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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07
Staats= Neuigteiten.

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Der ron Hes. WcC5plrid pafortrten @emetnoe
gcrDereituusen gu elmer 8atr eetrpFen, uelue
am TO-, IL. unb IL. @sptember balelbt abae=
balten tpiro. Inter ben CUR NusloOluns be,
frimnten @esenfdapen tit etn iunssr 8dr, etn
btri1 unb Elm @pIsr, lber dtt ameritaniI9e
au5tebungspuntte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

gerunslIdt tit Capt. s. s. SANFORD,
pon Der 9umberbdnpIerTrma Duraut uuo 6an-
forp tn SttQpater, als er bic Der Girma eebS-
renosn 9oOte fo%mmauotrte. SIM 8esriTe, ron
etnem Boot auf cas aneere III iteieen, that Wr.
5anforb einen Mibtrttt, feline 8eiue pureen
pom Der Wai&tae eria6t uno 3erquetl6t. Na1
sro6em 2s,een ifarb berielbe am Iegten Grettas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Die 8elhdftsau5etse Der 5errcl
Ste,enlon u. 60. in Ct. Glcup bat auf bic Sc
ahturs q ct Nnipruh, bic iDltpe MaIhtnet
unp" Gtienpaaren iiberbaupt faufen pOatu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Die 5ahrpretfe auf benz Mtlh|1prt
rurreu tnfuIse ces Streites 3ptltsn ben
neutrality-suspicious. nod rnebr %reouetrt, 10
bag man UNI 81 spn bier mad ct. SOu!s une
UNI SIS ned Stem Orleans retIen Fam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Ter ShuIratt nsute ben Srr. prof.
q. 1atrct ais 9sbrsr be5 Tran3OIl4en an Der
bielisen 5pdldule an.
Der ueue Superintenoent. SIR. Gage, fun
eirte gum erIten Wal uno Seriprab ietn Wos=
libites CUR 5ebuns bes Shu!wekns 3u tbun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Aus 0out6ptQr ST.. NIB aeme!eet,
ca5 bic bort perIammelts Gorosui:or esr ertre=
men Dem cfratsn ~folsenbe NOutrationea mah-
te:
Sir Yratbent 9bas. 8 Grnuor III Nep
yorf.
Sir gtceprdNoeut: :. Quincy aoans.
6. . Gennor natm b,e Nomtnarton ntht
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Nuf Bic neue Ge{hdft5anseioc
bes Srn. Amt. Shwar; MAIDEN MIR III
2eler hermit Defenders aufmertiam ; eerielbs
bGlt cine itDne auspabl ron 8ubsrn, ttralt-
den 9rtifeIn u. {. +.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Su ct. @loup fam rOr eintsen Iagen
Elm Ginwaaoerer3us, b~ssIeitet BON 40 @tuf
Rinepieb unb elmer betrddti9sn S9afbeerpe
an, UNI petter mad MOrper 5u sieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Ter burh d nittltbe Crater
tr 9 lapss Der 8anIinie 5pil6eu Wtnona unp
81. petu pedie ell suiiden 20 unD 81 gulbels
per Nfer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07
Nn5etge.

gu DinfeS Safe. Wce:eb Counts, M,nK., rrrb eu s.
fentIiher Narfl dbaehalten, am Wrnta9 ban =. Septeur
Der uno ar, erften Wurtas repsa oaraIf %tclssn:en $40
mats gum Smede pr Ausrteauna aaer grten 3,ta, in:i
Fferbe. Rintrieb II. (. N. aun gtrtaufe
Sdnbler &aufe unb Seoermarr Der lid TIM SurF sno
@ertauf pra Nieh ,nrsrsii;rt, ituo etnselaoen. zen afartl
Su beiuden.
@irfeb safe, 81. Qus. 1872.
Z as Committee:
9rtg M 90,
@m. Maa.
25f-53 b. @rau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07
Sin Qebrer geluht

.rsIder Der beutfhen u1t ~rnsfrideu Gprate 1rdttig II
unb elm ( s~iahisunas 6 e-tireat q > ,rlosr AsTst @nfdrs
Der SGule mem mbshh am natren Is Ssrterssr:
Suusr berjelten 6 Mionot. pterluT teHectrenoe mosen
IKE STer.sa e~:nfeaasr an
Vranf Soeel,
25lr54 Statppee, Scrlt Gp Uftnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07
Deut16e Brtefz2tfe.

