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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
HELMB0LD,s
FLUID EXTRACT BncHU.

In affections peculiar to Femalss, - eass.afsd By s.x
other Preparation IN Chfoross Retention, iregR-
nritfes Fanfansss o. SzPPrssston ofCwsensy kynsz-
atiaas BcsxAsed or ScAirFHs Of tie Utsras Lss
chorrhea and all Complaints incident 20 ne sex, wks<h
arising keaa hsbiss o. dssipsteR iaSsda2esa er
ths deelsns e s6angs q ~ = = = -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05

The following artical from our able
cotemporary, the Pittsburgh Gazette is
so well conceived and meets our views so
aptly ofthe position and prospects ofthe
".nan. of Fate,' that we adopt it with
much pleasure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

REWARDS.
OK REwARD-Losr. 4 SMALL BLACK AND TAN
VC Dog answers TO The OF Prince. Whoever brings
him TO 81 Canal street. where he FROM will
the above reward from w. T. 0illen.
07O REwARD.-LOsT. A CERTIFICATE OF DE-
YlU pos on the Grocers Bank New YORK, drawn May
a the order Of r. ~ Bernot for S62 g. The above re-
yard will be paid and questions asked BY H. H. Nathan
81, $40 Washington Market.
M7n REwARD.-LOsT. ON FRIDAY EVENING. 7rH
VlU white Poodle. with large brown eyes and
Back Answers "Cnarhe.n III returufd 70 NO
Sixth the above reward will be paid. H. FICK.
coz REwARD.-LoSr, ON rHURsDA MAY 30 ON
pLJ Fifth avenue, near Twelfth street. a small black
and Terrier Dog, answers 70 the name OF Foxy The
reward will be paid his return TO 10 West Four
tecnth street.
NOE REwARD-LOSr, DIAMOND CLUSTER
BLC Pin In heavy gold. The above reward will be
paid leaving the exchange Office go West street.
NEA REwARD.-LUST ON FRIDAY. IN BROAD.
ps)U way stage. while crossing the park, Diamond
Earring OF pair The above reward VIII be paid 10
che finder for Its return Apply At the publishing Office OF
the New York Daily Times.
010 M REwARD-FoR GOLD HUNTING WATCH
V1UU anchor sscspement winding at handle WI With en-,
questions asked Apply TO chas T. G'dersieve, lilo Sui
Nvan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10
COAsT,VIsE STEAMSHIPS,

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave pier ~ North rver foot of Canal street, NJ
JusE l.-znCEAN QUEEN Captain y. r. connor' con-
neciing with MONTANA. Captain J. sutton. -.
JusE li.-RisiNG STAR Gapein A. G. Gray, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Caverly
JUNE 2.-ARiZONA, CAPTAIN JEFF Maury connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain -.
100 pounds baggage allowed free each adult passenger.
Medicines and attendance free. -.
All departures touch Acapulco; those OF Isl and 2st
Panama with for South Pachc porss
lst aud th for Centa American ports, and those OIL ss
touch at Manzanlllo -. =,
Departure lh OF each month connects with the new
steam lne from Panama to Australia ana New Lshiihu
Steamer Of June IL will connect at San Francisco LOT
Janan and China. See advertisement below.
For passage tickets and all further Information aPpy AZ
the oace the wharf foot of Canal street. North rver'
New York. r. r. BABY AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

r oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Ia Passage London Bres Sllo $75 and SO currency
Excursion tickets reduced rates. available for SIX
months
CELIA Captain Geade, from New York June %
WM PENN Captain Biinge from New YORK July 8.
ATALANTA, Captain Pinkham from New York July 20
BFLLONA, Captain Dixon. from New York August
The elegant British steamship CELIA Will leave pier
No North London calling Brest, Saturday
June q, at l2 NJ -
Until further notice all the OF this line will ca
AT Bres to land passengers Tickets sold through by rail TO
Paris at 25 per less than regular rates
Freight win taken and through bills OF adine gwen to
Havre Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam and Dunkrk.
For passage apply 10 ROBERT ". CLARK, 20 Broadway
For freight apply at "a South street
ROWLAND 4 ASPINwALL, Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10
c1 SR GOLD 10 PARIS AND BACK.
REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES.
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL GLASGOW AND

REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES.
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND
DERRY
EXCURSION TICKETS $40 CURRENCY.
The iavorite Passenger steamers OF
THE ANCHOR LINE SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
FOR
LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW calling at LONDONDERRY
10 land mails and passengers .
UNITED KINGDOM smith. .............J June Is
COLUMBIA carnaghan ............... June ~
CALEDONIA, Mcdonald. June ~
From company's pier, No ~ North river
RATES OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE in CURRENCY
Cabins Sll0 and $50, according to location Steerage
s25
Prepaid Certificates from Liverpool. Glasgow and Derry
$35. =
Passengers booked TO and from Hamburg, Havre. Ant
werp &C., at very low rates.
this does employ runners Passengers Will
please direct 10 the otilca.
For further information apply NJ the companys onces
FRANCIS MACDONALD CO., Agents
No. Bowling Green. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York only S25 steerage.
Saturday, June "
From pier 81 East rver.
Cabin passage $50 and $40 Return tickets $ito gold.
Passage 10 New York and remances 10 Ireland al low
rates. l.
Apply 10 WILLIAMS GUIoN. % Broadway and u
South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

DfANos-AIso cARpsrs, oILCf.orHs. FuRSIrURE
ii Of every description Bedding Ae. supplied 81 bhN-
DALI CO g. corner Of Canal snd Hudson ssSes9 req
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

DEGULAR LINE FOR GALVESTON TEXAS, DIRECT.
III The 6ne. fast and favofite steamship TYBEE. D.
Canlkns commander win pier No. North river
direct
apply 10 'sPOFFORD. flLEsTON 4 CO. ~ Brosdway.
Receiving freight now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
n Another large lot of lain Fancy Ribbons
from auction, cheaper than last week
Bonnet silks and Trimmings, Saiins Millinery and Real
Laces very cheap
Dress TRIMMINGS, Gimlps Gaioons. varieties
Black and coored Sil Velvet Rbbons cheapest in this
city.
Six Parasols. 62ac, 75c 81 81 rs ana upwards daily
from auction and manufacturers Bargains
Yankee Notions, HOOP skirts and Corsets Straw Tasses
Brads and Ornaments EDWARD RIDLEY.
&c., 81 and 2l5 Grand street and &C. 6S 20 Allen street.
nfth block east OF the Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

Ii KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking birds, 3. DOyEYS. Nos and Greene street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

TRANCIs BUTLER. NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
IL choicest breeds Of Dogs Buffers Infallioe Mango
Cure and Flea Exterinator rs cents. Buffers work
the Dog. $2 Dogs trained boarded &c Medicine for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

I,AsHIoN NCouRsE.-TROTTING, MONDAY, JUNE 10,
II ats NJ Match for 900 mile heats three In Ave,
wagons d. Mace b. g. Mcclellan; p Pffer. b. Van
derbilI J. SIMMONS Proprietor
FASHION coURsE.-rRoTrING, TUESDAY, JUNE II,
at3P NJ Match for $500 mile heats, three in hve in
harness B. Dobles Toronto Chief Jr W. Borsts b.
r. Rapid. J. SIMMONS. Proprietor
FASHION couRsE.-TRoTTING, WEDNESDAY,
June r. 1t 3P. NJ Purse of $500, mile heats, IN 6,
IN harness. B. Macs, Panic and Pliers b. IN. Lucy,
J. SIMMONS, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10
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SPORTING.

