davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07

e The veteran Thurlow Weed has
been saying a good word in behalf of
young Journalists. A reporter of the
Sun interviewed him yesterday, and in
response to the query as to whether he
now took much interest in newspapers,
Mr.. Weed said:
"None at all; 1 was an editor for
forty years, which is a good apprentice
ship; but the papers of to-day are diff
ferent from my time; we were pro-
gressive, but the press of to-day is doub-
ly so. am much pleased with Hast
ing's management of the Commercial;
it is well managed now in all its de-
partments, and lie puts a good deal of
young blood into it. lie shows spirit
in its columns. The young men of the
press are the true journalists of the
day-vim and enterprise. vim and en-
terprise.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07

Lors of nice goods, just in time for the
Fair, at sill's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07

ra-LADIES' OPERA CHAINs,g
at VINCENT'S.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07

YEA full line of Notions Just received
at KELLYs& SEAMAN'S.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07

And BIBLES at LADAIR'S Book Store.-
New stock received on yesterday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07
Clothes RruSiaesIi

THE largest sock Of Notions ever offered
in McConnelsyille is n TO be seen atSill's.
Hundreds of Articles TO numerous to men
ton, all at low rates. Call and examine,
we make no charge for showing our goods.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ba LADIES GOLD WATCHES, in
great variety,
BRH LADY ELGIN,
re- LADY BARTLETT,
LADY FRANCES RUBIE,
rnGENEVA WATCHES.
H.sB. VINCENT & BRO.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07
Catholic Prayer Books

GENTS Linen Collars at Sill's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07
PUBLISHING s PRINTING.

70 Published every. Friday morning in
G- Mcconnell vile, Ohio, on the Co opes
~ rative Plan of publishing a county
@- Newspaper, contains
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-10-07
sheriG,s sale In Partition.
September 2. .187O-6m.

William Campbell, ct al, W. Elizabeth
Campbell ct al.
BY virtue of an order tn sell and to mo
directed from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF organ County, Ohio, in the above en-
titled action, | will offer COR ~sale'at public
auction, at the d cor Of the Court House in
McCoBneIsville, i usaid county,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-16
SOLUBLE MANURES.

Super-Phophate
NNNoN"'o
of
Hueemns @ which Will Southern
the Mnes
MrniA a speton
gromsi oh
Soluble
q EEEG co
The this Company
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-16
.If Won viii prouaapF yosr oussi;on,

"1t you win prordnnd yoar question:
one at time" said Karl, with o sligh
laugh; ''there will be some chance Of my
giving satisfactory, answers. But here'i
q dssh; a& thealulnpsa Tshayss lettess 10,
You. from Nannerl and your little bro
ther Ludwig, who happened to be in
Dresden, the Last time was there, bat
as for your mother and father, I haven'i
aeep thems silce--s scarcely since you saw
them yourself. AS for whence I came
1 have '5nse landed in New York, this
Let me see-I believe that's all" 11
''Not exactly" replied Rudolph. "1
asked you what you had been doing with
yourself, and why you have apparently
forgotten everybody on this side of the
water?"
81 dare say Twas forgotten long before
1 forgot" was Karl's sad reply; but,
changing his tone instantly, he proceed
ed: 'tWell, Rudolph, have been wan
dering to and fro on the earth, residing
chiefly at Paris, trying to extract little
sweetness from life. But need not tell
you-for you will guess, perhaps-it has
been a tough job. MY past has too
many regrets to enjoy happy psesent.
It is useless to expect man, who has
tasted a draught sweeter than the tabled
nectar Of the ancient gods, to quaff,
without wFy faces, the common beverage
OF mortals. But what are you doing in
this place? It would have surprised me
almost equally to have met you in the
streets of Pekin.
"We have been travelling this sum-
mer," answered Rudolph, "and are now
on our way back to Ashburn, stopping
for few weeks in New York"
"Whom do you include under we?"
interrogated Karl, knocking the ashes
from his cigar.
"Grand-mother, Uncle Clayburn, Ju-
liet and myself"
Young Clsyburn not along?"
"Why should he be?" said Rudolph,
excitedly; "nobody wants his company"
81 should say his wife ought to want
it," remarked the uncle, with that pecu-
liar shrug which had made Juliet laugh
80 often in the old time.
'tHe has no wife, said Rudolph, s'that
is, if you mean Frank Clayburn.''
''Of course, 1 mean Frank Clayburn,"
said Karl. "He's the only man I know,
or care to know by the d. name, and
it were far better for me if he had been
IN PnrgstorJ some tins ago."
1T is very unbecoming in you to talk
AZ tH1S why, Ieplleu huQOlpn, 6toutly;
"you have injured yourself more than
Frank Clayburn ever injured you."
"Have you turned against me, too?"
asked Karl, reproachfally. "This is
worse than the dagger of Brutus!''
you just the same, but I cannot say you
have acted right, when I don't think
so."
II sec you have been kept in the
dark, said Karl. ''but you will think
differently when I tell you all that has
But why don't they marry?
I presume they are still engaged, or has
there been q smash-up there, too-she
must be fond Of the thing" Karl's tone
was more than slightly contemptuous.
"Of whom are you speaking?" inquir-
ed Rudolph, almost at red heat.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-16

