El
iR15 . ,,: ; 1 ittAinttg.lsaitits.
ET parr INGTLOIC.
The martin Irwin the doeho I nest,
ffeatileye, and meal, and a WM) of lay:
46 111 e arra* it epee to thy blown mate's breast;
Low la the broom te th mate today."
"Lien thou low. love? low In the broom?
'feathers. and moss, and a wisp of bar,
Warm thq white eggs till I learn sits doom."
IShebeateth her w ings, and away, awaY,
•
•'JLit My threat stager. Say digs are told.
rettliee. and moss, ans a wisp of hay :)
Maims ayes are tlim. and she •irgs cold
0 Mournful morrow! 0 dark - to -day.'.
The finch dew back to her cold. cold nest,
Feathers, and moss -and a wisp or hay.
kine Is the trouble that rent h-r breast,
And home is silent, and lore is clay.
—The Queen's birthday ie to be cele-
bated in Madrid.
Leonard Ortli hung himself In Louis
on Wednesday.
,Queen Victoria is to make a Conti
memo trip this summer,
—A State Emigration Convention me
Let *Exit in Mobile, Ma.
' 7 !=Wizie cheaper than milk in the
wine region of. California.
.-Doctor Holland le to write a book
dui g, his visit to Europe.
—Ten million dollars' worth of books
were sold in 1888 in Leipsig.
—A menagerie is to be taken to Cali
fornia by the Pacific Railroad
• I
—An exchange Thinks an Indian with
his tomahawk is dresed to kill.
-Three men were drowned in the An
droscoggin river on Wednesday.
—Earthquake waves were seen on
Wednesday, June 2d, in San FTancisoo
- harbor.
—Minnie •Hanck has accepted I a two
Years' engagement at the Grand Opera _ in
Vienna.
—A. cripple In Tennessee, the other
dq,took wooden legs and then
killed himself.
—The pollticatprieoners now confined
at Fernando Po are to be removed'to the
Csmary, Islands.
—Prot Blot is about to mate another
tour of the country with a ner course of
leetures on cookery.
-A , gang of Mississippi rowdies whipped
61, f a
it man , to death, the ether diy, n the
presence of his brother. . -
—The floor of a Chicago concert loon
fell through recently,' sendini l 0 gay
- revellers into the cellar.
In eiligator,, six feet two inehes In
length,'was recently caught in a seine in
the Mississippi'river at St. Louis.
f i .
-The French government o ffers to
transport, without cost, all laborers who
will go to Algiers for the harvest.
:Prince Metternich has received as
mach as eight hundred dollars per barrel
for hisJohannesberger this year.
-.-01' Thursday atternoon .3 little. girl
sunned Hoffman was terribly bitten in a
street in Cincinnati by a large dog.
-More than five hundred German int.
migrants have purchased land and settled
in Amelia county, Virginia, recently.
- —lminense numbers of caterpillars in
fest Dent county; Mo.; and nearly all the
trees have been denuded of their foliage.
—The Spiritualists of Indiana are to
hold , a Butte Convention in Indiananpolis
ion the 17th, 18th and 10th of. this Month.
—On Wednesday night, thieves l broke
into the postoffice at Fremont Ohio, and
stole or destroyed a large amount of let.
Mere.
l —John S. Clarke, th Phil eipbia
1
Comedian, has performed ltj r or De Boots
Iwcs.hundred and twenty- ee times in
'london. 1 '
1 —The grasshOppers which last 3ear in.,
Vested the lower part of Enron County,
Ohio, have reappeared land seriously
threaten the crops.
—Within a few days p 1 , three coa
"
cts in the Ohio Penitentiary have corn
tied'suicide—BarzUla 8. Brown, Henry
Wise and James Riley.
—Bishop Quintard, of Tennessee, in
p i
xfelinin C o. o u n n v eed ent l i o o t. n
teri lliCilira :a L n ega d vii ril eith es oen at FE c riliP h i n se: rc y ;
aiman in Chicago killed himself the
other day in order that 1 4ils wife and
1- family might get his life urance money
and thus be saved from tion.
