charge, if you think the writings
of the greatest Specialist of the prerent day
worth reading. Ladies send for descriptive cir
cular of PEssARIo REMEDIE, univerS sally used
by married ladies. Address
@. BIGELOW, NJ. D..
meh4dw1y P. o. Box 1854 Chicago, Ill.
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in all their various FERNS. 1t is taken inward
ly only 1t is positively the only stAndar spe-
eihc before the public, being composed OF pure
and harmless vsgeta BILE ingredients solely, con-
tanning no minerals, poisonous or injurious
drugs.
1t has actually cured ninety-fve in every hun
dred clses, In the last six years-a result unpar
Glleed in the history of N Medicine.
The principal advantage in taking this medi-
cine is, that it is quite different in its compost
ton from any other article before the public
No other preparation does or can act in the
same manner. While every medicine purges
and sickens the patient,
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A Frepch lady writes

a French lady writes
Mons. Gouraua lis bat an act Of justice
that should spontaneously give you ny qsaii-
ned testimonial of the united efficacy, Innocence,
and fragrance Of your preparation for purifying
sn cleansing the skin BY its use every Pimple
and freokle have vanished from my face Oh
should Non Ami, as i. is so sovereign and
oh arming 8 remedy for scattering all blemishes
from our fsces, call it ie detce des danes, en- uh
mot. je s,as enckante de Ie cosmefiqHe ct e" roas
remercie de foat
EMILE DRsMoUL, Madison Avenue
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Prem Miss Fannie Stockton, the Prima
Donna of the Opera House:
Buffalo, December, 1868
DR. TT. Goursud ! do net wish 20 Pot
anything elee in contact with my face so de-
light ed am with this maichiess cosmetique.
PIey &c ,cnd me ten bottles. YANxrE STOCKTON
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Cincinnati, June, 1867.
DR.. Gouraud | have heard of your elegant
preparation of "Oriental Cream, and been very
an ious to try it's marvellous powers.
MAS. b. @. DH##.
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The folio wing from Evans, the celebrated
Pc rfumer. Of philadelphia:

,ohiladelpbia, April 30, 1858.
DR.. Gouraud: l link your Cream is IN
qu' stionably the best th ng IN tnls me ron me
res son, when lady once u 'es ne coz tihues 1t
IN preference TO anything else. opr customers
Tor 10 are regular ones. l find il Is ie'Ai'oH I!
the druggists and fancy stores at "o pOi'Ait
bottle yet. There Is more sold here wan %
are aware of. What 10 required to 'u'e
arg e sale is liberal amount spent in jud. 'o"S
adv ertisiug. Let the ladies know its merits 4 -
esp eeialiy the price, and fl they once try it We
secure a regular customer. If was the owner
" euld sell more of 1t in this city than all the
resa Of the skin prepar atoms put Together
T. W. EVANS.
We might go on simplifying tbs merits Of i.R.
GOURAUD's .'onIEArAL CkLAM.v
but we think a candid perusal Of the above Bun-
erous Testimon ale, and HUNDREDS Of othcrs in
tne Doctors possession, among which may DO
named PA REPA ROSA and other c.lsbr4ties,
who have taken several bottles TO Europe, are
sufficient Q con vince any one not wiliullY bind
Ii there DO any such, we might apply TO them
the language of Scripture. and say of y0
believe not Moses and the Prophets. neither
would ys believe though one rose from the dead !"
The Retail Price of the s'ORIEEIAL
CEEA n" 10 $3.50 Bottle. Ladies cs n have
1t Expressed" for that sum.
DIR. G0URAUDsE World-renewned Pre-
paratio ms csn be had at his oRiy Depot, 40 Bond
Street, New York, and of Bstes, l29 Washing
ton Street; Weeks Potter, 10 Wsshir gton.
and George @. Goodwin Co, IS Han over
{ tIeet, Boston Evans, 81 South Eighth Street,
and Johnston, Holloway 4 Cowden. 6A3 Arch
Street, Philadelphiai Lilly d Block, Baltimore;
VIM stahler, Druggist. Norristown, Penns Viva
mia n. J. Camp bell, North Fifth Street, cor
ner of Locust Street, Mo. Van Setback, Stew
enson Reid, Lake Street, corner of Dearborn,
ohicsgo, Ill. Crane 4 Brigham. San Francisco,
Cal, and Druggilts. jeI4deodd woamSm
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Dr. Goursud: I think it one Of the indis-
psnsables for lady's toilet. Miss II. E. A..
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The following from the Eminent Trags
diune Mrs. D. P. Bowers
Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
Dr. GourAud viii you please send six bot
ties of your 'OrientAl Cream to the above sd-
dress, not forgetting to be reasonable in price.
Yours truly, MRS D. P. BowEEs.
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v
Dr. 7. F. Gouraud Ny wife became ac-
ouainted with your Oriental Cream" through
lady friend, and was so highly pleased with Its
effects that she has since ordered IL direct from
YOUR depot. Other ladies here, too, have become
acquainted VITA it's superior and magical effects
upon the complexion, and consider it's use Indis-
ocnsabls DR. W. q. Cox.
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Dear Sir Having had very favorable op-
portunity. yesterd az evening, for exPatistinEon
the merits of Your Oriental Cream, shoTin (
the effects it produced my hands and face.
Joung lady requested that would procure her
a bottle of it. Please send one, per bearer
Mas Gas, Fifth Avenue.
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PhIsdeIph's, December, INUo.
Or. Gouraud like the "0riental Cream"
better than anything I ever saw Of the kind,
snd 1 trust you will continue to make 1t, and |
think If you 10 not, you st least might let your
customers have the recipe. 1t would be I pity
to have this "Orientsl Cream" die cut
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DR.. Gouraud: cheerfully bear testimony to
the eHaacy and perfect innocence Of your ''cr
ientaI Cream" It IL decidedly q valuable COS
metioue. I cannot consent that y CT publish m Y
The above is from lady in Esd street.
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The following from Mrs. Col. Young, I ady
Of Col. Young, Of "Youngs Kentucky Cav
airy
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Utica, June. 1867.

