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Manhood and Youthful Yigor
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Shattered Constitutions
Keata.cl hy uKI4aDOLD's EXTRACT uucuu.
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HeImbold's Extract BuChu

Ard IMPROVED BOSE WASH en.e secrct aud aetl.
dIsorerv tn Ill ther ttaxts II httfo e1ptnsS ttd
no cl4nke tn DICT no tneony h1cuce ami cxpo.Hse.
II pleasant IN se md odor n IL Acdaa
aid fEre t-eCa III :1t2rt71s pr2pe1ues.
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For non-Retention

Oh RINQ0Fr1NKNCK ot Urtnr. Irrtt .tsn,, luhanr1s+
hcn or liberation Of the HfAdlef or ktncYx uArAsrs
q The FosEate 9sanas a:?no IN Tho Bladder. Calculrs
HFsyel or Efek6u1t Dtpo&ata, and al 4asses og ths
El,idr.. kfd1eyx, or Dfup4cal sHtlunsz ~
rSK HKLABoLD's FLUID ExTR -cuu.
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Enfeeb(ed and Delicate

Take No Mole...unpleasant
Aud upa.fe Asant and dangerous d.
r1t~4 ftse iiELADULDH KX1AAGT BEtlG AND
IMPROVED RU3K WASH.
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The Glory Of Man is Strength; /;
therefore t,,s nttxoR. .ni del!ta.cy sard t,.usI.
atelI LEO HKLADOLD'h EArHAUC HUUuu.
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above tahlcs we're undo VI. 1ie cars ubca,, Bp5
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mctAts nodernte unc and wtIh the cxcrutInn II
Adecnr cf lc rr and bar tn lrie NC Without a.
ttnttA1 cAaEFr. Nc quote;
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
wopyrNGwoMEY,s ASSOCIATION.

Tho Workingwomen's Association met last
r,t in Plympton's Hall. OF suyvesantplace ana
Nuthst Miss Susan y. Anthony In the chair INC Com
,toe ON Rooms reported that they had secured com
,tabe room in the Pympton Building, In which TO hoid
o,,n AT s5a night Mrs Eleanor Kirk read two letter.
- srnn phys proposing 10 attend members ol to
Vle an gratultously; and another from prominent
nns,ness man suggesting public lectures on the s9erks
sn,ling women. These only sample OF ~ Oh
"T oI nd received by Mrs. Kirk since tie Conyehon
a. atenway Hall. The authors proposed 10 nro
~ i,,,'inry aid 20 wOrkingwOmcn. Mrs. Norlu'
paS nm essay on tho question: Why are in"'i, ~
Io Ioau az ~, tIe decrease The writer set out III
s OF this question with the expression Oi
IL renerat opinion that there was decrease IN no hal
i rio rate but careful examination OF te Iaets na
Ilhsd hcr that such not the case. llo ihurEabo
-, t EcW.York compared favOrably wlth otnel CI'
20 Gn world The world was growing better Miss a., a.
suggested TO Miss Phoebe CoLIens OF st LOUIS NV
~ rnyort from the wOrkngwQmen OF 81 LOUIS "V , -,
rcable Miss CoZzens sold she had seen Dat HU o,ts
~ yorking OF tho Association In 81 s louis
d oTcused herself from making any report AZ prose
VI Kirk moved to takd up at the next meeuhB ag Eo
9 ~ the low wages OF the wOrkingwomen, OaItd
COLLECTION was then taken up and shil ~ sun - , ,t
| a,nnt "A doZep new members were h'lueu "a ''0 '''
Iaosily gonteTlen Tho meeting then adiourne0'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
Cochra1e,s LoW-Nater steam Port.

