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Coincidence Money.
FROM NEW FORK.
Suicide of a Woman.

NEW YORK, March 31.-Mrs. Anderson, aged
fS III FsgfsP bS Of shSg t6a CITY Yhess Rcas as
heart. No cause is assigned for the act
Ship News.
By the arrival of the steamer Tybee we learn
that the U. s. steamer Congress was at Samana
March %.
Forgery upon Governor English, of Com
New YORK, March Ex-Governor English, of
Connecticut, offers $500 reward for the dis
covery of the person who sent fictitious de-
spatch in his name to W. NJ. Tweed, and expli-
city denies any correspondence with Mr.. Tweed
during the campaign further than sending a
despatch to Richard o German to his care.
Fire at Seneca Falls.
SENECA FALLS, n. Y, March 31.-A destruc-
tive fire occurred this morning, originating in
the engne-room of Mair's extensive barrel and
heading factory. bThe building being wood, and
filled with infammable material was soon a
mass of flames, spreading rapidly to those ad-
laer was also destroyed. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $10,0 ,000
The French Relief Fund.
New YORK, March 3l.-The following addi-
tional subscriptions have been made to the
Chamber of Commerce French Relief Fund:
j. West, Grand Rapids, Mich, $63 55; First
Unitarian Chnrch, Portland Oregon, $62; total
received by the Chamber of Commerce Com-
mittee, $114, 1925; by the Produce Exchange
The Dobbs Ferry Shooting Case.
John Scannell and Owen Gillespie the detec-
tives who shot John Mccormack and Bryon
Cavanagh at Dobbs Ferry, while they were
attempting to rob freight train on the Hudson
River Railroad, were remanded to the station
house to-day by Justice Cox to await the result
of the injuries to the thieves.
More ''Erie' Troubles.
The examination of James A. Coleman, re-
ceiver in the case of Heath Raphael, represen-
tative of English stockholders against the Erie
Railway managers and others, was commenced
to- day before Kenneth g. White, master, and by
consent of counsel adjourned till Monday.
In similar case before Judge Blatchford to-
day an injunction was issued restraining the
Erie managers from issuing new certificates of
stocks or convertible bonds until further orders
of the Court, under penalty of $4,000. The
injunction was granted on an affidavit of John
Swami that the managers intend to issue
$4,000, 000 in new certificates.
Veto of the Pneumatic Railroad Bill.
ALBANY, March 31.-The Governor has
vetoed the Pneumatic Tube Underground
Railroad bill.
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will issue further orders tomorrow. Each of
these barrels will be thus labelled
Contribution des danes du Bazaar Fraucais
de Philadelphia Etats- Unis, aux malheureuz en-
France"
The Purchase Committee of the General Relief
Committee this morning bought 1900 barrels of
flour, and these, in common with all other
packages that are to be sent to the sufferers in
France, excepting the aforementioned 1900
barrels, will be Inscribed
Contribution de la vile de Philadelphia
Etats- Unis, aux malheureux en- France"
A portion of the funds donated are to be dis
tributed in the new German provinces of Alsace
and Lorraine, and agents to dispose of them
have been appointed. The moneys sent over
will be deposited with Drexel, Harjes e Co. at
Paris
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THE CENTRE OF GRAVITY.

Jolly Crowd of Fifteenth Amendments
Six i'm IA Wagon and the Wagon Upsets.
Driving down Thirteenth street, near Walnut
last evening, was frail Jenny Lind wagon, in
the meagre proportions of which there were
crowded six large colored men. The springs of
the vehicle bore testimony to the fact that a
very little more weight would render that wagon
q wagon no more. The vehicle was also very
tOp-heavy, for two of the men were standing
upon the aXletree, which materially added to
the insecure hold the vehicle had on the ground
When near Walnut street the driver attempted
to pull out of the track, and in doing so the
whole concern made as complete an upset as
it was possible to do. One of the
men standing on the axle was plunged
headlong against a tree-boX. He was not hurt,
but the tree-boX aodS. The proprietor of the
tree-box used the remnants for kindling-wood
this morning. The head of the other negro
came in violent coAeussion with an ash-barrel.
Was the ash barrel Injured? 1t certainly was,
for the side was =, ,.,S crushed in and the ashes
barrel thinks it very wrong for parties to destroy
property in that way. To add TO the dscom.
fiture of the affair. the remaining inmates of
the wagon were mixed up in the most inextrica-
BILE confusion, and when they were disentangled
they presented the most ludicrous appearance
of clothes torn, bloody noses, ashes in the wool,
and mud from head to heels. Singular TO say,
none of them were seriously injured.
THE GLORIOUS FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
Quite a number of colored citizens, in honor o.
the glorious day which secured to them the
right to help to rule ''the best Government the
world ever saw" got drunk yesterday aud cele
brated the day with frequent pugllistic encoun
ters. This was the exception; for the majority
of our new citizens conducted themselves quite
as well as white people would have done undel
such circumstances
OUR New CoLLECToR.-This afternoon the
Clerk of the United States Court will admins
ter the oath of Office TO our new Collector, Hon
John w. Fotney, who will tomorrow take pos
session Of his office.
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FROM THE DOuLyNION.