'toHghal,

The Rzystscaa vale.
There's mystical vale In the. region OF
tnOught, 90 fs1 e )s1=,. sE' ,iii'' = ~
Who're the weird-wild phantoms Of memory
With hssls s Of q: sought
And SO all thfo' the gloom Of this nebulous
Meath tie wan visaged moon .beams mystical
light; vG-Q - Ge;;tt I.a-'t.r - I,,l-
Iwandef'd in gloom meath the allow waning
That quiver'd and dsno'd over thiokst and
spray. '-'t - - 's'e t''s a
While slowly wander'd thro' this mystical
vale. -.. .i,t5
And msrh'd the young leaves that lay dying
and dead,
And unused on the hopes that forever have
AS mark'd the young leaves that lay wither'd
Ithonght Of the inyriads departed 30 soon.
AS my heart at these thoughts grew sombre
1 gave to their mem'ry, in tribute, tear.
While sadly wander'd thro' this sombre-lit
vale, .f.a
The night had grown colder, moro wan was
the moon, t.7.H'I.a
While the Sigh Of the night wind had chang'd
to a wall,
And ruthleasly soatter,d the leaves that were
AsImusingly trampled the leaflets once green,
NY heart Whispered sadly, 'tis typical scene,
For the hopes that along our pathway are
Tonight may be ours-by TO- o-morrow they've
a. hoWn. BEAUMONT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-01

aliebfes Qleinoo ; 1elbft up er paS Ser
trauea auf fem 8eib paran 9e9ebenz
par nit Dem &inbe nod fem 6ers auf
bic enefte noturlide. @eiie perbuncen.
Dan,, ,parf Ct wie I'M Snnern Seelen<
fampfe plSBli@ fem Muee fier auf 1et1
8iab.J v@ptt im6immel, id per5meife !
Mein ainp" Das ftieb er mod beropr,
bont tponote cr ben &uden unp elite
NIT 1einem pufen 6er5en rieoerum
Dor bic Tbure in bic 1Aauri9e Nadt
binaue.t
. (Tprtfesuns fpl9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-01

