Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1870, Page 3

Conelusion Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed— ‘The discussion on the Northern Pacific Rail- | road bill continued until 6.10 p. m. absence of a quorum was disclosed, Senate then adjourned. HOUSE. fter our report closed— Kellogg (Conn.) introduced a joint reso- lut on in relation to the appointment of cadets at the Military Academy at West Point, and the | Academy at Annapolis. It provides that intments shall be made after public exam- mcf applicants, and that in each district »mmittees should be appointed to make such examination. Referred to Committee on Mili- tary Aftairs. THE TARIP BILL. a The House then resolved itself into the Com- mittee of the Whole and resumed the cuasider- ation of the taritt bill. Mr. Schenek moved to amend the paragraph imposing « duty on women’s and children’s ress goods composed whoily or tm part of wool, worsted, the hair of goats and other animals. by adding the words “Mik not being a component material thereof ot chief value.” The amend- ment Was aceepted. When the paragraph in relation to manufac tored articles composed wholly or in t oF wool, and which are not otherwise provided fer was reached, Mr. Washburn (Masa) moved aa amendment by addi ® proviso that on web- bing, galoone, &e., of which rubber is a com- ponent part, the shall not be less than 35 Tr cent. ad valorem. This amendment was greed to. Il attempts to reduce the duties from the figures recommended by the committee were rejected, and the paragraph was left as origi nally reported. ‘The paragraph in relation to oilcloths for floors. stamped. painted, or printed, was amended to make the duty abso neds per gradu- cent. ad valorem, and to strike out ated scales, and the committee rose. SAN DOMINGO. Mr. Butler asked leave to introduce a joint resolution for the annexation of San Domingo, and have the same referred to the Committee on Foreign Kelations. Objection was again made. RESOLUTION RESCINDED. Mr. Kelsey & Y.) moved to rescind the reso- lution adopted this morning granting the use of the Hall of the House of regentatives on Wednesday evening to the colored people of the District for a celebration ef the ratification of the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution. He said he thought the Honse had acted hastily, and had made a great mistake in ing the resolution. If they granted the Hall for this purpose now they could not refuse it for other par, of « like nature. He did not think gentlemen had properly considered the effect of their votes this morning. wae resolution was rescinded by a large ma- ¥- Mr. Schenck wanted to know what was to become of the committee of five gentlemen who were appointed under the resolution. ULaughier.) ‘The committee was discharged,and the House, at 5:10 p. m., adjourned. Sic angie LATE TELEGRAMS, ac. The two Mayors of Richmond, Va., had a con- ference yesterday, and agreed, in view of the delay before Chief Justice Chase can hear the case, to submit it, with the consent of the Chief Justice, to the Court of Appeals of Virginia, which meets to-day. In several counties of California the clerks refuse to register the colored men as voters un- til the opinion of the Attorney General of the State is received. Over fifty Democratic mem- bers of the Legislature advise this action. Kev. Morris A. Tyng, assistant minister of St. George's church, New York, has been appointed professor of th the Episcopal lege at Gambier, Ohio, and will enter upon his duties in September. Augustus Falterbrook, a Prussian by birth, and rapes, Seo Texas,was detected in Toledo, Obio, as a Masonic swindler, by R. E. Richards and others, of the Masonic board of relief. ‘The English stockholders who own stock of the Erie Railroad Company filed a complaint yesterday against the company and Gould, Fisk and Lane, in the Cireuit Court of New York. About 230 colored men voted at the charter election yesterday im Trenton, New Jersey, no obstacle being interposed. They voted the Ke- publican ticket. Resolutions were taken up in the