Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1870, Page 3

EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. Gov. Walker's appointee as Mayor of Rich- mond on Saturday resisted the authority of the ‘United States Marshal who attempted to carry ut the order of the District Court removing him from office. The Marshal was overpowered by super‘or force, but to-day Gen. Canby will see that the writ of the Court is executed. Mr. Wiener, the American Consul at Des Abricots, Hayti, recently arrested by Jacquet, chief of the insurgents, is still held asa hostage at that place. The American, French, and English consuls at Port au Prince have taken the matter in hand, and one English and two Haytien men of-war havo been sent to liberate the captive. A cable dispatch to the N. Y. Herald says Mr. Phillips, otherwise Forbes, inti este seme ted with’ the Proposed purchase of Caba by the United States, been arrested at Queens town, charged with alleged embezzlement from the Treasury Department in New York, and sent to prison tor eight days. London bankers have purchased $2,500,000 of the bonds of the St. Louis B Company, with the option of a balance of the $4,000,000 issued within thirty days. This completes the financial operations of the com- | —y ge Louis subscribers having taken $1,- The interest in the election in Cincinnati has reached a climax. The colored people held two large and enthasiastic meetings yesterday on the Bible question. The colored vote will be cast almost unanimously in favor of retaining the Bibie in the public schools. Rev 0. B. Frothingham, in a discourse yester- day, took ground against the acts of Congress in relation to Utah. The State, he held, had no more right to interfere with polygamy than it has ‘escribe limits to Protestantism or to in- terfere with Catholicism. Capt. Smith K. Lane, of Bellport, L. I., who ‘sail from Baltimore, February 10, for New York, im a small sloop, with a —— of oysters, has not since been heard of, and it is feared he has been lest, with his wife, child and one man, ‘who were on board. The Democratic convention at J City, N.J., have nominated Charies H. O'Neill, ex- mayor of that place, as mayor of the new city, under the consolidation of Jersey City, Hudson City and Bergen. The election will take place on the 12th instant. An incendiary fire day morning, at the corner or King and Middle streets, Po: ath, Va., destroyed six buildings, including the post- office. The letters and office books and papers $f the office were saved. Loss $18,000; partially msure In the United States District Court for Mary- land, on Saturday morning, the jury in the case of Robert Dale, tried on an indictment for se- ¢teting and stealing letters from the mail in the Baltimore post office, rendered a verdict of guilty. At ameeting of the upholsterers, held Satur- day evening in New York, it was announced that the employes of the largest establishments in New York city will go on a strike to-day on ac- count ef attempting a reduction of wages. A fire occurred yesterday evening at 14 East street, New York, occupied by John Uormey as a lodging and dining saloon. ‘Three men named Brown, Montgomery and Smith, who were asleep on the fourth floor, were sutfocated. ‘The ordinance directing the City Treasurer of New Orleans to sell the eity stock in the New Orleans and Jackson railroad was rushed through at the last regular meeting of the old City Council, disregarding the injunction of the courts. J. H. Oglesby baving declined to accept, the Governor of Louisiana has appointed ex-Gov- ernor Flanders Mayor of New Orleans, in ac- cordance with the act of the last Legislature. The celored citizens of Wilmington, Dela- Ware, availed themselves of their newly acquired rights, and voted in the school election held Saturday last. James Fisk. Jr., has at last been elected colo- nel of the Ninth’ Regiment New York State Militia, Lieutenant Colonel Draine having Te- signed in nis favor. A large meeting in Chicago on Saturday