: —The Yale Courant sn eats that "col
leim;men"" from the varion4 colleges char
ter a seamerand go over England en.
issue to seethe inter-national races.
1 ..:.'.-At Pleasant Ridge, near Madison,
nudism', on Friday; Eben zer Neal was
. _accidentally thetrbir. Bebe Item:dam, his
tilarother.in-law, and died next.day.
—Miss Charlotte Jolly committal
suicide at Portage CitY, Wisconsin, on
satu F dai, by taking;iodide of potash
Her father lives in Hamilton,, Canada.
6,-as English okusyrnan, who is
obliged also to'offielate as organist, is us.
-tug the. new, electrical action, having the
keyboard.fitted up in the reading +leek.
-:-Fiotow, the - composes of Martha,
!was divorc ed from his first 'Wife, and at
. lerwsiteinaniedher Sister. lie bais now
Spplied fora divorce from the second wife.
-A boat was carried ever a waterfall
sear • Lewiston, , Wednesday..;' It
Me•
130;tho nine men, Aire of whouijUMPed
I)nt,.and three of the latter were drowned.
.1 --.Proffilsor Noble, of the Savannah,'
Cleorgici,*tuieton, was cooling off an alli
gstor,Yoy pouring water on; its back, re,
Gently, when the reptile seized his hand
and mangled it: .
, Itu - I -The Rev. Samuel Hughes, of Wales,
. ,
accepted the unanimous call of . the
i .,ftecOnd BaptistChnreh of Camden, N.
4.,and _was to , have entered- upon his
. duties yesterday.
...Last ,yeiir two • thrifty Germano pur-
SONG.
EPHEMERIS.
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chased eighty acs of land in Southern
Tennessee. Thii- season they gathered'
strawberries enough from four acres of it
to pay for the whole tract.
—An Ohio colporteur had a dream four
years ago which he ixiteTeted to mean
that he would die a violent death before
five years passed. He brought his proph
ecy true by cutting his throat the other
day.
—Brevet Major has. 0. Wood, of the
United StatesArMY, recently sentenced
to six months' suapension for, striking a
officer brother or in 4lasita, has been rein
stated in the service by order of the Pres
ent.
—Seven hundred Bishops are expecter
to participate in the deliberations of the
(Ecumenical Council. • There are, alto-
;ether,- about eight hundred and fifty
Bishops, exclusive of the Bishops. in
partibui.
—There was landed Wednesday, at the
Bremen dock, New York, the elephant
Empress, said to be the largest animal in
the world, weighing fifteen thousand
pounds, and standing twelve and a half
feet high.
—A-Swede named Swan J. Peterson,
a soldier on Rock Island, and who bad
served for about two years, committed
suicide, June let, byialdngpolson. Dis
content and home-sickness were the
causes of the act.
—Chas: Kendall was found dad, last
Friday morning, in an iron cage in which
he had long been confined, at the County
Infirmary, Wilmington. Ohio. He is
supposed to halie been smothered during
a fit.
--Last Thursday Mr. T. C. Cochran
accidentally drove his wagon too•near the
edge of a road two or three miles from
Ripley,Ohio, and, with horse and wagon,
went over an embankment into a ravine
sixty feet deep. The wagon , only was
hurt.
—On Tuesday a man named Gilbert
Lords, and living in Warren county,
Ohio, committed suicide in a very novel
manner. He tied a hitching strap around
his neck and fastened the other end to one
of the arms of a Wind mill; the result was
death by strangulation.
—The Plover, Wisconsin, Times says
that, while Julian Ward was threshing
grain last fall, ti pig was accidentally
covered up—in the straw stack. This
spring, seven months and a half after in
carceration, the pig was found imbedded
in the stack, and still alive.
—William Snook was found dead in a
barn near RichmOnd, Indiana, on Wed
nesday of last week. He committed
suicide, as he stated in a note found in his
hit, because people thought hint lazy,
when the truth was that he was unable to
work iriconsequence of affliction.