A SPLENDID LAMINATED STEEL DOUBLE BAR
N rel shot Gun = fne London double barrel sporting
Ride Of Duelag and case OF English holster Ps
or address box 64 Post office The property of an ex
officer the regular army, who has further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

IToR sALE-A STEAM YACHT ABOUT SIXTY FEET
long; in splendid order, and very fast. Address A.
Gordon. Iierald Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

MoRGgRs IN AMERICAN CITIKs.-Morgues,
or dead-houses. where the bodies of persons
who meet with sudden or violent deaths away
from home may be taken and preserved Ion 2
enough for Identification, are established in
most OF the large towns Of Europe, and have
become necessary I'm many Of our cities. New
York last year erected one, which was opened
on the 10Th OF June, and which is modelled
very much after the celebrated Morgue of
Paris, and Is said TO surpass anything Of the
kind in London, as far as modiousness aRd
outdts are con cerued. Upon the tiled flooring
are placed four slabs of mar BILE, six feet in
length, and at the height Of about nve feet
having slight inclination towards the foot
Each slab Is provided with an india. r bber
hose, connected with the hydrants, by means
Of which steady stream Of water can be kept
running upon the bodies. In this way they
can be preserved in a recognizable condition
for from twenty four hours to three weeks &C.
cording to the state of decomposition in which
the bodies are when found. Such clothing of
the unknown deceaCed, as aids to their identi.
ncauon, Is hung up around the room, on pegs
provided for this purpose. Proper ventilation
has not been forgotten, and every other accee-
sorry that will tend towards rendering the es-
tablishment In all respects adapted TO the end
establish q Morgue, and the Board Of Health
Is considering plans Of the proposed structure,
which is TO cost $4,000. To this establishment
will be taken the bodies Of all persons who
meet with sudden or violent deaths, and espe-
cially those whose names and residences are
unknown at the time. These last will be pro.
perry washed. and then placed on elevated
slabs, In such a position that they can be easily
seen through glass partition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

+ NEGRO REPRESENTATION IN VIRGINIA.
The charlottesville, Va, Chronicle in discuss
ing the Military Government bill says:-"In
mere than one half OF the counties in Virginia
the blacks outnumber the white. They can
command the Legislature The majority of the
Legisiature, under the Sherman hill, nay be
negroes. Allowing for the influence of pro.
perty and Intelligence, anumber Of the mem
bere OF the Legislature may be nsgroesn Ii
then goes on to enumerate q number of the
counties OF the State in which the black popu.
lation exceeds the white, according TO the last
census. rB s-f .r. .."E -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

The LEGISLATURE OF MARYLANp-The
Senate, yesterday, passed q bill providing for
the measurement Of oysters in Maryland. BY
the present law the sniy measure Is the half
bushel, but BY this bill from half q bushel to
twenty-five bushels can be used.
In the House, report was made by the mi.
nority Of the Committee on Federal Relations
The bill In aid OF the Maryland Agricultural
the legislative committee on the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad subject was made by
the Hon. Elias Davis, of Washington coun.
ty, and not by Mr.. Curtis Davis as reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02
PAWNBROKERS
L 8 T A b l. II ED 1852
EOIAL NOTICI.
CHARLES HERZsERG,