night adopted resolutions asking a re-luction of taxation and the abolition of protectionists taritis. The Republicans of Norwich, Conn., have nominated ex-Senators Foster and Thaddens Gooden to represent the town in the next Legis- lature. Governor Davis, of Texas, has called a special session of the State Legisiatere, to meet at Austin on the 26th instant. The strike of the miners of the Schuylkill region has begun, and, it is thought, will be general. The Democrats of Albany, N. Y., on Satur- day nominated George H. Thatcher for mayor. ‘The son of President Juarez is expected to arrive in Paris in a day or two. ‘The Sioux Indians are going on the war path. —_-<ee-___ Eurepeas Nows by Cable. British Parliamentary Procesdings— Another Min- isterial Crisis in France—Spanish Colonial and Military Afairs— Papal Infallibility. The Irish force bill has passed both Houses of he meg sro House to F Satya — urday to receive an expect message from the one approving the bill, but it was not sent in, and the House adjourned. The expedition tothe Ked Kiver district will be composed of 300 regulars, and a force of Canadian militia, under the command of Col. Wolsley. An im- mense indignation meeting was held in Dublin ou Saturday night, and resolutions adopted re Padioting the peace preservation bill as threat ening to oy the remnant of liberty yet re to the Irish Lng Rev. Dr. Pusey is against Te- A to Canada from his visit to San : lament crisis is at hand in France. ‘The Emperor es to submit a new order of things to the vote of the people, and the Minis- ters are not willing to permit a discussion of the Senatus Consultum by the Corps, Legislatif. Nothing definite on these points is known, bat declarations from the Cabinet are expected to be made at the opening of the Chambers to-day. it is reported that Olivier, prime minister, will ask for a vote of confidence, and if this is re- fused, he will resign. La Liberte announces that M. Daru has abandoned his idea of sendi a special ambamador to Rome. The Marquis of Bonneville, who is at present in Paris, will therefore return to his post immediately.’ The reason of this is found in the failure of M. Daru im bis recent negotiations at Madrid, Vienna and Florence for a plan looking to concert of action. Prince Pierre Bonaparte is still in Paris, and it is said that he will go to Belgium. In the Cortes of On Saturday Senor Moret, the m # colonial minister, in reply to a question from a unionist deputy, said bis policy in regard to colonsal reforms would be the same as that of his predecessor. He expressed his dis- belief and diseredited the report that there was any diplomatic arrangement between the United States and Great Britain on the Cubap ques- tion. The motion to postpone the consideration Of the new constitution for Porto Kico was de- feated by the following vote—103 to 13. The unionist — left the chamber before the en. A very angry feeling is mani- fested in regard to the new conscription bill. ‘Trouble is apprehended at the demonstration whieh is to be made to-day by the opponents of toe measure. The Civita Cattolica publishes long articles in view of y A ‘ Sue oa on 7 Slow that the Pope bas ne partidiar need of upanimity of the council, that a simple ma- Jority is sufficient to establish the dogma. Keyan ge Rd MANY Youno Cait- paxw Dig —' irst appearance ee ape yy the fa and e i i £ i Es cy a i 8 H ‘bild? impo @ delicate looking, pale faced little irl. — Cw ey the tintest a OF cap, a very ‘autifal ettk ue, a white embroidered dress, ity canscar. almost bare ‘one the crowded as seomingly - thoroughtare unconscious that shy was fering from cold, a8 though it had been nn sweltering day in Jaly. This is only one case in a thousand, amd yet people wonder why so many children die. ‘The stoutest man or wo- man in Philadelphia would wince and suffer under such exposure as that to which that tender little one was objected. What then must have been her tortare?