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MANHOOD:
How LOST. How Restored

lust PHbHShed, u new edition OF DIR. CULVER
WELLS Celebrated ESSAY on the Radical
Cure lwirhOut mcdcinc) OF Spcrmatorrhwa, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Losses,
Impotcncy Mental andt PLY steal ineapacity. I'M
pedmcnts to Marriage &c; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by scllIndulgence
or sexual extravaganza
e. Price ia Sealed EHreiope, only cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demon >tIates from thirty years success.
iul practice, that the alarming cons sequences OF
self abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gcTous use of internal medicine the application
of the knife, pointing out mode ot cure ~ once
simple, certain and eilectua by means of which
every sufferer, matter what hIs condition may
he may cure himself cheaply, privately and raj
icaly
This Lecture should hc Ia the lands of every
youth and man in The land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to amy ad
'lrrS- on receipt OF six cts, or two post stamps.
A.c, pr Culvetwells Marriage Guide, ~ price
p cent Address the Publishers,
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Hieskells Magic Salve
CURES
letter letter! letter
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!

Erysipelas, Scald Head, RingwoYms, Ulcers
Burns, salt Rhcum, Chllblains, Scalds, PIN.
pies, Bloichcs, Frosted Limbs, Inilamed
Eyes, Plies, and all Ernptions OF Skin.
s8-Warranted tn cure money refunded.
For sale byaH Druggists and country stores,--
by -. II. sawyer south Paris T.. stephens, Bry
ants Pond: T.. T.. Rand 4 Co, \. G.. TinShani
Iocke's Mills
4. H. HIESKELL Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
Jan -, 1871. Is
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Farm for Sale p!

rJNEE subscriber Offers his farm for sale, and
l. Will sell the same upon the first opportunity
said farm t. situated near West Bethel on III,
road leading from West Bethel Ia Albany, and
contains excellent tilagc, lnleryalc and upland
the hay can MI be cut on the same with iul
machine. The intcIvHle l. unsurpassed. 4 gOo'
pasture, aud ancvcr falling aqu.durt OF running
water.
Aay one desiring 20 purchase can inquire OF tho
subscriber on The premises
iELI rWIrCHELL.
West Bethel. June -. ISL.
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Costs before Magistrates.
State Y. John Moore, Fremont AmeS,
and Wilson Shaw,-betOre j. =.
Hobbs, Justice, '-'i
Allowed by &. &. Commissioners May
Term 1871.
stale Y. Sargent,-before Edward
Gibbs Justice 7"9
State Y. Oscar kimball-before John
L. Hubbard, Justice li@l
State v Harris Marden-heforc Chs.
II. Knight, Justice, l"O
State v VIM. Il. Gunthner-beiOre {.
T. Knight-Justce, '.9l
State " Mary f. Morrison-befOre
j. = Hobbs-Justice, Oh
state v Chas. VI. IIuf kin and Chas.
L. Lulkin,-befOre \. Il. Knapp,
Justice. -"'-o
state y. Thaddeus Coolbroth ct. al,
before Edward Gibbs, Justice, iU
1874
Total. sl,ii6l7
FREDERIC +. SHAW,
County Treasurer.
Treasurer's ONCE, oxford County.
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Farm for Sale +!

Norway, June 70, 1871. In
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

The RIGHT TO BE EDUoArED.--It is
every persons right to claim the best ed.
ucation that can be afforded him. And
not only him but her. Why there should
be limit placed to one sex, and not to
the other. is not easy Of perception to
any but bigoted, preiudiced eyes. 1t is
true that Dean Swift said that the natu-
raj levity of the sex will. if woman is
educated, upset her reason, that she will
be very apt to despise her husband, and
the more she knows the worse she will
become.
George William Curtis, commenting
on this, says that in Dean Swift'a time
such was the tenderness Of women that
they consented to remain ignorant so -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