Utica, June. 1867.
DR.. Felix Gouraud: value your Oriental
Cream SO highly thst am IN willing to be With
oct 1t even a single day. SkRLH Wa&.
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Providence, December, 1867.
Dr. GouTaud have used your "orlentai
Cream" for considerable length OF time, Hnd
think Il excellent. Indeed would no other
after once trying that. CLARA IT,.
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Chicago, September, Iob1.
DR.. GouTaud: 1t is the best preparation l
have ever used, and l have recommended it to
many friends. MISS r. l. P%@#.
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Philadslphia, October, s65-
Dr. T.. F. Goaraud: l have your Oriental
Cream" in xse it is az admirable article. AID l
shall recommend it. 3. +. P@~~
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Cleveland. April, lS6S.
DR.. Geuraud: have used yodv 'urient.l
Cream" for some time; and like it very N uch in
deed, and should feel very bad to be deprived of
it. Mrs. E. P*=s.
Hamilton, Ohio, July T., 1863.
DR.. T. Felix Gouraud Dear Sir ome
weeks since wrote to you, inciosiug the Suhany
Dispatch, with notice Of your valuable cos
metie, ''0risntsl Cream" j fear that you did
not receive my communication if not, l shall
be much pleased TO hear from you. and alto graf
lied to receive q half dozen Of your charming
preparation for the complexion. Your "0rieItal
Cream" should be INN ortsiize6, as have no
doubt 1t is already By many fsir desier il this
charming device for rendering youth immortal
They have some very weak limitations in Gin
einnsti, such as Wagoners "0riental Drops
Madame French s"Lily White Partisan Lotion or
Liquid Lily BlOssom'--ail Of which a base
imitation, an very injurious 10 the complexion.
l could Sell dozens of bottles SIS the women are
all crazy to know the recipe for brilliant COM
plexion. I have lost half Of my coed looks
already fer the want Of this indispensable
luxury, as I am travelling for ths health Of my
little how 0hRdteufly yours
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From the Countess De Bierski. A Society
Lady:
Dr. Gour4rd Rochester, Feb. Is, 1867
Dear sir-Plesse send me two more bottles Of
your charming "Oriental Cream" by American
Fxnress and obIire. Yours respect fully,
COUNTESS De BIERsKI.
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T GOOD HEALTHY BLOOD