Toronto Board of Trade.
TORONTO, March sl.-At a special meeting OF the
Board OF Trade on the question Of sending deputa-
tion to cooperate with the Western delegation Ia
pressing the claims OF the Huron and ontario Canal
on the High Commission, It was resolved that no
deputat0n should be sent.
Proceedings OF the Parliament.
OTTAWA, March 3l.-In the Senate the P0sthas.
ter-General stated that the claims OF Canada ifOI
Fenian raid expenses had been submitted to The
Joint High Commission at Washington. II they
were not entertained the Government would press
them on the attention OF the Imperial Governments
In the Commons, after the rejection OF several
amendments, the Government plan for the admis-
sion Of British Columbia into the Dominion, and for
the construction OF the Pacific Railroad, were
adopted by vote OF 81 to 10
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Currency statement

The following is detailed statement of the
United States currency outstanding at this date
u. S. notes, old issue, $9S,6 U. s. notes,
new issue, $202, 166, 337; U. s. notes, issue of
1869, $153, S33, $685. oneyear five per cent. notes.
$134, ,567; two-year five per cent. notes, $46,-
452'50; two-year five per cent. coupon notes,
$33, 72050; compound interest notes, 81 1885, 400;
fractional currency, first issue, 4,445, ,060'6S;
fractional currency, second issue, So, 246 050'2S;
fractional currency, third issue, $6,3s9 012'56;
fractional currency, fourth ISSUE $26 ESQ, Bill.
Total $39S, ,529, ,277'63.
Conscience Money.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day received
q letter from New York, enclosing $1i0 from a
party who states that in making his tax return
he withheld $4400 income belonging to his wife
for which he is responsible, and therefore de-
sires to give the Government its due.
Comparative Internal Revenue Statement.
A comparative statement which has been pre-
pared at the Internal Revenue Office, showing
The receipts from the general sources of inter nal
revenue now subject to tax for the first eight
months of the present and the last fiscal year,
shows total decrease of 10,3l0 1888.
There has been decrease on spirits of
$3 1914 S17, and on incomes of 81, 7S2, 666. To-
bacco shows an increase of 81, 1878 536.
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EUROPE.
AfternOOn QuOtatiOns.s

LONDON, March sl-b P. M.-ConsOs, 9s for both
money and account American securities firm
bonds Of 1862, 92z; OF 1885, old, 92sS OF 1861 sl
1O-40s, s9A Stochs irm; Erie, 1851 Illinois Cen
trail III; Great Western, 4316.
LIVERPOOL, March sI-5 p M.-Cotton duh up
lands, I'D; Orleans. I9<d. Sales to-day 10 600
bales including 1000 for export and speculation.
Wheat. los. 1Od@l1s al, for No. TO /; new red
Western spring was ASS. Cd.
LONDON, March sl-oP. H.-CommoD Rosin, C.
Cd G36e. Sd.
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FROM THE WEST.
Important Railway Decision.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 31.-The argument was con-
cluded to-day in the United States Circuit Court be-
fore Judge Drummond, ON the application OF Charles
E. Bill TO be placed in possession OF the Louisville,
New Albany, and Chicago Railroad. The applica-
tOn was refused, and the road remains In possess
sion Of Leo III. Chapman, receiver, until the rights
OF parties In interest shall be adjudicated.
Movements of Secretary DelanO.
MOUNT VERNON, o., March 3l.-rhe Hon. Colum-
bus DelanO, Secretary OF the Interior, has arrived
here, and viii probably remain some eight or ten
days,
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ARRIVED TUIS MORNINa

