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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20

Alderman Hendricks offered the following
resolution, which, on motion of Alderman
Brankla was Opted:
Resolved, Thst she mayor be requested to
attend all meetings Of the board Of aldermen
TO give Information to the board upon nunic-
ipal matters, and that he be allowed the priv.
iiege of speaking 70 questions under discus
sion. W
The committee on drainage, through their
chairman Alderman Lonergan, made the fol.
lowing report; and on motion of Alderman
Hulen the resolution and recommendation.
therein contained we're adopted, viz:
To the Mayor and City Council: NttL
The committee on drainage, having.,e
the pumps Of the city, and performed other
matters in the line of their duty, report that
they found the Tenth street and Thirty-second
street pumps in good condition The latter
is unfinished, and at present Of no use TO the
city under any circumstances. Amer DELHI
Grafton the committee arrived at the conclu.
sion that the machinery thus lying idle should
in some manner be utilized. If any manu-
facturer, or other person could be induced 10
put It TO use, they are Of opinion that Il should
be leased without delay. In this way this
costly property might be made 10 add TO the
prosperity Of the city. The committee there
fore recommend the adoption Of the follow
ing resolutions
Resolved by the board Of aldermen, the select
council concurring:
That the committee on drainage be instruct
ed to advertise the machinery Of the pumps,
and lesse II, with.the approval of the city |
council to any person or persons who will |
agree to use 1t for manufacturing or in other |
useful work, provided the lessee will agree |
to do, under certain rules and For a certain
price, whatever pumping the city council
may determine is necessary.
The committee found in the Thirty.second
street pump steam engine not connected
with the machinery Of the pump, and recon-
mend that it be sold for cash, and the pro-
'eeds be applied TO paying laborers upon the
idewalks and streets. Near the Thirty-sec-
md street pump, on the slope of the Levee.
he committee found fifteen joint of cast iron
average pipe, which fact Is respectfully called
o the attention Of the council for its action.
Nj OF which is respectfully submitted.
WIN. LoSERaAN, Chairman Com.
On motion adjourned.
PATRICK MocKLER, City Clerk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28
"Sor A DROP MORE, DANIEL

Mary on reading these words said,
"Oh friend Edgerton, II Daniel could
have said these words, and stuck to
them, this beautiful place might have
still been his"
"rhen, thee don't know where Daniel
is 2" asked the Quaker.
"No, have not heard anything Of him
for more than three years"
"'Thee would like to see him, would
thee not p
"Oh, yes, indeed should"
''Iet us walk up stairs"
As they went up the front stairs Dan
iel slipped down the back ones, aud took
his stand in the front room. When they
returned, Mrs. Akin noticed stalwart
man standing in the room with his back
to the door, and started back for an in
stant. The Quaker said at is n
friend, Mary" Daniel turned round I;
but in the man with the heavy beard
and mustachc, Mary did not recognize
her husband. Daniel advanced to the
spot where Mary was standing and in a
voice tremulous with emotion, exclaimed:
"Don't you know me, Mary?" We
ItdNS lDe TcducT lO lIHdDiHS NHdJ tDe
meeting was. Friend Edgerton said he
must 90 and see Amy, aud addressing
himself to Mary, said: "Mary, this
house and farm are thine +; Daniel has
got the papers, and will give them to
thee. Thee can stay here rs long as thee
likes; thee will live happily once more,
for that (pointing to the frame over the
mautle-piece, "Not drop more, Dan
iel, y is his motto now, and will be as
long rs he lives" Daniel and his wife
fell on their knees before the Lord
Their prayers were mingled with many
tears, but in their iuture lives those
prayers were found to be answered.
Several years have passed away since
the above events occurred, and Daniel
Akin now an earnest Christian man, still
sticks to his motto: ...-
.. "NoT DROP MORE, DANIEL"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28
Select Poetry.
Ny Wee Thing.

