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A TUBULAR BRIDGE PROJECTED Across THE
OHIO RIVERA dispatch from Louisville to the
New York Standard says: 1t is stated that the
Erie, Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and
Jehersonville Ferry Company, have decided to
build a tubular bridge over the Ohio river at
this point. third rail is to be laid on the track
of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad from Gin
oinnat to Louisville, in order to enable the Bal
timOre and Ohio railroad to run through trains
To Louisville.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS-.
& Conclusion Yeste rday.s ProceedIng.

SENATE.-The Senate remained in Execu-
tive session until o'clock.
At the evening session, the deficiency appro-
JTiatiOn bin was proceeded with.
DISTRICT AUTHORIZATIONS
The following amendments Of the Committee
on appropriations were agreed to;-for annual
repairs Of the Treasury building, 1000, for
support OF primary schools in the District of
Columbia outside of Washington and George
town, $1,000; to reimburse the First National
Bank ct Washington for advances made to the
select committee on ordnance, 81 ,631.61.
Mr.. Sherman, from Finance Committee, re-
ported an item of $50 ,Oc0 for employees in New
York assay Office. Adopted.
Mr.. Morrill, (Nt) moved An item Of $1,000 for
putting mp electrical gas apparatus tor Senate
Mr.. Sherman reported House bill providing
that no internal tax be levied on pork packers,
lard vendors and those engaged in smoking
hams. Passed.
The bill was then passed.
At II O'Clock the Senate went into executive
session. and then adjourned.
PASSAGE OF THE TAX BILL.
HOUSE-After our report closed
The report Of the committee of conference
Oh the tax bill was coneurred Images III, noes
IL.
The Speaker announced a. members of the
conference on the civil and miscellaneous ap-
PIOpriation bin, Messrs. Dawes, OF Massachu-
setts, Beck, Of Kentucky, and Sargent, of Cali
fornia
ON the army appropriation bill, Messrs.
Dickey. of Pennsylvania, Logan, of Illinois
and wsshburn, of Wisconsin.
PASSAGE OF THE FUNDING BILL.
Mr. Sehenck, from the committee of confer
ence, re ported the funding bill In the same form
as IL was reported yesterday with the exception
OF the seventh section, requiring the banks to
take the new bonds, which was stricken out.
The report was accepted, and the bin passed
yeas 123 nays IS.
Mr.. Maynard, (Tenn.,) from the Committee
of Ways and Means, reported a joint resolution
suspendng the operations of the third section of
The act of July %, 1858, 50 far as it relates to
spirit metres; which was passed.
Mr.. Farnsworth Qll.) introduced q general
Amnesty bill restricting from its operation the
first seven of the nine classes enumerated in the
bill reported from the Reconstruction Commit
tee by MIR. Butler Mass a few days since. The
bill was rejected-ayes "a, noes I0i.
The reports in the case of General Howard
were submitted, and the House adjourned.
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PROPOSALS FOR DEAD LETTER ENyE
LOPES.
Posr OFrIcEprp.R,Nrxry

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. g., June Is, lS7O (
seasd PTTpO.sls will be received at this Depart
period & 1eh on the
10Th day OF August, $50, envelopes to be used for
The Envelopes must be hand eummed, and equal
IN Quality q paper and manufacture to tbs sample
upon them as the Po.smastsr General may dreefe
They must bedelyered in such quantities and at such
IN soSS 04dsf
. s0ng rsstebosrd boxes, ready for use. free Of
about l6e !0co per month, the annual supply being
estimated at 2eoo,0 900, tmore or less =
invited and blank forms for propo. ais NAV be had
Sn application to the Third Assistant Postmaster
No proposal will be considered unless offered by
DsRGisS,.TeT 81 en.eopes and
master General reserves the right 10 reject any snd
all bids il In bis Judgment the interests Of the Gov
Bond, viii spp50ysd and Sufficient suretie. in the
snm OF SM vim be required for the faithfuI per
Sns OF 6s , % section Ct the Of
der said win be made quarterly alter pro
per adjustment Of accounts.