—ln the Register of Deeds' office of
Pepin County, Wisconsin, there was
recently filed a claim that dates back to
1767. The copying occupied some days.
The original claim covers 6,000,000 acres,
and it has been transferred about seven-
teen times. The present owner, Henry
R. Banger, of New York, bought it a,
Henry Schmidt, of Philadelphia, for $60,- 1
000.
—ln New York Andrew Bbmihover
and Caroline Schuman got into a quarrel,
Aluring which he emptied upon her a pail
filled with a mixtUre of slacked llme and
copperas, which taking effect upon , her
head and face, had the effect of almost
destroying her sight and burning, the akin
from her face. She was, of course!, pros
trated with her injuries, and her life was
fora time in jeopardy.
—Some little children, playing in a
wood near McPherson, Montgomery
county, at about nine o'clock on Wednes•
day morning, were frightened at seeing a
man hanging by the neck to a little tree.
Ills name proved to be J. G. Boelink.
and he had drank a glass of eer in a
saloon in McPherson about an l hour be
fore, and had le ft a dinner bu ket with
the landlord. saying he had n. further
use for it. , .
Domestic Tartish Bat
A neat little Turkish bath mtg . t be in
troduced into our homes to gre• advan
tage. R. N. writes to Hams . Nature
how to make the domestic ' bath. He
.
says: "In reference to the further adop
tion of the Turkish bath, analysis has
satisfactorily proved that perspiration
,contains in. itself the component parts of
the excretions of both the kidneys and
lunge. How-great, then. must be the
remedial power of the bath in derange
ments of these organs. Then, like . all
true remedies,• it is good for the healthy
as well as the sick—both preventive and
remedial. , 1
A, small bath, good but not wady, may!
be fitted thus—a cluunbef six, feet • square,
l h
with a small brick furnace fl ed from the
outside, the fire-hole prof ing into -it,
and if possible on a level w , the floor, ,
covered' with cut iron pi tes one.half
an inch thick, and over th one malle
able iron plate, six feet eig t inches by
two feet one-fourth inch, w eh will not
t :
break like, cut-Iron with , e heat, the
malleable plates to be Sang down WV'
side with angle iron, three aches ; del,'
which will sink into the, brick-wor ,
while the ends will go fon inches into
the walls of the chain . You will
thus get a beating surface o , six feet by
two teat, which with no gieat expense
of,fuel will give you a heat of from. 150
to 160 degrees. Ventilators and a good
!sized window are also wanted. There,
.tit a low temperature, you I can sit and
read or,write, with the advantage of the
sunlight playing on your ixidy, the ben
eficial effects of which have been ac. `
knowledged since the time that the
Greeks,planted their holy, sin walks.
My own bath resembles 'the above in
all respects, saving that it is twelve feet
Jong, and is divided by a 4 L urtain hung
midway; this both imparts air of com
fort to the plaza, - and gives you advan
tage of different tempera urea.—Herald
of Ilialth. - . .
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PITTSBURON GAZETTEi MONDAY. .11THE 7, IBM
CLIPPINGS.
Mr. J. W. McPszusns, of Hartford,
Ohio, has two milch cows, which yielded
the folloning handsome returns, Prom
May 20th, 1868. to Marsh 24th, 180, front
butter sold, $291. Besides this, a small
fatally had an abundant supply of milk,
buand cream fr om these cows.
Emma Smitten, who, has just re
tu ed from the South, estimates the next
co n crop at two million or two riiillion
an a q uarter bales. Owing to the uncer
tai ty of negro labor, it has. become One:
ir
profitable to carry on large plantations,
and most of the crop is now furnished by
farms that yield from one to five and so
on, up to fifty bales.
AT the recent term of the Supreme .Tti
diclal Court of Rhode Island, there were
no lesstban twenty-seven divorces from
the bonds of matrimony granted, and four
separations from bed and board. In the
first mentioned Class, which were for de
sertion' and adultery, the :females were
the defendants In thirteen of the cases.