— Phdadelphia Star. Lane both declined the office of chief of police of Loulwville at = salary of $3,000. wad woman because ber husband ballet troupe. : 7 In North Vernon, , violent At of coughing, Jungs a saall stone, and has since felt better. FE : ry a4 | 5 ees i aff seh elk il AUCTION SALES. B* J. T. COLDWELL & C0., Auctioncors. AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON. px WALL & 00. A re ae Stores No. 900 and 908 Pennsylvania SS Soe seeped AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. BY GREEN sw Auctioneers on MONDAY EVEN- . of "clock ‘of = large lot Se ae re x ‘of. dapat Salesman. Y¥ WM. L. WALL & 00. A BY 3s kat . Ho. 9 902, ow a Wie Builtine, odo aad, 5 a ITO, dee. ete oer ee k, we will sell, within our salesrooms, a ion of Furniture, ed, for convenience of sale, com Sires fo nk Soy Bales and Real Extate Brokers. Southeast corner wf 7th and D streets. Two handsome French-Piate Mantel Mir- French Plate Pier Mi Marbie-top Biack : nice EE Two handsome Black Walnut Book-Cases and five , 5 Chairs and one i fi i FF i i : and that Bt ). Croeery and Oliclotn and aera Pa See anf 00.."Ancts, T }. EB. WAGG. B* ‘HOS. £. a aM AN, No. 519 Seventh street. 0] i=} ble, and two Chandelie: a = Two = Ti ‘Spit Ane —— Kitchen jisites. rthy of the "Yormecash, ‘the Post Office, ‘excellent condition, and ENS WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ‘ & WILLIAMS, ‘Sofa and Uhair, Walnut Tables, }, Blankets, Stoves, ‘THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Auctionser, Br ‘WH. L. WALL 4 00. Auctioncers. PERTY ON 161Tu ay THWEST, AT AUO: PERE fic eairt west of isth to ©, ix foot wide al 01 OP. FURNITURE AT AUCT DAY. w house No. 714 72th moet, betworn @ and H tron the fol- lowing Farni —C ‘naire: "Watout Tables, BRY WM. L. WALL &00.. Anctioncers, % B* athe Bunce Carpets. Mattresses, Pilicwn, we and Kitchen requisites. ; southeast cor. Ba.ave, and 9th st GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts._ in home and foreign markets as follows: New Your, April 4.—First Board—v. 8. 6", KG i Le 5-208; new ° iew Jersey Central, 1024; Rock > Milwaukie & St. Paal, 5 do. and Western, 2 Ws 5 do. do. pref'd, ——; Fort Wayne, —; Alton and Terre Haute, off’d, 30%; do., pref’d, —; Chica- go and Alton, 1124; ‘and Alton, pref'd, 12%; Ohio and. BM certificates, 2); Tennessee 6's, old, 58%; do. new, 51%; Virginia 6's, old, 704; North Carolina 6's, old. 46);; Mis- sourié’s, 24. Gold, 1114all1x. Market steady, The Markets Te-Day. Telegraphed Baclusively to The Evening Star. Bartmmorg, April 4—Cotton firm at bs Flour fairly active and prices are unchanged. Wheat quiet and_anel Corn tirm; white, $1.05; yellow, $1.03. and Rye, very little business done. Pork firm, at $27a$27.50; bacon firm; rib side, 15c.; clear do., Ie.; shoulders, i2c.; hams, 19¢.a20e. Lard quiet at 15yc.alte. Whiskey, very firm. Some holders ask $1.02. BaLTmore, April 4.—Vir, sixes, old, 57 bid, 57x asked; So i500, ye Sen do. 1867, 60% bid, 61 asked; do. cou; old, 69 bid, 70 asked; do. Rage new, 68 bir asked. North Caro- linas, old, 9255 asked; . new, 234 asked. New Yorr, spa 4.—Stocks steady and firm. Money easy at Gaz cent. Exchange, long, rok. Gold, 14. Se yo ry x new, Gy.” North Garo. sixes, ex-coupon, linas, old, 464; new, 22. New Yorx, April 4.—Flour quiet and un- changed. Wheat heavy and rather more active. Corn le. better. L.. On the morning of the 4th instant, LUTHER F.. belove} son of We. Hand Louisa F° Campbell, aged 3 years. May he rest in peace, No. 463) 3d st. east, between B and C Hill, on Tuesday, April 5th, at 4 o'clock YRNES. Saturday, the 2d inst., a BYRSES witsor Thomas sanded Ss yeare |, Wife Byrnes, aged 25 le The funeral will take place "trom fy late reel: dence, No. 316 Massachusetts avenue. on Taestey morning at o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend. = DE ZEYK. This( Monday) morning. April 4.1570, Sieseeeee, STSELLA. daughter of Albert J. and zabeth aged id years. The Teleute of the ey are respectfully invited to attend the faneral on Wednesday, the 6thi stant, at 11 o'clock a. m., from the Casparis Hotel. CAPENTER. In'* Brooklyn, N. Y¥., April Sd, — L., onh; Somer deg Joba B. and Katie B Car- Pepiter. aged Tr month, Funeral from residence of and mother. 