right to annul the contract whenever the same. or
any part thereof lis offered for sale for speculation
contract be allowed or sanctioned to any party who
nai re- IN the opinion OF the Postmaster General.
original Contractor and the right il also reserved 10
me roSs,msster General TO annul the contract II in
faithfully any Of its stipuations, or in case OK WITT
full attempt to impose upon the Department enyei.
opes inferior to sample. SA'''
Bids should be securely enveloped and sealed,
marked Proposals for Dead Letter Envelopes " And
addressed to the Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
,s,s .h.ar SSo' sSS'Ss' SEs$iILGG,
I'Hls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia. holding q special term, let
W III, 9I sdmnstration on the personal estate Of
states Navy, deceased. All persons having claims
AGAINST ths said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
nlblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, or before the 18th day Of June next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from alt
penent OF the said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of June, 1870.
ANDREW STEWART,
1eSthsw Administrator.
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CALIFORNIA WHEAT HARvEsT.-The San
Francisco Alta OF the 4th saws: The wheat
harvest Il still in progress. and there il a genera
complaint of lack OF labOrers. Cinnamon are
extensively employed as hsrvesters. Both reap-
sTs and headers are used in cutting the grain.
The former being preferred near the coast, and
abe latter in the Sacramento basin. In some
places the grain shells out to such an extent
that more than enough for an ordinary seeding
n already on the ground Some OF the farmers
will barrow in the seed thus fallen. and let II
VOLUNTEER. A number OF fires have occurred in
the grain, 30 many that they suggest the i'm
fCrtanCe CT devising some means for proven
ting ami Furnishing the careless Use of ire in
the harvest fields. The san joaquin Valley
Railroad Company has offered to put down a
Temporary track on the bank of the Stanislaus
River IN the Paradise district, and TO carry
wheat from there TO San Francisco. at the rate
OF $40 per ton by the car load. This Is les,
Imam three cents per ton per mile.
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A BRIDEGROOM OF A WEEK DROwSED.-The
Troy i ines, July II, saws: A very sad affair
fappeT at Grafton yesterday. Three young
mel. were bathing in what II called the Peck
ham Pond, and were testing their respective
<bilititS 20 swim across the pond. when one of
them. Philip y. HdsSam was taken, as is
supp Ell, with cramps, became frightened
sank and was drowned. As he was sinking one
OF his comrades. Joseph Love, went to his aS,is-
tanc-, caught him by the arm, bur was unable
10 keep him atOat; 80 they both went u the
bottom together where the water was ten feet
deep and filed with lilies Finding his efforts
Hnavsiling to raise the drowning man, who
ClIDched hold of the lilies. Love came to the
surface and swan ashore, when he was nearly
exhausted The body remained in the water
over two hours before il was recovered. The
dc ceased was the second son OF Henry Ha<sam
OF Grafton, was nineteen years old, and left :,
wife. He had been married just one week.
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DICKxNs's Domestic LIFE.-A writer in the
Chicago Advance gives these among other
personal details about Charles Dickens:
The ugliest feature in his life is his treat
ment of his wife. Mr.. Wells, his business
partner and most intimate friend, told me last
year that il was the one objectionable act that
could neither be explained nor forgiven. The
causes of the separation are perfectly well
known Miss Hogarth, own sister Of Mrs Dick
ems, who had always lived in the family from
the time of the marriage, was too much the
favorite of the head. For years this was the
subject OF discord until ii ended i'm separation,
Mrs Dickens removing TO Gloucester Crescent,
London, while Miss Hogarth remained at Gad's
Hill to the last. No charge of n criminal aspect
was ever made. Dickens paid his wife GOO
year. The children, of whom eight are living,
went at their option from one house to the other
the SONS mostly residing at their mothers house
the daughters with their father. A correspon-
dence was kept up between husband and wife,
and Miss Hogarth frequently saw her sister at
her own Mrs. Dicken's) house. 1t was the re-
fusal OF Bradbury s. Evans to publish Dickens
statement" in the columns OF Punch that caused
the quarrel ending by his withdrawal from
iforsehold Words and commencing All the Year
ROsnd. Although Charles Dickens. Jr., mar
Iied Miss Evans, the seniors never after the out
break spoke to each other.