Thlii for a State of its size is a pretty good
t br: St. Afries Parish, .Loullianai Ai r e
ewberrii crop h as come and. gone. I The
kberries are • ripe, but latherc.smill,
d not as Plentifuliis might be.expected
fronathe season.. Plums are rice but the
crop is short: - Film are • popping , out in,
millions TheY willbe ripe in six or eight ,
Vinegars. Strawberries 'are now in their
prime, and those Who . haire plenty of vines
have•plenty of.ripe fruit, •
'A
BrAri named Farrell was shot in Hen
' rysliurg, Bilment county, Ohio, last
Monday night. It appears that Farrell,
while, intexlcated,l came into :Yana' sa•
loon and demanded something to - drink.
His order was refused,. an altercation en
sued, which terminated in Yana' shooting
his cnstomor. The ball entered the
groin, inflicting serious injuries; but Ms
possible that the wounded man • may re
cover. Yana was taken to St. •Clairsville.
tHe gave bail in the sum of $5,000 for his
) ppearance at Court.
Tun Ripley Bee says that a cow belong
ing to a Mr. Kendall, near Decatur,
Brown county, recently gavetirth to one
hundred and six calves at one calving,
and that another cow ' belonging to Mr.
Edward Francis, in the same vicinity,
about the same time, brought forth Bitty.
In each instance there was one large de
veloped calf, while the others were about
the size of large Norway rate. The
smaller ones were perfect miniature calves
In every respect. Both of the cows died.
The Bee says there is no doubt of the
truth of this statement. .
Arm° TEE APE.—It is stated of M.
Mazurier, a French actor of the part of
an ape, that he would not appear in his
new character till his competency bad
passed the most rigid ordeal. According
to this tradition be attired himself in his
ape dress, and placed himself before the
monkey cage in the Jardin dal Plante&
For some time the monkeys treated him
as a stranger; but at last a veteran ape
snatched an apple from his hand with a
look which regarded him as a brother.
"Enfin fe sots silage!" was the exclama
tion of the delighted artist, who, thus se
verely tested, now ventured to become an
apb on the stage.
Tun Rev. Dr. Sunderland is held by
the New York Commercial Advertiser to
be a Beecherdox clergyman. It says that
his religion is rifle-bored, and his precepts
are bullets. As he contemplates his own
figure of the Alabama as a -'she wolf
preying upon the white flocks of our com
merce," an imaginary scabbard trembles
upon his thigh, and an imaginary blade
leaps therefrom to slay the beast and all
those who encouraged its ferocity. He's
the Presbyterian St. Peter, though no
Master is at Wind to stay his avenging
arm, or to utter those words of a higher
philosophy, "Put up again thy sword_
unto its place; for all they that take the
sword shall perish with the sword."
Invoamarion from authentic sources
shows that thirteen expeditions in all have
left the United States for Cuba. Seven
have gone from New York, three from
Baltimore, and three from Florida. Three
expeditions were on steamers, and the
resein schooner and brigs. The largest
number of men carried was four hundred
and fitly, and the smallest twenty-eight.
There were five batteries of artillery, and
arms fi fourteen thousand men. An ex-
Major of the United States army is about
to leave with another expeditiou, but the
point of departure is not yet fixed. Nsrly
four million dollars have been expended
here in the Cuban interest, though it is
suspected that much of it has been ap
propriated by the parties handling it.
AT HALIFAX, North Caroline, on the
28th of May, a strange scene occurred,
involving a somewhat important question
as to the legal force of a reprieve trans
mitted by telegraph. On that day, be
tween the hours el twelve and one o'clock,
Baker and James Thompson were to have
been hanged for the murder of Wade
Ditcher. Baker had desired to see a Cath-
olic priest, and there being none in the
place. one of his counsel telegraphed an
earnest appeal to Governor Holden for a
respite. At eleven o'clock a despatch ar
rived from the Governor's Secretary, the
Governor himself being out of the State,' •
directing that the priaoner ehould not .be
hung until Friday, the 4th of June, and
mating that the respite would be forward
ed by mail. The Sheriff refused to ac
knowledge this despatch as official.