Ever since the Of che tle attention. o. 'euh
discovery of guard against Tue
danger boilers Ia consequence Of the Inability oi supply
defective this danger aaa's imment
rest have been tried Jut nothing heretofore ds
eninentv practical become necessary afpeoAge
Of and essential OF eery hste hoe me
void so long claimed O. be tld bT toehranes nH wafer
accordance natlfai
and therefore alWays uaiorm m acon
valve n mse composed spindle and piston united ne rt
hollow make the pe gravity shout The same as tht o. "
chamber which the Freely Ihe tsto
sea, n the head is closed a. the waive rises by Du on
e pinte tube extends the bottom or the chamber u 70"
water boiler When there Is suteeH Of Ua,er So. stem
e. u u the aud Gle the chamber Tbs susan tl Pea aha
M rsTs OF steam upon spue closes The valve o. toe other
p3 below The opening Of TIE tube iA eanne Is
% with steam Instead and the weight Of the piston causes e
valve 10 descend open allowing the s.eam 10 escape
The action this simple port Just As cen a. e AVS OF
nature which 10 aNay gives ume IoiSe o. -" set
and continues the warning W the boiler supplied The nse nll
M ,v relieved as perorra perfectly aud constantly Of hs
o important duties cOcs not merely act tlg pnt
for O. begin Hence
G boiler nav worked with safety the minimum Of water
Of fuel should this invention be the
means Of usru against al om low water Us geaera use VIII
max an era q the history OF the steam engine.
The inventor G. J0chanc OF Roclesef y l. who MS secured
retepts IA ant Europe II probable that the lntei
~ ateu u placed manufacturing either IN
NeWYoTk unless superior advantages presented else
f.afar fhr AfueFtr
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
IECruREs. MEETINGs. &c.

