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The Strh Ward Republican Club Can't Aqree-
: Cheers for Bosoen, Richards and Emery.
b. The Sixth Ward Republican Club met Hast
evening at the Mission Chapel on 10th street
east, and never before was that rickety old
shanty hlled with such turbulent assemblage
politicians gathered around the building dis,
cussfng the merits of the various candidates for
the mayoralty and ward officers. Prominent
among these outsiders was Councilman Gaines
marshalng his cohorts of Anti-Bowenites while
the building itself was about half filed with a
crowd, who sat together like friends and close
"a = Wa" n me prominent figure there being VIM.
D. DopDin, Commissioner of the ward. Ii
seemed to be understood by every body that an
attempt would be made to rescind the action
OF the previous meeting, endorsing Richards for
About s O'Clock Alderman Champion. Presi-
dent or the Club, took the chair, and hadn't
called the meeting to order before the fun com
All went along satisfactorily enough till the
name Of John Russell was proposed for member
snip, when the storm broke out in all its fury.
saws says S one 81 move to lay him ON the
pets, cried half dozen. "He's Democrat
din could be heard Councilman Gaines, "You
can't come That over us. Push up there in
fronts" then turning around 10 the door,)
LONE IN here, boys; make room in front
c rnats ,d the game you're PLAYING is it? YOu
! dozen voices then, .Fut the motion" aDon't
mind 69ines; he's drunk s.Yes, he's crazy"
" Gnnesm.'Oh, you can't come that"
"A noiceC1Three cheers for Mayor Bowen
fora. e. Richards; and SO on it went alternately,
cneefs and groans for one and the other.
for. uSssley Osborn, who always usurps the plat
ana, reporters, was there fiourishine his grand
eaaoys white MAJ, IN 2 futile effort to get the
ears ears 2. me meeting; but he was greeted with
| cs,es .. Sn Gown, you mutton hesd;Y "You
mule bag your head - Sc. .G
IT. Oeborn.m"I win be heard, III it takes me
al nisht;. three cheers for Bowen.l -
ece fTSrcs $780, .g s 20 question Of priyil.
r., privilege to talk all night 80 90 :
,,,c III same. You bring your corporation
Cries Of :" What's that got to do with Russell y,
q, ~; SainSs.SoWhy isn't 1t John H Russell of
thS cntn ward " 80. Tiaa - .
=. vne Cnar and shout tour hundred others,
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grinder OF which came from Richmond, and
that paper had charged that they (the commit
Seel had not paid for the hall. de called on
Dr. Lockwood to state whether or not he had
Dr. Lockwood said that he had received p,v,
and expressed his qualification at so large a
Mr.. Pecbiu said that IT had been state that
Mr.. Emery weuld be supported by the cd L. and
ends. They had thrown their bs, nsr to the
breeze. and would welcome all who cou d en-
SOrse the platform. He was not fearful a. o
the result. The fact that contracts had been
given out to influence voters would operate
against the party In power.
Mr.. CrossmaI next addressed til, meeting.
Mr.. Dixon, from the Committee to wa ON
Mr.. Emery, reported that the committee had
that they reported that Mr.. Emery had accent
ed the nomination with which they had honored
HIM. They were authorized to say that he
would communicate further with the associa-
ton in writing at its next meeting.
Mr.. Barrett proposed three cheers for the
next Mayor, which were given.
thst two Years sso he wou,S not TaHs tbo ash
The people would, outside OF clique, assemble
and nominate q candidate for Mayor, as had
bees done night. The City Hall ring would
TO keep in Elected, as they had been, by frand,
theyexPected to remain in by fraud. Mr.. Fo-
lev They viii not.'1 The donovan contract
it. No matter what party You have been con-
nected with, reform Is necessary, and IL was the
duty OF All 70 help remove this rubbish from
the City Hall. With the ring, to be Repubii-
can is to give gold-headed cane TO Sayies j.
Bowen and w. A. Cook, and a set OF silver to
Major Morse; and some had been taxed tc make
those presents. "A VOICE. was taxed ss.'
Another voice., g." Gel They had NOM
mated anan tonight well known to ali our
citizens, who-and he desired Sayies j. Bowen
and W. A. Cook to know it-would be triumph
antly elected. 49, - :
Mr.. A. II. Kinney followed, warmly endorsing
Mr.; Emery IS a friend to the nottingham Who
had never wronged the laborers. "a voice.
And he is an eight hour man He had when
the stone cutters commenced to work the eight
hour rule given the benefit to the laborers
Applause Would they allow Bowen to
be reelected: lSoices-"No.'l Then they
should see that no one registers but those who
has the right, and by that means they would
ensure MI. Emery's election. tApplause.l
Mr.. X. c. Hewest was called on and urpsd the
importanceof registering. and acareful scrutiny
CT the applicants. He aid not wish to see any
fraudulent voters on the list, and would sooner
see Mr.; Emery defeated than have him elected
through fraud. [Applause.l
The meeting adjourned with "cheers for the
next Mayor OF Washington, Matthew G. Emery"
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OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF HEALTH,