Site reutiber 8rtsfe, bic bis gum 8. Sept.
s.. ntht ~absebc!t porceu finb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07
GpftnpreiS+
st. @eters untsrftusunes=De rein,

9as &ranten 6 m mttt ns Ct @eters lnterfIeunas=
Dsrs,ns rr,n l Wuntoe I'M 5%ertemtsr 5is gum l. Wp1rag
TN OF ober betrtt aus 1serber j6errer
Sberer Oifrttt: yenpe- Teter, ct. peter Ctr ,
3. gDarh. 8reler gtetnrurt, 5 gNort.
unterer Dtfrttt: 8ura slie.. Bel Der beut.
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Sraut 6lif, Corr. Ger
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Der -Nem ulm pot" auf tbreu nit
0tft une Gale ssrar3ten arsriH sssen ben
"Waneerer" cine tur3e Grpiebsruns une 3par
rein la<6, benn ouf bic semeine Sprahe
unb pDbelbafte Gpott,uht bes er,rdbnten Slats
tee tn benz b.trefenb.n Artifel trettu mir gar
nttt Elm.
Die ,pcn" beihuIbist ben ,Manberer," er
babe bic Reiultate Der 3tnanswirtbl6aft pes
prdToenten Grant unb ieiner SofDtener ab16t-
LID entteat uno bic eeler baour& irrssefubrt.
absseben BACON, RAP bic .Ycf" niht utberiest,
Ionoern nur ihtmpIt, ma&t lie ba5u nod ben
,@anberer" fir :3ablen serautrurtli9, bic Ct
gar ni&t e~rfurDen bat. Dit Sade perbalt F&
etnfad. nte folst:
Nls 81. Danes, Der gor1ser zines 6irans-
Gommit.ees i'm Gonsre0e. ben 2anbsspatsru
nit ben bidfen Tarhen rorn1alte, pte bic Ser
r~paltuue5 3 Mu1s"csn unter Der Jteaterung
Grant's lid lsbr 5ecsutenb neru,inbert bdtten,
fam bic portlcu benz berubmien NattonalSto.
nomsn .. u. Weus etuas unoerbaulth Dot
ct unseriuhte ha5er bic benz @pnsreB pprseipte.
seltea 3ablen uub fanb-oas @ssentheii brr-
aus tnper ct nahpies, eaB Gle NuSsaben,
pslbe oura ben 4ties niot beetnfuBt limb, ppr
Sabr 81 Sabr muuier, unD aoar, wte fOlst:
$40, 9OO, 900
lS67.......... .......-........ 55.752,OO
1S6e........ 81, 900
1860 63,516,OO
lS7.e.................... ..-...... 6h.714,OVO
$4,000
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Su Dtuoua wurbe lestea SamfasHsb<
tueoers S9la9tbaus eur& 6euer %serltSrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

B. 5. nthT 1b9etc!t Dorcen ttno.
5erren.Brtefe.
8eser Wi. 2 pcspler s. ...
@oste 5erm. pleusfe Aug.
6utmann sos. Naopas Rarl
beiI,her :. Hetl Suttu5 +...~
6clbrte Sos. Rutn Sos. s--
Hrtes sos. Steiabausr 80
Aempr s =. Suu's 5err
&ummel Sos. Sbutte 50.
9anse Serb. Gtu,naer u.
Setnbers =. @allan hilbert
Htuper Noam We'mer Hid.
Subbermanu s. Werpen 81.
Weper St. Wilte sos.
pasis QUIT Wolier AuJ.
prtsbe Sotann
Das Sr!sfportp mad DsutlhIanp pom 1. d.
Seraber IN:
lsber Sremen uns bambyrg6 Gts., 3ettun-
gen 3 Cts.
ueber Gng.nuD 7 ets., 3situngen 4 cts.
5. u. Wbeelud, ppftmetaer.
&.5ettri q. esutiher Glert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07

Die mDs.nsihasuns tn ct,
paul, @rurb- unpp sriona!@G tssntbum, br'nst
~fOlserbe Sumnsn:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-07
Ct. PAUL marft5ertAt.
Wtplefale 9re.fe.

d entltb prrestrtppu Sttr- me.
Nrnhrfteu. Orartff nsn. = y y
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-FROM AUCTION
n French Gold Paper Eansings, SOC: per roll usual
price 81 50 Join Paper 12c fine Gold Shades 81
pair also large assortment Of Carpets and Oclohs,
MJAhE6 W. COATES. ~ Hudson street
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

"A Embroidering Estabitshment.-A large stock Of i'm
Collars aud CUFFS Handkerchiefs csmesoes, Drawers
Chemises. &c. at extremely low prices initials and
Monograms embroidered to order. so Ladies' and Ba-
fourth and Twenty .hfth streets
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
DRY GOODS.


