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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-23

A DIALOGUE N WALL STREEr.-It is a vulgar error to
suppose that the habes of Wall street converse about
nothing but stocks and gold Sometimes they talk about
their health; and they all seem to have one trouble
Joushes The and tear of speculation invariably
tell upon the liver.
"Bow do you think I'm ooking?" said wellknown
'Bul" friend in the Long Reom few days after the
late smashup: "Do look panic struck"
"No by Jove" the reply you look in trim TO fight
for q mans life Never you looking better"
LET tell you q secret my boy" returned the great
operator 81 drink wine, brandy, stmu-
LIANT of any hind but just keep stamina up with
occasional dose of PLANTATION BITTERs and il you'll do
me the favor try for that bile the stomach you're
always complaining of I'll furnish the margin for your
NEXT speo If it doesn't you"
The gentleman referred to (he initial of whose Chris
tian name is not Dey far from the end of the aphabe
unbounded confidence in the resoratve and his bright
sye firm nerves, and wonderful powers Of endurance
prove that it is elIfounded.
SEA Moss FARrNE from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custarcs, Creams etc. etc. The
cheapest healthiest, and most delicious food in the
world.
RUBBER OyERsHoEs AND BOOTS for Men, Women and
Children. be had retail at the lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture. old stand No sOs Ohesnu
street, lower side.
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FOR GALE.

M=s REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE.
EI On Tuesday, May "a, 1870 at 10 O'Clock, noon
at the Philadelphia Exchange modern 3-story Brick
8-story Dwellings in rear on Inquirer street. See
descriptive catalogues. 53l2t'
Nss GERMANTOwN.-FOR SALE OR TO
III LET-Premises No. 45 PRIOE Street, Germantown.
House in good order Pleasant neghborhsod and within
five minutes walk Of the depot Apply to
j. K. CARPENTER,
$685. No "a 8. THIRD Street
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CITY ITEMS.

ALL PRICES GUARANTEED LOWER THAN THE LOWEST
sISesohere sddEdc0n guaranteed purchaser ta
an respects or he garments ckeeay exchanged money
refunded II preferred Our stock OF
READYMADE CLOTHING
of all kinds and sres uneqgaled IN Philadelphia for
sSye make it, durability and general excellence
BENNETT 4 Co.,
HALFWAY BETWEEN TOWER III ALL,
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS. } bfo MARKET STRKErs
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Nh. e A l. ID w Il l. L.,

II WI. T. A IL - w Il L. IL,
No. 81 N. EIGHTH Street.
Black Silks, SIC, g. 81 81 $780, sl62, sl75, slsy,
81, S225, $3.50, S2'T5, SO.
Black Satin (cut bias) sl5O, s175, s2 1925, $780,
Black Alpaca and Pure Mohair 25c. up to 81.
Black Atwood Deaine, IA, &C., 75c, SIC.
Black Tamise, 81, $112H.
Black Grenadine, ALL wool and Silk and Wool &c.,
50c., &C., 75c., 81.
Black Grenadine, Q yards wide S275, So, SO 80.
Black English Barege, 25c., $780,, Bic.
Colored Silks, Blue, Brown, and Green, SIPS.
Do. do. Blue, Brown, Pink, White, etc.
s175.
Plaid Silks, sl,s7, $3.50.
Japanese silks, 81, e1I2E.
Do. do. Dress Patterns, s12, s1s, s14, SIS.
Silk Poplinette, 81; Striped, Plaid. and Pain.
SIX Poplinette, Figured, el'95.
Silk and Wool Barege, 81, s1I8
Silk and Wool Rolled Poplins, 75c.
Figured English Grenadine, 20, 25c.
Do. French Grenadine, 40, 90, 62c.
Coiored Linen for Dresses.
Bun and Chocolate Color Mnen,l25, 81, s7Kc.
Pink and Bun French Lawn, IS, slc.
French Cbintz, Pink Buff, and Blue.
French Lisle Ginghams, 26c.
Mottled Mohair and Poplips, rs, 81, SIC.
Mottled POplin, Ga wide, 81, 90, ~, 7sc.
Striped MOhair, 25c., wide goods.
Japanese Poplin, rs, Bic.
Shirting Linens, very cheap.
Wash Damask Table Linen, 81, A, so, GO.
Linen Towels, 18X, 10, 20, %, 81, SIC.
Birdoye Linen, 2b up to 76c
Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs., 12X, Is, 20, 26, 31c.
Gents Hemsttched Hdkfs, 15 %, 81, 81, soc.
Ladies' Hemstitched and Corded Hdkfs., rs, 3lc.
Plaid Nainsooks and Swiss Muslin.
Plain Nansooks Cambria, Swiss Muslin.
French Muslin, French Jaconet.
Puffed Muslin, 62c.
Tucked Muslin, extra cheap, 9S, 81, 81, 4Oc.
Figured Pique, rs, 81, 81, soc.
Corded Pique, 81, 80, &C.
French Corded Pique sc. 23 mw2t
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DRY GOODS.

