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WANT TO VOTE.
Descent of Female SuGragtsts Upon
the Board OF Registration.
Inseresting Scene at the Citz Hell


TIE excitement to-day at the City Hall, con-
sssEeni on the SECOND registration, was greater
bsn that Of any day yet, from the fact, ~ an
renneedl that tie question OF testing the RICH;
OF tmsles TO the ballot would be squsrely put
forth, IN order 70 carry AZ into court for fnai
adjudication.
Az - the advance guard of the female suf-
fIsglsts appeared and entered the Marshal's
efnee III the following order: Mrs. DIR. Lock-
wood, Dr. Ezekiel Lockwood, DIR. Mary T..
walker, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. >. l.. Edison DR.
Susan Etson, DIR. Caroline Winslow, Mrs JOSE
kh ne =. Griffin. Mr. Lockwood and DIR. Mary
walker headed the party, each having a bop net
ioT the member who would register her. Fred.
Be1giaSs shortly joined the party IN the Mar
sLsl's office.
AT SIS The line as fgmed. with several ac-
eeEsSOns, ard. headed BY Mrs. y. ID. h ,rret and
her husband, and thing into IL at portion o. the
courtroom immediately in front OF the clerk
sesk, they we're net b. Mr. CrOcker and the
board S
We the undersigned, citizens of Washington
II =, believing II t0 lie our solemn dlfy-a
part OF The allegiance We owe 10 our Maker 10
oar &C ,niEy, and to our homes-to exercise ths
right OF TIE elective franchise. hereby earnest
y petition that our names be registered as
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are now striving hard 20 maintain those prin-
clpies you fought for. speak what know. 1
90 not believe that at this ls.e dly those who
were true in the hour OF trial will desert the
cause they so nobly defended, by casting their
votes for party in opposition 70 the principles
OF liberty and justice. NV friends l wish 7
was able Tn talk longer, bot feel utterly inca
psoie ,o-nlstt To make this lar e audience hear
.-.-.-,. ~~ns.or wye, is mere, ami |
viii give WAY to him y no wall. no doabt, cpte6-
tain you in bis usual lively aud racticaLway.
SENATOR EyB
vas also received With cheers, and m sde q capi-
tai address, In which he urged, II they wanted
progress in the District, the election OF re-
publican. He eaid the democrats are hsrpDg
upon the removal OF the capital. They need
have no fear Of such an occurrence; IL 10 not to
be re moved. IL can justly be said that no citv
has improved more in the last five years, AM II
II continues there will be no better city in the
country. This continuation can be made by
sending q republican to Congress, one who has
an interest ip ITS welfare; but no democrat will
do. You would not surrender the District to the
democrats, would you, ferries OF "no!' "no!'' I
and undo all that has been done?
Col K. r. Faet7 delivered the closing address,
ard the meeting adjourned with CHEERS for
Chapman.
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- tn case and that accused be held. rbe
GrSe = that be would make a rule th ~
,b",s 80 ee beard promptly, persons
,estsa rnish, N Axe an improper use of the
law 70 hold nsr,iss &C used in order 20 keep
them from the exercise q. eDen IieuS AS-
eused stated that he had registf. co IS lIvlng a
the nortbernm arket Hews b snd
for convenience boarded and slept in 'ne mar
ket-house. The Judge SAID IL appeared IShlTs
that il was . question for the hoard UT regtsirs-
49,, ~ 1--WE, and he retornnnehded ehsttney go
there ar d state the case, and II they sustained
his stste ment that would and il. He held him
10 the yum OF siG0 for hts Ape arAnce to- nsor.
row Wilkinson vent % the City Hall in charge
of an officer, and soon returned TO the Police
Cont with a certificate setting forth that he
VS. properly registered, and the judge dis-
missed the csse.
scAIbRD.
Jane Docket, colored, Assault on Mafs MAJ
the~s. Jane went into Mary's house and took
kettle Of sealdiDg water from the stove and
dashed it on Mary, taking the skin of h Ter hack,
where il had saturated her clothing, making
her jump about lively; fined so and costs.
Adjourned.
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r. To THE VOTERS OF The DISTRICT
S OF COLUMBIA
SECOND REGISTRATION