Massachu- setts House yesterday on the late Hon. Anson Burlingame. and eulogies were delivered. Extensive arrangements have been made in Boston for the celebration of the fifteenth amendment on the Hth instant. The reported raid on Canada has caused the anthorities in Canada to call out volunteers all along the eastern frontier. Captain John Jourdan has been appointed superintendent of police in New York, vice Kennedy, resigned. ‘The New York Methodist Conference has given Kev. Horace Cook permission to withdraw from the ministry. Edward J. Kantze, sculptor, died Sunday night in New York, aged forty-three. <o-- Smockixe Scicwwe or A Womax —About + ®. m., yesterday, the engineer of an express train on the Harlem Kailroad, when near Seventienth street, saw a weman lying on the track a short distance ahead. He attempted to stop bis train, but too late to prevent its passing over ler. The woman, who was apparently about 35 years of age, was found to be shocking- ly mangled. Her bead, served from the body Iay outside of one rail, and her legs, also served from the trunk, near the other rail. Portions of the body were seattered along the road-bed and track for # considerable distance. The clothing of the woman was so torn and saturated with blood, that the only article r izable wasa black and white plaid shawl. It is the belief of the engineer and others that the woman, seeing the Ce ig lay down on the track to be |. The remains were gathered up and conveyed to the Morgue to await identification —¥. ¥. Tribune, 9A inst. —___—_-<ee— THe BArR is not only one of the accessories of buman beauty. but is designed to t the health; as a bad conductor of heat it serves to equalize the temperature of the brain. The “BICHARD F.HABVEY. ALONZO A. MARR. BMARVEY & MAR CUNDERTLAESS, No. 934 F STREET, Between Hinth and Tenth. my Bly ICHARD W. BARKER, CNVDERTIERR, ——— 426 EIGHTH STREET near B. FURNITURE of sil kinds made and repaired. Special attention given te the manufacture of CHAIRS. AU work warranted. fe w-1y BPE QueTeE TRAE, NAEATBS, Bo. or Enameled in All kinds of onary iibomon, 308 ty wy TO MAKE BUUM FuB 7h. IMMENSE SPRING STOCK. STRASBURGER BEOS. ‘WILL sett BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Give them a call, at 906 SEVENTH STEEET. Old number 373 . between I and K. Rings mEpioay hes Mee! vGA.— » and at w ‘and. retail ¥ORB. No. Thos : of Agriculture” in the Galazy for leaving me the on pent; and in that After carefal survey the subject of overlooked by the sensational topic, for us to do was to enter in opportunity. prevent literary J. WALTER PILLING, 535 15th street. In order to work off a I keep pace with the unit t stock AT COST, And now air ot he public, tor thirty days, a splen- did aseortment HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR, FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN, At prices that mast command want of first class goods at low 10NS, STAPLE TSIMMINGS AND TOILET a ABTICLES, which we offer at the same reduction. As these goods are sold strictly from inveice prices, based of guid, no alevistion can be allowed. We reapectfnll comparison of pi 3. WALTER PILLING, 535 FIFTEENTH STREET, aps-tf jUGARS. CLABIFIED, I3c. BEST NEW YORK BUTTER, 4c. WELCH’S FLUUB as low as any advertisod rates. J. HALL SEMMEs, No. 800, _™mh29-Im Northwest corner of 12th and H sts. __AUCTION SALES. = <<< BX 3.7. Coupwenn 4 00., Auctioncors. | ORTH OF Boots AED SHOES AT | EXCH STREET, BE- We shell sell at suction, on TUESDA ING. April 7 o'cls hy evewty: adios Boots, DWELL& COT Austs L. CROWN, Salesman. BE SOLD AT RETAT fee. 1 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY. the 10, at 2 o'clock, Boots and Gaiters, selection of !a | é: 87 GOODS WILL DAY, at a great sacri! vi that all that 2uth dayo April, we shall sell on tha | bounds BM, containing 100 | ches east acres of land, more or less, with sisting of a three-story brick dwelli ix horse: hon: Rousse, two onantabi orking condit: pm Ld ition and capable of tnt improvements, lity. Herewith piease find my manuscript for your May mamber. P. S.