WASHINGTON, u u, April ID, lsaO.b
Editor EreniHg Star: Concerning the deposit
of night-sOil by the scavengers OF the First and
Third Wards at the foot OF 22d street during a
portion of the month of October and the months
of November and December only. desire TO
say that il was done by my own dire ction, the
Board Of Health taking no action in the matter
and having no knowledge of the fact. IL was
adopted purely as a sanitary measure, believing
it far better that the night-soil should be
deposited in one place and then properly deo-
doriZed and made available for agricultural
purposes, than that the scavenger should dump
ii Unfortunately throughout different portions
Of the city, as they were then doing This plan
is succeeding well in the eastern part of the
CITY, and should equally well in the western.
But In consequence of various complaints IL
has been abandoned, and no night soil has been
deposited at the foot of 22d street since the first
Of January, and what remains there is being
rapidly converted into fertilizer, and removed
The enclosure is well policed, and in a sanitary
point of view is unObjectionable.
Yours, respectfully, j. +. DEXTER, Nj. d.,
Secretary Board of Health.
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deciding the matter in Doubt, which was met
with cries Of "No, no. /" You can't come it,
Adjourn, ADJOURN" "where's your resolu-
ffon endorsing Emery?--(It appears that tue
dorsing Emery--REP l-"Oh, YOU can't endorse
EmeryP where's the lrishman who's going
10 vote for Emerv?" "Remember Plug Uglies
from Baltimore. "Nes, and the man Who paid
theI expenses And that's the way the meet
ing was conducted until nearly midnight. when
gradual dispersion supplied the place of an
al. ournmeRt-
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CITY ITEMS.

GENUINs BAy Run, of recent importation.
whole ale and retail, az r. II. Finley * Co.'S,
Az eth street, nesr r. 1874,
TorRrsrs viii nnd the American House, Bos-
ton, the best point from which 90 visit neigh
boring places OF interest. Cafe, billiards, pas
senger elevator, suites Of rooms, baths, &c.
VERY HANDsoNE STYLES Of Walking Coats
IRON SO TO go; some Of them very fine goods
and double breasted
The most OF them are below market valne.
GEO. 4. HENNING
No. ii0 eth street NV
ALASKA DIAMONDS
Jet .Ieweiry,
orede Jewelrv,
Fancy Goods.
Vases and ChromoS,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Iewclry
store, No 4S Pennsy lyania avenne. between
AZ and 9Th streets.
NJ n. PRINCE, would inform his patrons. that
henceforth the Pawn Broking branch win be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. 46I
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LOB MOUNT VERNON.
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
DKfwKKN
WASHINGTON AND NEW TORK.

10 S SRes3E, r ssd yALLffSIT Of 80
ISkAa ALnXANDklA, WAsHIH0TON, soA
from Pier 90, East river, every WEDNSSpAT ~
sv.rs NON BAY rH II sfc,s s y {,
FOR further information, apply 10 r p A DEM
HAM, Agent, once end wharf foot OF High street,
veo5estown OF 81 u corner Of nth strsst and New
euzl-H Nv. FUOnPsou pre~sx.,e
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W. ID. CLEHEN
THOMAS BOWIIr
nRi GOODS AT GOLD PRICEs.

