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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
CoLoRED MEN IN COUNCIL.
They are n Unit for Grant
and Wilson.


-
One 81 'hsir Own Race for 'enHress-A
Ian. .ad lively Csat- lev rbsS
-,
stand ~ the Ptah'ral ontS'la".
,.,,.,,,.., A., :, IN .,,,,.,i,s, fr,,n tia ,pb |
uSuan' W ,' . 49, ,,.,,,,,s,,, ~.
committees, Al least seNenlH'hNe pruuiueht, 80
tive, and responsible colored citizens met last
svenioq At the residence Of Samuel Proctor,
~, ~ -rst.,...,h 100, bs, -ssn AZ and NJ
w,,h . view Of psrfec,InW and Carrying into ex.
ecution plans looking towards harmoniHlng the
o,nat.t,ny sisments in tho RspublIcan Marty in
oohhloulhs e'"'nen.' ~ .',' -,
the District. Prominent we're froL Jno' NJ
IAnRstOn, Jno II. Brooks, chairman hepublls
can Central eommitteeD Dr. Chaa b Purvls,
(sGehalrman OF the ordWay NlnsJ frOI WI
sOn, cashier Fteedman bAnk, DT' =. "a b9H
IN, chairman OF the UTiNay, wing, froi a.. NJ
uray, Hon. solomon u, Brown, Henry Johns0n,
Wm. II. smith, Hon, u. >. y wall hOns men
" Piper, NJ. II. Holland, aud Ailtel Jvne@
Attic Teqaes. o. sgvers ssh.l s i,,h H.. ~.
object, which was for The purpose ol healing, "
possible, all dihorences In the ranks OF me no
pSelleaS P.rg snS t and S,ii,pg % ""' 'O"'
LAY ASIDE AID Eohahr ~ . -.
that he vas OF had been oonnectei WIN Sou-
N dSiSs siI'T wSsS sssS%pIsS 50 desirable
thing as the unlty OF the hepeDileah pattyi, a.,
Having aid % much, tue Ohair nas tsNly W
hear ,h sn Ky siae,,sn ~ oibsST,
TN motion OF MT, lohn smJth' III fu''"
was declared president ~ ,l. N
% motion oL " hOnSa, h"n' iS'"" ~
The ehalTman Invited iree eNpresslon anu
/ discussion from All present A.. -, a.,
general discussion sasae ~ " bi NY ~ sis
proper method 9l AlSns sne M n ssaid 10
sons being OF lhe impress'on tha, y sy , ~ "
| brought about ny Issuing AcAi cohNenlnh wy
| citizens IN mdsset AMI mehlhk houiuNuons
i fNufn thu UoOula. at AnnaNt the NunKFtH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
AFFAIRS

.nr,cs- ~ saw aBvEWTIsEMKETs
CoLuMniAN BASE NorH OoNrAST, No. eOs
Pennsyivania avenue.
THH. cspartuership heretofore existing 20
tween John q. Lyle and NJ. u. Arnold 10 as
solved
THRrV men arc wanted On tho F.strset
sewer.
THsslxth district Republicans will meet this
evening at Green's halt
A seEotAL meeting Of the Washington t''"'
adlers will be held on Friday evening.
A Rdw of seven houses Tor sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
A Irenm

/ had dream the other night when all around
WAS still,
And thoughts Of most delicious things my busy
brain did OIL;
Earth, air and sea with lavish hand DID furnish
their supplies,
which were GrrAyOd with tempting taste before
my eager eyes.
On shelves, witch seemed to gToan beneath their
weight thOrs were displayed
Plums, peaches, pears and APrieOts, ielllss and
mArmOlAdsi 10.
Preserves Of every kind Of fruit the troPIc re.
gIons yield,
Pot up 10 cans or Jars Of glass hsrmsticnlly
All kinds Of sauces, foreign aud domestic, too,
were there,
Embracing each variety that's very rich OF rare.
VI essences there seemed 10 be most liberal sup.
piles
(HOuSsEsSpsrs know that these are used to favor
meats aud piesi)
Imported pickles nicely kept, embracing various
kinds,
And looking fresh and green as though Just
gathered from the Tlnssi
And BouthdOWn IhnttOu, raised doiOR South or
in the fertile West,
Was ranged on hooks, with tempting Taste slAb-
Oratsly dressSdi
And lambs 20 fresh that you gould almost hSgI
Their plaintlVo bloatingi
WIN 5urlOin roast or porter. house, the most de-
hcioas eauhE'
also saw the poreins race, from ham to picked
chine,
And almost heard Il "hisPer, "try mo II Tor P0rl
you pine"
or Vegetables, such sight was never seen DO
fore,
1t seemed A. II the fruitful earth had gathered
half It's store
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
Awnings.