A T. STEWART CO.
will offer on MONDAY, September %,
an elegant stock Of
NEW FALL GOODS
selected for their ane retail sales, viz. -
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

JAMES MCREERY 4 CO.'S,
n Broadway and Eleventh street
Will open Monday Sept %, their fall importation OF
Mourning Goods,
comprising English and French Bombazines in all the
most approved makes French MerinOs Cashmere,
dEcosse in all qualities, at very low prices Empress
Cloths Drap de Nice, Serge Imperals silk and wool We
lours Henrietta Cloth, Barehea and Grape Cloths Cour
tauds Grapes in all widths &c, &c forming the largest
and most attractive stock offered
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, &C.
LNOR SALE-TO CLOSE BUSINESS, ONE BARGE,
two Canal Boats six Horses, three Trucks all in good
order: For further particulars inquire Of JOE w.,
BOWNEe, 3l9 West street.
ENOR sALE-A FAST sLOoP YACHT. IN coon
order completely furnished with cooking utensils
gase, china linen Ac comfortable state room and
Convenient Kitchen; for cheap sold In two weeks
Apply FRANK BATES, foot Of Thirtyseventh street,
Brooklyn
LsOR sALR-A BEAUTIFUL sLOOP YACHT, = FRET
u longi In complete order; stateroom, wstercoseI
tanks china glass silver gun and yawl new
sails and spsrs this Apply 1t Beaver street,
third floor. or address box 5.s44 Post once.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

T JAMES M'CREERY CO.'S,
~ Broadway and Eleventh street.
Will add TO their cheap silk counter
large lot Of
Striped and Check Silks
at 75c. per yard
also a beautiful assortment
plain coOred GrOs Grains,
N new full shades, for day and evening wear.
Great bargains in Black Silks.
Bonnet Black Silks
81 Is, 81 50 and 81 75
TO the richest imported.
Also an immense stock Of
Black Gr0s Grain and Taffcta Silks
in all qualities, from 81 upward.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

A JAMES MCREERY CO.'S
n Broadway and Eleventh street.
Will offer in their
Ladies' and Childrens Department
new styles Suits and Cloaks for the Fall Just received
from Paris and Berlin together with large assortment
of manufacture. Bridal Irousseau and infants
Wardrobes, in stock made to order.
On Monday Sept, g. we shall open our Fall stock Of
Furs consisting Of Mus and Boas In Sable, Ermine, Sill
Fox, Mink, Alaska Sable, Lynx, &C, &c. Trimmings
OF all kinds cut to order
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
AM EDITORS TABLE.

The editor sat In bis .anctum, his countcnane'
80 fasrowsd With care, -
Hia nind a. the b1ttom OF business, his feet al
ths top ora chair,
-Eis arm chair and elbow supporting, bis ri;hl
hAnd npholding his head,
His eyes on the dusty old table with d!feren'
doenmsnts spread.
There werstsirty long pages from Howler, with
-.st undesAned capitals topp-d,
And short reQuisit,cn from Growler, request
inx bis newspapcr stopped: r-.-
There ixsre lyrics from 1usner. the poet, con.
eerring sweet howerets and zephyr-,
And stray gem from Plcdder, the farmer, de-
scribing couple Of heiiers.
There were bille,s from beautiful maldens. and
bills from grocer or TWO,
And his bsst leader hitched, 10 q letter. which
inquired II he WRIT IL or who!
There were rsptures Of prsises from writers oil
rhs smooth and mellihuous school,
And one Of his rivai's last papers informing him
Il be wasa fool. =
Thcrs were several long resolutions, with names
teliin9 whom they were by, 49,
Canonlzing somo harmless old brother, who had
Done nothing woree than TO die;
There were traps ON that table I" catch him. and
serps - 10 sting and smite him;
Thers were gift enterprises TO sell him, and
s!tsss attempting TO bite him. =
Thsre were long. staring :. ad.r from the city,
aud money wit lneYer one, %
Which added, "PleaIe give this insertion, and
tsudin your bill when you're done;"
Thero were letters from orsaniiations-mcet.
inRs wlnts, and their laws
Which said: "Can you print this announce
ment for the good OF our glorious can es''
There were tickets inviting his presence to fee
tivals, parties and shows,
Wrapped Ia not =, with !" Please give US no.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09