A special meeting of the Board OF managers Is
OF thc American Bblo Society - 10 DC heIo ou ~ ~
o'clock FOR the purpose Of organizing te boAi" io 'e
ensuing year, -,
The exercises attending the 23Oth ahnlVer1 ann ,eI
sary of the School Of tho Collegiate Dutch S4uItu VII
bC held ia the church, corner OF fulualt' an "SH''
nipth.st this evening commencing at 1880 O'CLOCK
The First Cooperative Building Society had
well attended meeting last night nominated ohcers lOI
clertou AZ the next session. received SOL o. Ia ues si
subscriptions resolved TO present tesiimohAl 10 MI
Ar the somi-annua election of the Osceoa
ttcrarv Society the following officers were elected :
President Jacob s. Phillips UeelectedE Wee President,
child. Fiuancial Secretary, j. Gompreeht Ueeecedl;
treasurer s. Ach. The Society, which Is devoted
ta Iuerature meets twice a month at Masonic hRlit
and contains rs members between the ages or Is ana a.
m mas now been In existence for about three years
The annual meeting of the New York State
Associated Press commenced yesterday at the MetTopoh
tan Hotel Twentynne papers were represented out on
the thrtyfour composing the Association. The fol-
lowing Organization was Effected for the en-
uinA vear President Joseph Warren OF TAs BA6aio
GomrieT; Secretary and Treasurer, Euis Roberts Of
The Uiica Herald Executive Committee: Henry L, r.
Tucker Troy Times d. G. Cuyler Albany EIpress; Car
roll T.. Smith, Syracuse JOITgdti George q, Cooper
Rochester Union; Jas g. ThuTst0n, Elpgd Advertiser.
The WOmen's Typographical Union No. l,
Miss Gusse Lewis presiding aud Mrs. NJ. g. Baker Score
tary mot at Nc 6s Bast Broadway last evening. Beside
| men connected with typographical Union No 9, ana
several from other Typographical societies preseL
The object OF the meeting To discuss the proprT
sending delegates TO the National Typographical
which meets next month, and potitiOnny for ohaL
from tho National Union. Tho septlment o1 the uSN'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
uoMIcIDE oF A CITY MARsHAL.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday took the state
mont Of Dr Ernest Krsckowzer, the physician who at
tended city Marshal Alexander Lppmann who died at
his residence No. AZ sxthst. from injuries received on
e a,th uf az No lsD Orchardst. the particulars Of
which were given iu TIE TRIBUNE OF yesterday. The
i.ucss testified that be called o. attend Mr Lpp-
mann ON tho 10th lie told that he had received
a Loy ON the head with fiat board, which had ftAcl
him 10 the pavement nseusbe. Dr. J. A. Van Ness had
attended linn mp 10 the 9th inst when Dr. kammeIer
ras called H. During all that time tie patient hnd beeh
cordncd 10 his bed Wncu witness was called ~ the
patisnt Was rational, but sleepy ana dhL'
/" the opinion of the physicians death en-
amcd from meningitis or eXudlfiOn into the
yrptricles Of the brain. Having witnessed the au.
ons made by Dr. Joseph Cuslmau the witness was OF
~ 9riuiop that death was caused by oXrayasatOn OF
noI INTO the yentrcies OF the BRAIN and that II resulted
frnr The injury above mentioned Dr. Joseph Cush-
,r crrrob0rated the latter portion of the evidence
~ the preceding witness. The Inquest viii DE continued
ma morning before Coroner Schrncr, lu the exanIna
tIon room at the CITY Hall
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education met at o'clock
last evening President Larremore in the chair com
munication was received from the Hon. Harvey c. Cal
kns member OF Congress from the With Congressional
District stating that at the meeting OF the Commission
er OF Common schools for the Eleventh and seventeenth
Wards to select pupil best qualified for the Naval Ca
detshp (which IL was I'm his discretion to appoint, 1t
seemed that only person appeared before the Com
mssloners for THIS position, and he was neither mem
ber any Of schools within the District nor OF the
College OF the City OF NewYOrk aud therefore the COM
mssiOuers had made selection. In tins connection
MIR Duryra offered resolution, which was adopted that
the question the appointment OF Naval CAdet IN lhs
District be referred to special Committee OF tnrse e'
bcrs. ,,, ., 49, m. ., r,oo1or
M the oard and that the duties heretofore deYOylng
unon the Reader performed by the Clerk Inc Com
mttce appointed TO prepare suitable ana conpueHJaiy
resolutions to Mr.. John Davenport, cX-Clefh OF lhc
Board reported. and the report was accepted. lie
Finance Committee reported IN the matter OF Lne CON
tract for work Grammar School No 49, IN the IWelJ
Ward that the appropriation made by the old Board OF
Education OF s 900 be rescinded that an appropriation
OF SOO be made for the carpenter work ana painting on
that school and that the Trustees be directed 70 re-
advertise for the mason work. adopted Ihe FINANCE
Committee presented yOumlnous statement OF
the financial condition of the Board; ordered 70 DC
printed and laid upOu the table INC IIcsluehs tnoH
announced the following committees;
Finlnos-Slc,srs Bel. Wood, Btsuuau MURPHY Lewis
Te1ehsrs-Messrs Grass. Sarts, Lewis
GuidtsJ and Furntiure- A-s,rs ngersol, Marphy Bell
SaBBit,f-Messrs Brennan, Murphy IIuwtA
Sfdies SA00i Books. and Hygils-hcss 1ro' sherNoo
s.,,. asd N,7 Sehools-Messrs smyth Sands Lesis
Norgdl Ers4rg asd Cordd ssO3l5hessr Bell puyea Gross
HyLl5 Eiss''.l5 and QH4dsi3s-Messrs hmyh DlJea Ia
sIhr0 connit,s,-Neri Lewis Wood, Iagenon Sherwood
smJtL.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
ASTRAL OII-CAUTION

TO tHe EdttOr OF The Trfbune.
SR We have received information that
party calling himself Charles T. Pratt and representing
himself to be Of mine operating in NewYork and
the Eastern States by selling receipt for making Pratts
Astral OIL Of which the sole proprietors The
Astral" Oil being perfectly pure derlyatve from
petroleum, have receipt for it's manufacture and
we desire 10 put the public their Guard,aganst all
such impostors We know Of several parties who have
been swIndled by this same person. BY giving this
PLANTATION the benefits OF your valuable columns you will
greatly obllge, Yours, very truly, CHAs. PRATT.
No. 1Os FtltOn-St, Few York Nay 10, 1869.
Country Editors please copy
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