is not the only requisite. The patient needs
strength. The entire system must be kept in
order. The weakened, eman cipstea patient must
have flesh put upon and strength into his limbs
To accomplish these great objects is the special
p-ovinna of
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glc that followed tu, at last tie dagger reach
ed a vital part, and tbe royal bfuie'frll deal
upon the ground. poor VIII, torn and h'rri-
bly, lacerated 10y the sharp teeth ahd long,
lauce-like CLAWS Of the faiful animal, Falling
beside him.
Al this time Ellss had been gazing, in d
kind Of fasiuating horror, at the terrible strug
gle before her. When she saw VIII fall, seem
ingly lirelcss upon thc ground, it aroused her
from The Icihargy into which she had fallen,
and with tingins cry for help which brought
the servants troopng f:om the house, she
sprang forward, aud sinking beside VIII, She
raised lis blcol-stGncd head In her lap.
40 Viii GuardyT she walled raining a
shower cf passionate kisses upon tie pale,
blood-staincd face LOOK up! 1t is your
Elise that is calling you?'
The light touch of her hand, and her err
dearng words, seemed 10 lave a magical effect,
for his eyes opened, and lie drew the sweet,
anxious face down close TO bis, and IN 4 voice
vibrating with passion he murmured,-
"Thcn you do care for your old win. Elisc?'
Her face was scarlet with bushes now, and
looking into the tender eyes, he read there
something that made him very, very happy.
Upon examination, It was found that his
wounds were not dangerous, but very painful,
and would confno him to his room for several
weeks. Elise proved TO lie an excellent
nurse, however, and under her kind and low
ing care he rapidly recovered, and in few
weeks be wss able to walk down to the village
church, where they were quietly married.
Vdrcrlcy iidgdzinc.
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A Great Farmers Maxims.

The successful life Of Mr.. Jacob Strawn, tho
prince of American farmers, is attributed 10 tho
closo Observance Of tho following maxlms,
originated by himself
When yOu wake mp, DO not roll over, but
roll out. 1t will give you time 70 ditch all
your sloughs. break them. harrow them and
SOW with timothy and red clover. One bushel
of clover to two bushels of timothy is enough.
Make yotr fence high, light and strong SO
that 1t will keep cattle and pigs out
If you hayo brush, make your lots secure
and keep your hogs from The cattle, for il thc
corn is kept clean, they will eat II better than
if it is not.
BE sure to get your hands 20 bed by seven
o'clock, they will riso carly by force OF circum-
stance Pay hand, il lie is 4 poor hand, all
you promise him; If he 10 q good one, pay him
little moro; it will encourage him TO do
still bettor.
Always feed your hands as well as you do
yourself, for the laboring men are the bone and
snew of the land, and ought to be we'll treated.
am satisfied tAat getting up early, Industry
and regular habits, are the best medicine ever
prescribed for health.
When rainy, bad weather comes, so that you
can't work out doors, cut, split and haul your
wood.
Make your racks, fixing your fence or gate
that is Of its hinges, or wcatherboarding your
barn where the wind has blown the siding OF,
or patching tho roof Of your barn or house
Study your interest closely and DO not spend
any time in clccting presidents, senator's and
other smaller officers, or talking Of hard timos
when spending your timc in whiting store
boxes, etc.
Take yout lime and make calculations; don't
do things in a hurry, But do them at the right
time, and keep youf mind as well as your body
employed.
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lion. Joseph Warren, editor Of tho Buffalo
n. y Courier, is a lucky journalist Tho
ether evening, number Of prominent citizens
services for their city wilma written tcstimo-
NAL signed by about iifty business men, and
accompanied by costly gold watch and chain,
Of Swiss manufacture, properly inscribed, a
massive set Of pure siyerware, embracing
number Of pieces finished in the most elegant
manner. and handsome album, containing the
autographs aud pictures Of the donors, tho
value Of tlio whole being not less than g. 200.
The visitors were entertained by Mr., Warren
before taking their departure.
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A Remarkable Cure.

