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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BALL'S tfiCmO iOLL WAJJf
IURI M ALL HASES. Oaa ft. relie
(MTMItHnl H ut iumM Are tpee
UeeUe-al So ikU(t at 4w req-drtatl Do not
kim with a--law. at-ra-iiua) Ou he aned wlta
Mt teteottoal Cpward ot M oarai the pee aaonta
mui Q tl vm Terr imn win. Orer oaa ku
red aaiSB-taaa bbt. wi then, la their pre,
tw, apeak wall af IUi eoeeecy, u4 eeyroTe
as their .ompostrioa, waioa a) tatireiy aessMBbia.
Bd haraieot oa in lynasa. Ettndr of oerfla,
uawta aaewa. Baal'. Bfecile Pills ereth.
aautsai eaAoal-- a-mrta. BeetaS. raU. They are
ituM fer male ana len-eJe, older roanf, aa.
only reliable rsejtadv Idt eaeettna
laliu speedy ear, ra eluasss of Bpormatocrlna
ar Oaatr-1 Usbaa, with aU Hi trataa of s-rUa,
look at Cntani ai4 Vatlaai IHeahvaaa, flats,
a Whites, Bif-htly or IiTolaatery Baiissiona, Ia
aMOaoaeo, uenltaj imoiuij ana irntADiuiy, i
uhm, Weaknesses-toe. e Power, Kerrou Da.
tintj, Ac. o, aU ot waina arise principally tra
anal IinajM or Self Abaaa, or aoaso eoasKita
Itoaai'do- amiaaiaat; afcj tacapacitatoi th. enAaree
If falfliune: ihaaikai of married Ilia, la al
meal disss sis, a ftoaorraoa, Gtest aad Strtataraa,
atoarsiUttf raysieieB ar to sreairaans Of aoauaai.
Urinary, euxael, aad Barrons Pimm, wao will
iaaa,iraaaaa,iaoaU0ia( Tetnaoas work,
Tea rimara Tfiooeajm. Dr. Befl. Tl satis, ea
aU Abase, r-rea-atnr. Deaay, Impotence Bad law
af Fewer, Senal Its 8mlaal Weakness,
laatlf toaaaoaa, Cealtei DeMltty, Aa, aw,
aaaipaM of M MM, containing important aaV
ww a the afliieted. ens whioh should be reed
arary aaOorar, a (a avaoa of oom la attmml
stagse h pJalnla art tarta. Tw. staa-pe recnin
la aai aoatei-e. lalfU:Bfca. AlAvy
IMPORTANT TO WDIJ13 Dr. Har
es rl ra rule ear Barer rat railed la reesoy
Bf ditscalteas ariains- troai obetraotaoa, ar atoa
aefe af aatare, ar hi restortnn: tha iratom to par
act Beaesa warn naanna rrom aptaai aaacnoav
I rVaiaaaaii CaKi. taa Wallaa. or etaar wfcB 1
taa Lwriu Onnaa. Taa PlJi an aorfMtlf aarai
tau oa tha oamttatioa, aad maj bo takea by taa
aot daHiato aaaala wltaoai oaaalag dlati tha
aka ttaia UiT aet Uka a oaarai hj traactaaalac,
larWcoratlsc aad rartorlDX hbo rorrtaai to a aaalth
aoadlttoa, aad ay brlaaliit om tha Bonthlr parlol
aith naalarlt. aa utiar feoai what eaaaia tha
ahfiraotlaa auy araw. Thay aaoald, aovmr, aoa
at takta darluc tea axat thrat aiaiM at fragaaa
ay, tijonaaauiaiaay
aoaM at taa rami.
'aaokboxaoaUlatdOallla. Prloa 1 00.
fr. Eaaar't Taairua oa Puaaata of Ftlta,
rraraaaey, Miaourlaaa, Barraaataa, StarUMy, Ba
atoiaottua, aad Aboaia of Hatara, aad fphtrlnal
lytaaLadlai PrlTaUMtdioai AdThar, a paaipBiat
at M paaM, atat ma to aay aauraM. Btz
rrwd lo nav aoataaa.
rat pllat aad book wiU bt aaat by audi raai ia
Ml anaiaa, aaa arapaia, ay
i. hhtku, tl. D.. eaaaral Agaat,
rio. to uaaar iu. flew lore
Bold br all tba srlaoliial brnitiHtta.