@tE'u1tl4 }!
@iQiuS 8rptb. II. Dunbar.
StpauL Minne1pta.
soir iternstmen bic ssfcrsuas aac: gum Banffa&e g.
efrssn @sf3dfte, anb spar sossaesweis:
l.. Nnnobme pom GepDften.
@elber, melde bet nns ~teprntrt nerten, aetea j~eberseit
Sir auf cine tefimute Set bel uns niebeyeeleste g.ber
ssT0rtea mir 3 pGt. Saterefaa.
2. 0elo<BeGld.
@sle, eilbe. nnb frsnts Man,en taufen unb ~perfaufea
mr ftetS gum 1a8eszGpurie.
3. Mnfauf unb 8ertauf BON Be9Ieln.
spn eaten 8anqutsrs= 8trmen a~ussefeGte aoedfa fsnne4
wer6.n. mir ~seriaufea W.disl aaf Sen gsri' 81. eouts,
siass SttatfSisnSs, SraaxirsstSs sab ssr Z @sssis' s%ns:tsai.
fren mir u. U. af tpleents glsse Gurrpas:
Nu96burg }Sranffurt G. 81.
Baiel, Berlin,
Sren1en, Gahel,
@pblenI gSln,
2etp5'A Monnbcir',
Wfun9en, 9turntera>
StrabbnrG Stutt9a,t,
Trier. 8ien,
6emburG 2pnrc;,, It.
4. Gin3iebuns pcn @elrern.
Mir %teioreen bas Gpleetiren ron EDten uno
@@ulbideinen aQer Mrt, Grbf9aften u. !. ~. in
alien Gbeilen Gurppa's unb Der 0e.. Staoten,
Da5u erfprberli1e papiere, alS BpQma@su,
ger3t9tleifun8s< l1rtunben, 1rbten{deine Il. fri
tigen tir felba, unite: @arantirung Der Rett=
s~alt;gtett AT unb ~befpreen bic err{slari1@e g.
slaubisnne berielben.
Den @e9enwertb aucr in Gurcpa
tur9 un6 epuectirten crer bel unie,.1
ocrtteen Gprrelppnbenten fit unfere
Nednun9 %etn9ebenben @clner aobIcn
mir bier in @plb ors.
5. Gerfauf BON po1oee@S 9einen
ssr ustesfatrt srn grensen, Son'tnrs uno eissrrsu! mad
sur Retfe rem Stem Bort bis ct. yarl iu Zen n~tfsriafsn
6. 8e3ablun9 ron Soren
tn ieter, atetle bes etaatss. Nntauf uns gerfauf Urn
Vrunes'eenttum eeeen 0umnt{fpn &c. Il.
l. yeretnt9te Gtooter 8pnbS
teter Dirt. ols 520er, 10-40er u.o 7-30ar farfen rnb ret.
tau,sn mir gum 1aeessgpurfe.
9ebrnocr MtuiuS S Gurbar.
Gpnit,lat bcs
NDrb DeutiGen BunbeS
3u.
ct. NauI, minncipta.
nj S. Wtutue, @pnful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02

sS-A secret order, with ritual, signs and
gIps. called the Earthquake, has originated in
TiP,on, Indiana Its object and purpose are I'M
known.
"An engagement was broken off recently
because the gentleman had forbidden his sances
TO dance round dances with any one but himself
and she would not obey.
SrFanny Fern saws 'sthat she used to believe
IN lovers VOWS, but that now she does not be-
heye man means anything he says to a woman
unless be says something disagreeable.''
BTCOnsidersble destitution, il is stated, exists
IN Caroline, King snd Queen, Appomatox,
Prince Edward and Nottingham counties, Va.
Many persons are said to be in want OF the ae-
tual n sssr.es of life.
AZ The public taste peremptorily demands all
the latest bulletins about "Shoo Fly," and we
have sc ,ordingly to note a new Shakes perian
authority which some one has found
'tWhen We have Shoe Flied off this mortal
coil"
~A lady made reference the other day to
Mr.. Bryant's translation of "Homer" in the
presence of an old lady, who suddenly remarked
with look of wonder, "why, didn't know Is
this ever but one besides Enoch translated.
can't think of his name now, but faint Homer,
any way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02

Mat. NJ was queer genius A neigh
Dor found him az work one day ut an enorm rus
wood-pile. saving away for dear life with an in
tolerabiy duh saw. "Why don't you sharpen
your saw, Mat ?D asked the neighbor. Looking
up with an inimitably droll expression, al
should think 1 had work enough TO do TO saw up
this wood-pile without stopping to sharpen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
EVENING STAR.
BOWS FLAT. ISJ6. }
BY BRETT HARTE.

