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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01
At No. Al, Perham Street,
In Rear Of Court House,
On TUESDAY, October 4th,

Having bought the Right to the same for
the city.
This Mode of Treatment, which is being
adopted by large number of the Medical PROBES.
sion, has become quite popular in almost every
state of the Union 1t has been examined by thou
sands of of all schools of medicine and
there has not been enc { iss ,nting voice to the
correctness of the principle; all acknowledge that
it fills vacuum in the Science of Medicine. The
sick and afflicted are demanding it everywhere.
We have demonstrated the fact that Paralysis
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
Govt, Consumption in its incipent
stages, all Cancerous
Affections Dropsy, varicose Veins, Weak
Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma,
Weak Lungs, r Itr4
Weak Backs, Weak Stiff and Shrunken Limbs,
Curvature of the Spine, and other
Spinal Affections,
Sciatica, Rheumatism of years standing, Spasms,
Epilepsy Palsy, st. vitus' Dance,
Derangement of the Mind,
Prolapsus Uteri, Distracted MenstruatIon with
all their concomitant diseases, Impotency,
and all kinds of weakness Of the
Generative Organs,
CAN BE CURED. 1t brings a greater supply OF
blood and nutrition to all weak parts tlns creating
new life and tone, and health and strength in those
parts. 1t breaks up Congestion and Inflammation
by equazing the circulation throughout every part
of the system.
Ca,t IT..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01
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GoRUAM A. CHANDLER. WILSON NJ. HATTINS.
HARRISON HANSON. JOHN II. RUNNER.
OLIVER s. EDwARDs. HANNIBAL j DRAKE.
ABIsHA Il. FLETCHER. NATHAN klMBALL
Is Al AIIeIsoBBINS. Rs r. HARRISON JiAMAoNo.
ENoCiI X. LEACH. Hsf JOHN BARROW s.for7"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

The WEEKLY STAR for this week contains a
fuh budget of late and interesting European
war news, accounts of the battles az Saafbruck
and WeiSsenberg, and graphic descriptions of
the opening scenes of the great shock of arms
Also, interesting details of home news; particu-
lars OF the Great Yacht Race; the mysterious
Nathan Murder in New York, letters from the
Watering Places and from other points; details
of the disturbances in North Carolina; Camp
Meeting news; Political news from all quarters;
Washington News and Gossip; Editorials on
current topics; Agricultural articles; valuable
Household Recipes; Monetary and Commercial
news; late kilograms, &c.
The literary department is verg attractive.
containing a brilliant story, MIR. Burleigh's
Way; How California Pioneer W On an Eastern
Widow" Mark Twains First ard Last Poem, -
and other humorous sketches. Also. various
Foetical articles, and spirited Fashion letter,
giving the New York and Paris STYLES for
August, by our special correspondent, Jennie
June"
TeTTs One Collar and half per annum. in
advance single copies i've cents. neatly enyel-
Oped for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
. . -

eVPOmerOys New YORK Democrat has been
sold 20 Gideon }. Tucker, an eX-surrOgate of
New Crk.
r. H. !. Byron, the dramatist, is coming to
tLis country.
- The new $50 legal tender notes are 10
bear Nignette VI John Quincy Adams
e. Nilsson sails for America Aurust 9TH
rS~A faithful wife passed throu,b a town &,
band lsSECd 70 her back PA nus
- Oid bemOsihenes was right when he said
that tfe measures which a states man AL mel
tated for year might be overturned by a
woman in one night.
RIA dispute about the European war indurea
one Hoboken German 10 lag another down and
smash his leg.
RTA female tOOth-Garpenter is the last de-
yelOpment OF "the mOyfInent' in Kansas.
eyFive hundred Cinnamon have been en-
gagged 10 work on the Lewis tunnel at the White
SulI bur Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
uS u PAVING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