The decline In gold enables rs 10 ofier GREAT
BARGAlNs in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS.
ard wide Bleached Shifting Cotton, 1873 cts very
cheap; yard wide Bleached shifting, eeyy aeary IL
eents-a special BARGAIN, Richardson's and other
makes, Irish Linens, a. cheap as before the war
large stock Of Black and ColOred Alpscas, from Is
cents up; Cassmep and Tweeds for Men and Boys,
very cheap: besutiful Spring Delainee and Armures
Is; and y; 4g-o yards Spring Cslicoes, {, 10 and
Ia cents, 1.-THE best goods made at l2h cents also
full stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Cor-ets Skirts xc
Special bargains may b. eNpected by all who favor
Us with call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
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DROPosALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
ING.

MAYols oITIcI, CRY HALL,
WARRINGTON, ID. C, April 4, ls7O
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
G Sh ssd IA NJ ,h aIy e re for
streets
FIRST WARP. ,-u--.. -.
Iweag-sfxth street west, from Z 20 X street
north
ssreet north. from Boundary to Sixteenth street
eEooND wAKD.
west.
street north, from Twelfth to Fifteenth street
weet.a
Ninth street west. from to street nosta, and
80 THIRD WARD
New Jersey avenue, IRON New York avenue 70
FoUKTH wARD
North Capitol street, from street north 10 Now
Second street west, from d to II street north.
SIXTH WARD. rsrsr-.
Thirteenth street east.
Tws,it a, street esst, fren to street south.
SEVENTH WARD
q street south, from New Jersey avenue 10 Third
street west. " univ
Biddcrs win state the price per cubic yard for
eredinG, and the price Per square yard Tor grav.l
ne the ersding 70 be paid for only one way either
! Hsos,ne or nIilnsNthat which me- ures most.
AZ o1rplus Earth 70 be deposifes where the Conn.,
no1ers OF lnDrose Dents in the wards where the
mIroyemeno are % be may direct
Toe ng1t % reject any OF I'll bias 10 reserved.
thai sses ID Is scospteS ths sissers sii
.s5 mo ,o oonusct Tor the Isriormsnes Thereof
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Georgeto wn Advertisements,

NJ ATTENTION, woRKINGMEN = The
UY work lngDen's Association Of GeDrcetoNn
S 9 meet N Good samaritan Hall on THCRSDsY
EVENING neat, at o clock y m. Every member
Of the AssociatiOn is requested % attend
apis JB. ADAMS. Pr..t,.,,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
HolFoR THE FISHING SHORES