T1NIIED STATES PATENT OFFiQE,
- MAHHmorOH, N. o., July IS lBTA.
OP the petition Of BENJAMIN n. hYoi, Of OlSVo.
iand; QhioL PTayinA iss ne sF.snaio1 Of 4 PAIent
sued on the "a day Of OotObgT, ls6l again on the
18th day 81 MAJ, 1885, and AEan ip three diyalons
npmbaISd Tespeouyoll agl sas AID e03a, on the 8th
day Of July, 1853, No. WU being again fslssuod and
numbered Hst % the 9Th dAy Of March, l5I2, for an
Improvement In MeirEOfaiorl!
10 ordered that the toltimony ~ The oaH8 be OlaHsd
on the ldt dAy Of uqtohar matt that lhO umO lol
10 The llth dng oi Ootobgf nsIl ana that alid
petition be heAfd On the 18th dny 81 October neHt
HisfhsW Mn,1f 6GATlT, OonmllalonsE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Duprrs q, Be-edic,'. sIlssircls.
Mr.. CHARLES II. Kesshiu, agent OF DupreA
Bspedlot'u Minstreis, IL In the city making ar
rangeaenp Tor the appearance Of TINS eels-
DRAFTED burnt.cork troupe nj the National thea
ire on Monday, August Q. Ihh company en-
mace many vel. known performers IN the min
stFoi pruisssion aud viii doubtleaa attract here,
a. In other citlos, crowded houses.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

The following Ia the programme arranged for
tho prOmenAds oIneert &C the Capitol grounds
this evening; Remombraneo Of Paris, quick step
Picker InteTlude and waltz, Boyer Medley Of
American and EuTapean aira, Heydnreloh;
Polka, "MeTaVillla," Felix POtp6urfi, operatie
InteTiade and WatEes, "EmmelLne," WAdei
0allOp, AlbeTtlna, Beyeri MaEuTka "Remem-
bFAnee Of Bohemia" Faust; National airs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Yesterday morning MAJOR Richards Instructed
the police force that the Law relating TO wagons
and carts would not DO construed 70 require
drivers " walk alOnHaide Of their horses but
Feuulra them to have the relns In their hands.
ThAtthe right side Of the street would mean on
the TiFht- hand side Of the railroad track whore
there h one 10 the street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

The following transfers In real estate have
been made by Messra Lttimer Oloafyi lot 30,
In kquAre via, containing 2l0J square leei, 10
George Mason, at y cents per square loot. Lot
81, tame EquaTe, containing 2,lOO square feet, 70
1amea Mentally, at " conts poT Squafe loot.
Lot -, same square, containing 2lOO square
feet ~ Joseph LluEhran, at llA cents per
square fOot. Lot n In square Us, containing
,ls0 square feet, To James Mentally, At "a cents
per square foot The above property II on Tenth
stros( east, between Il and o streets south. The
same fTm has also sold lots ~ 70 and % 10 sub
dIyisl0n OF square 3bs, containing ll,Ils9 square
feet, 10 u. Z. Adams, At l6A cents per square
foot This property Is situated on Boundary
street and Vermont avenue. Part lot ~, In
square south OF squATs 80, and improvement, a
small frAmo house, situated on Fourth street,
near 1 street northwest, 70 John Fitzgerald, Tor
tO95 Also north % feet Of lot u, In square SOY,
containing l,g2O square test 70 A. SchHarih ~
sixth street east, betSeen East Capitol and
south A street Capitol Hlll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