Strenthen mi husband, and may
hiz faith and hiz money hold out f
the last.
Draw the lambs wool ov unsus-
picious twilight over his eyes,
that mi firtations may look to him
like viktorys, and that mi bills
may strenthcn biz pride ia me.
Bless, oh, Fortunes mi krimps,
rats and frizzles. and let thy glory
shine on mi paint and powder.
When j walk out before the
gaze ov vulgar men, regulate mi
w:ggle, and add nu grace to mi
CATERS.
When bow miself in worship
grant that may do it with ravish-
ing elegance, and preserve unto
the last the lily white of flesh and
and the taper of my fingers.
Destroy mine enemies with the
gaul ov jealousy, and eat thou up
with the teeth ov envy all thoze
who gaze at my style.
Save me from wrinkles, and
foster mi plumpness.
Let the lily and the roze strive
together in mi cheak, and may mi
neck swim like goose on on the
buzzom ov krystal water.
Enable me, oh Fortune! to wear
shoes still little smaller, and save
me from all korns and bunyons.
Bless Fanny, mi lapdog, and
rain down bezoms of destruckshun
upon thoze who would hurt a hair
ov Hektor, mi kitten.
Smile. oh Fortune ! most sweetly
upon Dick, mi kanary, and watch
over, with the fondness ov a moth.
err, mi two lily whit mice with red
eyes. Enable the poor to shirk
for themselves, and save me from
all missionary beggars.
Shed the light ov thi counten-
ance on mi kammels hair shawl
mi lavender silk, mi point lace
and mi necklace ov Almonds,
and keep the moths out ov mi
sable, beseech thee, . Fortune
That man is indeed hard up VIII,
can not get credi. even for GOO
intentions.
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Wnman's Column.
CLIPPINGS.

SS1- ALNoo.
During the past summer, the
science teachers Of England were
invited TO London to receive in
struction and undergo examina
ton in the various branches of ply.
steal as well as in collateral sci.
ences.
Thirty nine only availed them
selves of the opportunity including
one female. To Pro. Huxley wac
assigned Biology. One hour each
day was devoted to lecturing, the
remaining FIVE hours of the daily
exercises were devoted to dissect-
ions, microscopic examinations by
each individual, &c.
To the two who in the final or
deal, should exhibit the greatest
readiness in correctly answering
questions, as well as the most prac.
teal acquaintance with the subjects
treated, it was proposed should be
awarded two valuable micro scopes
40 testimonial prizes.
The lady took one of them -
How about weman's sphere ye
ligneous headed, anti woman suf>
fragists!
An Atlanta paper has the fol :
lowing statistics: "Of the sixty
nine young ladies' who tainted away
in Atlanta during the summer
ffty-seven fell into the arms O
gentlemen, eleven fell on the floor
and one into water bucket
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When You Come to Town
be Sure to Call.
Abner Clawson's Estate
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DUREUANT to an order of the Court OF
IL Common Pleas Of Wayne county and
State of Indiana, will offer on Wedne sday,
the 25th day of October, 1871, on the prem
ises hereinafter described, at Public Sale the
following described real estate, situated in
said county, to-wit:
The north half of lot No. ten ffi6) in that
part of the city of Rlchmoi16 laid out BY
Jeremiah Cox, on which is a fra.ae dwelling
house. And also q lot in that part ~ said
city laid out by John Smith, and bounded az
follows, to-wit: Beginning on 9Th street, on
the west side in said city, 10 feet south Of
Main street, and running thence south along
the west side of 5th street, So feet, to An al
ley thence west So feet thence north IS
feet; thence east 50 feet, to the place of be-
ginning. And, also, parts of the southeast
and southwest quarters of section %, in town
ship IA, and range one west, and bounded ~
follows, to-wit Beginning at a stone on the
half section line l52 Il rods west of the
northeast corner of said half section, and run.
ming thence south IA degrees, east Is 4-10
rods thence south Sc "a degrees, west Ii
rods, thence south 80 IL degrees, west 80
16100 rods to the center Of the Hilsboro'
turnpike; thence northeasterly along the
middle Of said pike to the section line thence
east to the place Of beginning, containing
acres. And also, Lot No. 2s4 in Elizabeth
Stars addition to said city, on which is q
valuable brick dwelling house. And also q
part of the southwest quarter of section p,
township IA, and range one, and bounded as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at the center Of
the Hillsboro' turnpike on the line running
east and west, dividing section %, township
IA and range l, and running thence west to
the northwest corner OF the southwest quar-
ter of said section; thence south "a 4O-l0O
rods; thence east SO 2-I0 rods thence south
% degrees, east Is $40 rods thence south
80 1-2d degrees cast AZ $40 rods; thence
south rods thence east to the center Of
said turnpike; thence enthusiastically along
the middle of said turnpike to the place OF be-
ginning, containing 81 75-100 acres.
One-fourth Of the purchase money will be
required, and the residue in three equal in
stalments of 6, II and 10 months after, with
interest from date, for which notes waivina
valuation laws, and mortgage to secure thsii
payment, will be required Of the purchaser
certificate of tie purchase, conditioned to
make deed when the sale is confirmed, and
the conveyance is ordered by the Court, viii
be given to each purchaser.
JOSEPH NJ. BULLA,
Commissioner.
September %, 1871, pf-$12.
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not to shame their husbands; and he
says that he has no doubt that the in>
decency of that period of writing was
induced by the fact that men only wrote
books, intending them to be read only
by men. He asks if it is true that the
most ignorant women make the best
wives, and if it is possible for such
women to be As fully a mother to her
children IS one that is intelligent enough
to answer their eager questions on every
topic, and answers it by saying that the
most notable woman he ever knew fit
ted her sons for college. He says that
the only law by which women and men
can be truly governed is the liberty Of
choosing sphere. Give women every
opportunity of education that men enjoy.
And if there be q women with an over
whelming love of learning, then that
woman's true sphere is not the nursery,
but the shrine of science.
When q miss Of Vassar can educate
herself in medicine, she has the same
right as any long-hsired, sallow checked
boy in spectac|es who Kisses at her wo-
manhood. The golden age lies before US,
and not behind. We hear the words OF
premise 10 the chosen people, and every
nations hears the command, Children oil
Israel, 60 forward and the battle stan
dard is the advancement Of women. We
have left the idle toy. Forward forward
we 60, to find the true woman in the
free American home.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