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STDDFS DEATH IN A SUNDAY SCHooL-wm
7 Aher died suddenly in YocomtOwn on SUNDAY
the 81 Instant, during the opening exercises OF
The Sunday school of which he was superin-
tendent. He read the beautiful hymn BEGIN
ming, Amazing grace, how sweet the sound /"
ard while the school was singing this hymn, in
which he Joined with unusual spirit and a. they
reached the last words of the line he sank to the
hoOr snd instantly expired. He was a man of
excellent mind, and was a class leader in the
United Brethren Church for a number of wears
He leaves a wife and seven children. Tork
(Id.) RepUblicdH.
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TkuSTEES SALE OF THE LEASEHOLD OF
The .GOPELAND FAkM," SITUATED AT
HE SECOND TOLLGATE ON THE SEW
ENTH STREET ROAD, TOGETHER WITH
HgESEH0Lp fukNlTukE, MING
a Or MONDAY MORNING next July 49, at
u no'clock, on the premises, by virtue Of a deed
IN OF trust rec rded in Liber No. 6l2, folio asa,
/" one of the land records for Washing ton coun,
ty, ID. O., will sell the leasehoa Of the Cope
land Farm, which has about thirteen years to
q rental OF SAD per annum. Also, a quantity of
Household Furniture, Crops, Horses, Cows, Chick
Utensils, &C.
Terms at saIe. JAMES E. WAUGH, Trustee.
lyll dkds COOPER a IATIMER Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.


s % . .sSsss;;Ss e sss:s: o.
s6sE s At IN AvSTs2f 81 HAHI
EGfEAslElSF pk M5Ta
500 yofEREs sELsJr B6So6ks .l AND
ssiss S s:sS s. sss Z. !: n: ssss
d n rP a. H. c,I as Fl; ;n g. duly
tet Of Columbia. shall oer = public auction. Tor fcr
and the ssy e NH
pIo S a 10 9oloek all the sernI
deed OF trust, and PARTIAL, described = follows
oN THE PARLOR.
T T me n Mesdailion Carpet
Six Chairs to match
Ten Ten G ina m s. ,sh G,o Of,na%%eptsd
One small and one Gard Table
One One Cover tsSssN and stool nesdf for same
-Four sets sne Satin Window Curtains
Two sets fine La Curtains
Two f hspt G. ss''F'
Two Fancy Divans
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Five handsome bet quality Brussels Carpets
RSss swood s and wsin n Lounges Ssss,ssH'
AMID AMID Walnut Walnut marble ts
Mattresses. BOlsisrs. Pillows Comforts and Bed
Linen sheets Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs, Conmodes, and Corner Racks
And in each room Silk, Rep. and Lace Curtains
DINING ROOM.
One Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern
One Extension Table
Gns sci. Di ,ao fk Snsiss
One Mirror, one Msntel Clock
Cutlery and Fable ware s"
SILVER tss and Spoons
One set of fine Silk Rep Curtains.
LIBRARY.
One elegant W alnut Library Table
S One Eis sns ss sidsSo 70 match
Two fins Walnut Bookcases
60 s volumes Of select Books, including the Gentle
mans Mss.zins, complete; Annual Register,
Three ss, ssts Sir f ssS Curtains tain
KITCHEN.
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Two RefIieeEstOrs
SERVANTS ROOMS.
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus,
s 70, $ i ali III he e chambers 4, q,er
Oilcoth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs.
And at O'Clock ,. m, on the said 7th day of July
so, shall offer af that piece parcel Of ground IN
LOT numbered nineteen 7s in Davidson subdivision
Of square numbered two hundred and eighty five,
dwelling house, brown stone trimmings, and conn
tanning sixteen comfortable rooms, situated upon
the south side Of street north, between 18th and
18th streets west.