—I have no practical knowledge riculttre, but that need not interfere. You may have noticed that the less I know about a subject the more confidence I more new light I throw on it. No. 319 Soutucant cornet of have, and the Gxaaane AT Cost. .. on the premises, part ata Hiaurvey oo Now Sent irce's Att hotwe Fealdence of Joseph B ;;)in Washington county, D.C, containing or less. ‘ie desirably located for «market avery fine : rd. cash: balacte in one atid two Years, seonred by a di i808. ind stamps at cost of purchaser. . ©. P. SHOEMAKER, Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, ucts, wWwYoRK ALLEN B. MINER, Avctionrer. BY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. Nos. 93 Cl streets, Art Galleries, N. way, southwest corner of Twelfth street or aa SI to APRIL 13, A ey will offer’ for sale the uriosities, and TIR! 10N OF PAINTINGS OF J. P. BEAUMONT, blic sale that will ree surplus stock, aad demand for a reduc- in prices, we have this day marked our entire rite that UCCKEDING DA’ ousehold Furnit PRIVATE OULLKCT! Constitating the ged by thing t et Jeman, and being relativ: THE MOST VALUABLE SALE on to goods already enumerated we have and. are ADMIR k of OUR OWN A ERN EUROPEAN Amon; H.SULLY LECT INTINGTON. MO: NO. L. CARRAOCL, VELAS- ihe] ‘> be Be the present rates iz solicit an inapection of stock and ng. et A tateta lala tt = ART CIRCLES OF MODEBN EUROPE. ERIES on and ‘reasury Department. C Pig EOWDERED, and GBANULATED ALE—I will sell. at om TUESDAY, April} ‘RY SEAT at H ‘oad; fine house, out-bui le, pear. paaches, Terms: One-third cash Send for a handbill. ap 32 SHIRTS, WARRANTED EQUAL yr, to any Shirt in the coun- try for ease of fit, durability, and prices fe assortment now on hand in great variety of styles. Bore from @i aes 2 each o. each. a ‘GEORGE ©. HENNING, No. 410 7th street, Northwest. if not superio A complet mbi2-eclm Navy DerartMent, Bureau of Construction and Keparrs, There will be offere4 for sale at May 6, 10, at 12 o'clock M., at 1 Eit SCALE, in lots to any time previous to the day i ates Navy-yard, W 70,000) it.can be exam ined at of sale, upon applicatio: Washington Navy-yard. les of similar scale have shown 82 per cent. ‘The pablic BL, rm pues ae ap hy ROMA SPRING STYLE. or low crown SILK‘ purchase money must be dey ‘at the time of sale, and twelve days will be allowed to remove the scale from the yard; otherwise posit will be forfeited to the Government. All payments to be made in Government fe Fo SALE—TIMBER, in the rough, suitable for the construction of buildi Di $e. “Alno. Timber ‘and Lem: Pte onder, and actie fences, bei before Fmd scale is removed from the yard. NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. irtue of three writs of fleri facias and one writ venditioni noes iaaued to me directed. I will sell at gg, the Clerk's Office 3 the Court House FORMERLY TUNER OF Bs FF 4) F f ; Fi 5 i prorosas WOR STATIONERY. Taxascny Darantuent, March 25, 1570. Sealed STATIONERY for the year suding Juue ss, Il, will be S70"ee wo clocks ak forme for bi FI 3 B E i AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. | THIS AFTERNOON, TO-MORROW. BOREL EREPS wrne, v LUT NEAR STREETS W. ING’ und will sell, at public aucti: the higheat bidder, on the premises, on the 1B 1s h day go, at 8 o'clock, p.m. the following piece iu ity of mbia, being part of lot9. in square No 19, and bounded as follows, to wit: or parcel of ground, situate and ving in the fen and District of Co! Beginning for the same sevent: 75 ft.) fs y.five feet ( from the northwest corner of G and 25th streets west, run » along the line of 25th street, seventeen feet nine inches, (17 ft. 9 inches;) thenee we of 56 ft..) thence north seventeen inches.) thence east fifty- 9 tbe place of ‘beginning, together thereon, ning thence ifty-six fF improvements jon from the day of sale, the psyment thereof to be cured by the bopdsot pet of the arch aces, ws ith 8 surety or sureties, A v A deposit of one hundred dollars to be made time of sale. All aren ae, and stamps the cost of t! a hi ‘e ico reecevon the Tight fo resell thesresers reserves