BY BRETT HAKTE.
BOWS Flat That's its name.
And reckon that you
Are a stranger? The same?
Well, / thought il was true
For thar isn't a man on the river can't spot
the place at first view.
II was called after Dow
Which the same was an ass
And as 20 the how
Tibet the thing KEN IN pass
Eest tie NJ your hoSs to thai buckeye, and sit We
down here IN the grass;
You see this yer Dow
He'd the worst kind Of luck;
He slipped up somehow
On each thing thet he struck.
Why, e. he'd a strsd'lled tibet fence-raiI the
dernd thing ed get up and buck.
He mined on the bar,
Til he couldn't paw rates;
He was smashed by car
When he tunneIed 9TH Bates;
And right on the top OF his trouble KEN his wife
and i've kids from the States
But the boys they stood BY,
Aud they brought him the stuff
For house, on the sly;
And the old wOmaR-wen, she did Washing and
took on when no one was nigh.
But t1is yer luck of DOw's
Wa so powerful mean
That he spring near his house
Dried right NJ on the green;
fnd he sunk forty feet down for water, but
NiOR " DC rcSns
Then the bar petered out,
And the boys wouldn't stay;
And the chiIls got about,
And his wife Tell away;
But Dow, IN his well, kept PeggIn' in his usual
rdikilOus way.
One day-it was June
And a year ago, jest
This Dow KEN at noon
To his work like the rest,
With a shovel and pick on his shoulder, and a
derringer hid in his breast.
lie goes to the we'll,
And he stands on the brink,
And stops for a spell
jest Ia listen and think:
6OT the sun IN his eyes, (ieSt like this, Sir') you
see, kinder made the cuss blink.
His two ragged gals
In the gulch were at play,
And q gOWnd that sails
Kinder tapped on a bay:
not much for a man TO be leavin', but his all
a I've herd the folks say.
And-that's peart boss
Tibet you've got-ain't it now?
WHAT might be her cost?
Eh? Oi-Well then, Dow
Let's see-well, that fOrty-foot grave wasn't his
sir, that day, anyhow.
For blow of his pick
SOrter caved in the side
And he looked and turned sick,
Then he trembled and cried.
For You see the dern had struck" Wa
teIE, :-,i,g your parding, young man, there
IL was oold-in the quartz,
And IL ran AL alike;
And reckon five Oughts
Was the worth of that strike;
and that house with the cOOpilOw's his (which
the same isn't bad Tor Pike.
Thets why it's Dow's Flat;
And the thing of il Is
That he kinder got that
Through sheer cOntrairiness:
For twas scdter the derned cuss was seekin' and
his luck made him certain to miss
Thet's 50. Thar's your way
To the left OF yOn tree;
But-a-lOok h'yur, say?
Won't YOU come up to tea?
10? Well. then the next time vOu're passin':
and ask after DOw-and thet's me-.
tOreridnd Monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL

QUARTERNAsTER's OFyIcE, o g. MARINE Con Ps, D
WAsHINGToN, May ,ls7O, (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office an.
ooea supp2n may w g Ign and SSA A.
the s. Marines ~ the following places duri ng the
hscal year ending aoth June, ISL: the wood to be
ured and inspected at such points within the walls
OF theMa airline Barracks may be designated By the
commanding marine Officer, free Of expense to the
thracte egg coal free from dust and 30 weigh 22tO
pounds to the ton, be weighed ms pected and de-
Lyered at such points within the walls of the Ma
ing marine officer, free of expense to the United
States and both wood and coal TO be furnished upon
mandng oe showpe the Of the
At Washington City, d. c. @
n SposGns Of Goal, 500 cords Of Wood.
!r6 tons of Coal. $50 cords of Wood.
$50 tons of Coal, 80 cords of Wood.
sg tons Of Coal. $50 cords of Wood.
no tons OF Coal, lao cords Of Wood.
90 tons of Goal, rs cords of Wood.
tons Of Coal, LIS cords of Wood.
$50 tons Of Cool. 10 cords of Wood.
Payments will be made upon the receipt Of ac-
counts duly authenticated BY the commanding on
the posts at which the wood or coal has been
The right is reserved to reject all bids considered
guarantee to be signed by two responsible per-
United States District Judge United States District
Attorney, United States Collector, mnst accompa
ny each proposal, otherwise IL wiz not be consid-
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel,n and ad.
Ni''''~ " ~, ~ - WILLIAM B. SLACK.
fH0 MAJOR and Quartermaster,
my Nth,4w sTT U. ). Marine Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02

~ The papers of Raleigh, n. G., are indulg-
irg In style OF badinage bordering on the per
sonal. The Sentinel asks If the Standard thinks
the people are fsols, TO which the Standard
makes answer that the people know the editor
OF the Sentinel to be one, and a mean, poor,
pOt-vaiant one at that. That will do for North
Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
ORPHiAlNns,, COURT, May q, ls7e.