successor 10 Isaac Herzberg & Son,
who haye CO nd ucted the Pawnbrokiny BuEf ness
Tor nfteen years in this city, fer twelve NGaN
years the emily Psvnbroker in the Distric.
ans the public for the confidence heretofsrs shown
tnem: and reg leave 70 call their att ention 10 the
1act that we still continue 20 make the highest ad.
yanees IN all sums upon all articles OF JeWeIry,
diamonds, Watches, Bonds, Government Scrip
silver Plate, &c. for which Ne have superior
places Of deposit and sesority, which will always
be shown for the Satisfaction Of tnese patronf ding
US We have special facilities for the care and
nreservetloa Of Wearing Apparel of every de-
eeription woolens, 6e., on which the highest Cd.
ssns, ssnSes are made, suaranteeing when required
large warehouse in connection with our sfice,
We have special facilities for storage of ali kinds
81 Msrchandfse, Furniture, &s,, on which We
make the highest advances for days, weeks or
months We call especial attention to the fact
tnat ewing 10 The large capital employed In our
business, We can make advances at such rates of
inter est ss to defy eompsttion. We sell no goods
lntil the ex piration Of six months after their for
ieture, aod then only q pabic auction, hrst CIV
nais 70 All depository, By this means deposits
with n are never lost IL their redeem ption IL de-
sired. We call especial attention te our arrsnee-
nests Tor forwardine goods to any part Of the
country, arrangements which - ex xDerfence Of
nitse years hAs brsaght 70 perfection. Depos.
ltois ere enaolsd ey this means to redeem their
go1os IRON oar once ne matter where they nay
pc iooatea Full informant on alwa, given. Prf-
eH HaDartHents for eoahden Nal business. n. b
We have no sonnsctfon with any similar estab-
nshpent In this city. Refer any old resident of
Mashinston Remember HEB2BBRQS Lean
xnce: 5aI north street, between AZ and 9Th
WsshfDstsn. D. q. fs a5-lm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02
Virginia News.

In the Express car which ran off che track
on the Orange road on Wednesday, were
several hundred dozens OF eggs, which, OF
course, were smashed up generally. 1t is said
there was net whole one left in the lot
In the case of Butler and johnson, the ne
groes charged with the m urde- OF Clay Lee. in
Warrenton. the Magistrates Court decided to
commit both Of the accused for trial in tina
Fanquier Circuit Court.
Mr.. Robert M. Walls, aged about twenty
two years, resident of Petersburg aud q
primer was accidently killed while out hunt
ing in Chesterfield county, on "Wednesday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02
~Arafiie in Mobile for baby yielded 9

; "A rafife In Mobile Tor baby yielded e25.
0Wages are coming down In the MANI ufac.
turing districts Of the country. 7.s ..I.z-ra =.
2. The Princess Helena is ne It on the royal
list for an attack Of Gable rheumatism.
~Wisconsin intends TO cover her prairies
with forest trees. sf-i -. '.-3. = 7 ''i
cents an acre.
~The members of the Maine Legislature
refused to increase their own salaries.
Uc Madame Parepa and Carl Rosa were
married on Tuesday, IN New York.
~Five hundred Americans are reported in
the British Parliament TO allow Catholics to
hold onices from which they are now ex.
cluded. f-tta
n0In some OF the Villages Of Prussia one.
third Of the population will leave for America
In the Spring.
the streets Of Chicago on the 21st plt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.