Mrs. General Butler and Mrs.
Senator Ames are both earnestly i'll
favor of female suffrage. To them
is given the credit Of. converting
their husbands A proof that wo-
man suffrage will make husbands
and wife of one mind, which they
VIGOROUSLY are not under the pres
ent system.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

Miss Nettie A. Hamilton, OF
Brandon. has successfully passed
the examination for admission to
the Vermont University at BurliDg
ton, and has entered the Institution
She has thus the honor of being
the frst woman admitted to o Ver>
mont college.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

Horace Greedy is opposed to wo>
man suffrage. The following according
to the n. Y. Commercial, is his recipe
for preserving peaches: Cut In strips
noe less thsn Is inches long, spread out
on the grass to tleach for three days, and
finally sprinkle with cinnamon, and
pack 10 air tight jars filled with saw
Dust"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

AT the eleventh annual fair Of the
an Joaquin Valley Agricultural Socie>
ty, CAL, ladies exhibited frnits and veg
etables Of their own raising. Other La
dies made displays of pickles and pre-
serves. Go ahead.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

Woman has not sense enough to
vote. OF course not! But the thirty.
seven biped males who failed to receive
the premiums are eminently qualified to
make laws for and govern the woman.
How clear the logic!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-14

A young Bostonian, wrestling
with his first moustache. is going
to name it after two celebrated base
ball clubs, because there are piIe
on q side.
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AN EXCELLENT CUlDEBoARD.
Can you tell me the way to Green
ville?" asked traveller Of q boy
whom be met on the road. Yes,
SIR said the boy, "Do you see
that ar barn down there?" ayes,
eaid he." Go to that. About three
hundred yards beyond the barn
you will find a lane. Take that
lane aud follow along about mile
and half. Then you will come to
slippery elm log--you be mighty
keerfu', stranger, about going on
that log AMI thea you 60 on till
you get to the brow OF the hill,
and there the roads prevaricates
and you take the left hand, and
keep that until you get into thick
ct, and when you get there. Why
then them
"What then2"
"Then II. be blessed if you aim
lOst!'
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A shrewd waiter at one of our
water-places says that "The as
is most plain in what they eats,
are the most accomplis he'd and lady
like
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A mans possessions are just as
large as his own soul If his title
deeds cover more, the surplus acres
own him, not he the acres.
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Mrs. E. B. Burns is proprietor, ed.
itor, and does the embellishing Of the
American Journal of Photography. Why
not?
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ALSO, A FULL DESCRIPTION

~Person sbelievingt hoy have made an
invention or a discovery in artor science,
and desirous of knowing whether the same
has been patented, BY trans hitting TO us
model, or drawing or . sufficient descrip-
ton to make the invention Ineligible, can
have . thorough examination made in the
Patent Office, and the result Of said xam-
nation forwarded o Them for re reasonable
compensation
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A poetical genius describes la
dies lips as the glowing gateway
of pork and potatoes
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Without ;the rich heart, wealth
is but an ugly beggar.
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Every undertaking is involved in
its faults, as the fire in it's smoke.
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Are good looking women ever
engaged as plain cooks?'
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Comics Of All Claims.