1110 Mistreet ‘ seeday. Friends ‘are ir it 2 o'clock p. m. respectfully invited to attend. UNDERTAKERS. SICHARD F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MABB. HARVEY & MARR, UNDERTMERE, No. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. my 29-17 — RicHaep wW. BARKER, UNDERTARER, 429 EIGHTH STREET,near E. FURNITORE of all kinds mado and repaired. Special attention given te the manufacture ‘of CHAIRS. All work warranted. fe 15-ly ais Ae Mtr WREATHS, BO- Sader aeerspae i Ba ome ce re. 'W.W. Corce- A and GOLDEN SPANGLED LSE RD Baus Ye waceblon neon and premium stock. 179 B st. ‘eon 9th and Mth Island. 1 3t* SOUTHERN AND WESTERN REAL ESTATE AND CITY PROPERTY, No, 1427 Pesxsvivaxta Avece. KENNEDY & 8ON Purchase and sell Real Estate in all parts of the South and. West, eo, immigration. The te capitalinis and of exten: land- ‘yfth thetrSwn agcnts ie, Rurope and this Srodating sellers of property and suchas denixe no 08 KENNEDY “bate U.S. A. KENNEDY & SON offer 30 FARMS in North “arolina, Virginia and Maryland. apl-tt “Ds Gunes. MEPICAL WONDER, VIA "by ee OUD. Ws. Tio Ponnnyivanke avenue. 43 tim we ‘BOORBINDER 4nd PAPER, Le ma mages Pores cman ie eee as OB BALE. F FOR GALE. FOR SALE. DRY AND FANCY Geops. OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY THE érn OF APRIL, AS WE ARE DETER- MINED TO LEAVE THE CITY, STORE for Rent, ang FIXTURES forsale, SIEGEL BROS, 909 SEVENTH STREET, mb Si Oxe Doon Anoys I Sraerr, pe A eae aria © == <) OF ALL KINDS DOMESTIC LIQUORS, FER o Lariat \weat corner Penn. 1] TURE AT CE ere. rtment Ticouire & Gor) ¥ THOS. EB. W. UBTE: OF VALUABLE REAL bi Ee Re cathe CONE ‘WEST ANP E 8B’ BOF SEVEN COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ¥ H. LEVY, Auctioneer. 1 CRMONDAY. April éth. at 20 o'clock a. m-» |, at 902 7th street, above I, at ‘action, tor cash, the eatirs stock of DRY AND FANCY Goops, of Calicoes, Muslizs, Alpaccas, White “nol, withost reserve, to the Sale Will continue wntil all ig ieposod of 902 7th strect, above I. 8. SAMSTAG, Salesman. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. & BRAVE LADY. By Miss Moloch; author of 93x coor: 2 LATIMER, Auctioneers, | (Bucaensore te JG. McGuire £00..) B Southwest corner of Pennie. svenue and lith at, Rk AVENUE. 1867, .» No. 22. folio 333, one of District of Columbte, the day of April, at 335 5 pr rt of Lot 6, in Square the southwest corner running due north by and with the line of 13th street 39 feet, thence beginni: int and running jew York avenue 7: ie i : raed fattt . J. ree, the fogs be mes wl chased said property at a confiscation sale. ‘of wale, by said decree, are: 3 cash. and the months. ¢ Ifterms of sale are not complied att eck emotion ss ‘er one week # notice. 'OHN F. HANNA. Trustes. A B. WAGGAMAN, Auct. '¥ GE ILLIAMS. ee No. 319, Southeast corner 7th with the line of at James K, Medbe |OHENSTE! TRptethagen; autho northeast corner of the w to the public alley at the ents consist of a Jar ing, with basement and attic. contal with gas, water, and other con’ for a business property or pri the purchase money to be twelve months, BMANN AND DOROTHEA. Ellen Frothingham. obntak Sai of the 5th desc ‘Translated 5 of said Estate Brokers streets. F VALUABLE HOUSE AND ETS WEST, IN THE CITY C. jaucing at purchaser's cost. A Te required when ‘the ine ee ps Sete” a COOPER & LATIM B* WILLIAMS L. WALL &CO., Auctioneers, v; E IMPROVED PROPERTY 0} SHRRET wae, Weak OP sf the o’clock, in the afte lie. the three ware No 19. and bou for the same seventy. ville 25th Sree the line n IT ‘faches:) thence 5) thi north seventesn it. 9inches,) thence east fifty- of beginning, together proven thereon, ou tysfive foot (75 10.) from ning thence south, along seventeen feet nil ‘west fifty-six feet Hf feet nine inches, ( (6 {t..)'to the place ¢ Buildings and _ Terms if