SAN PRANCcO May hs MHhg Company has levied
delinquent Jue 5 -Four du t - 3
25; Oregon BTtrss - GLASS w Legal tldeT, H.
SAVANNAH -MddiHgs 2iG110L.t. sales or u
bsles receipts. CIT bales, ..,.. -,
d21ic 425 bales; exports coaWise, col baes
WILMNGr0H n c.. MAY l9Splh TuTeuiDe active at 4liN4e
Rosn quiet 81 1896 80 Crude TurpeDtne quiet Tar steady
NHwOKI MAY l9Cotton easier but not quotahy losers
Mdng 2i d2c 1850 bales receipts LIS bales exports
25 bales Gold 42s kEchAuge Sterling l5i Newlok hxaL
parD4 premium Sugar-Common e3dl9c PnTe IjGlJi Mo-
lasses dull P,rmeniag 35ac Pou d sup6ue. 25 Doubs
Extra IS IS Treble R1 25 and hgbr White
78d80c Oats Bran 81 25. Bsv-Pums. Rzig sIa
Pork nominal $32 IS Bacon du i5lGH7fe Lad-
Krg l9lc WHISKY and Coffee dali aud unchanged
MOBILE Ala i9Cott0u 6m 6uf good denand sales Of
800 bales including bales the close Of market yesieay Low
Miidings 26lc; receipts 3i5 bales: exports 4,05 bales
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
unanimously in favor Of both propositions aGd dele
gates Will be chosen at the next meeting --s..

gates Will be chosen at the next meeting
The anniversary festival Of the Central Park
Baptist sandry sthdol took place yesterday, at their
church in Eighty thrdst and far surpassed any pre-
yious festival The church crowded with tlie c-
dren and their friends After very fine singing Dy
the children, and speaking by the pastor the Rev g. q
Norton, and the Rev SIR Appleton OF Harlem the COM
the school, The school Is n most thriving condition. lts
membership Is increasing aud the greatest interest Is
manifested for its advancement by the superintendent
teachers, and friends.
The Board of Management of the Veterans
OF the 7th Regiment National Guard, met on Tuesday
evening at DelmoncOs and presented their cx-Pay-
master Thomas B. Adrance. with magnificent gold and
enamel veteran badge, with suitably inscribed gold
pendant attached II being the 5Cth anniversary Of his
joining the 7th Regiment. Speeches made by the
recipient Brig Gen Leferts, the Rev Chaplain Denni
and other prominent officers OF the National Guard
The festivities were prolonged TO late hour The Board
nave decided TO the services OF their fellow soldier
Thomas Mast TO undertake regmenal painting. which
should he the basis Of engrOssed certificate OF member
ship in the Veteran Organization.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
NrwYoRK RURGLAEs IN JERsEY CITY

Three Ncw-York burglars made an attempt at
about clock yesterday morning to rob tho real estate
oce Of MI Delos f. Culver Of Hudson and York
M Jersey city the safe OF which at the time were Sc
curtes and bonds 10 tho amount Of nearly golCoy Inc
osss however, frustrated the attempt Two OF tuclu
tade tbeir capehe third was arrested On Delhg Ar
TaIgned before the Recorder ho gave hl- hahe ~ o
h coucs 10 the Wesley Allen gang although he claims
~ G ~ fh.ater ticket speculatOr. An examination OF Nr
I,s ngice showed that the facing' OF the safe had
Gn pred on and that had the burglars been allowed
sn0ceut time they would have succeeded IN Openlus ~.
% t nj one OF the escaped burglars was secured, Dy
,,a,I's al which 10 is hoped he may be ldontlhed
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
QUARANTINE Yd.sTERDAY-REsULT or JUSTICE
DOWIINGs DECISION.