hhe Board of Regissr alton fer the District CT 90
lnnes viii convene at the City Hail IN the city 81
Warrington, on THURSDAY, April 8, ISL md hold
session daily Sunday excepted unul SA hDAN,
Hiii 10, lSf, inclusive. from clock uatil
ofio>k ,. M tor the purpose Of correcting the list
ot persUns already registered b strikiug of the
p names % those who may be sscsrtained DOT 20 hs
9urfed "a vote, ant fur placing che registry the
tehiss on those who are qualified to vote, int who
cause.
To aord every facility to persons who may desire
TO register the BOARD has god 10 have separate
place OF registration for each TWO DIST RlUTs ;.
TBIkD aud FoORrH the FIFTH and SIXTH
Abe sEVENIH ard EIGHTH; the NINTH and
TEETH; the ELEtkNTH and TWELFTH, the
.THlRTEkNTH and fUU R1EENTh; the FIF.
TEES tn and Elk ZEN TIL the sEyEHTEENTH
TWENTIETH, the TWENTY FIRsTand rwF EN-
The place II registration for each divtsian will
be designated by q sign giving the number VI the
District.
To Those who Have Been Registered.
To give AZ opportunity to those who have been
registered during previous sessions OF the Board 10
Correct any error IN name of residence ths printed
lists can be examined at the room OF the Commits.
siqnsr OF inprov nts, west wing basement, City
HAIL daily Until THURSDAY, April 9th, on an.
pin alton 10 ). Russell Barr; c,evk IN charge.
JOHN 3. CROCHHR
GEORGE s aIpxo,,
VIM. HARPER,
eAML W OWEN.
THOMAS MARTIN,
H1NRY JOHNSON
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN,
Is B. oHs HPHHSNtHa
nhzs STEPHEN n GOLDEN.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE OF CLOTHING,
for
NsR's, Boys aud Ysuths' Clothing,
from p. Wallach
Fit, quality and wor kmans hin guaranteed
Dress and business Suits made to order and
IrnSyy psde al less than any other inst class
house.
Also,
The Largest Stock OF BOYS and Youths Suits
IN this city,
At z. wALLACH's.
Odcon Hall, corner ~ 81. and Penn ave.
CHHVIoT SUITS, sill; Coat, Pants and Vest.
Eheman " Bro, sos 9TH street, May Bald
ing. lg3
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CITY ITEMS.

SINGLE AND DOUBLE BRRAsTEp
Black Cloth Frock Coats,
1o1l Pa. av., between 10th and nth sts.
JUsT RECEIVED, the largest and finest selec.
tion Of Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing
I'D me city. EIsRNAN e. Bro,
sos 18th street NAV RufldinS
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LOCAL NEWS
AnCsEM ENTs, Ae

AnCsEm ENTS, &c.
Sst,c-ai fAsa,r--JcfersOn as Rip Van
J,,.,ata BuH-Prof Cromvens Art Exh.bi-
tiCn.
IAshN .rcrSs.
Prof. Pratt, the Horse Eiae,ter az And r
Efsets.
Malkritsr's Art Gallery, 4ss Tth street.
bsrlov's Gallery q OIL Paintings, i29a Penn
sylEsnis syenue-New pictures just received.
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Second Registration seventh Days

The Board Of Registration continued its ses.
sion until O'Clock u. III. yesterday, aud regis
tered a total of eo3 voters, iS7 white and IO.;
colored, distributed in the several districts a.
follows: -
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hIALTa, the poor mans riches. the rich
mans bliss, Is found in AYERS MEDICINES.
after fraitlese search among other remedies.
word to the wise is sufficient.
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RARR OPPORTUNITY Tor any one TO embark
IN the dry goods business in one OF the Lcs,
locations on Pennsyly ania avenue. TIE plain
reason for those now engaged selling out, = the
partnership being unsatisfactory. Information
can he had hv applying 20 NJ. II. Prince. 1905
Pennsylvania avenue, either personally or bv
letter. a
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