Some months ago colored man, named Ty-
Ter. was brought TO the Central Lunatic Asy-
lum suffering from insanity Of tho most furious
character resulting from the kick Of a horse,
which crushed the skull and pushed down a
large piece Of bone upon the brain. His con-
dition required the sererest restraint. DR..
Conrad, the superintendent, called the atten-
ton Of DR.. Hunter Mcclure TO tho case, and
DR.. McG., after m examination, determined to
attempt the removal of the bono, which was
pressing upon and into The brain. The opera
ton was successfully performed, and piece
two and a half inches long and one inch wide
was removed.
This was three months ago, and though pre-
yious TO this time the patient had been con-
stanty having fits, and az many as three or
four per day, he has wholly recovered from
them. There is now no insanity and though
the mind is considerably cnfeebled, its power
is fast returning. The wound, caused by the
surgical operation, has cured up, and the msn
is walking about without restraint and prornl-
ses to get entirely well. lie has no recollcc-
ton Of anything that occurred during the seven
Years--.hc period Of insanity being an entire
blank In his memory. The case is ap exceed
ingly interesting one to surgeons and physiolo'
gists, and the cure-fOr it is now safe to char
acter!zo It as cure-is one Of the most re-
marksb!e ones On rccord.-R;chmoDd Eng.
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Secret Of Happiness.

IN italian bishop, tho had struggled
through many difficulties without rcpning,
been much opposed without manifcsting im'
patience, being asked by friend to communi-
cate the secret Of his being always so happy,
replied, 1t consists in single thing, and
that is, making a right use Of my eyes" Ills
friend. in surprise, begged him to explain his
meaning. Most willingly replied tho
bishop. " In whatsoever state am, | FIRST Of
all look up TO heaven, and remember that my
great business is to get there. tbenlook down
upon earth, and call TO my mind how small y
space shall soon Gil in it. | then look abroad
in the world, and SEQ what multitndes are, m
all respects, less happy than myself And
thus learn where true happiness 3 phsced,
where all my cares must end, and how litto
reason ever had to murmcr, or to be other
wise than thankful. 6rd 90 lice Ia this spirit
is 70 be always happy.
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WAsHISGtoN VofERs-I'ho steamboats,
Fairy and City of Alexandria quietly drop
ped down the river on Saturday night and
tnedGunday morning crowded with colored
men, hands from some Of the fishing shores, on
their way to Washington to register, in order
to vote at the ensuing election in that place
On the trip up everything on the boats that
could be moved off was stolen, including the
provisions and clothing Of the crews. At two
Of the shores all the hands left SO that opera
tons could not be carried on.-AleraRdria
Gazette.
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Tho WASHINGTON correspondent Of the Bal.

The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
moro SIR says that il the test-cath feature
should not be abolished in the Ku-Klux bill,
the trial Of cases will necessarily be before col
ored juries. "in Virginia, for instance, Judge
Riyes, the new federal judge, would be con-
pellod, IN such an event, to administer an
oath to bis jurors that he could not take him
sclfl lie would even not have 4 Juror quail
fcation in his own court! This instance, per-
haps, bes: illustrates tho sweeping character Of
tho oct II /. should retain tire tron-clsd fer
.urop
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TIE DEATH or THoNAs +. MAEsHALI-A
dispatch from Louisville annohnccs the death,
in that city, on Monday last, Of Hon. Thos. +.
Marshall, Of Kentucky. lie was a member Of
the celebrated Marshall family, and was born
near Versailles, Ky, on January 10, 1894
He was educated at Yale College, where he
was graduated in 1915, and the following year,
after studying law, was admitted to The bar
As politician Mr.. Marshall became pfomi-
ncut. lie served in Congress as represent
ative from 1881 to 1885. Subsequently he
became . Judge and chief justice Of the Su-
prcmc Court of Kentucky, which latter posi-
ton he held fot nearly quarter Of century.
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POETRY.
WEAKNESS.


o little feet, that such long years.
Must wander on through hopes and fears,
Must ache and bleea beheah your load;
7. nearer TO the waysidc inn
Where toll shall cease and rest begin,
Am weary, thinking Of yoar road!
o little hands. that weak br strong,
Have still 10 serve or rule so long,
Have still so long TO give or ask;
l. who so much with book and pen
Have toilcd among my icllow-men,
AM weary, thinking of yocr task ~
q little hearts that throb and beat
With such impatient, feverish heat,
Such limitless and strange desires;
Nine that 50 long has glbwed and brrned
With passions into ashes turned,
Now covers and conccals IT, fires.
0 little souls as pure and willie
And crystalline as rays Of light
Direct from heaven, their source divine;
Refracted through the mist OF years,
How red my setting sun appears;
How lurid looks this soul of mine!
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Death of an Agod Christian Minister.