The authorities at Quarantine loudly COM
plain OF the action OF Police Justice Bowling. In dis
charging the person brought before him on Tuesday
last for violation OF the Quarantine laws and assert that
t decision d, bearing IT. fruit Yesterday, % Is charged
every vessel living at Quarantine was surrounded by
fleet OF boats hl.Dd with miscellaneous crowd
OF vatcr clerks sailors runners sUsh men, &c, VINO
seemed determined 10 have everything their own way,
and claimed that their influence viii be- equally success
mi i'm rettiug them out OF difficulty. ITO the devil wild
We said one whCn ordered by the doctor 10 leave yes
s which he was about 10 board do ye think cares for
yer; arrest ne II yer lolkes;" and winking 20 MS
c0upauIons added "But p'rhaps the doctor
doesn't know that Judge DOwlings from our
ward one newspaper steam yacht Is alleged TO nave
ru into tho Health Onccrs barge while alongside or the
steamer Austraasilu saving In the side ana nnE her
win wufer. Fortunately the bOatmcn were on board
te steamer 30 that the State this instance Will be
the only sufferer. During the day one or TWO
arrests were made by the quarantine
Uoce but In view OF the recent decision, they nave
iittc hope OF couyctng the prisoners. The people on
staten Island are little alarmed at the prospect
of "a continuance OF this udi-crimnate and unlicensed
communication should II be continued during the
summer. and appgohensivo OF recurrence OI tue
yclOw.seyer epidemic OF 1886 and 49,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
TENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE LAW
scuOOL OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE

~
Last evening, despite the muddy streets and
pourng ram large select and appreciative audience
assembled to witness the besowal Of houors and dip
Tomas upon the graduating class OF Columbia College.
glc exercises were inauguraed with an earnest prayer
Iy tbe Rev e. Il Duneo An able address was then de.
uyered by Prof Theodore ". Dwight IL. D., who SAID
in was his duty, well as pleasure, Co say ieW
n1rting words 10 the graduates. During tue Two
collegiate years which they had passed togethef lne
time had been spent IN mastering the lntroaees OF esa
rules When the graduates began their studies thei az
teution was hcwdered by the crowd OF Statements
which they found laid down in tho various teAtooos
vet every one has LAID solid foundation OF khOWeuse
About 30 are college graduates representing more lh
score Of literary colleges Mr.. Dwight then remlhdea
ms pupils OF the pleasant hours they had passeu 70
cpflcr: that they were about 70 commence lte
sc.uoi tonrnev Of lie You have" be continued.
learned to think 10 argue, 20 draw deductions rom
standard priucIpes-aud, without TINS, kAo"Ituke'
though 10 may be a OF pleasure to l possos7o,
IA of no practical use" Prof Dwight cohcinatu WIN
kind WISHES for their future success ana prospr au
with the hope that they would cast no dlscreall uon
the noble profession which they had chosen Al III
Ueury T. Tremnine succeeded Prof Dwight VIII
an Grafton TO the Alumni Of Columbia Couehe'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
DIED