WASHINGTON, d. C, July n. $50.
Es Comnnssion appointed by IAN act to provide
,or the FAxlpg OF Pennsy lyRnia avenue, approved
July oh $50, is authorized TO select and determine
the beat Kind Of pavement 10 be used In paving Penn
syvana avenue and 10 have said thoroughfare paved
nh from the northwest gate Of the Capitol to
The crossing q Fifteenth street west The Commits
ZION met and organized in accordance with the above
law aud proceeded TO the election Of President and
secretary. 1t was decided TO invite all patentees,
owners, or inventors of any OF che improved pave
mtnts, OF whatever material composed, whether Of
stone wood ashphalt, concrete or any other kind to
furnish accurate and detail led drawings or models de-
scrptions, specifications including the nature OF the
foundation to be laid. how packed, and in fact all
Information 10 their construction and durability.
ibis information is desired to enable the Comm .
sion to decide in the first instance, upon the
nature Of the material TO be used in paving the Ave
nue. and then to specify the preference that may be
agreed upen in regard to particular method to
be adopted. reference to the law Public No. Ia 81
viii give required information as to how the pay
mens for said pavement will be made: II is provided
therein that the cost Of laying such pavement shall
not txceed the Of four dollars per square yard
The estimated of said pavement Is in the neigh
borhoos Of sixty five thousand 0) square yards.
All communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary. Gen raj n. MUELLER, Office of Public
Buildings, Grounds and Works, U. 3. Capitol, Wash
ing:On, ID. U. iChron Rep.l iyH lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

Yesterdays developments relative to the over
Issuing of stock of the Parkersburg Branch
railroad indicate that twenty thousand shares
OF stock were issued, valued AZ $500. 900. The
overissue bear, it il said the genuine signatures
of the president and secretary OF the company,
ard is probably held IN Baltimore, and not in
New York, a. has been stated. The ex-secreta-
~ OF the company. MIR. Crawford, saws that the
stock was merely borrowed, and that ii he is let
alone the returns from the investments that he
has made will cover the stock issued in short
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
The Prussian victory.

By orr cable kilograms IL would seem that
the Prussians have achieved a success which
they may be even justified in claiming as a
brilliant victory" though after the great con-
hicts ofcUr late civil war; affairs Of the kind of
Saarbruek ard Weissenburg, where the killed
are reckoned only by scores and the captures By
hundreds, hardly strike us as deserving the
name OF great battles.
WeiSsenburg the point captured by the PruS-
slams, is near the Bavsrian line. At weiSsen-
burg the French frontier descends from tina
mountains into the beautiful and fertile val
ley of Alscsce, following the river Lauter
to the Rhine, which France enjoys for
her eastern boundary from the Lauter-
berg to Basic. The "weissenburg Line,
was built under the direction of Marshal
succession, and consisted of chain of light
works running from the left bank of the Rhine
along the Lauter, nearly fifteen miles, weissen-
burg itself being surrO unded with walls and tow
err, while above il stood the majestic fre-bas-
toned "Burgfastung.' This whole line was
abandoned in 1867 by imperial decree, though
the works were not razed
This movement of the Prussians upon French
territory would seem to indicate that Moltke
has entered upon the offensive. and a telegram
elsewhere suggests that the point OF attack first
aimed at will be the town of Nancy. which is
thirty miles south of Metz, on the left bank of
the MeuTthe, and on the railway from Paris to
StrasbuTg. Should the Prussians head in this
direction il would look like an son to Paris,
movement in earnest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

TIE NATHANs MURDEE--The New York
papers are still theOrizing upon this mysterious
murder, but no new facts calculated TO give n
clue to the murderer have been deveIopad
Meantime the discre pancies of statement are
such as to show how little weight can be At
Tackled 10 any theory set up on such data.
For instance, the New York Express saws of the
appearance OF the sons OF the deceased at the
adjourned inquest yesterday, that Washing
ton, who Is now the most conspicuous seemed
in good spirits. Frederic appeared sad and de-
jected-" Another New York paper, the Comm>r-
ciGl. saws that I" every eve was turned especially
upon MIR. Washington Nathan, who looked ex-
ceediDgly pale and careworn.''
The New York San still indicates belief that
Washington Nathan is the murderer, and saws
that in searching for the guilty party one ques-
ton arises at the outset, which, if answered
will instantly simplify the whole investigation.
IL Is this Was the murderer an inmate of the
house or an outsider? If the latter he must
have been seereted in the building previous to
one O'Clock on Friday morning; for at that
time. or Whereabouts, Mr.. Washington Nathan
says he came home, and locked. bolted and
Chained the front door behind him, so that no.
body coald have come in without having left
marks OF forcing his way, while all the doors in
the rear Of the house were the folio wing morn
ing found TO have been undisturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