"saw We nv wee thing sav We NV oin thinp
g. ,o 49,, ,., i',ito' 49, H., > - .''y - io s'
O'V'' a g,oam;yg, 1nT gV' "'"uo" y'''i -" ~ '''
soudht sIe vo,, bnrr,e ,vbere ao,v,rs the
JTor hair !, 10 liz, -I,,,o hor chin {, ia mill.
white
Dort 81 10 h,ro oS sof, rol,irg e,e
ROD rod har r;nc lins and swceier thon roaos
W,,ora no,, ~, ,r,,e Ioyc wander frse M, ~
0'i '''' y -
"I so,v ra vorr vvee ,hing 7 sow M vour min
thing '"' '''''
Bnt met net nry bonny thinp, late in the gloam,
in, 80 1 o = =. 'T''T -
Down on Won burnie where f,ow'rs the haw.
,roe.
IIor heart il Il Iint.wbite her skin II 10 milk.
- white '7 ''- - -. -
Doyl is tI,e blue of her sof, Ruling e,e @
Rcd rod her rine lins and sveetcr Than roscs
0b sweet or,, the kisscs that she oied 10 mp .
.1t was ma nv wee thing. II was ma NV ain
~ thing ~. ST l-.'
S IT was ns nv true love you met bv Won tree.
Prond Is hcr leal heart modest her nature
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28
The Printers Hohenlinden.


We commend the following stanzas to the immediate
of few of our tender-heared patrons:
In seasons when our funds are low
Subscribers are provoking slow;
A few supplies keep up the flow ...
OF dimes departing rapidly. .
But we shall see sadder sight,
When duns pour in from morn till night
Commanding every siXpence bright,
To be 1orked over speedily. -
Our bonds and due-blls are arrayed,
Each seal and signature displayed;
The holders vow they must be paid,
,. With threats of law and chancery.
. Then to despair we're almost driven,
There's precious little use of livin',
When our last coppcr's rudely riven
ir From hands that held it lovingly.
But larger yet those dues shall grow,
When interests added on below,
Length ming our chin a foot or so,
When gazing at them hopelessly.
'Tis so, that scarce have we begun
To plead for time upon dun,
Before there comes another one,
Demanding pay ferociously.
The prospect darkens-on ye brave!
Who would our very bacon save;
Waive, patrons, all your pretexts waive,
And pay the printer cheerfully.
All it would yield us pleasure sweet
. A few delinquents now meet, ...
Asking of us a clear receipt
For papers taken reg glarly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

How TO KEEr CooI--The following
simple hints, from the Scientific Anaeri-
can, are useful to remember during the
warm weather Of the present season:
ABE spearing in your diet, which
should consist principally of fruits, ber-
ries aud vegetables Avoid everything
of greasy nature; also spices, cOndI
ments and sweets. Chew nothing but
food, chew that well, but do not chew
too much of it. Excess in eating is one
of the principal causes of that lazy, list
less, relaxing feeling experienced by so
many persons in hot weather. Dress
lightly and change often. Wear moth
ing at night which is worn during the
day. Battle the body every morning
with cool or cold water. Keep clean
conscience as well as clean body and
clean clothing, and don't get excited. II
uncomfortably warm at any time, inn
merse the hands, or feet, or both, in cold
water for a short time, or let a stream of
cold water run upon the wrists and
ankles. This will cool the whole body
in short time"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

A White Pine miner has cabin built
of chuncks of high grade chloride ore,
estimated at So 900 a ton. The house is
sixteen feet square, and the rock in its
walls, if crushed, would yield about
$4,000. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

During the eclipse an affectionate
young couple were on the topof house
in Louisville. As the darkness increased
Celestina seized the arm of Charles Au-
gnstus and whispered: dearest, l am
so frightened;' to which the noble
Charles touchingly responded in tender
but quaking accents, as he soothed her
fears, while he folded her to his manly
bosom, "Let this (the moment the eclipse
was tOtal) be the happy moment IA kiss)
which gives her Charles (another) the
hand of (once more and all togetheD bis
Celestina." Exit moon zIlaAa ~ fAL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