Shortly alter twelve o'clock a second dis
patch Well received from 'Raleigh request
ins Os Sheriff to stay the execution to the
last moment, as Governor Holden, who
Was in Baltimore,
t ha been telegraphed
to. At half pasttwelve o'clock the Sher
iff arrived at the jail grounds, and pro
ceededto arrange for the execution, de-'
Glaring hie intention to enforce the sen-'
tence within• the specified hours. The
prisoners were accordingly led to the
scaffold, the_ ropes placed .around their
necks, and all made . ready. Then the
Sheriff consented to wait five minutes.'
At the expiration the prisoners' counsel ,
cidimed that the time fixed in th 6 death- ,
warrant'had expired, and' asserted that,
the prieonera could not be hnnit niter .that
time without a pcisitlye violation Of the
law, and ,that by so doing the Sheriff
would lay himself liable. The Sheriff's
own watch, however, showed that there
were yet nine minutes before one o'clock,
and he expressed a determination to hang
the men according to his own chronem
eter. This created a great deal of excite
ment and discussion as to the - legal value
of telegnuns in such cases, and the proper
standard of time, in the midst of which,
a despatch„ from Baltimore was re
ceived from Governor. Holden himself,.
respiting the prisoners'-fur a week Tne-
Sheriff conoladed to recognize the anther
ity of this dispatth,:tuid the' prisoners
were accordingly returned to thejta "
.~w:~:za~;=
FEW GOODS
VERY LOW PRICES.
Alpacas, (nice eoiort.)
Heavy Bia#4.E#UF.B,
,
White Marseilles,
WILIAWII SEMPLE'S.
Na 180 and 182 Federal Street,
WELDON! & KELLY,. -
ilanntletorers and Wholesale Dealers In
Lamps, Lanterns, ' Chandeliers,
AND LAMP GOODS.
Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING OILS.
N 0.147 Wood. Street.
regna2 Between eth Ind 6th Avenues.
SELF LABELING .
FRVIT-CAN TOP.
COLLINS VatIGET.
• ~ P1TT5111.71:61.140A.
1 1 --C 1
We are now prepared to intipli ?inners and
Potters. It is perfect. staple. and as cheap ad
the plain top, having the namta r tZ a he various
Fruits stamped upon the cover,radiating from
the center . ind an index or pointer ped upon
the top of the can."
It Is Clearly, Distinctly and Permanently
ITS
Di merely plaelnE the fun* of the halt . the
- -..soso;aln. -
can contains opposite the pointer and staling - in
the customary manner. No preserver of fruit or
good housekeeper use any other altet.Onee
'edit* It. . fPfati
WATER PIPES,
ORIMINET TOPS
A large assortment,
apl4:tirl Sid Airenne.near SatthileN 111.!
El
; Erd‘
CD l2 oil „,
03. o oti
14 I•4_. ei [
• = : LS: Fq 4
M 1 FCS Pi §
.1 . v, 1 X 1
. . 4 c 4
.1 1 E 4 5 , 11 ,L
* 1 i•
0 ,
km. ir 41
M 74
ti 43 1 . i
CI d
JEW SPRING GOODS
HEIMORE F.
R=ZlMil=2l
MicCANDLIEBEI & CO.*
Late Wilsoa. Oan • 0p..) •
WHOLINIALLN DNAIXNS IN
Foteign end 'Domestic Dry Geods,
No. 90 WOOD IMILINT.
door above Dlalaeld alley,
PITTERMIIt. Pa.
• .
DAY GOODS,
Ea
itkvk Moha4r .Mutt.es,
Silk Warp Poplins,
Pkvkl-Poptin%
Wash Poplins.
Percales.
.Veucise,
Mack Berm get
WMte &rage,
C7aintsas,tee.
EMI
ALLEGHENY CITY
GAS FIXTURES_
• aO.
FRUIT. CAN TOPS.
HENRY R. COLLINS.