MAsoUKRADE BALL or THE q GKRnAs Asso-
oIATIoS--Ths Masquerade Hall Of the German
Association At Odd Fellows Hall, on Thurs
day night, was . very interesting and com Plete
affair The company assembled wss extreme
ly select, comprising principally the families
OF members OF the association, which includes
many OF the most prominent aud al ter pris lng
OF our mercantile community, and large um-
Der of distinguished invited gpssts among
whom were noticed several military officers OF
renown, ara Senators aud members of Con-
gress. The decorations of the room were
unique and exceedingly tasteful, ana the ar
rapgements generally were admirable and we'll
carried out by the managers.
The floor committee. Messrs. A. Hart, VIM.
BurcbHrd, l. kondrup, A. - Solonons and r
Drop were In ne costume OF Louis lith, and
the reception committee, +. l. APPEL, J. p. Ellis,
T.. l. Schmidt O. Ebert and X. Springsgurth
In continental costume
Ii would be almost impossible 70 describe all
the varied costumes portrayed by the mss kers-
The arduous part of Polar Bear was eapitalIy
performed, and created infinite amusement,
as did that of the Sable Barber, "Judy
with umbrella and extensive waterfall, "Lord
Dundreary," Whitewasher," "The House
that Jack Built" The Monkey" .Punch,"
"Continental Gentleman" Pedler. Dance.
Young Man from the Country. Travelling
Fancy Store, &C. Very excellent was the re-
presenfation OF the part of " falstaf' by ge-
nial member OF the association. Among the
characters that attracted special attention were
those Of DE Mauprat." "Tbe Genius OF lib
erty," Peace" Fortune Teller" "Mephis-
tophiles,' "Gentleman." with a charming
Young lsdy,) "Old Lady" and "Old Gentle
man. Highlander" "Queen OF Night
"AmerIca," the pretty vivandiers, Indian
girls, &c. domino, with yellow mask. ac-
companied by a be witching young lady in pearl
colored silk, Were objects OF much curiosity. and
on unmasking II u o'clock. az was asceriained
that the lady (from Boston) was quite as
charming in face as in figure. Much mtstifi-
cation WAS caused by maskers changing cos
tune several times In the course OF the eve
nIng; and the interest Of the occasion was con-
siderably heightened by the amount of puzzle
ment thus caused, as 10 who was who nurn0
the early part Of the evening a masked per-
sonage was seen 10 be lurking on the rear Of
the music gallery. as n he were some Jealous
husband or lover on the watch with mischiey-
Gus purpose. Presently scuffie was seen gs-
ing on there, with cries OF ssput him out -
"throw him over!' and 20 the horror OF the
assemblage be was lifted over the rail aud
thrown hesdlong 10 the floor, but no bones
were broken, as he proved 10 be stuffed with
straw. At ~ o'clock masks were removed
and fine supper enjoyed, after which dancing
was resumed and kept up with spirit for honrs
II was well-managed and enjoyable affair
throughout.
The officers OF the German Association are
IA. Semken. President; A. Hart, Vice Presi-
dent; q. Sielriin, Corresponding Secretary: N
:. Stinemerz, Recording Secretary; g. l.
Schmidt, Treasurer and q board OF SIX mana
gers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

@Ata recent Wedding In New York the
brides presents (silver. je welry, laces, shawis,
&c-,) were valued at Sl00,e0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

The PARIS ExfOsITIoN.-The buildings to
be occupied by the Paris Exposition this year
WILL cover An area of 140,5Ss square yards, and
viii cost about "a, ,000, 900. The LONDON Exhi-
oition OF 1851 covered an area OF n 900 square
yards, and the buildings cost eI,5O0, 600. The
Paris Exhibition of 1885 covered an area of
u,o00 square yards, and the buildings cost
S2.200,000 and the Exhibition Of 1895 in Lon.
don was made In buildings covering 100000
square yards, and costing S3,0O0,O00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

EATING.-Tae New Workers attribute the
TACT that but one great restaurant flourishes in
that city, to the circumstance that the private
dinner tables in New York are ssvastIy better
than in other cities" and they also think that
Boston supports her restaurants because the
people wish change from the diurnal diet of
beans and buckwheat cakes which rules in tn a
best Boston families. Whether Boston lives
on beans and buckwheat cakes, and whether
that fare In emhently fitted to produce the
superabundant brains which Boston ALWAYS
makes such lavish display, we will leave the
newspapers Of that cify to decide. IN Phila.
delphia, however. we do not think the New
York boast of having the best dinner tables is
at all well timed. OuIlpeopls seem to flourish
quite as well on the eating they get as the New
Workers do on theirs. Our merchants and
tradespeople have no cause to complain, for
while they are under the impression that they
live quite as well, II not better than the peopis
OF New York, they know right well that IL is
done at one half the cost. Then, with regard
to the people who have no dinners at ali, the
proportion in New York is surprisingly large.
whilst in Phiiadelphia, compared with the
population 1t is very small. Eating, however
is not the whole object Of existence; neither rs
money getting, Notwithstanding the avidity
with which New York claims q monopolv or
gornaDdizing and avarice.-Phfl. Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02