AT "P r o c r o RS
OLD STAND"
No.; 920 CHESTNUT Street,
CAN BE HAD
SBNTiNE JoTviN KID iD GLOVES. sL10vs &. g.
SoUy1N SSSy1E KID KID efSyE eoyEs SSk eEkY tfaHr "a
JouViMr RrsT kTp ,, ,eI9yEs, }nTsI MEDIUM; III g.
CORsETs. CoRsETs.
wBRLEY CoRsETS AT $685. USUAL PRICE,
SUPERIOR FRENCH CORsETs, s17b
1000 LACE TIDES. from 90 cents to e225.
100 dozen WIDE HBMsTITCaED HDK FS 25c.
125 dozen WIDE HBMSTITCHED HDKFS 314c,
800 dozen GENTS hEMsTITO aRD HDKFs., 81 50
per dozen. Cost to import, $780,
CANTON MATTINGs.
CANTON MATTINGs.
IA WHITE MATTINGS.
"A RED CHEOK MATTINGS.
b-4 WHITE MATTINGS.
b4RED CHECK MATTINGS.
The above Goods CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN THE CITY. Having made arrange
through the whole season at the same prices they
bring at the large auction Sales less the auctoneers
commissions, we enabled to COMPETE WITH
ANY OTHER HOUSE IN PRICES. WE SELL
NONE BUT STANDARD MAKES. CONSUMERS
WILL SAVE % PER CENT. BY LOOKING AT
OUR MATTINGS FIRST.
so PIECES PURE MoHAIR BLACK ALPACAs
AT 75c. COST 90C. TO IMPORT.
/ CASE BALMORAL BLACK GRAPES AT 62Lc
230 GREY FRINGED GRENADINE SHAWLS
1915.
THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE ALL CoLoRED
BORDERS, AND ARE WORTH DOUBLE THE
PRICE
$50 PIECES CASSIMERES, ALL WOOL 75c.
BLACK CASSIMERES AT 81 25 TO 81.
BLACK, WHITE, BLUE, AND SCARLET Ga
CLOTHS, FROM s2.25 UPWARDS.
WHITE VELVET CORDS, $40.
WHITE VELVET CORDS, s1'25.
LADIES' DRESS LINENS, NEW SHADES.
BOYS LINEN WEAR.
NONPAREIL SUITS, ALL READY TO PUT ON,
FOR CHILDREN, s1.75 TO So.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, s1T5.
SQUARE FRONT SPIRAL SKIRT, TO BE HAD
NOWHERE ELSE. NEW PATENT AT
"PRoCToR's OLD sTAND,"
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'PRoCToR's OLD STAND,
NO. Gao cHHsNUT Street.

P. S.-SwINGING NET SIGN FOR SALE, COST
$500. PRICE $50. CAN BE ALTERED FOR ANY
OTHER PLACE
100 WALNUT FRAMES, WITH PICTURE OF
COST 81 90 FOR FRAMES AND GLASSES. 1t
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''You had better 90 fist" said Jones,
IL don | Anow tie wag.
Nor !" sid Green, "and y0u re the
biggest. it belongs TO you to lead on.
Il will shew you the way, said Lydia.
And tie two gallant young men reluct
antly followed her up stairs. She opened
the door Of the spare chamber softly. and
they saw the boots very distinctly. most
extremely dirty pair OF cewhldes, which
looked a. though their owner had tranipzd
through twenty miles of swa mp, aad made
no acquaintance with rags or scTapers alter
wards.
IA mighty big man he must be with
such pair Of feet, s.ii Jones. Iladn
We better call your father aud Mr. Berry,
the hired man! ?
Il think We had said Green. tinillg.
II don't, said Lydia. decidedly. See
| believe Ia. boots are moving. Oh, good
ness me
And, as she screamed. Jones and Green
simultaneously made rush for the cham
Der door Jones stumbled over a wash
stand and went headong 10 the foot OF the
stairs, wa>hstau3 and all. Aud Lydia, By
clinging TO the skirts OF Mr. Green coat
KEEP: him from following his rival.
- hat in the duee Is TO pay here Z
cried Jack Berry, appearing on the scene
in his shirt and trowsers, and his curly
light hair standing on all oysr his head,
like the bristles on lamp chimney brush.
Lydia pointed to the boots.
Don touch him, " whined Green. "He
may have pistol or something about him
and hurt somebody.
you chicken livered whelp> = cried
/ Berry, 'you' re afraid 10 see what's behind
the boots, are ye? Well Ill shoS sou. -
/ Aud berry seized the fnghtful objects
aud gave pull so strong that he went over
backwards onto the floor, with boo "a
/ either hand.
| "Jupiter!' cried be; II never saw any
boots come off Sc easy as that. Lets see
! the feet. And diving under the BED he
/ lifted the cOunterpane aud displayed
nothing
! But where Is the owner of the boots 2
cried he, scratching a bruise on his nose
/ and looking infinitely puzzled.
! Here !" sail Pa White, appearing at
! the door, m the owner, and here We
been hearing this drafted noise for he last
ten minutes, and thinking there was a fire
/ over to the corner. Bat not a sign of my
boots could lid. Who put them there,
/ Lydia!
! But Lydia was bathing Berry nose, and
Green aud jones had sense enough 10 see
that they were de top
And they took their departure without
any very elaborate fareweils.
BY iinks, SAID Green to Jones, on
their way home, II We got an idea; it : my
opiuion that jade Of cir! put thea boots
there herself, on purpose to try US.
"Of course she did, said Jones fulkily;
women are as deceitful as the devil.
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Crane on the Door Knob.