The Rev. Alfred Griffith, an eminent Chris
tiau minister Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
died at his residence In Alexandria, Va,
on Saturday night at o'clock. Mr..
Griffith entered the ministry IN 1905, and fin
ishcd his sc.iyo work as q minister Of the gos-
pei in 1853 at Ryland chapel in this city, wind
ing up 80 years Of patient labor for bis Mas
ter. Hc had reached tho advanced ago Of 81
at the time Of his death. On Saturday NOM
ing he a;c his breakfast as usual, seeming no
wcekor than he had previously been, and at Q
o'clock p. m. breathed his last without strug-
gle. lie was conscious to the last, and among
other things requested that the Rev. Dr. Ham
ilton aud the Rev. Mr. Bear should conduct bis
funeral exercises Washington RepuJlicdh.
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6EASp LoDgE /. o. O. F-'rbe Co.
Lodg I. o. F. of Virginia assembled or
Wednesday the 18th inst, in Odd Fellow
Hall, Richmond, Grand Master CoG'roth pre-
siding.
The following Grand officers were elected
for the ensuing year;
r. w. Grand Master, Robert r. Prcntis, Of
Charlottesyilo;R. ". d. Grand Master, James
3. Blanks. Petersburg r. W. Grand Ward
en-, V II. Waters, Staunton K. ". Grand
Secretary, Wm. j. Riddick, Richmond n. w.
Grand Chaplain, Rev. j. d. Kelley, Peters
burg.
Representatives to the Grand Lodge Of the
United States, p G.. Hugh Latham of AleH-
audriG and p y. G. Sire Z. II. Fitzhugh Of
Richmond.
The above officers were then installed by r.
". G.. Sire Fred. y. Stewart
1t was decided to hold tho next annuGl sos
sion of the Grand lodge at Portsmouth.
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RENAREABLE EsCAPE.-0ne day last week
a child Of Rev Mr.. Coo, some six years old,
fell from & third-story window, passed in its
descent through the roof-yery rotten-of 4
porch, and between the sleepers Of the porch
there was no flooring to the ground. Strange
to say, no bone was broken and the bruises
were made by striking a step near the ground.
Lexington Gazette.
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HIT. UETNBOLu'S EXTRACT BJCHU
Cures diseases arising from lmprudcnccs, llabit'
or Dissipation, etc., iu 2l their stage, al little eN
p.r-. t,le or ro change pa dict, no Inconvenience
and uo exposure. It cause, frequent desire, and
give, strength 90 Jriuatr. thereby removing Oh
structous. preventing aud curing structures OF the
Urctha. aIaying rainand luaamatiou so frequent
iu tti, class or Diseases and cypelliug all Poison
..r.s rrltf.r
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John Browns soul is marching on, but bis
family arc widely scattered. His widow lives
in IIumbot County, California, with her son
Salmon, and her daughters Sarah and Ellen.
Annie, vho was with her father at Ilatper's
Ferry, is married in California. Tho two Sons
John and Jason live in Ohio, Owen in Penn
sylyaBia, and Ruth remains at tho old place in
North Elba.
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BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THB
cboye complaints, its Blood-Prrilying properties
are Greater than any other preparation Of Sarsa-
rariiia il gives the complexion = clear and heal
thy Color and Restores tho patient 90 4 state OF
health and purity. For Purifying the Blood, Re
moving all Chronic Constitutional Diseases ari-
sing from an Impure state or the Blood and the
only Reliable and EtTectual known Remedy for
the Cure Of Pains and Swellings Of the Bones. u
cerstious OF tho Throat and legs, Blotchcs. PIN
pies on the Face, Eryspelas and all Scaly EruP-
ions d the Skin, aad Beautitying the Complexion.