cash, Dalai instalments at six and twelve mont! from the day of sale, the cured by the bonds or notes of the f one Hundred dettare to, psyment thereof to be se- in6and 12 months, the emai ed ac bearing interest from ven and adeed of trust ‘be made at the to be ALMANAC, (USITEp STATES MARSHALS SAL J B. BRYAN, Pres, Wasm=weren crry Corner of Seventh street and PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. } 9: OSPR St J COOKE & Co., BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. Orders for BTOCKS, and BONDS promptly exe- INTERNAL BEVENUE STAMPS furnished. LOAN OFFICES. my PECIAL NOTICE. LAW ALMANAC, 1979, FOR SALE BY CoRNER PENN. AVENUE AND 11TH ST. FFOBSIGN NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES. PRERENDER & KENNEDY, tand New York ace Opposite ‘reasury . Receive regularly the principal Newspapers and ENGLAND, IRELAND. FRAN ‘3477, 373, 4ll7- and. ery, Geo. H. Pl 3,708, im favor of atthe it, ¥. Richard, and Owen LEX. SHARP, . 8. Marshal, D.C. GOVERNMENT BAL Bereav B. F. ann A. L. OFvicg Svr’r ov Epuca: farnlahed at thelow ‘a Without extra charge.» unston Books imported in quantity or by single num- her. pO} a y sing! = ing public buildi: FU kinds of collaterals at the lowest only Christian Loan Office iu the District feb-Gar® 'W LOAN OFFICE, AE Gor frees 2° iH he fen" BG’S LOAN OF. = 2». One sme Beiiding, SB by 18,2 , in parts, twostories. currency, on the day fen per cent. from each when struck off. made known at time of sale. Major General 0.9 my LL THE iW BOOKS BLISHED, ‘Terms: Cash in U A ceived, meh tee Bale pe ha Le, (CS4BLEs HERZBERG By order of Brovet Commissioner. ; Sup tof Education, Bureau It mbi0 ot Si INSURANCE, ARCH—HIGH WINDS_FIRES. DON'T PUT OFF UNTIL TO-MORROW. ANSUKE TO-DAY. A. 5S. PRATT & 80N, No.3 Y. MM. C. A. Buriding, cor. hand D sts. Tepresent only the best companies, and pay tosses squarely and promptiy. Ne charge Sor Policy, Sur- Orly GREE oe ‘THACKERAY’S <<PpEBING'S oREA D)Whoeteand tate Pennsylvania avenue, and b Dr D®Y G00ps ar Panic Paic PHENIX, of Hartford, MEDY.VIA FUGA. au Ds is FIREM EN’S, of New York, and EXCELSIOR LiIFE,of New York, 4INSURB NOW! [usunance Rooms 'L DRESS GU0DS.— Was Pi 20 ‘T. M. HANSON & LEWIS BLACKFORD, ONLY ONE PRICE. BOGAN & WYLIE, 1020 Seventh Street. 627 i NSTABLISHED 1841. $35, av™“1 PADDLE MX OWN CANOE." eh eaten pate mepeion any Shirt tn the coun~ now on hand in 1.00 to $3 each; ro EEE opens, one 933 LN FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. Cc. 8. HARE & BON, z. GROCERS, 1813 SEVENTH STREBT NW. Ber. Bann B. TO THE SUGARS DOWN! SUGARS Down Crashed, Granulated and Powdered Sugars at M4 Bek Sea Berets (Cant Be bear) wi "8 BEST FLOUR. $3.15 per sack. Our Flour is pt eolecial Good Super Flour, @5 per barrel white TEAS DOWN! TEAS DOWN NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, Sees... er pound Feasut all , and an low ns 78 conte per pound nee TEAST POWDER at ki conts CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES. : \. ee STAR BRAND OF LOBSTERS! MESS MACKEREL, Boston inspection GOOD HAMS at 17 and 15 cents per pound C. S. (HARE @ Sox, 1913 SEVENTH STREET N.w., ‘Whose sufferings have been protracted from hidden causes, and whose cises require prompt treatment ; to render existence desirable: If you are suffering, S. mM. BACON, or have suftered, from involuntary @ischarges, what | effect does It produce upon your general health? De 709 MARKET SPACE You feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Does a lit- tle extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequently get ont of order? Is your urine some- times thick, milky or flocky, or is it ropy on set- tling? Or does s thick skum rise to the top? Or ts Acediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do you have spelis of short breatbing or dyspepsia ? and Are your bowels constipated? Do you have spells | Chsice Brown Stl of fainting, or rushes of blood to the head? Is | noice Gor, Java COFFEE... dwelling on