Steamer w. Whildin, Rggans, 13 hours from Bal
tmore, with mdSe. and passengers to A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. r. Clyde Co.
Barkentine Forressian, Wright G3 days from Mes
sina, with fruit and sulphur TO s. s. ScattergOod 4
Co.-yessel to l.. Westergaard a. Co.
Bark Augustine Colbe, Carver. from New York.
Bark Elliott Richie, Pring, days from Pensacola
with lumber to W. A. Levering-vesse to Souder
Adams.
Nor. bark ElieZer, Jorgensen, 66 days from Liver
pool, with salt to VIM. Bumm Son.
Schr Robert Palmer, Daboll, 10 days I'm Havana
with sugar TO Isaac Hough Morris
Schr Sallie G. Morton, from Potomac River, with
lumber to Maule, Bro. a Co.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Str Bristol, wallace, New York, w. p. Clyde Co.
Steamship Wyoming, Wiltbank, Savannah, Philadel-
phia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Schr Mocking Bird, Thompson, ST. John, N. B.,
Workman Co.
Tugs Chesapeake, Merrihew Clyde, Duncan; Fairy
Queen, Wilson; and Ella, Brammel, Baltimore
with tows OF barges w. p. Clyde & Co.
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Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, March 3I.-Cotton dull and tending
down; low middling nomnally lSHc. Flour dull
Wheat dull and unchanged Corn higher and re-
ceipts light; white Southern S2aS3c yellow South
ern. S0@S1c. Oats dull at 6l@62c. Provisions un-
changed. Whisky more firm at 81 ]5c.
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FROM NEW JERSEY.

The Jersey city Charter Repasscd.
TRENTON, March 31.-The Jersey City charter
has passed the Senate over the Governors veto,
by strict Republican party vote, aud will now
become a law. Both houses have adj ourned for
the week.
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HORSE RUN AwAY.-A horse ran away yester-
day afternoon at Delaware avenue and Walnut
street. Attached to the animal was a wagon,
which, coming in furious contact with lamp
post was demolished to diminutiYe smithereens.
The lamp-post was snapped short off, causing
the gas 70 escape. The remnants of the wagon
finally were janmed up against an iron post,
and there the frightened animal was secured.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Obituary,

BosToN, March 31.-Colonel H. o. Whitti-
more died yesterday of consumption, aged 80.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEaRAPH OFFIcE.l
Friday. March N. 1871


Friday, March 81, 1871. !
The demand for money this morning is mode
rate, except for speculative purposes which con-
tinues quite lively. With let up in the regular
business demand there is a slight tendency to
further ease. 1t now appears almost certain
that the stringency which has been feared with
the opening of April will be avoided, and that
money will be abundant to meet all the REQUIRE
ments of business without any material advance
in rates. We quote call loans at 51S06 per cent.
and commercial paper at 7COS per cent
Gold is quiet but steady at 1101l011036.
Governments have made serious advance in
view of the large purchases for the Treasury
during April.
Stocks were quite active and steady Sales of
State 6s at lO3S for the first SERIES and at 106
for the second do City Us changed hands at
101A for the old, at 1915 for the new, and at
1929 for the aute-war do.
Reading Railroad sold in a small way at 81 -
S. o.; Pennsylvania at 62 for small lot Cam
den and Amboy at III; Norristown at 82t@:
Minehill at 80; and Catawissa preferred at 43x.
Canal shares were sought after. Sales of Le-
high at 353s. 1694 was bid for Schuylkll pre-
ferred.
Miscellaneous stocks were quiet but steady,
Sales of Fifth and Sixth Streets Railway at Al.
and Central Transportation at 4511O46.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF MARY O. MoGUIGAN, a minor.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, SETTLE
ana adjust the account OF BERNARD OWEN, guar
dian OF the person and estate OF MARY O. McGUl-
GAN, q minor, and TO report distribution of the
balance In the hands OF the accountant, viii meet
the parties interested for the purpose OF his appoint
ment on MONDAY, April 8, at 81 O'Clock T. NJ, at
No. 81 South THIRD Street, in the City OF Philadel-
phia. L. u. THARP,
81 wfm5t Auditor,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLTGENCE.
(BB Cdble,)

LIVERPOOL, March 5l.-Tne steamship Britannia
from New York, has arrived out.
(By TelegrGph.)
NEW YORK, March 81.-Arrived, steamships Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall Erin, from Liverpool; and
Tybee, from San Domingo.
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w EDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w OF solid 1s-karat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
RANrED. A full assortment Of sizes always on
hand. FARR n BROTHER, Makers,
No. 924 Oll ESNUT Street. below FOurth.
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EXPLOSION.
4 Blast Pipe ExpIodes Ina Morris, Foundl