the ri re ¢ property, one ‘week's notice, at the fisk_and costot the purchaser. EDWARD SWANN, Trusteo, mb2-dads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis, | K streets, with | BY J.T. COLDWELL & CO. No. 914 Penn, | Oak Hail Suite, &e ‘Terme: Cash. | of $00 tons, old measnrement. apy time Yard. 0 er BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. | B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors, Southeast corner 7th and D THIRTY-THREE AND A THIRD ACRES OF | E FINEST QUALITY OF LAND IN VIR- TH GINIA, AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY, the sth inatant. at 12 m..wo Baai sell, on the premixes, 305s Acres of Land, or less, with the im emer snd one-quarter mile from Georgetown and Leesburg of the ge turnpike, and within a mile c ain Bris, (known mel A. Megimey's plac paid down on the day of Stampe at the eost of the sengers to attend the sale, ‘apo-d GEREN & WILLIAMS, Auct’rs, eo [Alex. Gazette. | ¥ THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, B Real Estat Broker and 7 No. 319 Seventh street, opposite Post Office. By virtua of a deed of trust e y of March, 1509, and Teconded tn Liber ae It, folios 223, etc., one of the land records the: county of Washington, D. U..1'ahall sell at public sale, in tron ot Hoth day of April, 1990. at's o'cl parcel of grgtind commencing at a, polui’ on 8th rigi- nal lot numbered (20) m square numbered (116;) thence running north along the line of (19th street) 18 fect and 8 inches; thence west 1 feet and 10 ; thence south 13 feet and 8 inches; fest and 10 inches to 19th street and inches to an fey thence east 140 Place of nin, ‘Terms of ealc: $100 cash; balance in 6, 12 and 18 mont MICHAEL P. CALLAN, Trustee. aps-10t THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. tok arden place: title elear, any one wishing to buy a garden place; title eloar: Sbatract of title exhibited ou tho day of sale, Sal Daaitive. ‘Terms made known on the day of sale. @5) cash sale. Conveyancing ‘and purchaser. ‘There will be a conveyance to start from our store at Worclock am. | D! on the day of sale, for the purpose of conveying pas | [BY 2. © conDWELL @ 00., Auctioneers. We cums WEBNESDAY Bevin ser ise a) olclock. the xan 8 IAPES Asso: linery, Goodan No 902 7h, and Morning until the w! apne Ss Bal : Auctionrers. bet. 9th and 10th strects AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEH@LD FURNI On WEDNESDAY. April 13th, at 10 o'clock ®. m.,at No. 476 Penn. avenne, between 4's je shali sell a lot of House green rep AND BES ER B HAND PILLOWS, avr LES. CARD ACE DARD MAMMAL CRATE BINING it FURNITURE tc at TON: ‘On ‘THURSDAY MORNING, April 16h, 180, at Wo'clock, at the residence of «lady leaving the city, No. 412 6th street, between D rand K street. we shall soll’ largy: alsortinent of very auperior Furniture, comprising. al ed spChamber Furnt mut er Farnitare Mahngany Marble top Chatober Faratore Rosewood ana Walnut Marble top Tables yand Lace Curtains Sorevinga ned Grensecs Qeuperior Whatuots, Card Tables Painted Cham! rniture Hair Mattresses, Feather Bolsters and Pil- Husk Cotton Mattresses, Toilet Ware Sui and Three ply Car Extension Diniog Table, Oat Hall Suite Oak and Walnut Dining Chairs, Sideboard Heating Stover: Bitchen Hequiettes,c eating Stoves, Bite . ‘Terms: ‘Cash. COOPER & LATIMER, ron} Auctioncers. alters, Meat Dishes, Soup Turcens: ; itchers, Castors jeces Green Rep Lounges, Card Tables Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows Brussels apd Thice ply Carpeta ‘COOPER & LATIMER. aps-dts {Repub.} Aucti AN PAIR, N.D. ©.. April 6tir. 1570. iment will offer for sale at public avy Yard, Brooklyn, auction, fag the Uuited Staves ‘i | on the 33n DAY OF APBIL, 1570, at 12 o'clock mm.) | the live-ouk fraine, copper fastened Screw Steamer OLE,” ‘The vessel and her inventory can be examined at ion to the Commandant of the ‘ of the whole smount of the pur chase money must be deposited at the time bu ication, and the balance within five (5) days there- after, and the vessel must be removed from the Navy Yard within two (2) weeks from the day of sale. The Government reserves the right to withdraw the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will pay | the appraised value, with an increase of Sn) or 0. centum theret aps-Tu. | |e eee ee FOR NEW BOOKS. PHILP & SOLOMONS, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9th and 10th streets, THE BIBLE IN INDIA- Hindoo ‘ obs $8, Chrittian, Revelation. "Teaselated rom SEs ble dans tc. onis Jacalliott..... 