CORN CROP IN VIEGISIA.-The Fredericks-
burg Herald says il has never seen a more prom
isIng corn crop in Spotsylvania than that of this
season. Except in the low lan9s. where the
heavy rains fairly drowned il out, the crop will
prove one of the best that has been made for
wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

In the House of Commons yesterday, the
foreign enlistment bill was debated in com
mittee An attempt 70 extend its prohibitions
10 selling OF contracting to sell vessels 70 bclli-
gerents tailed The amendments made by the
House of Lords 20 the education bill were con-
Curred in. and the bill passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

deputatiOn from New'OInilani waited
upoD the English Ministry yesterday and asked
that the British troops now in that Province be
permitted to remain there a. protection
against Fenian raids. Lord Kimberly said that
the Colonies must rely upon themselves for pro-
e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
Tho Markets TO.Day.
fel>gTdphed Ezclysiuely To The Rcent.g Ssa,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-Cottnn dull and nouiDa
r. Flour quiet and steady: Hosard street super
me Soas6.1o: do. extra, Sass; do family, aSs
$40; City Mills superfine, SO 25sS7 Is; do extra
S43as q: do. family, Ssaslo 81; Western super
me, s6aSs5O; do. extra. S7sS75 20; do. family
s!6aSs. Wheat steady; prime Maryland, 81 10,
SlS; good to prime. SlEGsSI.65 white, 81 5js
iO; Western. ~ toaSl 53 White corn, 81 %
yellow frm at 81 10. Oats firm at 5ss60 cents for
new. Rye. % cts. Pork firm at S3laS3I. 20. Bacon
hIln rlb sides is; clear do. Isl; shoulders. l7
hams, 26a26l Lard quiet at IL GALS WHISKY; bet
ter feeling ut 81 .02as 1o3; stock scarce.
FALTINoRs: August 5.-virginis SKIES, old, Az
o'd ~ asked; do l56, 80 bid. 60 asked: do. 1867
50 bid
NEW YORK, August 5.-Stocks strong. Money,
Sai per cent. Gold, 2I's Exchange. long ga short
Ia: Bonds. IL. Virginia 6's, ex -coupon, So; new
IS; North Carolina :, old, 49,: new, ~
NEW YORK. August 5.-FIour Is less active and
unchanged. Wheat scarcely 50 finn. Corn dull aud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
stock RPp0rf.

~ BaaksTs', Brokers' aaf Commercial Ttssr1rt ]
Lewis johnson & Co, duote stocks aud bonds in
home and foreign markets a. follows
NEW YoRK, Aug; First Board-u: 9; Ss, lssl.
coupon, l3s sos lS52. coupon ll05 b2ss tsoi,
pom, IlO1s; SOS, 1855. coupon, 100; 1ls. new, 1865
coupon, n9t s. s 1857 coupon, lo3h BE, 1888, cOu-
pom, lOSs. OHls, coup n, W7k Currency 6s, llBi >,
bertrand. ~ ord; Western Union Telegraph, siIT;
Quicksilver, "a; Pacific Mail, 3l15 , Boston Water
Power. =; Adams Express, q; Wells. Fargo 8
Cos Exp l3i4; American Exp, ~; United states
Express. 431s; Merchants Union Express -
New York Central ard Hudson. 92l,; do. do. Scrip
n: Ere, "a; do, prefi, -; Harlem, Is2',
nsrlem J, pr d; Resdilz. So N ichigan Central
nS Lake shore and Michigan Southern, %
In Central, l3l Cleveland and Pittsburz
hSs; Northwest Sls; do preferred, S4i4: Cleye
land, Columbus & Cincinnati. =: New Jersey
central Hoy; Rock Island, li3is; Milwsukie AM
81 Paul: 80 Milwaukee and ST. Paul pref
~; Wabash and Western. AZ; Fort WAYNE, 9,,s
At Alton and Terrs naute, 2. Chicago and Alton
10 Chicago and Alton. pref1d. 1l6: Ohio ant
Mississipp i Certificates, 3d. Tennessee State SIS old
o. Ter nessee state Sc, new. co. virginia Stat,
6s old, 81 ~ Il; North Carolina - old ~ do,
y; Missouri SIS, 9x Gold, l2ll.. d arket strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