"kIkETEEN1B DIETRICr REPUBLI-
u5 CAN CLUE A meeting will be held on
SAItt DAY NIGH T, att O clock sharp, on street
SAC llteT Creek. lmportant hrsi-ess te be traes
sefec; s;ter which. the Cub will sttend the mas
efiinF Of the Fifteenth District ciuo. A bsad Of
Eusic will be in ATTENDANCE ~
BE- order ot the Pfesitlert
spI.2 issrf WIN HBNp' EY. Sec.
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OUR NEW STYLES of Corseis, from Franc.
and Germany, have just arrived, and can bs
had In ali qualities aud prices.
T.. BAUM, Corset fmpOrter
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES GLOVES AZ Oh
Dollar pair, AZ &. Baum's Hoop Skirt ar
Corset factory, 40S It'll street. S,2I
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s~REpuBLI6AN MASS aIKrINGs.

GtpersI " p CBIrMAN and Otb-rs vii address
tte Republicans Of the District OF Columbia, a.
ftlOvs:
Districts Nos l9 and 20, AZ intersection or North
and Harylsn ID avenue and Let ard ID streets, on
D0RDAY EHBNlNG, April 10
Ei.trict No. 10. at the Council Chamber, City
all, on TUESDAY EVENING. Aprh n.
9rsni mass Meeting IL front Of City Hs"
WEDNESDAY EVENING. A. -"sii On
.,lh s'fies hSs std 10, at Union Hall, 18th
H,et'i 81 hHuhspAf ENrAlNa, April Is
IislIicts as 2. sns ., at Stevens School heuse.
trtil IA
bisrict No y, 81 Jenaailytown, on SATURDAY,
Districts Nos 81 and AZ, square On North Caro-.
MONDAY EVENING, April ~.
.Dstric's Nos. I2 and Is, corner Tth street sad
Bern avenue, on TUESDAY EVENING, April Is
Districts Nos and 4, at Market Hcrlse Hall,
Geoigetown, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. April
~ n. q 0RpWAf,
epic Chairman Republican General Committee,
TFERs0Ss ENTITLEp To NATURAL
S lLATl0N who desi Q 20 vote the Repub-
lcen ticket at The mirg election requested 20
celi on y. ID BARRETT Eco. 3i7 AZ street, who
will secure theiT papers Tor them By order Of the
r. publican General Committee. APT lst
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1HE FISH MARKET.-But few arrivals were
AZ tie b-h mari (JOhrsons foot of Eth street1
to-day and IN consequence prices have a.
vsneed, sc sd bringing nom SIS 10 81 N re-,
leo, and herring - 20 IS per lOeO.
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THR WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY III
Teetors met yesterday and elected W. L.. Mich /
son PRESIDENT, a r. Shepherd, treasurer ard
a. Meg, secretary, for the ensuing year.
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BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
Blue Flannel Suits,
Blue Flannel SGits.
AL Styles and Sizes,
At HABLR BROTHERS,
lZ,6 y. w. corner tn and II streets.
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ALEXANDRA FISH MARKET-There va. an
increase IN tie arrivals OF h-h al the nsh
wesryes this morning, one I" jag" alone from
walters, containing over ninety thousand her
ing, and the total receipts footing up over
2jo,fO, and about $3.50 shad. Prices ranged
rom & 50aS9 per tho Isand for herring and
>l2a>i3 Ter hundred FOR shsd.-Ca.stie, last
srsring.
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For CoRSs, Bunions, Ciub and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet visit DIR
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street, OF
p0site United States Treasury. 2,2i i2
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The CELEBRATED MaTquise and Marguerite
Glove. in all the spring shades, has Just beef
received at T.. BAUM's
Kid Glove Denot. InS Ifh -.
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BASE BALL.-The National Ciubhave selected
th.lr nine az follows Leech, pitcher: Coushiin,