IN 1862 the rebel General Beaure.
gard wrote: 1T Is high time to pro-
claim the black flag; let the execution
of Abolitiouist prisoners be by the gar
rotc." In 1872 he writes: I'VE must
all unite under the banner Of the Con-
stitntion aud the laws. reunion and re-
form, honesty and universal amnesty ;
thar. banner has lately been raised at
Cinclnnatl under the leadership Of
-esley and Brown" What a ctHnge
fair., when the Sage of Chappaqua
an earnest supporter In GENERAL
few extracts from the Tribaae
during the war. would be good
.ag for Beauregard's memory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
Total. 100 GINS, nj, Cash

Total, 1000 Gils all Cash..
The Hon. THOs. z. BRANLETIE. late Governor oi
Kentucky, has con,ent.d to represent the Trustees
In the management OF this sccOnd VI anu dit Con
cert and he will personally sec that the money IRON
the sale Of tickets Is deposited with the treasurer
that the drawing Is fairly conducted, aud The gNs
The drawing will take place In public. In full view
OF the audience, and under the Immediate suIerSt
sion anu direction Of the officers al Trustees Oi the
Public Library Of Kentucky. and the following emil
nent aud distinteIstcd citizens, who have CONSENT
ed TO DO present and see that al! Is fairly done:
IIor NJ. r. HARDIN, Judge Court OF Appeals. Ky.
Hon J. PRocTOR KSoTT. late ". G. LrG'n Dis. =.
Hon. II. Is. Bruce. Judge Ninth Judicial Dis, ny
GS% an II SSnRHI Cham Eos GSa1 nc curt
Hon: Il. D., srISDIroRD, President fa'rnefs' and
Hon. JOIN pAasrr. Manager Royal Insurance Co.,
Col Phil LEE. Com. ATTY Ninth Judicial Dist.
Dr.. c. GRAHAM founder Graham Cabinet.
pr. T. 5. BELL, Prof. Med. University. Louisville.
lion. j. q. BAXTER, Mayor OF Louisville.
Hon, T. L. BURNETT, City Attorney,
HENRY WoLYoRp, Treasurer Loulsvlilc.
A. o. BatSYAN, President Mailulacturcrs' Bank.
PHILIP Jup0E, Of the Louisville Hotel Co. 1...
JAS, BMpoEToRD. Prcst. III National Bank.
W. c. d. NHIrs, Proprietor Willard Hotel.
j. C. JOHNSTON President Traders Bank.
II. yieroR NEwe0AB firm OF Se"eomo' buchanan
HrSsS DrrPrs. President German Bank.
ASpRLw GRAHAM. Tobacco Cotton MERCHANT; =,
Dr, NoRvIS GREEN, Prcst. L. { c. Short Line 4. 3.
Vol. Kosr, Agent Adams Express Company.
President. nt................:::R. T; DuRRETT.
iice-Presdsnt.. ....W. \; HALDEMAN.
SsH.al:i sSfs.ssass FARMERS DRIVERS BINH:
THoS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Of Public Library OF Kentucky, Public
Library Building, -,
e5 Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on ap'
plicdtion. mSg III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
Tho S.eess,ty Of n Visit Overcome.

Tho Necessity Of n Visit Overcome.
TO Correspondents.
| Patients residing In any part OF the etate,
ooweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective ca.cs, and who think proper
TO submit written abatement Of such In prcisf:
ence to holding persoDal l. tcryiew, are assured
| that their communications will be hcld nost
sac ed, and the cure guaranteed.
All icttcrs must 10 addressed 10 tho coSTo-
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. F JuSSELYN, u. D., .... .....
[Bus 1851 GIS sacramento ttreet,
Brtween Montgomery and Kearny,.
| Iyit f. Sa. Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09

TIE Boston Trarsller has taken t
nursery rhyming, aud here Is tht
latest, for the good, little wood chop
ping children TO commit to memory
Ihsd . little hobby horse;
His name was Horac. G
uis food was chiefly brown brsad.
he never drank no tea.
hsd an 'thcr hobby, ..-,
Which hi- name was B. @. Brown,
But the cold winds OF November
Blew both my mobiles down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09

DAvESPonr bar-keepers- are much
excited over long-legged customer,
who walks quietly IN, calls for n red
eye straight, drinks it. then knocks the
bar-keeper down and flies like deer
for som. other saloon where he repeats
his peculiar patronage. Should he
meet any OF his Victims by chance, We
are promised fatal item from that VI
ciuity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
LOST, i,
TOWN AssEssMENT.