GrassLoppers are said TO be 30 numerous in
Carroll county, Maryland, that il is 'almost i'm
Tossible TO cut grass that had been left for seed
They have also attacked the corn fields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

Mark Twain irreverently describes the du-
..ous picture that was printed in the last num-
her Of the GALAXY over his name as that por-
trait OF a Tat-f ghting hummer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

Despite his letter OF declination. General
ScLCnck was yesterday nominated for re-elec-
ton to Congress by the Republicans of the third
Ohio district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
BOARDING.

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
"A conmodated with BOARD by calling at No.
1924, southwest Corner of 9th and l. streets. Me-
chaniCs preferred. aUE2t
DUOMS. WITH BOAKD-A fine residence Just
II vacated by member Of Congress, is now open
for the vacstion a hrst-class BOARDING
HOUSE. Large, cool, airy rooms, hot and cold
water, bath room. &c. Terns: ) 81 per day, 81
per week, : - PER month. Location, Alb 4th
street. Jy 22lm
EIEST CLASS BgARD, WITH PLEASANT
II FRONT ROOMS. IT, be hRa on reasonable terms
atI9G1, cor. Pennsylvania svenus ard 18th street
Good location and accessible. Tnh23iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

The census takers make the population of
EllcOtt City, Nd, 1,1Gi; Westminster 23O,;
Cumberland, about 5000, and Caroline county.
fg.GfD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
DRUPcSALS FOR FUEL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 1. 1870
sealed Proposals to furnish Coal for this Depart
sze 700 tons Lykins Valley egg size, be delivered
at such times and places and in such quaint as
may be required. will be received until n .;.Iork
noon August Is $50, subject to the conditions re-
CURED by act 81 Congress approved July H. $50 viz
that .uch coal shall weigh 22fO pounds To- the ton
and sfal be inspec ed and weighed and the quantity
Of each load certified at the time of delivery nv the
person appointed and qualified under the act for that
purpose and that the prescribed fee of twenty cents
for each ton inspected weighed and deli ,arrI ~ A..
be raid by the contractor
Proposals will he considered binding for one week
rom the 18th inst, the Department rasnrvinp -ha
right to reject all or any portion of the bids
No proposals will be entertained uless accompanied
by satisfactory evidence of ability fulfil the con
tract, nor will any payment be made without the car
cate Of the inspector that the coal il sucb
the contract calls for.
All proposals TO be sent to the office OF the Chief
Clerk, Endorsed " Proposals for Coal Treasury De.
partment."
AUST j. ii. SAVILLE, Chief Clark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
Reading Matter on Every Page.

- Persons leaving the city FOR the summer
can have The STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the Office. Terms 80 cents
per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
'Co BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
NAVY YARD wAsUISGroN.

CIvII ENGINEFR' : OFFICE August s. is70
Probosals VIII be received at this Office until
MoNnAf. August 18th, $50, at L clock m, To be
opened Immediately thereafter, for furnishing al
labor and mate, als required for the repairs OF the
Con naIIdant g House in this Yard
The repairs are TO be made in accordance with
plans and specifications to be seen at this ofica Tse
work Is 10 be commenced immediately after the da,
of contract, ard completed within six weeks from
said date.
Proposals will be sealed and Endorsed on the envc-
lope Proposals for Repairs Of Conmandant's
Honse Zach proposal must he accompanied by a
sufhcient guarantee that in the She accent
ance of the proposal the bidder or bidders will,
WITHIN two days thereafter, enter into written con
tract for making the repairs
The right 10 reject any and all bids lie reserved
Any additional information desired by parties
wishing TO bid vii he furnished upon application AT
this office. Franklin A STRETTON
aC 5-h Civil Engineer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
/ A.Dhhl'A FEMALE ssssssH psssss1Ekk
BANKERS.