The Fast and staunch Steamboat G. p SMITH.
captain JOHN MARTIN, will leave the
wharf Al the loot of Eleventh street 6A4A@N
ENEkf MORNING at . O'Clock anda
;. p: Brown SONS wharf. foot of Seventh street
Al sla o clock, for the FISHING SHORES on lie
Potomac rlyer, stopping at Fort EOote, Fort ash
lnRton; ~ arehan Hall, Iona, and GlymORt: return
O'Clock in the morning ~
Tickets for the round trim only One Dollar
for further information apply to BISCOE LIT
nkELL. near the foot Of Eleventh street, aud =
BkoWN son. ~ Seventh street wharf mhs n
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
Til. The steamer ARkow, Capt. Thomas st.clIoIs.
DAILY. except Sundsys,I at 10 u. m,
tor MOlNT VERNON, touching at
Alexandria, Forts foote and Washington. MARKHAM
HAL, Nd, white House and lone, Va, returning g
me eaty "S1n JAMES syxrs a.,,.,,x
"a E-u Ofnce-Wiiisrd Hotel.
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IEpCcKNRNr TO BUY A Coop SEWING MA
CHNE-willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, viii hereafter be sold on liberal trrus
Inquire ~ the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
skirt Factory, 4os Seventh street, between ID
ana r.
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IRISH REPUBLICAN MEETINGs-The Second
when Andrew McKenna' offered A Resolution,
which was adopted, advising all Irishmen to be-
ware OF Patrick Murphy alias Charles T.. St
GAR, as he WAS "disorganizer and a SLAM
The Seventh Ward Irish Republicans met
last evening at Delaney's Hall, Thomas Cara
her in the chair and Robert Burns secretary
The chairman OF the Labor COMMITTEES Reported
that work had been obtained for several menu
beers of the club. Ii was decided to take part
name was appointed marshal. Col. Perry Car
son appeared with number of the members of
the Pioneer Club, and three cheers were given
by the visitors for the Irish Republicans. Adj
dresses were delivered by Perry Carson, DIR.
Boyd, and others.
SALE OF MoxEY.-The Central Building As
ISOLATION at its hfty-ffth monthly meeting last
night sold 80 shares of stock at 30 and 30 =. No
more money seemed to be wanting by stock
holders, and some e2 800 remained unsoid to be
80 per cent-should purchasers come forward.
judging from the slacknes of the bidding at
several Of the building associations there is no
grea rat demand Na Tor money money at The present time
No: 2, held its monthly meeting last evening,
and the sum of 81 ,266 was advanced on sixteen
shares, at an average Of 81 per cent.
honorably discharged soldiers, sailors and ma
rines was held last evening at Odd Fellows
HAL, NAVY lard, and organized post of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, and elected the
following omcers for the ensuing term:-E. G.
Kirkwood, Commando; Francis Wood, Senior
Vice Commander; Chas. K. Joyce, Junior Vice
GoWnander; BENJAMIN Austin, Adjutant; H.
d. Wylle, Quartermaster; T.. A. Adams, Sur
geon; Geo. kiinehanse, Chaplain; Benjamin p.
Palmer, Sergeant Major; Chas. Morgan, Quar-
termaster 81 rgeant; Chas. +. Watson, Officer OF
the Day. Clarence N. Barton, Delegate to the
Department Encampnent. 80
. - 2. ..-.l /. -. -L.
THERE was q large attendance of members AZ
the Choral Society rehearsal last evening, indi-
eating great success for their concert on April
3oth, under the leadership Of Prof. H. &. Sher-
towards position among the first male musical
gamzations In the country. Among the visi-
tors NJ the rehearsai We noticed Prof. j. Rem
inngton Fairismb, whose criticism upon the per-
SHT
SEE the Advertisements NJ NJ a ax-.,. a,
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"AsroNIsHrSc EFT TRr-r-

ASTONISHING But True"
That DoOiey's CkemiodI Teas, BalInv Po.sler
Is not only the best but the cheapest in market
IL II entirely free from any deleteriOus sub
stances, and compounded with such scrutulou~
eSactDess that the contents of each box are the
same, and viii produce the same results every
time. IL Is uneqnalled for making biscuits.
rolls, cakes, pastry, &c--at once healthy aud
nutritious. Full weight in each package GRO
GERS everywhere keep ~ COZ
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DRoPosALs FOR PAVING.
MAyons OFFICE. Or

WAsnIxsIos, d. G., April >. $50
Sssieo rIoposais will be received st this once nn-
~ ~ Q clock, m, THuReDAY. eist Tor PAVING
Sne esrriagewsy Of fifteenth street west, between
Ihe e1sas Huss b either Of the ssne quality a.
That With which II street ID paved, or Seneca sand
stone, at the dtscretfon Of the Mayor
Bidders will state the price psr square yard ID
GLIDING the Necessary grading and trimming
perintendent and Inepector 81 Streets, &C.
Each BID must be occcmp anied BY written guar
antee that N TIE ID is sccepted the bidder viii ea-
ter into cnnfrucf Tor the performance Of the WORK
Bids 90 be Endorsed Propossls for Paving Car
riageway OF Fifteenth street West
spii.mwfa 5. J. BOWEN, Mayer.
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SHILLING LIoUoR ON SUNDAY.-Margaret Car
berrywas arrested yesterday by Oficer Pearson.
charged with selling liquor on sunday, and Jus,
flee DruTy fined her so.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES ADJOURNED SALE OF A prsyR-
R nsLLkE SpppTTA$E RksiDENGE; NO. - PROS