IA prairie wolf walked into Dubuu ne
one day last week. He left in . srsater hurry
tnan ne enfered.tri> 80 10 sai-ug- -sss-, :
In Parie. new paper, to BE- printed and
edited entirely By women, 10 talked of a. one
OF the novelties OF the Exhibition. II will be
long and full Of gossip. .ns sCs s11l.., =
~The Governor OF Idaho Territory, has
vetoed a bill for the benefit of Catholic schools
in the Territory. The Council ovsrruled the
Veto but the Lower House sustained it, thus
anectually defeating the measure. sd .iof"
~A northern woman who went TO Holly
sprinef, Miss, to teach school, was compelled
to accept position as cook in coiored fami-
~. -
ga little son OF Mr. Benz, ten years old,
living near Natchez, Miss, nred on and
wounded one Of two robbers who were trviug
10 get into the house on the 18th. Brave boy!
Ten Thousand laborers are kept employed
In constructing the Pacific Railroad in Cali.
LORNA, eight tnonsand Of whom are Ohiasse,
who work for thirty dollars per month and
beard themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

@Breckinridge rot thirteen votes for row
ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02
PERSONAL.

You GAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP on Ba-
Il chu Samaritan bumbugs. See DIR. DAN
BIZ, 4S2 9TH street. He is the highest authority
On such cases bis private rooms are optonN
ODD Fellows Hail JaB-ln'
DRKVENrION BETTER THAN CURE
French pTsventives against disease and preg-
nancy when such is unde .irsblel Sent TO any ad-
dress, at g., S5 and 81 rer dozen, according 70
street, mp -s;airs.D W ashington, ID. @ Jsgslm.
Abs. CURTIS Irving, Cganroyant, and Tsst
IS1 Medium, will give life readings, Including
Past, Present and Future AZ her Office, ago, n,rth
side Of Pa sv., betgeen Al and 6th streets. once
hours from TO =. m. and TO . .. m. "a "a am
A B. MAURICE, REAL sOIENTIFIO AS
IA. TBOLOGER OF AhEkIUA,
From the position ana IS pect OF the Stars at the
time of ones birth, will reveal astonishing Sc
eTs;s that Iivi as mortal ever knew before; how
to be successful Ia all reasonable undertake. ngs.
He tells sme and very day you marry; describes
the intended con- pauion, and tells all events Of
Efe good luck and long life to visitors Laiies 50
cents 10 81: gentlemen In fall 81. Gall at 47O
18th st. near y, all hours until in the eve ming.
dc 81 Pm
TONTIDENTIAL-You men who have In
~ Jured themselves py certain secret habits,
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
eBties of married life; also. middle aged and old
eauses, feel q debility in advance of their years
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should first read Tho Secret Friend. !"
Married Ladies will learn something Of i'm portaoce
ty perusing 1.-The Secret Friend }, Sc nj TO any ad
aress, In sealed envelope, rec6i 2t OF IS cents
Address DR.. CHAs. A. STUART CO.. Boston
Mass NO Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02
DENTISTRY.
n. Lo0hfs, N. p: ,v,,

nysnter and Patentee Of the Aln1kAh
fLAIk TEETH, attends personally as
ais once In this city. Many persona can ey158y
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be scoonmoda-
dre, but 20 these who cular, and wish the
gnrest, cieaness, strongest and most perfect cen.
ture that art can procure, the MIHkRAL T18TH
viii be more fully warranted
Rooms In this efty-No. SIS Psnn'a avenue, be-
Phtlad elphfa oc 30-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-02

~ At one OF the coiored church hes in Mobile
the minister having finished his sermon, an /.
nounced that q collection would be taken up
for missionary purpsses. The .sasser" was
accordingly sent around. When IL came back
to the pulpit, the preacher proceeded to count
the amount received, and among the fractional
currency he discovered a ten dollar Oonfeder-
ate BILL He looked at tt for some time with
evident disgust, and then took a calm look at
bis congregation ever the top Of his spectacles
Then clappipg tbs uncurrent bill upon the
open bible with indignant empha asis, he ex-
claimed: "BrederiD. put dis bill right dar
on de bible and Let the Lord take care of dat
mani, ..f a.tt g., r-f...s 49, = = - = ="