WASHINGTON CITY, August I, IS7O.
The partnership heretofore existing undar tl,a
name aud style of kITTENuOUSE, FOWIEg A
~ has been Dissolved by the death OF 4 ireland
Ssbinel Fowler, Charles y. Ritenh0use. AMI l.
WASHINGTON are authorized e. settle the bnsin-. al
the said late firm who will be found NJ the Rantfns
house 81 PANT, WASHINGTON A 90 a. ~b'r,
the bnsness has been transferred. and no will con-
tinue AZ the old stand, O25 PrHnsylyania avenue
SAMUEL FOWLER
j. l.. DUFIEF.
C.E. RIrTENHOUsE,
L.. WASHINGTON.
FAINT. wAsHINGTON a CD.
BANKERS.
S''At>'.h> 10 hlTTENHoT~E. FowLFP Co.
No. o2s Pennsy lvsnia ayenue,
ksceive deposits aud loan money u depo.itor. nj
legal interest ' ~ y" 'o'''''" ~
Make COLLECTIONS the Government and on all
PORTS in the United States - "
Negotiate Railroad and Municiral loans
Issue Deposit Receipts bearing Interest
ALSO, buy and sell Government Securities AMI
sioH. ''s y" ~N@''''7
Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and SOLD
Revenne stamps furnished
Give special attention 10 the ealir.i,n Of cf.s,,.
AGAINST the Government. ani
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

MIsCEGENATION--Anu unusual event occurred
at jackson, Miss, Wednesday night in the mar
rage OF Hon. Albert Il. Morgan, (white,) a dis
tinguished republican senator in the Mississippi
legislature, to Carrie Highgate, (colored.) This
ceremony was performed by colored minister
The couple left Immediately for Cleveland,
ohio, Morgans former home, via Louisville.
The affair naturally creates a sensation in the
community. Morgan is lawyer Of some abil-
~, OF temperate habits, and was colonel of a
Michigan regiment of the federal army. The
bride is O decidedly duskv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05


All Scot Secretary Board of Health.
ETIlE LIFE SUSTAINING PRINCIPLE.
The vital AMI the muscular systems are entirely
distinct from each other. A man may have the
Drawn Of Hercules, but if be is deficient in vital
energy he will not wear we'll. last as long, or
be - healthy and happy while he does last as the
Of ordinary, even sen4-r build, who pos
One ct the greatest recommendations of that pare
vegetable inv igorsnt. HOstetters Stomach Btters,
IL that il Increases the vital force Of the system
No medicine double the volume of man )
muscle, thicken and yulcaniZs his tlews and
snews; but Hostetters Bitters has au effect much
more important. Its use promotes constitutional
yig'r. 1t TeinfOrces the life power, of which
bone and sinew and muscle merely thu in
stTuments. holding the relation to il that
machinery does 10 steam. Let the slight and ap-
psrently fragile take heart, they may have more
stamina, though far less physical Strength than the
broad shO1ldcred athletes they regard with envy
To restore. to sustain, 10 increase this stamina
prilcp PIE which, when in full supply, is tie source
Of aIIh sRd the bss; guarantee of longevity, is
special property Of the famous restorative II is not
only specific for dys oepSia, bousness, in:ermit-
tent feyeTs. c'ns patton, &C. and preventive of all
diseases of maariOus aTacter but thu bss. o. all
medicines f"r strengthening the constitution and
akeninC the powers Of nature from whatever
they may have become leIhargic. 'O3;SW
1.-THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WILL Bg
H. : closed Ia the public fT-m MONDAY, August
IsT, - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81. $50.
Jy:si lUt. \. II. >PDFFokD. Librarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