catcher; Billa-ki, first base; Hollingshe adj
sseobd base Goldsmith, third base; DovIe
hEortstCY, WOrthnzton LEFT 6eIn s,,6iav
center ueid, Martin, right held
i 10 morrow me 0lympics play against q nine
selected nom he best talent in wsshIpgt IN AMI
BAIT more. 10 viii doubtless be one "a. 80
games OF tie season. ~ VS.
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MRS. MooDRY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon
moulded by AL physicians, can he bought an
made 10 order, at g. Baumis Hoop skirt an
Corset Factory, 4QS 18th street. 3,2I
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S1RAUr, the ciothieT, - still Offering sDch
Inducements IA the lIue OF early sprfuy xesr
tha, his es'Sotish ment IL constantly thronoed
WIN uebshted customers. Suaus understai,ds
the law OF success n trade: First, SECURE a
large and varied stock. then let the publ, Lnov
TIE Inducements yOI have to offer through the
medium Of JudiciOus advertising. See rs card
elsewhere, and then visit his store and see for
himself.
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fieHTH D!sTRICT--Tbs Rsputir1n r;els,
toHEte:s-Ihe Tep ublcan. OF the Eighth legis-
lstiye district tetc q primary election yesfer-
e<y from . 70 y. m at Liberty Hall Insnec-
iors-for K. j. Besl. DIR. +. NJ. SPRINGFIELD And
u =. Green, for Geo. Burgess. W. T. Mott and
W n. Gaines. ChslieDgers-Jsmes Lennox for
bean and Joseph Brooks for Burgess. The
whole number of votes cast Was s5l, OF which
George Burgess received 80 and r. j. Beall
~ Mr.. Burgess therefore is the nominee 10
ietresent The Eighth district in the House OF
Delegates.
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applause
RBsoLUTIoNso
The committee on resolutions reported n &C.
ries, winch were adopted amid applause. They
setforth: That We will not permit that this
new national Territory should elect rebel sym.
panther to the United States Congress. IN AZ ON
election day We will establish where the symna
these the majority Of German voters Law. and
will seal these resolutions by our ballots: thai
the German American citizens OF this District
renew their allegiance to the great national re-.
publican party; that We heartily indor.e the
combinations made by the republican party of
this District for Delegate to Congress and the
Representatives OF the Legislature, and the
nomination of General y. p. Chapman particu.
lariy meets with our faver; that we firmly be-
10 Cor gree would be calamitous to the interests
OF This District; that we treat with utter con-
sempt and disgust the attempt Of some of our
Pohucai adversaries to seek sympathy among
US fof that traitor and criminal, wirz; and while
expressing our belief that be was Justly and de
t.,Hss 1onNeted ana executed. We can only
nstPIo1e tnat ne was the only traitor who was
thus punished for attempting the life of the ma
ton and his fellow beings "
The President then introduced Goverpor
Cooke. oo'eih"f
GOVERNOR COOKIES spErcu.
Inc governor was received with lon3 md
follows: No 'P"Ae y
Fellow-citizens: 1 did not intend sne.L,r,
THIS evening. IN consequence OF ipdisposirioS
caused by severe cold; but ! feel compelIsJ IN
say something In response TO the resolutions
They are we'll arranged and substsnt;ai ia
are the utterances OF an earnest and nara
working people. The day IL drawing near vhen
We are 10 decide whether We will support thos a
Who were unfaithful. Many OF You had frian ~
in the army, and some OF you were there your
selves and did good fghtiDg Tor the Union, and
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5anfJsRntss snpttsI.
Seim 0eneralffab.