An Italian chemist has invented q
paper SO thoroughly hnpregnated with
carbolic acid, that animal substances
packed in it are preserved in = fresh
state, without any other curing " salt.
ing process, ynlrs h1 h3ssS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

A little boy being asked if he knew
where liars went, answered yes-that
they went to New York and wrote for
the newspapers. anl it's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

BEAUTY ON THE SURF.-A seaside cor
respondent writes:
The scene upon the beach strikes me
with as keen sense of jolly judicious-
ness and happy Righteousness as when l
first beheld it. What awkward animals
we humans are when we venture out of
our natural element into the element of
the fish. The change of manner which
the loveliest OF her sex undergoes as
she tumbles into the surf, is study tor a
philosopher. She has an air OF dignity
in spite of ner bifurcated garments as
she walks down to the waters edge !;
there is something of genteel exclusive
ness in her inein, in spite Of her naked
white feet, which mineingly go uncovered
across the sand m air OF ''keep respectful
distance, please, as am society lady,"
hangs about her, in spite of her coarse
straw hat tied over her ears with red
rag. And presently she is in the surf /;
big wave sends her sprawling quadru-
pedly; she scrambles to her feet halt
checked with the salt water, which has
rushed into eyes, ear and nose, clutches
frantically at anybody who may be
within reach, and grins tamilarly to the
whole assembly ,f. n, r,,-. .rg.,,.. + .r.
The assertions of one Mr.. Poggidi
that electricity is as valuable all agent in
the cure of the diseases of the mind as
of the body have at last attracted the
attention of the French Government, and
the Minister of Public Instructions is
about to institute some curious expert
ments to test the matter. According to
the Doctor, you. have only to submit
children physically and morally weak to
the action OF electricity from an ordinary
machine to see them grow and strengthen,
and acquire an aptitude for work and a
facility of learning to which the were
strangers before the treatment. He has
tested his system in many cases of youths
suffering from mental depression, nervous
excitement, and the attendant corporeal
evils, and as he and supporters say, has
been successful to an astounding degree.
When he first divulged his system of
electrical gymnastics, and he told his
stories to the Paris Academy of Sciences,
he was laughed at. This was three
years ago in the interval he has seem
ingly gained better hearing, and now
the Lyceum of the Prince Imperial at
Vannes is to be made ? proying-house
for his system. I- n9o
l. 1 l.. l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

MONTICELLO q HILL. Iron Founders and Man
nlacturers and Dealers III Stoves Of various kinds
Pows and Plow Castings, Mill Castings, aud most des-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

Trains do not stop stations where the time is omitted
in the above table
- Second Glass Cars run on all Through Trains. sz.
All through trains going Westward connect at Cicve-
land with Trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus, Cincin.
natl, indianapolis, &c.
Stcamt Ex leaves Buffalo at $40 P. NJ Sunday Night
instead of Saturday Night Trains between Toledo md
Erie run by Columbus time between Erie and Buffalo
by Buffalo time and do not stop where time is omitted.
Trains arriving in Dunkirk at 440 p. NJ, Il g1S p NJ
making direct connection with Trains of Erie Railway
The Saturday Night Express Train from Cleveland at
g45 p nj. runs to Buffalo, and leaves Buffalo for the
East on Sunday at las p. NJ.
EASTWARD-Pacih Exp (5), Day Exp. 10, Eastcrn
mail "a, and Night Express (15) and WESTWARD
Night Express. Toledo Express Pacific Express and
Steamboat Express run through without change.
Nos and 49, and Pacific Express East, and Pacific
EXPRESS Wet, will run Sundays.
CHARLES COLLINS, Supt
Supts Office, Lake Shore Railroad,
Cleveland. o.. April 2J, 1869.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28

Nine newspapers in Kentucky have
suspended during the past three weeks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-28
JEWELERS..