UhIaf Enginsor CTonin has Just returned from
a ylalt 10 New York, BOgton, Lynn, LoWelL
Portland, Albany, Troy, aud many other North,
arm oItioI, whittier no Went for the purpose VI
SxaunIninR Into the system OF hTo depArtnents
OF thoss places With the view 10 the intrOduotlon
OF such Improvements a. no met Win ~ OUT hIe
pltasod With his trip, and viii make report To
mo commissioners 10 an OArly day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

About lO:l5 O'Clock yesterday morning boy
named John OOOmbs, aged fourteen years, was
thrown from tho cart which be was driving
Though the gate OF tho White lot near heH
York avenue AMI the wheels OF the cart passed
over him, lnhioting severe injuries. He vas
picked 40 and carried 10 drug store near by,
when medical assistance was rendered. aiter
which he was sent 70 bis home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

There are nov on exhibition In the window Of
Ellis music store the beautiful stand OF oOlOrs
Teoontly presented tue OOroOTan ZOuaVOs, Capt.
j. 7. X. Plant byNw. W. O0TcUran, esq. They
are M American dag and blue company nag,
the latter bearing the coat Of arms Of the Dis
tTlct and an appropriate inscription. They are
made Of very heavy silk, and the workmanship
Is exceedingly nne,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Oh Thursday Of last week the s. q. q. nine
defeated the q. NJ. 90. nine by "A score Of n 10
7. Yesterday the TstuTn game was played on
victory for the \. q. o. the SCORE at the end OF
the sixth Innings lWhsn game was 0AllOdl stand.
Ing 81 10 " In their favor,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

WOFkmen began yesterday u demOllsh the
two unblEhtly shantios On Louisiana avenue,
between police headquarters and the ruins Of
the Canterbury. IL Is the Intention Of the
similar ia appearances 10 the headquarters,
This 10 q KOOd improvement, and II the adlpin-
Ing lots eau DO built up that end OF the square
will present u hne appearances.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

OffioeT FUx, who "a on duty at the Executive
Mansion, tell from the second story window Of
his house, on Twentieth street, near the Ave
nue., last night He was severely bruised, but
other than that escaped without injury, He
will probably have " remain indoors for few
dAyG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


WAmTHaruH, July A ts7a
Ma. EpIroRi regret that some Of our down
town" friends have expressed classification
with the report Of tho commission appointed by
the court to value squares osT and ess, author.
lRsd BY Congress to be purchased ior tho oEtsn-
sion Of the Capitol grounds. am sure that
those hmIIIar With the value Of ground on Gap
ltOl HIll will agree with me 10 the opinion that
the valuation Of the commission n In soma In
stances much too little, The highest price for
glad TO give ~ her foot for some OF u " the Gov
eFnmenI would determine never 10 purchase.
As an evidence Of the value Of property on the
HIM. mention the fact that within q few weeks
% per foot cash was refused for unlmprOyel
property several squares distant from the
CAPITOL
Yaprs, respectfully, GEo. +. QUICK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Mr.. james Bell one Of the agents for the Rs.
FUBLtoAN, has been unfortunate enough 10 lOse
his route book. AZ II Il OF no value 10 any eN.
cent the owner, the nndor will contor a favor on
the ioIsr and this paper by leaving II at this
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

On Monday night, shortly after 10 o'clock, a
eolDFed man named Washington Wallace, aged
30, dropped dead In his house from sudden az
tGeE Of heart disease,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