At THE REGULAR MEETING. OF THE
n Board o: Trustees Of the Town OF Gold hllI.
held on the evening OF AuIutt 9th. the Town
Marshal was on motion granted until Monuhv,
August 18th TO complete tho assessment OF 'ne
4T nd iw 4, ' ". " q. THOMPSON, Town Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09

AN Industrious and geutlemanly ap-
pearing bug, with rip saw In his
mouth, Is delighting the Ohio farmers
BY his expertne.s In saving up the Col
orado potato bug. He does it for fun,
only, and il takes just two seconds to
cut a potato bug Into kindling wood
after he gets his nsndibies fastened on
the latter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
The syren of the Chicago Tri6u,

The Esyren Of the Chicago Tribune
tunes her harp, and sings this refrain
TO the great Chappaqmck:
He's been the MATE that hrlped to steer
The Ship OF State this many u wear.
And bravely -tood by helm an PROV;
Come. boys, wen make hun Captain now
Sir Toby presents his compliments to
the "syrcn." "and suggests the follow
Ing substitute
"Hs's been the Mate" that's very true,
Bat whom he winds OF treason b.ew
He wanted give up the ship.
Tamoosc, and "let the old thing rip
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
ssoo.ooo I'M CURRENCY
LIST or GIFTsi

VIII be given to the holders OF tickets by dstr!bu
lion By iot OF ONE THO CSASD GIFTS. as follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
....EsTADLIsBED b..
DIR, !, G. YOUNG; IN 1850,
For the Cure OF nIl Discnsns OF the
Urinary EHa q, he ratiHo
UraunsJ uud
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
NO. G1s sacramento street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cure, Guurnutccu, or NO Puy Required.
Cures Guaranteed. or"No Pny Requires.
CONSULTATIONS. pY.LErER OR oIHkRwisr, SRtf'

/
| HIS CELEBkA1EU INSTITUTE HAb
| l cuIVyru vu tine cuasl ah uhinterIppteo sue.
| cess VI eIsnl.en YEAR., aiIu Lac becUme one oI
| ,nu rrnUw nru liuhpiInIn VI the aye. mhat tno
| selvDralru Lyck LUspIlai 10 ~ LONDON, aho too
| uU IeBs IenVwpeu vstaullshinrnt ol hlcofu Is 70
| r'utlr, tul- Institute Las becUne 10 tue racine
| Svu.l. Inc IhUusauIs AuhuHiiy received and
cured Al this place Is III point VI humber oi pa:
| tlyuIn among tue yrIy nrst oi the world, sno
the pucccss ol ito treaLniunt ranks II second 10
| uune.
| s.niiunl Weakness or rsperinutorfh0a'
The Young nIau VINO experiences that growing
| sraAurse Ia his MUSCULAR and nental orRhnizA'
ton, should stop " cohsiuef MhenseH @h 1870
| Tic LII nIu III ILc weakness VI Tue uAck, tumo
INV uf tnr limbs, uisUruercu digestion. uhkc-
couu table IaIlILg Vi the powers VI tAe mna'
| Llrlnrle Ivr ruclety, dredu vi llpenuipk upuo.el
| GprrDuuiuus OF evil. rleepesrhess, trouuieo Ano
| n,ciyloun urraIus, growing drkli.ess. Ioss
muscn1Ir puwcr, and NUMEROUS other rymptoms
hIl uisur,. IL.,UD. The positive lraees VI tnAs
musl lrrriulc and destructive of al diseases
seminal Weakness Wasting away nlb pvWetsf
urstru, iiIg hIs hopes vi lille ana lnAnnsvo, sue
urnrplnv MIN along tho broken phln VI nis -
IrIcl,cu lownru premature nu loalhsome Stare
rn nm wuo mus Ills lite drlbblIDB out Ii tnb
discharge Vi the vital prihciIl. oi eAisteneo ~
nocturnal and uiurnal rIniss.Uls, inc mere Sss
satlun oI its apprurahcc DFlnsH =" hSrufAhSeO W
Marriage. that holy office, that raleguArd ano
uou,. oI iiauhuuL, Uring- ~ ruch one NO hopo
ui cure, but uIur lU his misery III the knowiedSs
tnal the une who looks " hlm iOf 81 mucn VI
appns's VI ,iG!II S.eni No nii newt AZ as ADDS
In m, mIpcry aud dlsoruer until hope leaves
ujm, There is nv rescue except III proper ano
skiIInil treatment. those " ho have become tSe
yiclimp OF solitary viccr, that dreadful, isssa'
nu,iur anu destructive nabit, which nlls LUZ
.'n,,r nj .ick rooms with paraiyticr aud con-
.nmp,iyr,. aud lundrrus vi uDtimely graves
wi b itr misguided ,iciimr, should consult WIN.
"nt !, E,uluvn,'s delay, one WHO Will rympathiIs
vita Their sutIeriuss. To suc the Doctor wS1in .n
especially adarezs nlinseil' sNihs 70 SMaNEST sI
Cl,KE, wilnvut hudrauce to business, chanSS
OF diet, or fear OF c&pVsurc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-09
InnarInnt 10 Femnles.