JEW ELERS.
q, w. DICK INsON, Jcweler. Repairing Of all
kinds OF Watches. Clocks and Jewclry. Shop Claren-
don Block Ashtabula. Ohio. p
J. $. ABHOTT, Dealer n Clocks Watches S Jewel, IL
ry, etc Engraving Mending and Repairing done ne 40
order. shop on Main street, Conncaut, ONO. @,o
DENTISTS.
=. ID. HOWELLs, DENTIST. Jefferson, Ohio. OF
Hce in the Sentinel building Filing anH ex.ac,Ing d rs
from rom siC to 80. XII WORK wGnnANrED. oia
P. ne. HALL, Dentist, Ashtabula, o. ONCE
@4ffh at DIR. VanNormrns. oS''
~- q. w. NELSON, Dentist, Ashtabun, Ohio.
#4fYn onicc in Fisk Block. . $50
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. T. II. HOPKINS, Music Teacher; Terms
20 Lessons $t0-IIalf In advance. Those wishing TO
practice can do 80 at his residence oo-
Ashtahula, OHIO. "3t
EMORY LUCE, Propagator and Dealer in Grape
Vines, Grcen-IIouse Bedding and Vegetable Plants
Persons about to plant Vineyards will find u 20 their
advantage to consult on the selection q sites for
Vineyards, Soils Rtnds Of GIdpes hest mode ana time
of Planting. Examine samples OF Growing Vines; and
compare prices. Ashtaoua, oho.
PURE BRANDY made from Grape Wine, White
Catawba and Blackberry Wines for medicinal purposes
Iot shabna saie In !Tv I"n Iussl tsns y-Ssa
BOOKBINDERS. ..,..
ANDREW MILLER, Book.bindcr vi ,. A.
Howeils & Co. Music, Magazines, and Peiod calls,
&c. bound in plain and elegant styles, Jeht rem
Ohio. e9O
LAKE SHORE RAIL-ROAD.
rIzzszsszassa THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY:
And one each way Sundays Change OF
tIme-Taking effect April a5th, 1859. ....
Pacific Ez::!as 9 S. 8 aS
Toledo Ez ss@ 3 = SSs84E -
=. a"- 2 ===SSS e
8 Mail. Acc SSaRSa4R4ag46a5 :
= Ii :" % GO oa't-t-t-t-r-= SEQ 4
Z Night Is, e
8 St. BIT H,. q 3 9 IS s
/ tIIlIllIIIIIII1I1I|| i
-. Night Ex. SS 81
=
Z Mails Acc 2Sgsk3S25R4Sa :
a n~-~enrs e et-t- ::
z Gin Express 70 = SS
Day Ex. rs g HS w+n ~
----- <=-5 e. --- sa;
Pacific Ex ~ Is HS
I<'- Sc S<
Troina dop
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SAdE9E5 sTAT .Rp AMPLY EfR hNp
WEST VIR0INIA, AND VICINITY.

wAsHIs0roS, September Is, 1879,
,s H.nS 5, g Ss q sRRas
property o. the Usited States A HAIpeIIs Perry.
s wsit ds ~ q $Ss
1862, commencing at 10 O'eloek;, q m, and con-
purposea Is too well known to render itneeessAry
isbsins prspsrsd' SOd viii be sent to persons who
may Wish II. "sPon A. printed, upon their"pply-
f6e properly win V sold in lots TIE arstwill
river, The walls Of two large beildns. are stand;
oilers. and tbs waisr wheels. with gearing, and
The namess are almGst IN perfect order T6ree q
the others are mostly cast iron with wooden
The second will be the site Of tho Ride Factory
aud water power on the Shenandoah, the build.
inEs upon which have becn destroyed. but the
The thirdw,Il ts III, Shenandoah Ferry. With a
tract Of es acres Of land on the south and lot
The ssSs T Be % s sfs to
land, across the Shenandoah.
The ami will be he right to dig Iron ore from
s sSSs SeS SSI Sy deed from Henry
The TsmsindeT. eOnsis!ipGCt Houses and Lots in
.tsI pay %sRt .h,l have BEEN made Iai Al y,
70 be perfect In every case -,
The tern: Of sale prs;sriSsd Sy law are e5edis,
and security for The pay%si al s RSfs @.S
Hsrpsfs fsTy property viii be- be exhibited al the
any or all lots offered the bid. are No. ;ttsfa'
tory Brsvo, Major osasrl. Chief d Il opdassss.
NOTICE TO pRLIEayRETs
Persons " purchased lots IN 1884. and have no
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The washfsgsss, AlsxasaSia ssd
Mapassas Rai1PooA.