ksi Ih hST AHpSetRhED SALE or DEstR-
PECT STREET, GEORGKTOWN
BY virtue Of deed q trust dated the 18th
-. Novemher, 10, recorded IN Liner 4 G. n .
sSo. -, folio SO, q the land records Of Wash
lngton County and by direction Of the parties in
terested, the Subscribers viii sell at pubic auction
without reserve TO the highest bidder on the prem
lees on GklbAh, the z2d day Of April, ls71, az
pect street, and lot o. feet front by is feet
10 an alley, now occupied by MIR, A. ii. Clemenfs
o must be paid o. the time and place Of sale and
me residue IN equal sums in AZ and j. mouths with
aser note will be taken secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold. IL the are net COMPLIED
with within hye days from the day Of sale the Trs
tees reserve the right TO reee the property 10 the
bidder for cash ten days pubiis notice az
The rlsk and cost OF the purchaser in defauh All
cos'syancing and stamps az the purchaser cOst.
ID, CLEnENrs Trustees.
app THOMAS BOWIING hpc,io,..r
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NAceHrr MARY.-Mary Nolan, for assan,t
and battery On X. NJ. Stevens, was finea - III
Justice Maryman, OF the Eighth Precinct. "
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SELLING LIoUoR WITHOUT LICENsE-John
Quintus Was arrested yesterday by officer Beali.
out license, and lined s23 by Justice Wall: which
fine he superseded.
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Ew EXPkEss LINE
'S Va, AWtL Asaiss4nnAi AkkSSbbASpRlA
6EOR0BTOWN D. o.

s 49,: fs iil's: &. sTfUisaDisff:' :s
IRON eS wster street, esorssso~ A, WFpNIs-
Apply to HYDE fYITi, 81 water ssr.,s.
0eoreetovn, d. c.. u. ELDRID0E co, Alsr,
sndIia, W. WI. OLfDK CO., IL North wharves,
fnifadelphia. feG0
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SALE or ArE INTERPRETATIONS p wee
man, real estate broker and auctioneer, has ~
the Inc interest OF Joseph A. waring in LOT Il
square 43e, 10 w. d. Todd, for s2.5ee. - = =
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SHOT HIMsELF.-Yesterlay . man named
Henry Cinoei. living % No. 135 18th street, sho,
OF drawing ball from pistol I'hc Wound
though painful, ID not oonsidared danesross.
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LIZER ON THE RANPA6K-Eliza Throon vas
arrested yesterday by officer Fields for assanIt
and battery, and fined 81 By Justice Maryman'
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeats, &C.