DRY GOO
JUST OPg
AT
BELIPS',
87 Market :
4 8)
sim
PULL 11 IT OF
ILK SAC 441.1-VS,
Tery
, •
Importer arid retail dealer In
VINE , ourAirinzeimat,
EBBING, VIEITiNG. PARTY .AND BUSINESS
CARD ENGRAVING,
OROGWIS, ABMS, ;LLIIKINATING Ara,
'OrdersO by map rracetre pr,ompt attention. Ben/
• r ragout*. a,
t*OVl . Cilo l ltaiii mhibil
taL 411811.-.26usslislor sale
, ir• 444A1ik.4).
=I
DRY GOODS.
ALIAS POPULAR BARGAINS
'OF THE DAY
Mastins,
t i!i%AoeMsgs.
Tabie
CasOnteres;
Needs and Jeans,
Cottonerear,
MiLLIA3I SEMPLE'S,
No. ilBO and 182 . Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, &C.
DESIRABLE GOODS
Jlt§T RECEIVED
I Dv
HORNE. & Co.
PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS,
Rotted Fringes, black and col
ored, Gimp Trimmings, Guipure
Lae , Dress Buttons, all shades,
Sacque Loops, Fine Silk Fans,
Iniisible and La Pannier Hoop
Skirts, French Corsets. Latest
Tio*elties to Hats and Bonnets,
Ribbons Fine French Flowers,
''rimming Satins, Embroideries,
LaCe GOods, Linen Goods, Paper
Collars,, Cuffs and Shirt Fronts
of best makes. Gent's and Ladies'
Underwear, the Patent Pantaloon
Drawer, Morrison's Star Shirt.
P ›tk', )) : 4'o I) ›ig-t : Ji M ,v, i *lO vi
77 ; AND 79 MARKET STREET
Ima
HAP AND GOOD GOODS
NEW,
FRINGES AND GIMPS
SOAK LOOPS FOR.SACQUES
fl
711PZ ♦BBORTMPNT OP SATINS.
us in COQUETTE FIN PAVBOL
! •i
/I :/.Ms) I :1 A ff.l
STLX P
1
Whi ,
and Mexique Blue Kid Gloves.
Pi t rple
m
TTON HOSIERY
(LACE CHEMINEITZEI, all styles,
SILN SCAB? S,
Gent's Spring Undergarments.
11ACII1J111, GLYDE '& CO,
I
inn
78 & 80 Market Street.
NOW SPEING GOODS
ED,
I.A.CRITI/c, CARLISLE'S
I f No.. 27 Fifth Avenue,
Dtras Trtonitnes and Buttons. -
isabioldertis 'sad Laos.
•Blbboni and Flowers.
Hatiand 'Bonnets.
Glove ItOnatand French Comets.
, Bowltyles limners Skirts.
paraaols—an the new stylea.-
dna' and Sala thatarellas.
litadery—the best Bniallsh unites.
tents 10 "Hints , *Riess 'Kids."
Spring ind Bnaune: anderweir.
bole Agents for the Belli. Patent Shane Oo1•
less, `•Loetwe'Od's stlrring." •'West lads"
l *: 11 1e." Le: "Dickens." •Westry, 1, and other
psalmNipDf l M wlth Sesban at
a&NUFACTURARS' PRICES
1140Rillt r & CARLISLE,
r FIFTH AVENUE
r
im.y4
Loon OIL CLOTHS,
OBREN OIL CLOTH
70NAN11 WINDOw_o
T ART HADNO:
e , ,NT
WINDOW sHADIs,
VANat, t it DiFll4l , lllilaa
011. 0 TWA
JCV BY %%MITT.
• J. i N. 1 , 1111.1.1 Pa.
t A 6 wd 514 Stub, litriget
Napkins,
White Quilts.
Tckftgs,
Totensiiirge,
Gig g/wHni,
Ccakoms, &e.
Mi
COMPLETE.
In all styles and colors
Aloe, a large varlet, of
French Whalebone Corsets,
Utily al eta. a pale
THi, HILW
A.Splendld assortment of
* IMO. BiLBRIGOAN HOSE.
EMBROIDERIES,
LAVE, &e.
NO. 27
DRY GOODS.
FULL ASSORTMENT
I:X4:)c•el Carder.
Hats,
Bonnets.