1t is only child,dead in the house; moth
ing more Is meant by that solemn Grape
hung on the knob. Only tile child
hardly able TO pattor over the floor, just
commencing lies rough journey-just able
to lisp few little Yofd>. Pass on give no
heed. for your heart does not PAIN and ache,
no dark sorrow rests on your soGl lour
heart echoes to the merry prattie Of ba By
and God may never cali Grape to your door.
Your neighbours griefs are forgotten in
your joys and hopes their sobS Of sorrow
drowned IN yOnr songs OF sunshine.
And yet, long, long years viii pass, week.
and months come and go, and the memory
Of that dead body will cling to the house,
up Gay diteI uuy UrIuz WHY ,es.r-..s
Only woman Inthe hearse that actain
ed you at the crossing yesterday, once a
woman now mere clay Carriages followed
behind; you caught sigh, Of sad faces and
1utterng black, bat you passed on without
pang. She was el'e, a mother i
strong husband will carry a bitter grief
through HE, shallow that no sunii.hi
VIII ever brighten, no smile tighten. L,ttlg
children VII ask, and ask, and voices will
trcmole With grlef when il must be told
them that mother will never come again.
never cast the sunlight Of her presence over
the hon ehold again. And they will hun.
ger tor her smiles, Tor her kind words, her
tones OF love, her words Of praise, and the
void can never be filed.
The bells that toiIed so soIemnly the
other day noted the burial of husband, a
Ia her, manly, but 50 kind aud eeatie :,
brave, yet loving the little ones that had
gathered around his hearlhstone, who
shouted with glee when he came, who went
when he went away again. lie is dead
Others have died, all will die. and Won only
stop 10 enquire his namo-caring nothing
for aching hearts, and pale faces. and
dead hopes buried with him. Death did
not knock at your door, no physician came
aud looked down with a solemn tace-a face
that told of crushed hopes There was no
death agony, no prayers fer life, DO fncking
OF trends, no corpse, no sad c0rteee and
funeral rites at your home and with you
and yours, aud the griefs Of others are not
your griets.
And SO your heartaches are not ours
ours not yours If We stopped to ask You,
to grleve with you, TO take you b. the hand
and help 10 crush down your sorrow. we
should think of death, of the dark future,
OF our own coffin and grave, and We might
be better. Men put off all thoughts like
these, strive. TO forget funeral bells, whis-
per softly 10 themselves that death will only
come when old age longs for rest in the
narrow home
10 day Is our sunshine, to morrow may
be our grief. We hear the bells TO day.
TO morrow others may hear them, and ask
Of US as We are carried up to long home
under the leahess NAPLES.
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LYONS Periodical Drops