cats nppenl-Peeudn
A steepis- Chase Going up to the ehmoa
Tho beat eyes Cor political PaTty-OrEanlIe.
HhsaId The bslltols object to being played
on by Wtddowt.
Horsss Greeley tI.) has"GOpo ws'r"-to
Dol. R. n. wallace !, spending Isv days in
the Monumental city
Hon. 3. r. Bond has lust returned from Rock
EnOn, otheraiss " Salnts' heat-"
Big Iniun Ia in town aster more peace pipes
In the shape " Huna. powder, etc.
uJlmmy, Of tho storm corps, has been pro.
nounced 10 be the handsomoat man thereof.
Uold Probahlntiesr IL considering the Idea Of
pcstp0nlng warm weather until next Winter.
The man with the ono.eyed deer tone Ideal has
been captured by Baruum.
Col. L. d. Ingerson returned froin the white
sulPha5 springs on Monday and =" breathing
Shabby the washinEloa correspondent Of
the shelbyvils tint Republican, sling' INK on
the "foroign Policy
WIN. p. Drew has boon one Of our most en-.
cisnt and popular tempetancs leoturers for
years. He alters drso crowd.
The kind Of cholera morbus b. uraiI Brown
had IN New York Is quite prevalent here. some
u our young mon have u every Saturday night
The new way Of poppihg the question In
washington slhoe n. 0.'a termination 10, How
would you like 10 20 West ~
a a. Taln assemble IN restaurants TO deliberate.
This Il Why there Is % much spirit In the affair.
The tickofs for q resIoy on the day Of election.
IN arior 10 rnft ali parties viii 10 headed dolly
Var,ien Democfatleally Inclined LAboTals."
q soott. eso. M the Pension ONCE. has IN
eaTthed 4 turtle He says II is nInoteen Zee
Iong and weighs a ton
~. V,...,,.I N, pt,n.h,s A n n has beer
" ~, - ~ 80 49, Az. s,si. icfsa ~ ,bs
~, ..' ~ '. >, .i,t d,,st,,s ,hs ,sa.b "
as.If -nNg he. I..II
.,, ut' ~. ~ sa,,id ~, "sit 80
Halustenns ue'au'' W. WYNN NV ''
beae " tnem' ,,,., a.,
BellhAngers loyeigle inc yonng lAdles o. the
,sai ~ ,r W LIN ,isS 'O' '"''
'heu 'vsois s'"A1 0ou,o 80 80 ',''s'
The war Department Ilhes arc 70 DC IenrHAn
lEod 70 rocetVethe Whholm halsor bAhh-Hhou
II comes.
All the Government CLERKS who drink laEe
are % have q holiday to do honor 10 the Prus
sian band.
Tho Rlaing Uhampa h. u, q. have been at u
again. They ''cleAnod out" the Monitors yes.
to-day, on the White Lot 10 the tune Of 70 10 Is.
7rhs y.ntaI aAfai,r nattonsu Ian 6,r sarntogl
l.st Svsning We nitV tbs heIies or WashinS
ION Who remain hsIe this suitry weather.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

JoHN RoBINsoN's circus cars happened to
be smashed up by the New Haven railroad,
at the West Haven accident, and John Rob.
inson wants the company 10 pay him $50 900
damages. Whether they will do so or not
remains for the Connecticut courts 10 decide
and so Mr.. John Robinson will have 10 walt
awhile 10 get pay for his monkeys and his
ostrich aud the big snake which hasn't been
caught yet,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

The following WAS the range oftbe Thermometer
yesterday At Hempler's Optloian store, No, tb3
Pennsy lVanla avenue, corner Of Eour.and. half
street; a. m, 10; 10 a IN 10, n m, n; y. M,
sOi 4 q. m. 80 .. m. 80, . .. M, is.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Puu w AautHarOH OITY SAvIH0s BAHR, cor,
mar on Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue
uays III paf cont interest on all deposits. Do
dOtitI can 30 made anddraWn WIN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

A meeting OF this time. hOnored association was
held yesterday Afternoon at headquarters, ben
saT's saloon IN sixth street. When the following
business was transacted. Major Fielder X.
DOrsstt, vice president, was elected president,
70 MI the VadAncy OccaslOned by the death
Of General skinner. Major DoTsett aeknOSl
edged the compliment which had been conferred
upon hlm and referred In glorious terms " the
exalted character Of their departed brother and
chief General 81. John b. l. skinner Colonel
Edward Semmop was elected Woo president,
yico Dnrsett, promoted. An Invitation from the
'Doiondors OF Baltimore" TO visit the "Monu-
mental CITY" on the approaching tWeltth Of
Septamber was accepted, and Major D0rsett,
Secretary James LaNrenson, and John brady,
appointed the committee VI ARRANGEMENTS.
Adjourned ~ meet at Y 9 same place on the
seeonl Wednesday OF Adjust
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