this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life? Bo you wish to | FRUITS and VEGETABLES canned, great va- be left alone, to get away from everybody ? Does any Uitee thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep | HivieuS Loker PORTER ee AEE broken or restices? Is the lustre ef your eye as brilliant? The loom on your check as bright? Do si pee woe. you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you par- ao Prince Wales tala: 75° sue your business with the same energy? Doyou | Lucca, Italian, and Virgin OLIVE PY, @ POPS i Me OC ade Dost brands OF FLOW, quality guaranton ste met we Toner arwree, ove | ase TE UL Bh as Yourestles nights? Your back weak, yor=> Toasted PEA BUTS, wreak, and have bat littleappesie> Raa Jmarial, Gan Powder. Hane this to dyspepeia or ‘ Spwands, accufding to gualliy* °! -_ mbSi-tr Berwres M an> & BETWEEN SEVENTH axp Kicuru Steerts, Has reduced the prices of Groceries. Wines, an@ Liquors in proportion to decline “in gid. Cross & Blackwell's CHOW CHOW, . TS. pts. 400 Choice Sugar Cured HAMS. sseeeees BC Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases badly Beker's celebrated pure Old Bye WHISKY: Hen- cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable of pro- oo tnd Domest: Wi organs of generation, when in perfect health,make | __ ak the maa. Did you ever think that those bold, de- E. M. Buacuary. ELPHONZO Yornes. ‘nen are always those whose generative organs are in perfect health? You never hear such men com- plain of being melancholy, of nervousness, of palpi- tation of the heart, They are never afraid they ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ce., cannot succeed in business; they don’t become sad and discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant in the company of ladies, and look you and them Grocers, Tight in the face—none of your downcast looks or uy other meanness about them. I do not mean | those who keep the organs inflated by running to ex. cess, ‘These will not only rain their constitutions, but alse those they do business with or for. Comxen Foun-axp-a-watr Starr, 354 PENNSYLVANIA AY uuUs, How many men, from bedly cured diseases, from the effects of self-abuse and excesses, have brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has | ot #0 much asto induce a}. | 200D BROWN SUGAR, 10 Ibs. for..91.00 16 HARD SUGARS. ae conte, most every other disease—Sdlocy, lunacy, paraiysts, SOFT SUGARS, best “A : » beat A” same conte, *pinal affections, suicide, and almost every other | FINE DEMERARA SUGARS... a9 conte. form of disease which humanity ts helr to, and the | GooD FAMILY FLOUB nun. OO por sack: real cause ef the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and WELOH'S BEST... mne BIS MH bave doctored for all but the right one, CHOICE EXTRA mrs 2S He FLOUR BT crvincnrenennrmnnn 199 % o ‘Diseases of these organs require the use of ¢ Bin- retic, HELMBOLD'S FLOID EXTRACT BUCHU eaeprne inthe great Dinretic, and is « certain cure for dis- easen of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropey, Or- STEWART'S WHITE DRIP sYEUP. ganic Weakness, Female Complaints, General De- bility, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long staad- ing. CHOICE OLD GOVERNMENT Java Corres. TEAS OF ALL KINDS, CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our fiesh sad blood are sup- ported from these sources, and the health and hap- pines, and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt ‘TRY THE EXCELSIOR YEAST FOWDRE, | useof arelisbleremedy. ‘warranted the best in the market, Helmbold's Extract Buchs, established upward of namo 19 youre, prepared. by H.T. HELMBOLD, Drag. iat, 694 Broadway, How Youk.end 106 South loth WE SELL EVERYTHING steset, Philadelphia, Pa. Pnice—@125 pee bottle, tebe (0 Gbottles for @6.59, delivered tonny addres, Soli} ar by all Druggists everywhere. 1 THE LOWEST Casa PBicns. ee 923 Datrest. between 9th std With. ELPHONZO TOURGS @ ce. GROCERS, 364 PEXNSYLVANIA AVERUR, WEBSTER, Registerct Wis, | ame Bt. mmumpou. | "ahi"