These Dire ps are scientifically compounded
Guid preparation. and better than any Pills.
Powders or Nostrums Being liquid. their
action is direct and positive, rendering them
a reliable. speedy and perfect specific for the
cure Of all of:structions and suppresSions of
nature. Their popul. liy is indicated by the
fact that over il 900 bottles are annually
sold and consumed by the ladies of the United
States. every one Of whom speak in the
strongest terms of praise OF their great merits.
They are rapidly taking the place of every
other Female Remedy, and are considered by
all who know aught OF them, as the surest,
safest, and most infallible preparation in the
world. for the cure of all female complaints
the removal of all distractions of nature and
the promotion of health, reg llarity and
strength, Explicit directions stating when
they may be used, and explaining when and
why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects Contrary to natures
chosen laws. VIA ne found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written signature
of JOHN l.. LfoE without which none are
genuine.
Prepared by Or. JOHN L. LYON, 1876
Chanel Street, New Haven. Conn. who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail
(enelosing stamp,) concerning all private
diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
&. q. CLARK q CO,
Gen'l Agents for u s and Canadas.
T. & J. Robinson, gents, Manitowoc, Wis
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SIS GOLD WATCHES, $40
TIE ONLY GENUINE DOUBLE-EXTRA
REFINED
Or Ode GOLD WATCHES.
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wears like Gold, and are equal to the best gold
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classes, Gents and Ladies' size, SIS each
The double extra refined, solid 0rode gold
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Sent by express anywhere within the United
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only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made in good faith. Any package may be
opened and examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express charges only.
Persons can order by mail with safety bv
sending money in advance, in a registered
letter, and the goods will be sen. as a regis
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An agent sending for six watches, will re.
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Also elegant Oroide gold chains Of latest
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An IriShnlan'S VIII.

10 the name of God Amen | Timothy
Doolan of Barrydowndcrry, 10 the county
Glare, farmer; being sick and wake on my
legs, but of sound head, and warm heart !:
Glory be TO God do make this the frs.
and last will, ould and new testiment j:
First give my soul 10 God, when il PLACES
tim TO tax it, shure no thanks to me for
| eau help 1t thin, and my body 10 be
buried in the ground at Barrydoynberry
Chapel, where all my kith and kin that
have gone before me AMI those who live
after, belonging to me are buried peace,
TO their ashes and may the sod rest lghi,v
ever their bones. Bury me near my god
father, Fahx D Fiaherty, betwixt and be-
tween him and my mother who lie separ-
ate all together, at the other side of the
chapel yard. | leave the biz of ground con
tanning ten acres-rale ould Irish acres
10 ne eldest son Tito after the death of his
mother II she lives 70 survive hun. Nv
daughter Mary and her husband Paddy
= kegan are to sel the white SOW that's
going to lave twelve black bouiiS. Teddy.
me second boy that was killed In the war
in Amerisy, might have got his pick Of
poultry, but as he his gone. Ill lave them
TO his wife who died wake before him +:
L bequathe TO all mankind fre sh air of heav
en-, ali the fishes OF the sea they can take
and al! the binds Of the air they can shoot.
leave To them all the sun, moon aud stars.
| lave to Peter Rafferty, pint of rothee1
| can finish, aud may God be meicifuI 70
him.
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Colorad Debating Society.


One OF the institutions of the city this
winter, is the declaring society, he'd at the
Baptist Church {coi1feG.) and participate /
In 10y nearly All the colored young nlcu in
the city. We are not disposed TO turn to
ridlcuie the efforts of any, however hum>
bic, when they are striving to better either
their moral or mental confusion; yet, there
are things connected with this debating So
ciety that provoke the heartiest laughter
In their debates they argue not the1re,i-
caiiy, but practically; their knowledge,
limited though it may be, has been learned
filed with keen, shrewd ideas, that only
are learned from intercourse with men;
and pervading all Is that spirit, OF mirth, so
redOmlnant characteristic OF the Amerl-
can citizen of African descent.
We have neither the space, nor could We
do justice TO the debates should we attempt
a synopsis, Qnotug from memory, we
give few Of the guns in debate. la dis
cusalng one question:, one OF the debaters
said Admit then thai the horse am a
beautiful animal, 1t proves nothing, for
beauty .ades away, but ugly goes ciar TO de
bone. And still another. The question
icing, whether man was happier with or
'AtiAttt HN4itAiif li1C va lLC
Negative: Look at Adam-dar he was in
DE- garden Oh Eden happy and cotented, but
de Lord dug a WOMAN GU: OF his rib, and
he nao to car right out of de garden; and
shes been raislB dc very decide ever
since" With the example OF Mrs Nc
tar!and and Others before u, We are ed TO
eycialm, How truei
Aud III answering person who had been
arguing after the manner of the young col
iegIan. who proved that horse Chestnut
was chestnut horse, one said: The
gentleman says that steel Is iron, because
X made from iron, now, sposlng you send
to the grocery for bushel OF corn, aud
they send you up a gallon of bourbon, Is
that corn No sab, bur it AN made from
corn so with steel. Steel am steel, DO
matter what inseck il am made from. "
Aud 50 We might 60 on, but space torbids;
the debates are full Of inst such rithy re-
marks, End yet, in these remarks there is
as much for tho 'eht as tor laughter. -Ru-
cine Jourao!.
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Boots Under the Bed.