When a female is In trouble or afflicted Wild
dI.care, anu requires mcuical or surgical ASSIST
uncu. the iuuuiry shuuiu be, where IL tnere
phyrIclan who ir ully competent 10 admihlsEI
relief. and whore Respectable standing III eocietT
recommends him to :bu cOnEdencc VI tne COM
mumtyy The Doctor. understanding how I'M
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feel, called upon to intcrposc. ana 0eg tpe atten'
tiuu of the ailiicIcd 10 the TACT that ny nhs pson
A Professor Vi UU-trctiep and Femhl Diseases
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ly. NOT !u u superficial manner, but Ill w tnor'
ouch manner d.. years oi study and pracUcc-
both In hospitals and private ianlllee-etn
make, 10 sg,e them from the bands VI tle un'
qualified. uuscrupulous and designing. Tnsre'
fore families Can rely upon him 40 upon latuef;
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,ymuIthizc with and belricnd them In Trouble
one in whore secrecy the utmost commence can
be placed Consultation by letter or otherwise.
rREE See aturesr below,
LadIci the nature of whose tronblcs REQUIRE
the constant attention OF the Doctor, eau be iur'
uished with apartments, and skilliul aud atten'
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Ollco for the sale Of DR.. Soung's PREVENT.
I'VE POWDERS, for married ladies'. Inese
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IS. Either kind scut BY mail upon recviplo o'
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
GOODNESS is GOODNESS IN SILK
OR RAGS.

1t is not ones dress that renders them
cdious very often. 1t is the poor, cold,
sour, or naughty soul under the dress.
I honestly believe that gentleman or
lady Gin the true sense of those Words
will command respect in patched calico
or gray homespun, as well as in silk or
broadcloth. Some people who wear fine
clothes, are ridiculed and scorned by rich
and poor about them and find that al
though this is not just biblical or etiquet-
ical, yet it is kind of reasonable after
all When we take up book of elabo-
rate Turkish morocco covers, and find
nothing within but few fiat, insipid
little tales, it is just as like as not we
will say, what a pity to waste such COW
ers over such poor trash. And so when
we behold rich dress upon one whose
mind is empty, and whose disposition is
cold, it is as natural as life to say, what
pity to waste such fine dress upon such
an object. | believe that if a young man
or young woman possesses a heart and
soul full of good nature, full of sunshine
and cheer, modest and yet self-reliant
with generous hand for the poor and
sick, and respect for the aged, that il
would take very tall hats and highly
wrought suits to make the poor despise
them, and very many patches to make
the. rich cast them off.
Once an old man dropped his cane il
the street and could not stoop to pick i
up. A sanctimonious appearing dame
who was always condemning dress ant
innocent amusements, with her ungore(
dress and ponderous old bonnet, passed
by without ever offering to assist thu
aged one. At the same time there pas
sed upon the opposite side of tie stree
a gorgeously attired young Miss, VIII
handed the cane to the old man with de
light. All, said l to myself, you can
judge Of a book by the cover; and eve
since then | have believed that very Of
ten those people who SO delight to raj
against dress are not always the bes
people. Under plain suit there can b
sour soul, and under rich silk Their
can be genial heart.
A warm, generous, cheerful, SINGER
soul, shining out through mans face
will make an old farmers froek loo
beautiful, if not fashionable, and if b
have not these essentials the best broad
cloth he can wear will look homely, an
people are not so much to blame for say
ing, what a pity to waste such cloth W
on so cherries being.
]. w. MALCOLM.