The Alexandra dd.st1 Of yesterday has
an aecount Of the condition Of tho above
road, and the state OF It's adairs for the past
year. The Gdssffs finds, on examination,
that the receipts arc larger than have been
realized during any preceding year, and
amount ID tho aggregate 70 something over
$500, 200, working expenses are reported at
e500, 900, leaving about 800, 1000 Of net rev.
cnue. This exhibit does not embrace the
busiuess N october and November, two Of
the heaviest months Of the year--the receipts
OF tho former being over ei00, 900, and those
Of November, not yet concluded, estimated
at not much lees.
Since the road reverted 10 Its present man
agement, shortly after the close of the war,
not only has the main line been In q large
measure reconstructed, including the crcc-
tlon OF new bridges, station-houses, depots,
&C., but the Manassas branch has boon re-
built from Its junction with the Orange and
Alexandria road to Harrisouburg, q distance
Of ono hundred and twelve miles, at cost
OF over q million and half Of dollars, thus
securing railroad communication Of nearly
three hundred miles through tho most fer,
tile portions Of the State.
Tho interest on the several mortgages has
been promptly paid at maturity, and very
large amount Of the floating debt, and that
incurred for construction, llquldatcd aud re-
tired within the past fiscal year.
Tho recent contract entered into BY Now
York capitalists for the completion Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad from the
White Sulphur Springs to the Ohio riyer
must add largely to tho business Of tho
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad,
when completed, and the extension from
Lynchburg 10 Danyille will perfect this
great through line Of direct Communication
between the North and South.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE ACTISd Con-. or srgslsTEYCE,
fORT CuLuABCs, y, Y, u, 7
November 3. 1907
Proposals, In duplicate, with copy, Of this Ad-
yeriissmeHt attached, Will be received bI the I'M.
deTsignsd until ~ u, III. on the 4ih OF Drember,
low W. FRESH BEEF
to the troops stationed at Forts tnlumhns and
Wood, New York HHTbOr and Now NOT city.
The said Beef must be freLh, Of good maTketa,
blequAIiIy, Ia equal proportions Of lore and hind
QuafIeTs, lneekS, shAnks and kidney taIi0W y We
excluded, aud to be delivered at the poss above
named free OF cost, In such quantity 40 may be
from time TO time required by, aud on such days
as the mmandinK Ot1cer may designate, NOT ex
teedlng iouT times per weel "
Separate proposals, IN duplicate, VIII also be
received by the undersigIed, Mp to the sNue hour
and date above mentiOnei, for supplying com
misslOned officers aud their families stkuoned AZ
the aforesaid places, OF those supplied theferom
with such choice Fresh BeefAs they may BON tine
TO time require, such As siTlDin aud porter house
steaks, standing ribs, or rib rOasts
These contracts to he In force six months o. Eueh
less time as the COmmlssAty General Snali dlFeet'
Commencing o o the let day Of January $50
The contractor will be- required TO enter into
hands Tor the sum OF i've thousand dollars, stunned
Nv two responsible burCties, whose names must
~ Tbs nrSpHssIs viii be opcuCd at 10 u. M, on
the JIh proxifnO, At which time and place bidders
are requested to be present.
PrSpasals will 10 marked Proposals. fOI
oV''' AND K. @. RUTHERFORD,
no6.td Byt Capt u A. A,C.s.
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Personsl,

JADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, Gan HAVE PRl.
Il waite Cancellations at No. 3Us MAssAchusetts
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west.
with Dr., GARDNER, Of the Rleort Hospital, Uni.
ted States Afmy-a gentleman Of twelty-se
yesrs experience In this particular branch
n Upon the receipt Of slJ advice aud nedt-
cline will be sent free by express to any OF the At
lsntie States. Gcl.ly
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL You HAVE CON
! suited old DIR. DARBY, 30 -Four aHd.a-hAlf
street. few doors south Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Ho Ia successful when Others fail; Is cont
DENTAL aud reliable. Separate rooms for ladies.
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JUsrIcn IN NEW YoRK.-A gentleman
who was passing through New York with
his family having been grossly insulted by
tho driver Of ono OF Dodd's stages, which
NAMED In New York, and stated the case TO
Mr.. Dodd. He has since been Informed that
although the driver complained Of had BEEN
ten years In Mr.. Dodd's employ, he was
promptly dismissed, . proof or determine
ton to secure civil treatment from subordl-
mates which merits commendation. II 10 re-
freshing to know that the proprietor Of one
class OF vehicles In Gotham endeavors 10
protect those who ride In them from over
charge and insult.-Wash. Correspondsnes
Bosfon Journal,
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
oryron DEP9r ausRrSssAssyTsR.l

Fokr AosRoE. VA, Nov, u, 1850,
VIII Be sold at PUBLIC suction on account q the
., IN, TUESDAY, December u. 1859. = quantity Of
Condemned and UnstIyiseAble auarleIm,ster's
part Of the following articles;
Tools, BroOm., Brushes, Harness. Scrap Iron.
Stoves. s,oys.PiPe'a Rope; orsn Sacks, Spikes.
Tents. 800 Haversacks and RnApsaeks, % Uniform
Terms Of sale: Cash, In government funds. Bills
to be settled I'm mediately after sale.
Properly to DO removed within ave tN days after
By order Of Chief ouArtaImAster flrst Military
District, HENRY W, JAMES,
ou,rterma ster. noyl3.td
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Medical
THE BLIND MADE TO sEEi
L rUH THE DEAF TO HEART
THE lame Tn WAL ~

L ~ Db ~ HEEt
L -.H THE DEAF TO HEART
THE LAME TO Waikiki
dhd SursrTs yrnm chrontc Diseases Generally.
M hris Yell ,eiihota Nsdteias.
e,,s,ss 4, frtsfoNi well keown In the principal
corner q suS r. s. e sss H2'i /:
here present on MONDAY. Ss OK o. peesmbsyse,
10 reoeiye call, give advice, and treat persons who
may desire his services for The Of chronic dis
Dr.. has bson very successful IN the ,re,,m.n,
pr eases Of long standing. and In many Thai MA
bean pronounced hopelessly iheufSbie By other
he has numerou. testimonial. IN Tolerance "A
cares sfeeed By his tIeainent ~ bad eases Of ca.
voice, snd brpsehisI dsieeitesi 10 coughs. con- S
sumption. and luneN fectionsg In heart disease
nsurNlgla and rhsumatism; In liver oopplaints'
Kidney Diseases and dropsy, In palsy and parRIy.
81 In ehronio diArrhma, piles and pfolspsis Of the
Teotnn In white swelling and dimlnished Ilmbs
In badly in9amed sore eyes aud biindnessj in
serofuls and dsnfnssst In female weaknosses, ner.
vous prostratios and general do ility u the Sys.
TEN. induced by excessive mental Abofs, In door
cor hhement or other oAuses.
hHHtRsscrs-Mrs olive q. Long, rs q street,
and hp. A. W. Hart. tJ6 o. street, washlb Eton,
+ 2. A. y. Hale proprietor Of The Atlantic
Republican Farmer, :" Bridespori. CT and he
many In New Haven. Hartford, PIoVidenes and
Boston. yho have bosn CARED by his treatment
One hour given 20 the poor. from sto 10 o clock
IN que morning.. Cleanliness required.
Vwlngto other epg4gemeuts, DR.. 2. will remain
IN "ashington only sixty days, no27-lins