Miss Lydia u hite had two lovers.
Willie Green and Tom Jones.
Both weretsood looking well-,o do-young
trt atolsHa Was nHifd JAfE t4iqHl9te54 Il
dhenuia concerning them.
she had no particular preference fol
either OF lhcm, bht she wanted to be mar
red soGctime, aud Mr.. White was oppos
ed to long courtships aud Aunt Jane ken,
assuring her that her bed and table Inner
would CT yellow with being packed away
IN The burelu 81 loag, and she also took
frequent opportunities OF rcmarking that
none u her gIrs ever was single after they
had REACHED the age OF eighteen; DO, not a
minute! -
Aud as Lydia counted her years, four
no. than eighteen, Of course this Iatt,
ihsinuatlon OF Aunt Jane 5 cut her deeply.
LYDIA turned the matter over seriousl
IN hcr inlnd, and argued II with herself,
pro and coh Which should she take,
Green or Jones?
she was III some degree romantic, ami
she had ndrlgcd in gorgeous dreams of
marrying second Napoleon as to courage:
III Tact, II there was any quality that she
especially admliei in a man, ii was bravery.
when she SAID anything about this in the
hearing OF Tom or Willie, hey begged her
70 put them 10 their teSt--tLey would ioy
fully die for her il she stood in need of such
ssacrlEce, they assured her over and over
again.
One Sunday evening, as irdeed was FIRE
aucntly the case, Jones aud Green both
happened TO call at Lyiia's at about the
same time.
Lydia went out of the room about nine
clock on the pretence of bringing book
si ensHasHies. but she shortly returned in
great purturbation.
What i, il? What is the matter p
cried the two lovers in eager chorus.
oh dear me = sighed LYDIA such
dreadful thug? Who would have thought
It IN our peaceful community? Oh, Mr.
Jones! Mr. Greenl You cannot think
how glad-how he 'ieved am tha. YOU are
aesa. | should be frightened to death
were ii otherwise and she chung first
to one and then TO the other with conf
dcnce perfectly iufatuating.
Tell Us what II is, cried Green.
"Euhghten Us rs to the cause of this
emotion cried Jones, who had been to
the ChickenN alley Academy two quarters,
and used some large words.
"Oh, you are beth 30 brave :" cried
Lydia admiringly-''l feel as if | were
protected by an army -
Green drew himself up to his full height.
which was just 1--WE feet and it must be
confessed thar beside the llcrculean Jones,
he looked hike a Bantam lOoster beside a
Shanghai.
"Gommsni me-" said Green "oDly let
me do your bidding
TASK myexi>tcucc, sai' Jones, land i,
shall be Liven freely a. the streams give to
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J. A. BROWN, I'll. D.
Physician, Surgeon and Ac
coucheur.

ESPECIAL attention given, az heretofore,
IL during long experience 10 difficult
OBSTETRICS and SURGERY together
with UTERINE diseases and disaases Of the
LUNGS.
Beg Nothing would be more CERTIFYING ,han
to he able II attend to every call. aad thereby
please all but as this IS impossible dQg
practice only is solicited.
Office on York street. opposite Beer and
kern's store Residence corner Of Main and
Chicago streets, directly West Of t. Episeo-
pal Church
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EzGUsE OF REFUGE

III New ORR City.
The latest improvements for the relief of
disease and deformity will be at handle assist
in the process of cure, rendering this lnstitu-
ton the best adapted for the cure of all classes
of bodily complaints
Office Of the Institution opposite the Postofhce
Patients at a distance may receive full par
ticul4rs and written opinion Of their case, by
applying TO the undersigned.
sFrs. sf3E3S ~ Sss3ELEEN.
LIST MANITowoC, WIS.
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Livery and Sale Stable,
c H L T Q N, Wise ONSIN.

T He undersigned respectfully informs the
public that be has established a Livery
and Sale Stable at this place and hopes, by
strict attention to business, 10 merit the public
patronage. He will furnish fast teams and
comfortable conyeyances, and viii keep horses,
carriages, wagons and sleighs for sale Par
ties frosa Fond du Lac or Manitowec who wish
fast and fresh teams. upon their arrival here
to convey them TO either Of the above points,
viii be furnished on reasonable terms
JOHN II. DOYLE
Chiffon, Wis, Dee. 10th 1868. o3-;f