Nm 9. gtusuf mar Der Simmsl better
uup ss psbtsn lanfte Scmmsrliifts: Ssr
Sommsr lsuStts tn fsiusm t6&fen
9lau3.
Saarssmiinp brsitste flo fanI unb tOtstt
iibsr bic rsiSenctn 5hsst aus, bic fstus
wsiesn 5auier tsbedfn.
Rur Bier unb pa ;sistsn iia psrsinjsIts
RauHwUltsn, bic bsn nattn 8ctIsn.
I6ahtsn sntitIsssn; In hrr 5srns bilests
Elm @sbirssJuS stntn rtsRssn uub maize
aatf&eu RantsI, cine art S6ubpanb
etssn bic Rorb' nnb Sapints. 4s1
Der Sag mar 70 sbsn aussbrO6sn: /:
gIlss mar TN 5duptquartisr In 8swtss
uns uHs auf ben gfIRSR,
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Ser Sam6Oltr son @Srtb.
SitOrif&sr Rrmau aus bsin bfptf& -frdnsSfiSr
Sarisss ron 1870 BON DR., 8arI GOrnOp.,
.n .rt ---- i7
D Grffe SIbtbelfuu8. = -.
l1 & (8Urtlssuus) 1Glt .sss :.
4H- .-.... ..- - ..-.....-'-.i..-. -.-...s
8irrSetnteS 8apitsl. s,e
p 1 Der 8rief.

gIuf bsm bC&walpsr S6lOetburm
fdtus ss swst llbr; I'm brnaabartsn
BuIbt bsrrftte bas tisffe S&wsiSsn.
Clara une 8thatb batttn bas ShlC6
brS 5srrn Spn Glbil btrfits felt fiinf
Stunbsn ptrIaGsn. e Els o. &
DI6Bltb b6rte man In btr Gsrns ben
unssTssslten @alspp etHss Sfsress. aJ
Das @eraul& nSberte f&, purbe tm'
msr bsutlidsg, rplte ME elm fsrurr Dcn'
nsr unter benz @sR6lbs Der bObsn Sdume
batln unb fanslsr ais ber 9rNunfe ;siste
.fIh iebt ttn 8sttsr. .'a. %
Dsrfslbs bislt piSbIt6 itin Yftrb an:
Elm S&ItpPfdttl f&lus bic Glautsa fsinss
pferrss unp cine ttsiIpsts ,srriGtnf llnts
form beredte lstnsn &6rper. sa 5r.
~ Gr btslt tinsu Brief In Der 5anb. &
Am S4Icbstttsr aussIanst 3Os sr
tsftts an hsr S6lcesIcds, bic wsttbtn
f6aate.
Gin Olener fam eiIiS bsrtst.
-sDSbnt bier Der 5trr uOn elbsIf
FfraOts Der 8sitsr ion, unp III piss S6Ipb
SO6palbsn? - 20 ~
- Sa, metn Strr, antpcrtete per Dtts
nsr unp mari rrfnunts Slids auf bic tbm
uubstannts uniform, Obslrt@ sr 1b I'm
@stsim pubI Instr, es miiTs pies stn
SFiSlsr cUn oer nor wenIgsn Saesn stn.
srradttn btutf6sn Siiparmss fsiu.
- 5rdnIsin CLARA? -.-..-...
- 81 ntdtt I'm S6IOb. s,.t tt'
- gSc III iisS "..r ... 2
= SD tpsib ss ni6t. s.a rssn
= Dann fsbrt Ts jurid? slg5GHs
- Gas tpeiB Id aud ni6t. i.r NJ o.,
6rassn unS slntpprtsn warrn fH
dubsrit i&nea esfOlSt.
- llnb wsr ptrtritt ben 5srrn BON Gltsl
unp eas 5raulsin In bsren abwtlsnbfttp
futr Ger lieutenant fort. .-F
Nismanb! antmurtete Der Oiener. 7
;, Nun, 70 fassn Gle Idmmtli6sn Die
nsrn, ipfort su pfsrrs gu itstssn unS In
gits -.,. - put
Sdmutliat Ditnsrl untrbra& ibu
Der DOmslttt.-Gs III ia tsinsr mtbr bier.
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Or6eltriOn.