~Grsce Greenwood and .. S. Cox are at
Newport.
Ex-senator Wilson is at his home in Natick.
says an exchange, buslly engaged in literary
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
TIE FOLLOWING Is LIST OF NUISANCE
DECLARED BY THE BOARD OF UEAITH

IL.
Dead caIGasses, dead h, ofiaI of fish, heaps Of
oyster shells,
Ofals from butchers stalls and siauz hter houses
stasnsnt or still alter in ponds sewers or
cellar, areas or vaults.
F,ul stables, foul COW houses or cow-pHns, and
foul puiyIes- foul premises ioul alleys and cutters
foul slaughter houses. and places where hogs are
kept within the city limits.
Decaying vegetables and fruits of every deacrip-
ton, all animal substances whether entire those
portions thereof not used as food, which may be
thrown out.
All ash hes. rubbish. shavings, refuse substances
cf any trade. occupation or business which NAV be
pre- judicial 10 public health.
Filth soap suds in POOLS drainage from Lighthouses
or soap fact0ries.
Night soil, if deposited within the limits Of the
city.
Horses and other animals going at large with CLAN
Gers. farcy. or Otner contagious diseases.
Houses or buildings. or portions thereof in \ STAT
Of dilapdatOn decay, or insccurely constructed.
eEdangeriDg the lives and property Of those in the
vicinity.
All school houses. places OF amusement. or Ais
used fer public assemblies of any kind that de-
hcient ia ventilation that do possess tuficent
means N egress in ise OF fire.
lac removal by ~csvengers Of night soil prop.
ly deodorzed. r. NJ SPRINGFIELD, n D..
Secretary Board Health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
IL kOACHEs, BATS AND NICE.

tnfs1ii,1n 1917 nCTUAI NERMIH POISON win
70 ns aes,foy these Pests and is perfectly safe
zen 40 extensively sucoessfnix 49, f n; -.
al sr es PET box Sold xholesale and 70.
Druggists genSrally. nA' mTss. ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
~MIEBTRN's POLAR SOFA,
S3l iSTH STREET,
Opposite United States Treas-ry.
KIssESGEN. yICHY, sELTZEB,
SARATOGA, BLUE LICE, ard
BEDFORD MINERAL wATEKs,

uyis- ON DRAUGHT
~HALL'S EAIR RENEWER .....7e DC
ID At same low rate offer Ayers RI5.vs
N0ntgomerys, BaTrett's, Mrs. Aliens, Chey aiier.
and all Hair PrepaTations Also. ry
FINE OLD Rye WHISKY,
warranted pure, for medicinal aud family use, bot
tied By myself; large
Also.
Ayers Ssrsaparila and Cherry Pectoral-.......sSc
Helm holds Buchu and
Bachelor II sir Dye BLACK and brown $50
HostetteI sBltters..--.-..:-..-..--...-..---. Oc
Lublr Perfumes, very large assortment, twarraht-
Ell gtnulAe ,l..------... D Oc
Magnolia Balm and Lalrd's Bloom
Lyons kathairOn and TricOpherus DC
schencks Tonic and Pulmonic syrup 2
C.lgate's Soaps, gil kinds, retailed at wholesale
wibchssters Hyrophosphites......-....... .-..sac
Rrowns Ess Jamaica Ginger DC
California Wines-Aneelic1, Port, Sherry, Musca-
tel 1: Hook and Sc
De Jorgh Cod Liver Oil, (genuine as
Mishiers Herb Bltters sc
TgFSCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, Rum, &c .,
ali warranted pure, and AZ lowest rates.
Just laid in largest stock OF Toilet Articles In the
city, which will sell az 50 per cent less than resu-
s0aps Colognes, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth,
Nail Infant, Shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Combs in great variety, Prapar a.
tons for the Courzgexion, &c.
Having much enlarged my store VIII give par
tcular attention 10 the Copounding OF Ply scians'
be put at half the usual rates. and every article
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
sptB Corner ID aud ID streets. n. w.