~ DfsfRIcT, of o6IUaBiX, wAsH1serox
COUNTY. 20 sc,t; In the case Of FRANCIS PROFIT.
administrator aforesaid has, with the appreciation of
the Orphans Court Of Washington county afore.
said, appointed TUESDAY, June 18th, A ID
ls1s, Tor the final settlement and distribution
q the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of
the assets ~ hand. as TAR as the same have been
Collected and turned into money; whca and where
all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased are motif
ned to attend, with their claims properly yOurhed
or they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali
benent in said deceaseds estate: provided a copy of
this order be published once a week three xaak.
In the Evening Star previous 20 the said day
Test: A WERSTER
my 6-lawSw' Register of Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
ORRRHIkAANSSs, . Sog " N, MA{ q, $50.

CquNTy, 10 rit I'm the case of MARY T. GAR
RETT. adpinistrstrix, 9, I. g., of Milton Garrett
deceased, the administratFix, C (. aforesaid has
with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court of Wasb
ington couAty Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY the
4th day Of June, A ID. 1870 for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate of said de-
ceased and OF the assets tin hand as ar as the
have been collected and turned into money. when
and where all the creditors and heirs Of said ea
notified TO attend, with their claims nronerly
yuuched. or they may otherwise by law lie eycInded
from all benefit in said deceased estate proyidsd a
COPY u this order be published week for three
Test: A, WEBSTER
myaS hwsx Register Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

III
RICHMOND, VA, May 3pth, 1870
VIII De sold az public auction, commencing at 10
O'Clock q IN. of FRIDAY, June 10TH is7O at Camp
Grant. Richmond, Va, the following buildings lately
occupied BY the troops at that post. viz
Barracks, stories, So feet by 8. feet each with
fences and ou L building
ings and fences
Ohicers Quarters one story. each, with out build
ings and fences.
Chapel, one Itory, 50 feet by 40 feet.
Hospital one story, 2o5 feet by So feet, with out
buildings.
Guard house, one story, 81 feet by Is feet, with
outbuildings.
buildings.
Shops one story eacn, with out buildings
LauIdress Quarters, one story, each IS feet by 81
feet, with out buildings and fences.
Bake House, oDs-story, 90 feet by Is feet.
Also, about one hundred and fifty 1901 cords Wood
Terms: Cash in United States currency, on the day
OF saIe apd deposit of ten per cent. the amount
bid Will be required from each pure haser Ten fIOl
days will be allowed to remove the property.
By order Of the Quartermaster General Z. s. Army
j. q. CHANDLER,
jel6t Brevet Colonel, Quartermaster D. s. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and SITS

u AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT
AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the
~ 10Th day of july 1869, and duly recorded in the
- land records of Washington county, in Liber
and r. No. l3 folio 49, and by direction of the party
secured thereby will sell at public auction, the
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of June, $50,
Mt clock D. m, all those Lots in the city of Wash
ington marked respectively A, b, G, and ID, in John
Lunneys subdivision of lots one and two, of Par
kers subdiy isOn, in square one hundred and sixty
containing respectively 93, ,l54, 54 and l42D
feet. making in all 1906 square feet.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 8, II and Is
months, upon notes secured by deed Of trust the
property. bearing interest. 5 100 down when the
property is struck off Stamps and conveyancing at
purchasers 1T the terms not complied with
within five days, the Trustee reserves the right 10
resell at purchaser 8 risk and cost.
PA. DARNEILLE, Trustee
my24ee GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02