ZTw. OLAftK, Vtmui, Agont for OimUad.
lnl-ffl?R8:ra.w.fAw
BS-A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
Or pARRIAeE. Contaialag a early SOq pBaia
ana 13U Da pltua ana aBgiaringv uf m nnunf
of the Baroau Orguw in a ttate of Health and lte
aaat, with a Treatlta apoa Harly Erron, iu U-
Biorabla oouieaaencet npOD toe aima aaa ouay,
with the Aataor't plaa of tretlroeot the oaly ra
tional aad tucoatifsl aiuda of cure, at ahown by
the nuort r.f eaaea treated. A trntbfol adTieer to
theaiarried and thote contemplating marriage,
who entertain donbta of thir phyglcal condition.
Bent free of peataae to any addraea, on reoript of as
oentt in ttaiupa uT poatal
Dr. LA CKulX. o. 1
o. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany
M. T.
TheAnthor mar be contnlted apoa any of the
diaeteet apoa wh ch hit book traata, either peraon
ally or by mail, aad medicloaa tent to any pert of
the world. mnl:l8
I-PHILO80PHY OP M ABBIA6E.
Toe Proarletora of the Hew York Hnaeaai of Anat
out have determined, rerardleet of exneaae, to M)
ane free (for the beaellt of tnflerlng hamanity, aad
anppretaion qnackery) fonr of their moat Inter
eating and fnttrnctire Leotnret on Merriifre and Ita
dleqoalilloatlona, aerroae ana rofmcai awomiy,
Prematnre declioo of Manhood, IndljiettioB, Weak
aeaa or Denreaaioa. ImDotency. Lett of Ineriry and
Manly Power; the great booial I Til, and thota
Maladlea whlrn retnit irom yontoini loiiiea, ez
titant of matorlly, and Ignorance of Fhyitolofy
and laws of nature.
Theae InTalaabla Leetaraa hare beea the meaaa
of ealtirhteoing and aaring tboeaanda, ond will bo
forwarded fret, oa reeelpt ol loar ttampa, dt aa
drtatlng 8ECKBTAKT, New York Mnoeum of Aaat'
amy aad Mediate, 618 Broadway, Dew Xork.
feblfrR
tS" MANHOOD AMD THS YIGOB
OF iOUTH BK8TOBCD In four weeka, by Dr.
Bloord'l I3SX NCI Of LI FE. lir. B icord (of la
rla hat appointed aa A pent In Kew York for tha
ale of hit higljly-prtaed aeernoe ol idle, inia
woulerfal agant will rettore Manhood to the moat
BbetUred oonttitutiona. In four weeka, and II need
aooordiug to printed inttroctioae, failure ia Imaoa
alble. aoeea, In every cate, la oertain.
Dr. Bioord'a Kaaenoe of Life It aold in cater, with
fall laetractloaa for ate, at f3, or fonr quantltlea
la one for 19, and will be aant to any part, careful
ly packed, on reoeipt of remittance to hie acaredlt
ad agent. Circular aent fr-e oa receipt of kjai
atampa PHILIP ROI.ASD,
447 Bmoata atreat, one door wcat of Broadway,
ebl6:aMI Mew York.
OLD Y3 MADB NSW-
A oemnhlet directine how to apeedily rettora
Ight and give no ipecxactea, without aid of doctor
ar uedjoene hunt Ly mail free, on reeeilit of tea
aente. Adareea f.. . r uu L m.u
MH'R.bitw
1180 Broadway. Ni Ywurk.
INSURANCE.
SUN
Fire Insurance Co.,
OF CLEVELAND.
Office 1.8 Superior Street.
CAPITAL, - - $250,000.
JTullj ud Mrnrety inTested in firat clan Mort
gagbi BoDddavad btocLi.
lnsurtd may Receive 75 Per Cent of
. Set Profits.
DIBECTOKBt
8TTLIM1H WTTT, JAKI8 MAC01T,
.1 BlLDWIN, P. M.OBAPIN.
JKt. V. WARMER, GIl. WOttTHIMaTON,
HKR? UABVKV, O. A. BROOKS,
W. B. 6Df LEft.
6TILLMAN WITT, Prpsldcnt,
H. M. CHAPIK, Vice Pres't.
K. Q. ROOBE, Secfr-tary. mf:R3
i32. PUCMETm m
jtiTFiii iisvsiiiK coxrin.
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL, - - . . t0,
Ba Borlp Dlytdeada. ProHt. dlrided ta OABB
ajBoag Mtcok aad Pottoy B olden.
Taaea Marina Baaardt of all Unda, Flra Bltka,
Balldinaa, Merohaadlaa, Pnrnirara, Veaaala la Port
t ad the bettor elan of lUaka gsnoraUf .