ASKwfTH-Sudieny MONDAY MAJ II Ms Sarah Askh in the
6lst of her
Tie relatives aud feuds family respectfully invited 70 atsnd
the fuers Of her soninsv Walter T. DiF No
81 AdelpbisL BrookyB THURSDAY afternoon At O'CLOCK
PLIgT-Ou Tuesday May 49, asr short illness Cyrus F sges %
80.
Fauers on THURSDAY 2oh inst, o'clock from hH late
residence No d South Enth-st. Brooklyn T. y.
Boston aBi Ees-0rleans papers please copy
FOSDICK-The members Greenwich Lodge No 4 aad ",
hereby the Lodge Rooms hnay s
2l inst for the pgrpoe Of aenng t1e ianerAi
brother Pas. Master. Richard fesck o e hoe1
Twenytrstst and lihsye az e oeock
n. b. order Of d i. bNhNhASi' AAsOe'
ABRAN vOLX Secretary.
PRTERS-Att residence ofh Dr. George A. Peters No u
West Tuesday Nay l tie Rev Aosa!om Peters
d D. iu the 16ih veaF ofhis
TIE relatives family invited 70 attend The uneral
BoadvtT Tabernacle Churca Of SIthaye and %
folrthst THURSDAY the 2th inst At ' o'clock Zoe "
vii be taken 90 WOodaWu Cemetery By special sal hasA
Railroad at ut o'clock m-
wBLLISG-At jamaica L. Tuesday Nay s Kin T. Wehns
in 8h Ofhrr
The relatives fneuds respectfully st ssad
tho s;e residence a. oecek All from Grace
Church, Jamaica, a. Ooock ou FRIDAY aiierrool
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKHrs

LovDov NAV Isio mCoBso s2} fr money sui m for the
account; United FVetsenty Bands 7st Eaioad SoeAs
closed firm; ErieA l9i Illinois Ceuirals aD4 ,,
FRASEYoRr May Unted States F'eTwenV Bonds % lot e
Of
Pans MAY 10 9-Bourse dul; Rentes IN. 95c -
LivgRPooL MAY 9-4J -Coton closed quiet; Mdding W
lands d; MtilBg Orleans 1lld sales OF the dsy b Dses
Beaud Provisions and Produce markets closed unchanged ID tones
and quotations
LoSDoS Ig43 Sugar closed frmer spot 1916 Cal
cuttl Linseed has advauced 70 60i6 Iinserd OIL &R
Petroleum quiet STANDARD White 48i franc&
IAv Nav h frmer
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
sustill 1Otitts.

American Tnstiiufc.-The Poechuc branch wiz meet THIS
Tbrr, .v EVENING Room No. q Cooper Bullg d. bDNlN
vi PruIouucuE OrtlograpuT' Ater
hh nd discoveries will be presented Admission ree
{. B. Emery. secretary. > ~ LiLLa.AN, NAaltmAt.
second Assembly Districi-Ir pursuance o. resolution Of
th, Republican General Committee tue hepubeEs hs Sec
rrcnrolmelt itoIAl
FRIDAY EVENINGS Nav % aud a. 1909 from to y oc0ek
Kessler's Hotel No. as PeaT.st - .,..,-
}3aEg }2aE Ci5EE4SsEy asE4SEys Committee
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
WEST INDIA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

HAVANA Nav i9The Sugar market inactive and prices ere
changed Rxchange-On United Ses 60 DAYS gh currency u a
per discounts short sight 25025 cent discount
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

AsKwiTH SARAH No. 90 Atelphi-st Brooklyn.
CUESLEl HENRY T.. No 19 Blceckerst
CONDDN IA1RICK, No. - EiIsbeth.st
FLINT. CYRUS. No q South Einthst, Bsooklrn T. ID.
FOSDlCK RICHARD b. Church Ffthaye. aud ISentJ
fistsL
NOLAN PATRICK W.. Chufch o. tbe Nativiir.
TETERS the Rev. ABSALOM D. D. No y West TueHiy iyun't
SMITH Mr. RUTH. 81 MsrA's Church. Brooklyn.
THOMAS PHG2B j., No 659 Secondave.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

HIisssquoI Spring Water.-The oIy kuovn rsuesy ior
Cancer aud Of the hdneys THIS TIE o1ga spHnc
which has wrought WodeFl eufrs Ad
only distinguish from the many ultaoIs A are uo
attempted the public being 20 he srtne o
the MasquoL Sold bT ell Druggists Depot No College Place.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
naznrd & cnswen's Cod Liver Oh i the best.
The celebrated sOzodOnt made from Soap