Ehm‘Mertas,
Ribbons,
Parasols,
Sun Unabreilas,
Skirts and Corsets,
Stockings,
Gloves,
Handb!iiwtaiefs,
nil
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Ne. 180 and 182 Federal Street,
ALLEGHEN r r/TY
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH",
NEW CA.BPETIii.
FINE CARPETS.
CHEAP CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES...
Mat tart ass.
BOVARD, ROSE.& CO.,
21 lirrll AYENPL
davT
A.Y IS, 1869.
BARGAINS
3EL
WINDOW SHADES,.
AND
LA )B AND NOTIINGHAM.
CUELrr.A.IINTS,
New Stock Just Received.
LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED.,
IcFARLAND & COLLIN,
No. 71 lad 73 FIFTH AVZ2iI3I,.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, VELVETS, &C,
The Latest Arrival
FRORE ENGLANIL
McCALLIIM BROS• 9
No. 51FIFTH AV,ENITE,
71,7 i Ta4 " d a'
Z. 14 GLISH HARKET.
They law offer a
Complete Line of
DOMESTIC CARPETING.
To which large additions are 4141 y Dena gale.
A. Display of Goods Equal.
• •
Lt ßaa p 7in i f s rese . prese nted In this market sir 1
'• - 1
:MCCALLUM -BROS., ,
.ro. 51 FIFTH a r+t)E,
(BET. WOOD & SMITHFIELD.)
428:h915 •_
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DR. • 1 1KaliTnitt '
'ALL.INTIIivE ;
Ofto ell s. "' Syp . bilis iu illtiFil:ti alil '
disease an d the effects of
or. , are
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comigsteiy eradicate d ; Spermetorr s_ .
um weakness , and Impotennyv •resedejur
self-abuse or other. Cannel, land which. problem
same of thefollowing eireCti. ac btu WORT
weakness. nadntestlon,consumptlon, aversion to
modem: unmennnent, :dread of Innon 4
o k m of memory , Indolence, nocturnal. 4
and tinnily so prostrating the etexual astern as to
render manias' • unsatblactarry.- and Anerblore
Imprudent, are permafien i cured. i_Perions af
flicted wan these or any r dellcat intricate
or • long standing constitutt nal comp laint ehOuld
give the Doctor atrial; to never -fatise' i'. •.'
A partici:du attention ItiYtn knell Femme!:
nialnte, Lettoorrhea or Whites. , Palling
minion Or Ulceration of the Wotan, 6 , VaiTtris,
pfuritla., AIIIIMOrrhOIIa. Denorrhagtai Dystnen
wierhoese. and Whiny or Barrenneahetre..tersia
ed with the greatest success.
it israelf•evldent that a pliyaltdin who , ' es
blmsettexclusively to the sway oix elan
of diseases and treats thousands of canterll
year must acquire greater skill'lu that
than ono In general practice.: ; ;•t • J
-The Doctor, publishes a medical • pamphlet of
My Page gives a lull exposition
fieryereal
and private s i ts eases. that Can•be had tillee
or by mall ,- for two stamps, in seated envelopes.
Every sentence contain, matt uction- to the af
flicted; Ind enabling them to determine OA lire
elle nature of their complaints.,, . -
;int, establishmen • • comprieteg _te ample
looms, Is central. When
en it Is not convenient to
visit:the city, the Doctor's opinion turbid ob.
taunt by giving a written statement Of the case,
and met ea can be forwarded by mail-or ; ex-
Drees. in 'some instances, however. a 101'am:tat
Ir.
examination is absolutely nem, lazy, walla
others daily personal attention is rered.• And
" for the accommodation, f such flatten .thene are
spartmects connected with the °Mee t fit e'ro.
videirwith every ,requisite that is can to
Deemete recovery. including medi ,i ;pox'
c o vit
bath.. All prescriptions are Prelis tro *lon
Doctor's own laboratory. nuder Ws- au
: perelsion. Mealiest pamphlets at o es or
by mail for two tamps: No matter wl i zo
falltd. read what h i. says. Hours it Aar. to Is ,te.,
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