3 :it GARDNER'S WEDDING Baye ce '* Wards. By Marion Harland TORY OF A HONEYMOON. V has. H. Ross and Ambrose Clarke. ie illustrations ENHAM S'VO thor of “Bari, THE Six ces of Redely tte T BAZAR Bo Person, M. familiar description of the Amt aeehenner approved method of feeding Siege ue appre Rs By Robert McClure, M.D.. ¥.8. Mercantile Stationery; Bill Heads designed, printed ‘and engraved: birculars printed: Writing. lank Book. and Printing Papers; Luks, Wrapping Papers, Twines, Blank Books, &¢. Sole Agents for Carter's Combined Writing and B* WM.L. WALL & CO... Auctioneers, the 28TH DAY 0! ‘the Supreme(. reat the Distriet Clerk's office wt jumbia, and to me directed, Wa: uilftercioc ee MOND and Gravel Twenty-fifth street west, =. and creck. 907 Penusylvanis Avenue, New Marble Buildin Nos. 900 and 903, southeast cor. OUBSE AND LOT 0) AND Stn ETS, A’ kg described of Lot number (2), Squage number (515), on K street, ‘between 4h dad bel rests, and corner of an alley, improved by a : One-third cash; balance in 6 12 months, with to be secured by a deed rorspes ccambe At purchaser's ost aepratof revenue ; i ee} LEE = mhsl {Chronicles Auctioneers. RY WM. LC. WALL & 00. Ai New Marble Building. No 900 and 902, Goraer Sth strest and Feansylvania arene. vi ‘ade of the 8uj Court of a Bini ‘ : Sees ere va. o. : pace ‘Trustes. time place, and on the same terms, offer for sale the 3+ ‘way on the cast LLoyD. side of the premises abov: and 9th st TBUSTES’S SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK iN 4TH Any Eurepean Gizs, and delivered in “any part of Washington or Copying Ink. The only perfect ink manufac tured eat ANP BANKER ALMANAC, 1870. PRICE $2. LAW ALMANAC, 1970. PRICE $2. FOB SALE BY BLANCHARD @ MOHUR, mh Conner Psy. avenvg ann Lite st. Frossiex NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES. PRENDER & KENNEDY, Corner 15th street and New York avenue, opposite Beceive the e regularly aids pfincival Mewepapers and ENG LARD, TBEAAED. on” » AND Publication farnished at the lowest sgeitape her beamed ie die = ay FF, HH ADDRESS | FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. Cc. 8. O" HARE & SON, GROCERS, 1913 SEVENTH STREET N.W., Ber. an B. To Tas SUGARS DOWN! SUGARS DOWA! Crashed. Granulated and Powdered Sugars at lé Duy Seaham Hlout keane rom iste whe Good Super Flour, $5 per barrel. TEAS DOWR! TEAS DOWER NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, | Excstint Tre, $1.25 por pound. Ristay Geert 8 Soe ane, ee STMFORD'S TEAST POWDER at 14 conte CANRED FRUITS, VRGRTABLES, 2c. a a —— STAR BRAND OF LomsTERs! OCUNDENSED BLLE MESS MACKEREL. Boston inspeotion. GOOD HAMS at 17 and 3 conte por pound. ; C. 8 @MARE 2 sen, 1213 SEVENTH STREET BW. ‘Whose suderings have been protracted from hiddea causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment torender existence desirable: If you are suffering, S. mu. or have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what effect dove it produce upon your general health? De 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 out of order? Is your urine some- times thick, milky or flocky, or is it ropy on set- Liquors a proportien ting? Or does thick skum rise to the top? Or is ‘vediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do you have spelis of short breathing or dyspepsia ? Are your bowels constipated ? Do you have spells of tatating, or radhes of Blood to the heed? Us | casice Gor. Jorn COFFER...330-. Roasted, Your memory impaired? Ys your mind constantly | < Mame, dwelling on this subject? Do you feel dull,tistiews, |” 3 moping, tired of company, of life? Do you wish to | FRUITS and VEGETABLES canned, great ra- be left alone, to get away from eversbody? Does any mb3l 709 MARKET SPACR. BETWEEN SEVENTH axv Kiotts Staeers, UGan.. RY. Sparkling Edinburgh ALE....