The Company, Hartford, Conn -Commodes
Closet Fixtures Prepared Earth for dressing woun.s
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
ASK Your Grocer
TIENIANN'S LAUNDRY BLUE.
L---nn.- A.. AA-HEns-sr


TIEMANN'S LAUNDRY BLUE.
DEPOT No. l6s CHAMBBRS-Sr.. n Y
Pnents.-MuEN Co. No q PaLk rsS, n Y, AgsHs SF %
tanug AMERICAN and EuKOPEAE PATENTS
Taeutyfye years experience.
Pamphlet Of Law aae Information free
Important q nOusekeepers.
The New Model Market fast approaching completion located On lh
ouThs second si TurayeS Will be the Pobhc
SATURDAY, 23h IDE, good ehaaee ioI business men
Dr. H. Schencl, having been obliged renqush ts regular
professional Of bis Increased practice "i
business Philadelphia begs leave riom the pubic that N e'o'
queros great disappointment to the large number Of Pusn
us his he has determined 10 make oeeasoaA. "'' &
city which duly By advertisement as ''aA W.
public pruA .,..,. &, us,-
He takes hs opportunity thank BIS nuDsFoH' pA'1s 80
orese In hs r q, treatment and that hs AIi'H
will meet ihe,r requirements. .-,rp sVAwREn
n, scuFScE1s u.aous.-PULMoYIc sIRuP SAA" % SiAA'
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS--h full diFee'io1'
- .,5 v,.,h ,,,v \. oA,.lpeI Of druggists aud esAs'
Sold also vhoesas and retail By JOHN p hh -, n :, = -,
p,.. a, an. p,lusp,s syrup aui sesweed lSA' 'A -
-. "a. hi, Ao,.A Mandrake Pills p eees PeI s
y. - - : - ,s.If Ssrgeen ChirOpodsss Ne Ss hro1d~sy-
- FouFtessth St spp nm sIiS 80,
bet Ihfteensa crRNS BUNIONS and phfOhhhD NAIL r
cshny treAi al moderate charges rm bi phs-
~ P.1.,s ~ No y Nes' IseaY
,eu =, d. 1 Bsalers 50 Waist aHd AL other eaHs Fy
S.I, T,.,.- Bunions, DsfOrmed aud Inverted Nails
suessaialy treated " DR. r. H. wEsrRRvELT,
- o, R,dwsy Thirteenth and FoareeEhsa EsisbhsheA
1870 n, permission Dr. O. Peters " D. No u West TTsuts-
aud Stewart bfowp OF brOWn brathers bank
@ No 81 Wast aud other leaiing citizens An phJsiaAns
Pos-1Jdice NOtice.-Tbe NAILS for EUROPE On THuRsDh.
,b ana HATURDAl I'D inst close al tina once al u al -
NE stations follows; aRa .5, and li;l and Is a. =
and o. tq~A@ T. u tVHAS' &V''~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
Imnortnnf to nonsel.ee

Pnfents.-MUNN Co No 90 Park row. \. T. Agents hT
t,I1iuR AMERICAN and EUKOPEAE PATENTS
Tueuy6ye years experience.
Pamphlet of Law auJ Information free.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

The Model Market @ approaching complexion located on 1h
urthst Turaye Will be 10 The pubh
Oh SATURDAY. l5l pa, good ehaace for business men
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-27

Brand, a very wealthy young heiress. he
prosecuted his attentions, and finally wooed
and won her; but cruel papa forbide posi-
lively the match. But love laughs at papas;
40 thew eloped, and the parson made them
one. On their return to the city the old
Gent sent for Bette, but forbade the Major
to come. She refused, when she was sum-
moned again on the plea that her mother
wss very i'll. She went. The old gent re-
ceived her kindly, but commenced inter-
rozating her on her conduct. She made
some slight remark, when he slapped her
in the face. She Immediately left the house,
and the Major and she have sued the old
gent for $1,000 damages. The case is still
pending. More anon. RoY."