THE origin Of the term "blue-stocklng" Is
thus explained by Mary Clemmer Ames; One
never thinks Of calling man blue-BtOck-
Ing now; yet II was a man who hrst wore
"cerulean hose" In fashionable assembly
DR.. Stllllngleet, who was a sloven aswell as
a scholar. Admiral Boscawen, glanolng at
his gray-blue stockings, worn at one OF Mrs.
Montagues assemblies, gave II the name of
the blue-stOcklng assembly, 10 Indicate that
the full dress, still Indispensable to evening
parties, might be dispensed with, II person
SO choose, at Mrs. MOntAgues. A French
man, catching at the Phrase exclaimed "Ahi
Les bds bieusW And the tltle has chung 10
the literary woman ever since.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Oorner Of New York avenue and Fhtoonth
stFoot NAYS aiN poF cent on dopoaita.
nanklnK hOurs-e T. Saturdays, 10 aud
10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

JAMES MAGnI, a brooklyn contractor
lated OF hlm that he once carved q sleeping
Hon In stone and took Il 20 the Queens
county fair for a premium. The day for dis
'tribulng the hOnOFs arrived, and Mac. was
promptly on hand! Prize after prize was
awarded, and finally "statuary' was reached,
The Rrtlat's eyes Nc up with aglOw OF sNpee-
tatlOn as he leaned anKlOusly forward 10 hear
these Words james MAgill-hrst premium
for a beautiful sleeping bun pup In marble"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

board or PUBLIC WOnKH.l
DIS tufUr OF UOLuM ia,
WAsntNurOs. 5uys1, is7a

A. O. IAsifips, 80 ,aChisT EHgtsssr, De-
Sis You wilt direct tho contractors for pay
ing Psuusy lvAnla avenue east and East Capitol
street 70 commence their paVemonu at Sooond
street east and run thence eastward. The space
between First aud Second streets east tor the
pavement viii be either grayelod or paved with
cobbls- stone until such time as an appropriation
Is made by Congress To carry out tho grades os-
tAblished BY thom.
Very respectfully,
(SlgnOdD Aux. X. SHEPHERD,
Vice President.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

The residents In AMI about Capitol Hill have
been sEpIasslng some dlAsatlsfaelon At tho
course Of the hoard Of Public Works In not At
nnce carrying Dat the grades Of First street east
East Capitol street aud PennaylvnnlA avenue.
The tast IL, this delay Ia In response 70 . rg-
quest from Hon. J, y. morrill,, chairman Of tho
Senate Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, and Al the Suggestion Of Edward
Clarke, 6sq., they have decided 10 begin at Sec.
Ond street east, and go eastward, leaving the
other portion until such tune as Congress shall
carry out the new grades.
ThH ffflNWinu IOILaF eMDtaina itRNlE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

engaged with tho usual routine cases.
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8aiIroabs.
WoRCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
Sunday Passenger Train.

On and after SUNDAY. ApriI : 1872 a PASSENGER
IRAN VIII leave worcester for Nashua and way stations
II A. NJ returning will leave Nashua for Worcester
io WY az p NJ. arriving at Worcester at 80
r N; ms tram viii connect at Aver Jpnction with
SulHy passenger train for and from Boston and way
stations on ttchburg railroad: also with SUNDAY pas
senger train for ana from Lowell Boston and way sta-
ions on stony Brook ahd Boston and Lowell railroads
,-.. ,--.,.., g. =. TURNER, Sup't.
worcester. April 8, lSt2 ans
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jel7 dt r. ~ r. a. SARGENT Srn,,
NoRWICH AND WORCESTER DT.