Terms SI0U cash; balance In three, six. nine.
and twelve months from date, secured by deed of
trust upon the premises. All conveyancing and rev
clue stamps at the expense Of the purchaser. de-
post of $40 will be required hen the house is Sold
ALBERT g HALL. Trustee.
je24-dts GRep.l COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
~IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SERIOUS
illness of member 81 the family the above sale il
postponed until THURSDAY, Jnly 81, same hsur
and place. ALBERT G. HALL Trnstae
Iy1-d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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SALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
u ASH NGToN, ID. o., June p, 1870.
The Navy Department will offer for sale, at public
auction, at the United States Navy Yard Brook yn
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July, $50 at II
O'Clock. M, the hve-oak frame, copper fastened
screw steamer
SEMINOLE,
OF so tons, Old measurement.
Also, at the United States Navy Yard, Washing
ton, on WEDNESflA Y, the 18th lay of July IS3O at
II O'Clock, M, the steam tug
PRIMROSE,
of 81 tons
The vessels and their inventories can be examined
at any time on application to the Commandments of
the respective yards. One half of the whole amount
OF the purchase money of each vessel must be depos
tied at the time Of adjudication, and the must
be removed from the Navy Yard within two (2J
weeks from the Gay of sale. "
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessels from sale for any purchaser no will nav
the appraised value with increase of l0) per
centum thereto. ie25- Stawfs
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THE LATEST RAILWAY NovELrY.-The mar
row gauge railway principle, of which ac-
counts have been so generally published as being
IN successful operation In Wales, has an
Hokendauqua, Pennsylvania, where line only
two feet six inches in gauge, built to take away
the cinders from the blast furnaces, and
operated for long time by horse power, has
now been operated by steam, the engines being
built for the purpose by Messrs. Baird & CO.,
at the Baldwin Locomotive works, Philadelphia.
in one hundred or two hundred and eleven feet
per mile, which Is done to economist room. One
Of the engines will haul with ease up this high
grade eight Of the wider cars, making an aggre-
gate of twenty-six tons, with Q boiIer-pressure
OF one hundred and twenty or one hundred and
twenty-fi pounds to the square inch. The
steam cylinders Of the engine are only nine
inches in diameter and twelve inches stroke,
and the driving wheels are thirty inches in
diameter, with steel tires two inches thick
Philadelphia North American, 11h.
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ga caution has been given by the doctors
against the ladies wearing green tarlatan dresses
or trimmings.
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tsq-, acting for the heirs of the late James O.
PumIhTey. sold last week the farm of the de-
ceased, situate in Surratt's district, in this
county Tor about - 900. 1t was purchased by
an English gentleman W. no intends locating with
- or % White mem Morlboro' Gn-stte
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.

IN. ,.o1 t q G1S sHns y 81 bn 1
granted % him on the 10Th day Of September, isss
and reiseued N too DIVISIONS, No Sis, on the III
Of November, 1865, for an improvement in Hsrxeyt
ers: ~ hofNest-
II i ordered that the testimony I'm the GO. -.
sa9 n on me 80 day Of August next that the time
limited 70 the I'd day OF septemher NET ,vD9rs os
nett Peuuon be heard on the 7th day Of September
ANY person may OPPOSE this extension.
;o.ou. SAMUEL 8. USHER
'SFurSt Commissioner Of Pa.euts
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nY THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. o19 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office
TKCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TTNWIrErNN EkEVnNTH STREET WEST, BE-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ys-
TATE On EkkVnNTH STREET WEST, BE
I"EhN z AND STREETS NORTH
IA by virtue OF a deed of trust from Ben amjn n
SNugent aud wife, bearing date 10th day of NAV.