Das tn 6sr Gsrmania Salt aufgtftute Sr-
Geifripn II ppn esT, talsntppasn Srffrumsntsn.
bauer, Srn. 9. 0elee, reparirt unp nit elmer
MnIabl nsusr pieern ssrfrbtn ppresn. une tauH
eas publifum In Der 3ufuuft Risber bti tintnt
fhdumtubeu @faie Bier ben 9snuB tinsr flal-
flatu Ruff babsn. Sprs6t esfdllisf prr.
Spbn 3ftbItr
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'-l1 gaa a''sf sEsn y.see.g4,
a'f UfEs sHusEnsHB ls5
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S&lafiu6t, pfl&e fidb msusr temi6ttstea = q.
bate baS GissntbiimIIas, bab fis meinsne
Gsif melt mstr bstSubtt, ais metusn
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Versicherung,
&nebifipn-ilmD-SNech G chfeI.

q. Stspart pottsr CHa&fclssr BON O..
o. @aItrr) II geent fir bic ,,'Spms 8erfi6srs
rss 60. in Hsp-goIi" ans ,epromins County
Dampfrr. .eiuisu. paFagsfdfins auf Dampf-
NIB Segrllbifrn nnG unb pom Samburg, Srts
men unD ale ln6rrfn Safsn psrben prrfduft.
gBtdlel pfTbfn mad allen 5bsilsn efs alien 9a-
erlauess ju ben niterisisn Rattu ausstHeat.
SfEfe, 205 9adapanHa NptHur (3etblfrs
3msr Nc.i, otfHaRf, 1879
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QSGlecrs ScuiUCaoe

SD unterjsitnrtsr rmpfebls mfins nsur Seu.
mage ben Siirgrrn BON Scranton. Da i'd tda-
i'd Yrpsilr In usine Sdnef befOmms, ea6 Gin
grOBrr S6ptnbsI nit btm Sru sstrirbrn pirb,
Rsltss nibt bier gspcgsn ppretn H. unb man
der Niann an eirer .ein;isen eabuus I'M Is
HrlIars bstrpern pirS, 10 fparus Id iebrn 9ars
asr, fein 6eu AZ taufru, auBer 60 IN bier grpparr
pcrSrn. NGbsre Ausfuuft BET
10tr66 Gbrtftan gSlfer,
genn glbr., nabr @iRfer's W5tfllcrt.
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gupuneO 9oINrnr Jliasn fir fraurn
DnpOnfO's aolOfnr lDiaen tlir 9rauru