Females, owing 70 the peculiar and Important o
lstions which they sustain, their peculiar orr.,,.
ton, and the Ofhces they perform. ere sub,.s,
many suferines. Freedom from the.e oop,r,a,,.
In no small degree 10 their hsppiaes. ana welfare.
Tor none can be happy who are N. Not only 90, bot
no one Of thee various female complaints can loas
De suffered to run on without involving the general
health OF the individual. and ere long proa.O,.s
permanent sickness and premature decl,p.. No,u
pleasant 10 consult Physici.a for the r,Iist q
these various delicate affections and only upon IN.
most urgent necessity WIN true woman % far 90
rihee her greatest charm as to DO this The SCI WI
then thanh us Tor placing In their hands simple sps
cites which will be found efsc.cOas IN relieving .nd
curing almost every one OF those troublesome con-
f ~ " me Sa'
HkLxsoLns EXTRACT or BucHu.-Hundreds
suf,er on In silence. and hundreds o, other, ami,
'AniI TO druggists and doctors. who either merely
tantslize them with the hope Of . cure or Anna,
remedies which make them worse. 1 would not vt.a
TO assert anything that would do injustice TO the
AaN1 -
~Nni''eo' Out am Obliged 10 say that slthOushs
may De produced from excessive exhaustion q the
powers OF iife' BY iAeOrieus euslOyueat, un~hOss-
ssue air and food, prOfuse msnstruAtiOn the use q
70" H''1 'Onee' Aha frequent childbirth. &c 10 tar
0ftener caused ey direct irritation, applied 10 the
mucous membrane Of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the causes Of these distresaas
complaints 1t is most painful to contemplate the a.
tendAns evils consequent upon them. Its bat sim
pie justice to the subject 10 enumerste fec Of the
many additional causes which % largely Affect ~
me- health and happiness Of woman In al classes %
|
'-A'''
~ ~
|
| " '''''''' ''' ''''-
''s - wv - '"s "Oui' 's''SA'a W nature
" 1''ON !" ".H
| -'' w.
|
- -,
|
| - wv
ana retention
exposure 70 night air; the ST.
'Ae ompiefe prostrstion produced By eroas-
oAneins' must Of necessity. produce their Issfs-
NAA'e s"e0'' nv iAst' an early marriage caps the
CLIMAX Oh misery and the unfortunate enc hitherto
% utterly regardless Of the plain dictates and TO
81 hsr delicate nature, becomes an un-
"hnns subject OF medical treatment. This 4 but .
NU'li picture OF the experience OF Thousands a
0Uf '0unS Women
Long oe'Ore the ability to exercise thefunctiOns q
'ne senerst'e organs they require an education q
their peculiar nervous system, COMPOSED q, wh., o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RT COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers.
y Successors to- j. q. Mcclure DOL
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and nth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- Under and By virtue of a deed OF trust a ,tei
kt July LIST, ls67, and recorded in Liber r. o. T. No
III, folio 100 one Of the land records for W ash
ineton county D. O., will offer for sale on IRIS
DAY June I'd, 1870 at o'clock ,. m, on the pre- mi
ses all the right and interest Of Simeon Mead In and
TO that certain piece parcel Of ground known and
described as Lots One, ID Thirty three, (S31 aud
Thirty four, (34,D on Square Nc. Four Hundred aud
Sixty eight, (46s) with the improy ements thereon
situsted at the corner Of 6th and streets south,
west, in the city Of Washington, ID. O..
Terms: Six hundred dollars cash; balance. six and
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust Fifty dol
lars to be paid down when the property is sold Con-
vsyancing and stamps at pure haser's cost.
GEORGE COWIE Trustee
myl COOPER LATIMER Auct'rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02
LIMITED STATES RATEsT OyFICE.

On the petitson Of HEHRY v0ILTER. Of fI Hsi.
praying for the extension Of patent granted 70
him on the 10th day Of August, 1855, and antedated
to date OF foreign patent, August 10 1855 for an nm
provement In Reducing Wood Fibres to Paper PuiS;
IL a ordered that the testimony In the case be
Tor nling arguments and the Examiner g report be
.aa sett 70 .he On Gay o. Angst next and that
next III 80 - ANs1''
Any person may oppose THE extension.
..H SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
mYS6-lAKSN ODYomiaaionar q Pafa