Aa y IS6g, TO the undersigned as Trustee and
1ne ,apd rsfords Of the county of Washington
ahT oy airsctlon OF the party secured thereby
I'll AZ PUBIC auction, in front of the premises
9 on ksDAG 'he 2lst day Of July, A b. $50. at
oocIock p; m, all that piece parcel eff ground sit.
nate and being in the city of Washington, in the
District OF Columbia, known and described as Iot
square numbered 500 ~ u
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance in and II
months, with interest. to be secured by a deed Of
trust on the premises sold. If the terms are not Co
piled with in five days after the day of sale the Trus
tee reserves the RICH to resell the cost and risk of
Ire hrft purchaser, alter week notice All con
veyancing and revenue stamps costs of purchaser
deposit OF $50 must be made at the time of sale
ANDREW J. JOYCE, Trustee
jys-tds THOS r. WAGGawaN 49,,
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EALTH Is WITHOUT PRICE
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEM ALE REGULATOR.
WONAN'S BEST FRIEND.

VIII restore the secretions relieve all pain q the
monthly PERIOD" cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia
oil BACK and Uterus. LeucorrhQa or "Whites,n and
partial PIoapsus Uteri; check excessive dow, and
correct ali irregularities peculiar to ladies.
IL Will remove all Irritation Of Kidneys and Blad-
GER relieve purify the Blood give tone
and strength to the whole system; clear the Skin,
nParting rosy hue to the cheek, and cheerfuiness
1t ID as sure Q cure In all the above diseases ..
Quinine ID In chlls and fever.
Ladies teDlselrss Of all the above diseases
ertthoHt receaifHe their complaints to any person
which 10 always notifying to their Pride and mod,
u is recommended By the best physicians and the
For full particularly, history OF diseases. And cer
cAte OF Its wonderful the reader In referred
to the wrapper around the bottle.
!, Price 81 ~; ror sale 81 J; Il MAJOR, SO; FORD,
VIM H. BROWN BRO.
my 0m.wf,ly Wholesale Agents, Baltimore
III How Iosru HOW RESTORED
yssf YxbhsAsd, IN sealed sassIops Pyics ssx os.ts
A LEOTURE ON TIE NATURAL TREAT.
MAHT, and Hadica Cure Of 6permatorrhea =
nons, Sexual DEBILITY, and Impedimsnts to
lsrrisee generally; Meryoumess, OonsumD- "
tlon, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Phye{caI Ineo
kecity, resulting from Self Abuse, &c, By RoBT r.
SoLvxhwKLL~4. D., author Of the "0reen Book"
"A Boos to Thousands Of SxF~9s"
a,ss. under zeal, IN plain envelope. 70 any Cd
80 st.mps, b. S d J. d, LINE CO.. iSi
Boyery Hew York, Post Once Box So:
y cents. ny3 mn
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CTONE! STONE STONE!u
SENECA QUARRIES.

The Maryland Freestoue M and NJ Co are now
prepared 10 furnish WINDOW sILLS and LIN.
ThLs, STEPS, PLATFORMS, UOORSILLS
ASHLER, &c.
Also, ROUGH DIMENSIOR SfONE TO order
BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry
For Price List for 1870, call at Office l4Is n
street, or Stone Yard, foot street. Rock Creek
ap TwSs. ON CIV. HAYDEN. Secretary
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EOR MOUNT yKRNUn.

OFFICE OF U. 3. ORDNANCE AGENCY
" CORNER HoUsTeN AND GREENE sTREETs,
tEnrdnce on GreensJ Posi- OEos Boz isIi
During the mouths Of July and August "a 80
shall, by authority Of the War Department, receive
sealed bids for the purchase, from the o. s. Ord
as follows, deliverable at the points herein men.
On SATURDAY, July go, $50.
t,ne hundred tons Lead Bullets, Fraukford Arsenal
nnmv rsr.s :. Matervlet :.
On SATURDAY, July Uth. isTo
One hundred tons Lead Bullets. Hr.nkford Arsenal
nv my :. :. Watetyliet -
On WEDNESDAY. August Sd. $50.
Two Two hundred tons Pig Lead, New York Arsenal
On WEDNESDAY. August 10th, $50.
1 One hundred tons Pig Lead, New YORK
On WEDNESDAY, August 7th, $50.