pnp0nfo 8 golofrf 4)lllfl far traufll
pHpOnfu's gulSrnr aDillrn fir efrauru
Iinb sausIi6 unf&GbIi&
liub sGntlib uuf@dbIi&
VSirfeu sauberartie in ieSem Sale,
SSirfcn ;auberartie in ieSem TGlle.
unb SerfebIen ME
linb perfeblsn ME
auatntIidIihs GrIrt6trruns unb nnbausrnbe
Sfilung lei unterbriidter WenIfruaticn su gebtn
uub entftrnrn Sbfruftpuen trbrr gIrt. i.
Cine Dame f9rtibt ir piirbf lisber 5 5 fir
cine 9pr ;nbIsn, al5 rbne iie fein.
N.B.-Sd srbrauGr bic fIrinrn rptbtn unb
eeltfn 8pres nidbt mebr, ba iie grfdlIbt lnb.
Die ebtrn 6nb ttBt in srpetn petBen S0rrs,
eutbdlten hpppsIt (cpitl pillsu unb auf tebfr 8rr
fintrt man ben Q. ct. StsusrlftmprI, ppn mel.
mem rigtnrn Sitmpsl ssbrudt, auf hsm bic
gBcrie In peibfr Sfrtft ifeben ,DupOnro's epl-
bene psriobilrte piaen." gBenn eu teine 9es
lunebeit uue bein tsbrn GbGBtf, 70 getraube
feline brrartise Yillsn Obne zen pbissn StsmpsI.
Prris 81 per 9ug. Gr6s 9uTrs s..
gsrfauft tur9 8. 8, 2obtd unb Ratbsp .
Srps., In Serantpu. Urr ST an bislrlbrn
bur6 bic STantpn pclf Irnbet, erb6It bic pileu
frei mad iraenp siuem 9aupsstbtile eefhidt.
Gerner perfauft tur6 q. O. Rpraan u. Co.,
Sqbe part .l pittstpn,
Nilffsbarre, bur6 rinrn appibeffr
III ieerr Stabt Der Ser, Staatfn uub hur6
9. .. SOPs, allsiniser Gisrntbiiusr,
27c70,ti Nfp-grrf,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-04
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Puller and Bclloaus Drink, Wan
SERs NIEUM NITm, or WINE or LIrF IL free from any
poisonous drugs and impudtlrs, being prepared for
those who require stimuant u II asplcndid nppc,iz
flying the blood II IN thc most pleasant and ddfclous
article offered to the public far superior to brandy,
whisky, wine blterH, or amy other article II II more
heathy and cheaper Both male and female, young or
old can take the Wine of Life N Ia IN Mc lifc pre-.
server Those who wish TO enjoy good health and n
dow of llycN spirits, viii do well 10 take the Wine of
Life. lts different from any thing ever before IN use.
H 10 cold by druggst alsn az all respectable saloons.
Price one dollar In quart bottles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-04

HENRY T. HELMBoLD's IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

cannot hn surpassed Face Wash, and win he ionu
tho only specific remedy In every species ~ Culaneuu
Affection II speedily emdicaes pimpleH Spots ScOrbu.
tic Dryness lnduratlsna Of the CuianeOus Memh ann,
ets fl.prs liedness aud neifAent InAanatlon Hives
Hahh, Moth Patohes, DTyneFE OF Scalp Skim frOst
bites, and all purposes for which salves Olntmonts
are used restores the skin Ia state Of purity and soft
and insures continued healthy action 10 this lis
aus of s vessels on which dcp'nds the agreeable clear
nets aud ylyacy decomposition much sought aud adj
mlrcd Bat however valuable a remedy fnr exhsting
defects of the skin, H. r. Helniholds RGse Wash has
long sustained ts principal claim unbt patron
age by possessing qualities which render II Toilet Ap.
enAge OF the mOs snporlatye aud cGngenia character
combining In eeeaat formna thOs prominent reqns-
ties aalfty and efficacy tbe ingaTRblS aocompanimens
ofits useas preventative and Reresher OF the Com
pleKion. II Il an uiecan for diseases Of tho urinary
Organs arising rom habits Of dissipation, used In
pecton with the Extract Buchn, sarsapArllla anC aaw
ba Grape Pills In snoh diseases reoommendsd can
pot be surpassed. Price, ono dollar pSr bottle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-04
COUGH NO MORE.

WARgrEs COrGn BALsAM IL healing, goftelnG and
cIpcctomtlng The extraordinary power It possesses
In Immediately relieving, and eventually curing the
moat obstinate eases of Coughs, Cods Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, influenza, CanrTh Ioarscness, Asthma aud
Consumption II almost incredible. so prompt II the
relief and its effects in n the above any alice
ton of the throat and lungs, That thousands of physi
clans daily prescribing IT, and and Hl say that
u Ia the most healing and eXpcctorating medicine
known. One dore always affords relief and In most
casea bottle affects cure, Sold by druggists, In
large bottles. Price dollar, II Is your fault II
you Slil cough audfuiier The Balsam will cure.