4 Blast Pipe EXplOdes in Morris Foundry.
An explosion occurred yesterday at the iron
works of |. 2. Morris IL Co., at Richmond
and Norris streets, that had 1t occurred at any
other hour might nave been attended by the
most frightful consequences The hour was at
dinner time, when the workmen were absent
from the shop, and at that time the blast pipe
exploded with tremendous report and most
violent conclusion. Three hundred panes of
glass were shattered TO pieces, and all articles
within reach were knocked about and heaped
in the utmost confusion. The building itself
was damaged to some extent.
PETTY THEFTs.-Frank Smith yesterday stole
a quantity of money from the cash drawer of
store at Ninth and Clinton streets, and for this
offense he has been sent to prison by Alderman
Morrow.
John Hay was arrested by Officer Moore at
Sixth and Alaska streets in the act of sneaking
out of a store with pair of gaiters he had
stolen when inside Alderman Hogan has sent
Hay to prison.
LARCENY OF WATCH.-A policeman at
Twelfth and Locust streets last night heard a
man cry ''Stop thief" He Esaw a fellow run
across the street, and ran over and caught him.
Presently man came up aud accused the pris-
oner OF stealing watch and chain after having
beaten him. The accused was taken before
Alderman Morrow when he gave the name of
James Brown. He was held to answer.
THE LATE QUEEN OF swEDEN.-The following
| has been issued from the Swedish and Norwe
| gian Vice-Consulate in this city,
PHILADELPHIA March 81, 1S7l.-Masters of
all Swedish and Norwegian vessels in port are
respectfully requested to wear their flags at half
mast, in memory OF the late Queen OF Sweden
| deceased. EDw. 3. SAYREs,
Nice-Consul.
HORSE RUN AwAY-A horse ran away yester-
day afternoon at Delaware avenue and Walnut
street. Attached to the animal was wagon,
| which, coming In furious contact with a lamp
post, was demolished to diminutiye smithereens.
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MEMORANDA,

Steamer Panther, Mills, from Boston, arrived at
Savannah yesterday.
Captain Flynn, OF bark Lady Young, arrived yes
terday from Liverpool, reports s:-Sailed from LIVER
pool Feb. o; experienced terrific s. w. gales to the
18th, during which lost foresail and jb; had mode
rate weather from Peb. 19 to March l. March had
fresh gales and heavy head-sea; the gale increased
till at midnight the wind blew hurricane; barome-
ter, 29'0; the gale continued till midnight 9th inst
vessel washing the hands from the pumps; the ship
made great deal OF water, working and straining
fearfuy; barometer. 2S'60. On the 4th, pumped up
soda ash with the water; wind changed to N. W.. (;
cargo shifted below. p. M. 9th, shipped heavy
nacle and broke in afterhatch' forepart OF cabin,
and headTails barometer 2S20; all hands at the
pumps; Captain Flynn had leg badly bruised; ut
midnight the gale moderated so we set lower fore
topsail. Had strong gales from n. w. TO s. w.
during the rest Of the passage. Took pilot on
March 20.
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Correspondence e| The Evening telegraph.
EASTON 4 McMAHON'S BULLETIN

tow tonight, for Baltimore, Light
ii. q. Wfgus, with scrap IRON, for Trenton.
III. Campbell, with logwood; City OF Boston, with
pipe and ShuttecocS, with barley, for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, March 30.-The fol-
lowing baTges LEFT in tow last night, eastWard:- =
Gif Mayer, Mich. Childs, ]. +. Hager, w. g. Lap.
ham, nj. 4. Hannigan, Catharine Terrence, +. II.
Parks and Mary Shaw, all with coal for New York
Colonel Baker, Judge lands, and +. Z. GreenmaD,
with coal, for Wilmington.
w. ID. Gill, Iowa Late and Early, and William Nc
Fadden, with coal, for Philadelphia.
Sunshine, with coal, for BridgetOn. L. S. c.
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Important Railway Decision,
New Dominion Advices.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Receipts of Customs.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The following are
the customs receipts for the week ending March
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FOREIGN.

COMMERCE OF THE PoRT or PHILADELPHIA.
Arrivals of vessels during March, 1871, were
as fOlloWs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26