P Finsg hundred tons Pig Lead. ksT YSIk Arsenal
On WEDNESDAY, August as,h. is7o.
One hundred and fifty tons Pig Lead New York Ari
Fify Ps sG L e%,e' s.i noui. Arsenal
On WEDNESDAY, August slst. Is7o
E r;,i hundred tons Pig Lead, New YORK Arsenal
Proposals will be opened at Il O'Clock N. ON the
comPanied by certified check or draft on New YORK
Tor nye per cent. of the amount offered for
Bids must be endorsed - Proposals for Lead, - and
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject any and all bids not deemed satisactory and
ne option, accept bids for amounts in excess
viii be allowed for the payment and removal Of the
this once. s. CRIsPfN, BSt. Col. z. 40 70
Jye-O Major Of Ordnance
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NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
TO MY FORMER CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
Havlns taken the spacious WAREHOUSE 4Oe
asNIH STREET, one door north of
services OF Nj. LEWIS BLACkISTON,
tSrmerly with Messrs. j. q. Mcclure &Hsu
Gent o. New and Second hand FURNITURE and
hOUSEhEEPING ARTICLES Of all descri ptions
Thch Will be sold ut prices guaranteed to Civ satis
aeton. Repairing, Vanishing, Upholstering and
Pscsing attended to ct the shortest notice.
JeH-ly =. BUOHLY.
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rem.,... ov,ns q. IN, ,.-pr,., .,s ,,,,..-,
,.t,Ou, which the, ,,,.,,,. ,..,, r.-.-.-
ton. ana IN. on ca. the, perform. ar, ,,e,.,
many ,user,,., r,..,,u
IN no .nsI
Tor Rome cen ;. s.,,,x
no one Of the. vsrsou. s,..,.
be suffered to run o. without ,.voa,,.
1e'A'h Of the Individual. and ere loss prod.es.s
'''.'>hsn' sickness and premature decline. sOris
PHEASANT 70 consult physician for the rsusss
"ese various delicate sssctiens, and only upon -
most urgent necessity win . true woman % Tar -
rihoe her greatest charm - % % this. The ser vfu
then thanh rs Tor placing In their hands simple -
o'nos which wil esfeund eaosoioas IN relieving 60
curing almost every one Of thoss uOublssone Co.,
plants peculiar 20 the sz.
HKlNsotDs EXTRACT OF BvcHu.-auadr~a
suner on In silence, and hundreds Of sthers sppsy
vsinly 10 druggists and doctors. Who either n.r~v
san'aiiss then with the hops Of cure or No.
remedies which make then vorss. would not -
TO assert anything that would Do iuju,t,s. 10 -.
sfnicted. but IN Obliged 10 s.y ,Ass .,,s,,.>,
may be produced from excessive s.hsu.sio. e u,
powers Of life, By IsbOrseus eusloyms.t, upvs.s,-
some cir and food, prOfuss menstruation tn. a.. q
tee and oooss. and frequent childbirth. q d -
of''osr caused By direct irritation, applied 10 n
mucous membrane Of the vagina Itsetf.
'oe Gauss Oh these distrssa.s
' '-'A'a' 70 '0'''"'s'' the -
'''''' '''' consequent s''n them liz" bat 80
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-'-'' -'''--' '@a''' "a'oh % largely sa'o' -
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''>''' ''' WHICH, 'a0s'''' an'0' more OHs
'"'''' oumsn tAnnr'
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'A,' ""'are assigned les
'-' ''''''"'"' !" We WASTED sna Perversss
''' ' "'A~ " 1''''' ''' cor" '0snAensasS
''"0'' anu ESPECIALLY IN the shhsAithy eseitensss
on the ballroom Thus, with the body half -cleths1.
--0 'As "'n0 'n0ai' sa0''e0 0s pleasure pervsrss
Ing 'n midnight re'ei the hours designed b. nature
'0' 'se' ana rest, the WORK Of destructiou 1. m
accomplished
In consequence OF this early strain upon her ys