Copies Of All elaine,
IL any Patent issued BY the Patent Office
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Thrgalladinr1,
TIlE CAT SKINNER.
How the Bright Candidacy 10 Re.
ceived by the '.Scallawag
Camp Followers"
THE NEW MOTHER GOOSE.

Opinions OF the State Press Generally
THE NEW MOTHER GOOSE.
From the Terre Haute Express.
The Journal will please not 10 call our
rhymes, about Richard and Reuben, "dog-
gsrel." Suppose We style them cattereli
RIcHARD's MANIFESTO.
'I'm bound to be respected,
And will be reelected.
Let the cry 20 from Posey to Steuben,
And in spite Of that scallawag Reuben.
And scallswag Mathews, too.
And the whole blasted scallawag crew,
My enemies shall not unhorse me,
And the party shall fully endorse me.
Ill bring all who oppose me to grisl,
For I'm Cat Skinner General in Chief;
And when catch black cat never fail,
To skin that animal to the TAIL"
RxuBRN's REPLY.
Then quick replies
Bold Reuben Kise:
''I1l bet nv eyes
That though you fIe,,
And fume and sweat
Till you are wet
From head to foot,
You burned galoot,
You'll live full many winter
Ere you're again State Printer.
Cat-Skinner. in Chief,
IT'S my belief
To put Il in brief
That you're q thief.
And when the scale of justice falls
loIl find yourself in prison walls"
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The Fashionable Woman's Prayer.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-22
Quarantine.

1t appears that the reference to quaran.
tine regulations made in the Governors
message has brought forth quite deter.
mined protest from some of our city papers
They consider the system very old fashion
ed and barbarous. It is for them a relic OF
the superstitious ages. They insist that
yellow fever is indigenous to certain cli-
mates, terminating and spreading of its
own proper vitality without importation,
and that it can laugh the quarantine to
scorn.
1t appears to us truly astonishing that
ably conducted journals can hold such
opinions in the face of facts constantly re-
curing. What would New Workers and
Bostonians think of such q doctrine id
reference to their cities 2 Would they
hesitate for one second to quarantine
shipping with yellow fever on board on the
ground that it is not epidemic or conta-
gious 2 On the contrary they would hold,
without shadow of doubt, that New Or
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-22

ST.. PATRICK's.-We understand tina
Rev. Father Flanagan has in contemp1a
ton fair, to held at some future day, fol
the purpose of meeting his parochial ex
penses. Everybody has seen the great i'm.
provement effected in the appearance o.
St. Patricks Church by the new coating
which has been recently given to the tower
and portions of the walls. The parochia]
school also, is in fine progress, and has
been a source Of much expense. These
and other necessary outlays are q heavy
tax upon the resources of the parish, and
it is thought advisable to hold fair to as
sist in replenishing the treasury.
We cannot hope for any municipal aid
to st. Patricks school until justice mana
ges to get firmer footing in our local
councils, but we ought to expect something
from the good taste and artistic perceptions
of our city fathers. st. Patrick's tower is
now such an ornament and honor, to the
city, so grand and striking monument
visible for miles around ia every direction,
that the city council ought to appropriate
certain sum towards defraying the ex-
pense of its reparation, and charge the
same to public ornamentation
While on this subject we would suggest.
that measures ought to be taken this wear
to give. this noble church greater promin-
ence than heretofore, in the celebration of
st. Patrick's day. Undoubtedly, it ought
to be as of old, when the procession would
issue from its portals after having heard
mass with proper devotion and ceremonial.
st. Patrick's day is nothing if shorn of its
sacred significance. 1t may be indeed, and
truly is a national day for Ireland and for
Irishmen Of all creeds, but for Catholics it
has something more solemn and sacred
than its nationality. The very nationality
of Ireland is really Catholicity, and though
her Protestant children may not think so,
her Catholic ones ought not to ignore it..
They ought not for moment to court
national union, by sacrificing that which
has given grandeur to their national his
tory and glory to other national character.
This year, let us try to honor st. Pa
tricks day by honoring St. Patrick himself,
especially in connection with the noble
Church, dedicated to his patronage.