§3 dos Uttle thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep | Hibbett's Londen URTEE. 3 doe broken or restless? Is the lustre of your eyeas | ( y cite OHOW.CHOW, | brilliant? The bloom on your cheek as bright? Do RT =f _ od om pts. Te you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you pur- do Prince Wales 8. pay sue your business with the sameenergy? Do you | Lucca, Italian,and Virgin OLIVE . feol asmuch confidence in yourself? Are your spir- ite dull and flagging, given to fits of melancholy? If moune. was. ORANGES. DATES. FIGS, ALMONDS. . 0, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Haro | NUTS BRADIE NUTS PRCAN NUTS sod fresh rosso PEA BURBS. you restless nights? Your back weak, yout kuscs inl, Gan Powder, Hi ‘weak, and have but little appotite,and you attcibute 1 Choice new crop Imperial, Gao Pow this to dyspepsia or liver-complaipt ? Best brands of FLOUR, quality guaranteed. upwards, according to quality, Choice Sugar Cured a ae tle Now, reader, nelf-abuso, venereal diseases badiy "*K*t's oslebrates eee WHE VEISKY: Han. COred, and SEXUAL excesses, are ali capabie Serortetont or P. a Winiwasd i e ——: Eiguons. ‘Skoaus, ‘and stayin GROe ducing # weakness of the generative organs. The | _CERIES. =. organs of generation, when in perfect health, make theman. Did you ever think that those bold, Gant, energetic, persevering, succcesful business men 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 nover afraid thoy ELPHONZ@ YOUNGS & €0., cannot succeed in businoss;.they don’t become sad ‘and discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant Grocers, in the company of ladies, and look you and them right in the face—none of your downcast looks or any other meanness about them. 1 do not mean | those who keep the organs inflated by ranuing to ex- cos, These will not only rain their constitutions, | but alse those they do business with or for. E. M. Borncnagp. E.rnoxzo Younss. 354 PENNSYLVANIA a 5. Gounea Fout-axd-a-male Sracar. How many men, from badiy cured diseases, from the effects of self-abuse and excesses, have brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced the general system so much as to induce aj. | 900D BROWN SUGAR, 10 tbs. for_.91.90 most every other disease—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, | oat es conte. spinal affections, suicide, and almost every other s aan cng FINE DEMERARA SUGARS...._.19 cents, form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the GOOD FAMILY FLOUB...........68 ©0 per enck real cause of the trouble searcely ever suspected, and | WELCH'S BEST... 918 « eave doctored for all but the right one. CHOICE EXTRA... ae ew FLOUR AT ereronennnmenne 199% Diseases of these organs require the use of « Dia- retic, HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU inthe great Diuretic, and is a certain cure for dis- cases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropey, Or- STEWART'S WHITE DEL srgur. canic Weakness, Female Complaints, General De- bility, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, | CHOICE OLD GOVERMENT JAVA Vorren, ‘whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long stand- TEAS OF ALL KINDS, ing. CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Tf no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Se hk a Insanity may enue. Our ech and blood are sup- ported from these sources, und the health and hap- Helmbold's Extract Buch, established upward of 19 years, propared by H.T.HELMBOLD, Drag- Gist, 594 Broadway. Now York,and 106 South 1th WE SELL SVERITEING strest, Philedsiphis, Pa, PRICR-G195 por bottle, ge or 6 bottles for @6.99, Gellvered to any address. Sold by all Dragsists everywhere, ELPHOEZ® YOUNGS 4 0o., paenietorned - GROCERS, 364 PENUSYLVANIA AVENGS, Noms 4a GEEUINE UNLESS DONE UP tu vied engraved ‘wrapper, with fhe-cimils of xy Gonnen Foun-axp-a-maty Sracsr. Cnemicel Werehous, aad signed > mz at.mmou, | "ae ae