NATIONAL THzArER--Lotta in little Nell
and the Marchioness.'
LINCOLN HALL.-Lecture by Professor Sill
man.
WHiTEHuRsr GALLERr--Grand Prize PIANO.
ramle Exhibition, every evening, this v eek only.
0HITH's ART GALLERY, 2i5 r st.
AARKRrHR's ART GALLEY, lSs tn street.
BARLow's ART galley, ~ Pa syenus,
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FINE ALEs-See special announcement else
where, In regard to Dubant's famous ale vaults.
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Goxs UP.-John II. smith, alias Beyd. WIN
was arrested few days since on the charge OF
stealing So from Anthony Holmesi. ~ =
hearing yesterday before Justice Thomoson.
who sent him to jail for court.
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SOLICITING TRADE WITHOUT LIcMsE-
sidney Lester was arrested yesterday by 0eioel
and Justice Chase fined him SO, which be pait
and was discharged. =, - - - :
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THERE was large attendance of members a
the Choral Society rehearsal last evening, ind
30th, under the leadership Of Prof. H. &. Sher
man. This society has taken rapid stride,
towards a position among the frsf male musica
organizations In the country. Among the visi
ington Fairlamb, whose criticism upon the Der
formances Of the society were very Mastering.
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ASSAULT WITH ISrHxr TO KrLI.-DAyid Dom
OF the second precinct, for as.euit nd batfery
with intent b kill James Callahan and after .
hearing before Justice Wan IVES sent to jail for
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ana IL was not tie KIND OF machine that suited
him. ... b..
MIR. Cook replied that Mr.. S. was as old citi-
zen as himself. This meeting was not called in
the interests of the old or new citizens, but for
surprise that Mr. john ~ +. Cook did not
identify himself with the ward clubs. He had
made charges against them Of disorder at their
meetings, and he should lend the influence of
his presence to make order and harmony. He
did not find 1t inconsistent to accept public
office from them. He invited all factions TO
come back into the original club, where they
would be welcomed if they conducted them
selves properly. (Noices.-Oh! Ah!I
Mr.. Robert Clark recommended that if the v
were wise they would abandon their disputes,
which were childish, and 60 to work like men in
the coming contest. /, t-.s .f .--.s..E '. ...r
Mr.. Francis Taverns said it was the intention
! Of N.Y. Syphax to misrepresent the Republicans
too much One-man power in their ward politics,
and it was time to put it down. While they
were willing to recognize the rights OF the First
Ward Club, they would not be controlled by
their leading partiZans. When questions were
put squarely to vote and decided directly con-
trary to the vote, out Of partizan feeling Of
their presiding officer, he. for one would not
unite with them or any such triclcsters az their
leaders. He did not express any preference a.
| to who should be their nominee; bat the Repub-
licans Of the First Ward were sick Of having
alluded to the reports that no man could be en-
pioyed on the corporation work unless he was
sworn to support Mayor Bowen, and characters
lied such proceedings a. outrageous. Il was the
fined to the First Ward, but, as he understood
city.
but Bowen men. tVeices.-"Yes,"- eyes"
"yes.'] -- - - :.
AT; Aeaney then repeated the question, as he
Mr.. Tayeyns said that others had answered thu
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SEE the advertisement Of M. A. Straus, in
close buyers Of clothing in the matter or prices.
and - % variety, his stock will compare q vor,
ably with any outside Of New York. Give him a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
KOS K 90

Strikes nj the root of disease by purifying
the blood, restoring the liver and Kidneys
to q healthy action and ipvigorating the
nervous system. This IL the secret of It's
wonderful success In curing Scrofuia, Sy-
philis, Dyspepsia, Liver Com plnint, thru~
mic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, nervous Af'
fcctions. Eruptions of the Skin, Humors,
Loss Of Vigor, Diseases of Kidneys and
Bladder, and all diseases caused by a had
state of the blood. or diseased condition
of the Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Sytcin,
Etc II thoroughly eradicatcs every kind
the entire system to healthy condition.
Thousands have been changed hy the use
of this medicine from weak, sickly, suffer-
ing creatures, to strong, healthy and happy
men and women.
No Medicine has attained such grcnt rr-
putation as this justly celebrated COM
pound. MN. .4s.s
ity. aee
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SAFELY ANDCERTAINLY

removed from the most DELICATE IN
FAINT, by the timely use of
II. A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.
1t is perfectly harmless, contalnsn no Mer-
curry, beinga
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
and may be administered with the utmost
safety TO children OF all ages.
Worm CONNECTIONS, made more for the
purpose of pleasing the palate than of
overcoming the disease, have been manu-
featured all over the country, but their
short lease of life is nearly exhausted, and
b. A. Fahnestock' IS Vermifuge continues b.
Urnu, m fin
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
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Why Is II that so many children die I'M
der tho age of five years7 That large
has long been subject OF remark, and
without satisfactory cause ascertained, 1t
IL certain.
Also, It is known that worms exist in the
human system from It's earliest infancy F;
therefore parents, especially mothers, who
are more constantly with their children,
cannot be too observing of the first symp-
toms of worms; for 80 surely ~ they exist,
they can be