N l.
~ T TlS T., Il; and E. R. R., 1872
G.sh ' ann 1 Wa pSoUTli LEAVE WORCESTER AT
O'"' III, " Y Passenger Train. Connects at Web
ster with train from Southbridge and for Ro az
f0n at fIHantied with trains to and from Hart
I9ru ana PROVIDENCE; at Norwich with train for
- . New London from West Side tatiOn ~ iOl
AO'SU Il III. way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor-
Gtster WIN trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
DHrg Lowell, &c at Worcester Junction viii,
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam Win
tran rom Boston, and for Willimantic; nj Plain
field for Hartford and Providence. Norwicb YIN
C G,iis iof New London, and New York via
"'f5 m. Way Passenger Train Connects at Wor
egster with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Low
t t g. 49, az worcester Junction with Express
providence and WOrces er roads; at Webster for
and f ~ utnam with train from Boston
anu LOT " iinmantic; at Plainfed Junction. trains
IRON providence and Hartford arrive in season for
Passengers from way stations fa,cort
Webster, Putnam and Danielsonyillej for New
t noIh Df steamer from New London will take this
7'@O pm Steamboat Express Train for New York
SolinfcIs AZ worcester with trains from Boston,
concord. Manchesler Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
F die E &c at Putnam from Boston. VAL
sUlS. I RANKIN ana Biaekstonei leaves Norwich
i I9r NeW Londonat % BIZ m
TRAINS GolNG NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
4''O N: Steamboat Express Train flor Boston, daily
tMcePI i MIpndayJ connecting at Putnam for Bos-
ION blackstone. Franklin and WapOle; al Wor.
cester Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell Nashua
London at 800 a m. 70 We"
600 m. Way Passenger Train Connecting Mt
for Boston, arriving at o go a m, and for VII
nmantici at Worcester Junction Tor Springfield
atQ WAY way stations Albany, &c, and Providence
=, at Worcester for trains TO Boston, Nashua &c.
lido m. way Passenger Train. Connecting at
Hlanneid with train from Providence and
Hartford and for Providence; arriving at W OR
Jester uhctlQn IN season for trains to Boston
ter for trains to Boston. Nashua &e. '''es-
~'lo m. way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor.
wien win train from New London; at Plain
field junction with train from Provdence and
a 4 saops w at " M TOR TovdeneS Boston
junction with train for Boston.
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w ESTWARD, HO Tickets for the
We5l by AL routes and loral points South ON Inc
PHI YER at INC lowest rates. Appy 10 IONA
BAhHI,Ahp, y. \, and Canada Express ONCE Cromp
cheertully given. dtf "No" WI w
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Ladies, married and single can consuIt Dr ntoct IN
m psae ana delicate arrangements with every assr-
~ e DI, nnlock gives his exclusive attention
anc tlchtlnent u al Female Complaints irom what
ana t Y 5es r ~ Perfect secrecy mail eases Board
,um9er treatment. Dr. Hall0ck is aclnoSy iedged III
m,g IN Boston in the treatment Of Ton6les
~ PlFhle anu confidential nature. His remedies ava
sue sue reliable, and warranted oecuai i'm cvev v
IHao s meuelnes are prepared in his own prvatG
ao1i oi2 mus securing In every case rciinble nren
stancn free rom poisons or other deelcrious sub
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YOUNG MEN.

especially who have become the Victims Solitary Vice
mat dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untmely thousands Young men Of
me most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening senates with
the thunders of elOquence may call with full confidence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

Immediately cured and full vgor restored This dis
tresting afcton-whch renders life miserable and r1
rlage imposshe-s the penalty paid by the victims of
improper indulgences Young persons are too ami TO
commit excuses from not being aware of thc dreadn
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
STANDS the SUBJECT VIII pretend TO deny that the power
OF procreaton is lost sooner by those falling nt IN
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
priYed Of the pleasure of healthy offspring the mo r
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and MIND
arise The system becomes deranged tho physical anI
mental functions weakened Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrrtability, Dyspepsia, Palpitaton of liz
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and WASTING
oil Lne Erlmn. lnmmh ,---l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
YOUNG MEN

WIG nave injured themselves by certain practice in
duged IN when alone, habit frequently learned from
syn mp9nions or at school, the effects o which are
manly lel, even when asleep, and II not cured render
larlHge impossible and destroy both mind and bndv
should apply Immediately. What a pity that younh
NUN we nope OF bis country, the pride Of his parents
should be snatched from all prospects and nj
me ny tne consequence Of derating from The path Of
iig, ala secret hanit such persons must before
noqy WE me most necessary requisites to produce con-