QUEEN Victoria il about ready to die, il
we may believe certain assertions. And
she was never healthier IN her life If we may
believe others. Here is what Disra-li sAId
10 his noted speech at HughsBden.
Ladies and gentlemen, an nov Abou,
10 propose TO you the health OF her majesty
the queen The health Of the queen has
for several year, been subject Of anxiety
70 those about ner, out u Is only within thI.
last year that The country generally has
become acquainted with the gravity Of ths,
condition. Tbs fact H. we can
not conceal from ourselves that her majesty
IL physically inoApAoitAted from performing
those duties, bot il il some consolation 10
her maisstY's subjects 20 knoW that 10 the
performance Of those much higher duties
which Der majesty il called upnn to perform,
sbe Is still Remarkable FOR punetuality Apd
Gpre sisiou whlch have never been .arpa..ed
add rarely equsIIsd BY any monarch OF
these realms.
A very erroneous Impression ia prevAlspt
respecting the duties Of the sovsreiyn Of ~.
country. Those duties are multilarious. the,
are wrighty and they are unceasing. vii.
venture 10 say that no head of any depart.
meht 10 the state performs more lGbOriou,
auhes than iAi' 70 the sovereign Of this coun
Try. lhere "a not n dispatch received from
ABROAD nor Que seht from this country which
u not submitted 10 the queen The wb,I.
internal standardization OF thu. o,r,.,.
greatly depends upon the siRn-mA,n.I
Of our present sovereign 1t may be sad r.
her signature hAs never been place
TO any public document OF which she d,
not knou the purpose and Of W aich she d.
not approve. Those cabinet councils of vhio
you sre near. aud which are necessarily tn
scene OF anxious aud i'm portAnt dslibeI'
uous, are reported and communicated. o
their termination. by the minister TO ID
Sovereign and they often call from her cri,
ieSl remarks, necessarily requiring consic
trAole attention. And / will venture to ad
tnst no p"rsou likely TO administer III
AuH'rs OF 'h's country would treat the suI
Sesuons OF her majesty With indifference
Tor TINS monent there 10 probably u
person hVinR IN This country Who has suc
complete control over the political traditio,
OF England as the sovereign her.elf II
last generation OF statesmen have ali or q
most al, disappeared-th Sir Roher, pee
the Lord Derbya.tbe Lord Palmers,ops ba,
gone, and there is no person Who can ad ";
her majesty. OF is likelv 10 advise her m
issty In the times in which We live, or vi
can have such q com plete mastery OF VII
has occurred in this country. and Of all q
great aud important Affairs Of state. foreit
ana domestic. for the last ,hirsy-four yea
as the ausen herself He, therefore. Won
not be a Use mar who would no, profit
her maisssy's judgement and experience
have fs.t u nv duty 10 make these remar
In iatrod ucine this toast, in consequence
some srronsous opinions on the duties
- EPTersign, which are nov too oommc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26
Ladies, Iake Particular esiIce.
The Real Velpau Female Fills

The,s Pills, 80 celebrated many years ago "a
pr,. for tn. -elist Of fen ale irregu@ritles' Ane
.r,arv..d, for their criminal en- Pl"y men' N 10
r,..,i.s Of abortion are nov offered Tor sale io'
r. A., time in America. They have been ksF
in eompa,atfvs obscurity IRON the iao' 10 II 10
o,,.,n.tor DR. VelpaG, IS pm sieiSn IN r-'f
- g,.at wealth an has strict o1nsSientloursP''
-. and has " tn hei5 them from genera u
Isst thew should be employed for unlA"iui p"
poses o,...,;un. P.lliny
.fths Womb. hites, Green Sickness, suppress
.iop Rstention, or Immoderate flow OF toe
Mopthlv Discharges, Nervous ano Spinal Alice
lion. Pains in the Back and Limbs, fatigue on
,Tgb, .xertion PAlpitstiop Of the Heart, Hys-
t.rjc, &C., and will effect q cure when all OF her
mesps hav. failed and, although powerful
remedy. do not contain calomel, Antim ny, or
,uything hurtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited
They will, in a short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAUTION Married LADIES' should never AXE
them when there Is any reason to believe them
solves pregnant. for they will besurs toproduo'
niscarrisge
Laiiss can procure box, sealed from the eye
ofthe eurioss. by enclosing one dollar, and 81,
postage stamps to n. W. MACokBER, General
Agent for United States and osnsdas, at Albany
~ Il, or Of any ss sherissd Agent ny34dvly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26

E933E!l|3s!!,5

Cures all diseases caused b, seIf-sbuse viz
Sperm Atorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Night
Emissions, Loss Of Memory, Universe Lassi-
tude, Pains in the Back Dimness of Vision,
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves, D EcuH
Breathing, Pale Counter anee, Insanity, Con
srmF ton, and all disesses that follow SIS Sc
quence Of youtbful deliberations.
Ga- This medicine has been ussd in our prac-
tice for many ears, and with thousands treat.
ed, it has not failed in single instance.
Es- Each package of Vegetable Core is wrap
letters, and contains bottle filed with su-
gar-coAted Pills and one vial of Medicated
Powders, Sufficient to make one-haf piut Of in
ise.i.n and o,A Svrinpe