DIBBOT0B8.
a. Bart, B. Pel ton, Amaaa Btoaa, -t.
ObamberUo, Ii. O. Bndaoa, J. U. Otiambertla,
W. T. Walker, O. A, Gardner , O. M. Ortatt,
W. W. Paltoa, wau WeUhooaa,
OrPIOB OrUtt'i Brehanga, foot of be parlor
Itreet, Ohmland, Obto.
I limit Adjaeted aad promptly eaM.
WA. HABT, Fnaldaat.
I. B. Htraaoa, aaeratary.
Oapt. O. A. eARDBSB, VarUa latpector.
mbl: daw
D. HUDSON,
iaemcval Flaw, Maria and Ufa Jwanr
nee Afrfut.
rtlor"
OSoe, Ortatfa Xzcfaaage, foot fin parlor reat,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Banatnrra two followibq ooapaaraf;
Saekeye Mataal Int. Co, Olerolaad, AmMM.
Ohio, (Tire aad Marls) $ StS.laS
atarkatPiro " " 4li.?iH
jralloa Kire " " lttd,l
Norwich Fin Ina. Oo.. Norwich, Ot. 4 id .24
Horth W altera OaweKO,N.T. 840,77
Sew York Ufa
Hew Vork
X.eV,7.3
$13,8S&,IS
lOKfBg PBOXPLTT IDJUSTtD AUD PAID.
Particalar attantlea (rraa to the adjnataant af
Mariaa Loatai. L. O. BliObUN,
Agent and Adjneter.
Oapt. C A. GAanara. ferine I owner tor. fel8:BS
MACHINISTS.
THE OLD EAGLE FOUNDRY
Dorbasr a mat aad JBoavdow Bta.
. . (orroarn Bam,)
la Ufa! a opes, and tha aabaorlbar bert leaya ta
Inbrm Ita old meadt aad aatrona, and tha psblle
generally, that aa M bow ready to build
all eiivi or IleilEa,
Portable or 8 ta tic nary.
Ba la alao ready to do all Unda of BKPAIBINv
aa abort aotioeaod la a workmanlike manner.
Particular attentioa paid to PKOflCLLN
VOBK. Our tacilltiea for maaafeoturinc MILL
BKAR1NO dreee food Be the beet. Ihe Pattern!
hava beea aocamalatins for apwarda of twenty.
aa yeara, and are of the beat quality. All ordan
from a diataaot promptly ditended to.
Addraat , 1. BIOO, Manager,
hie B anrriT Olmlnd. Okta.
fVVEKTH I TEETH I TEE IB I
jjp. jr. iTFAirriis,
Xata of the arm of Biluwiu A DiarrLa. It
mill at hit old aatablipbed Dental Ronnie, corner of
Ontario atreat aad Public square, making tnoaa
laaalaable gem, artificial Teeth, at theold arirea
Oatora the war. Aa Dper or Lowar bet from tlu
o$l&. All work warranted. aplu-Rt
T AM A. IACX BHAWLa LAJiA
XPai aad aaawlal Porat Laoe Oa.
laajal ...... a. i, kALDWlJI 00,
DAILY LEADER.
Ring, Loyal Bells.
ta
a
B!n, loyl belU-iiBcomt freMehim?
TbrlU, with yoorjoj, the glowiog -virl .
1 his fatarof bourn movent rue!
Biag, lojaJ bii I pa) wJd jemr note.
O'er bamUi'i toven ',ld Glory'1 fluataf
Boar. cBBm, twd the bttbi rvtoand 1
Iat mrf flg its to! as ditvpUy !
Bpct tfe (ooai Bwa roand ud round ;
1 b ca of Fidom wIm io-dftj I
Af e, poor it from your brMB tbroU,
OrBaatac't waJU CHd Glory" llomU f
RUifC. Ix'U I roar, enioa f Bfatmt, Mck tonmI
iue cn.ita Dft uttro in vree lad Iitmi
WuUbeytur notwef uiutio fluol
Th Lord of Boats oar Ticlory giwtm ;
Pl oa.sorM yonrcUs.rc aw!
i at victory Uiat toreibMofli
Ob, I id tb w Imm bowi Oott -peed,
Tbr ugh avery ( aod bamUt lone.
On libtoiog viret, or foaming iteej,
Far bo oar Mod a great mrcy ktowa.
Tfaet to Bie nanie a'l praite nay bo
Wfaoglielb ut Iba victory, .
Their doom wai tcakd wbea Grant est down
With h'e b.oad brows aad drcoplag haad.
Calmly before tbe Kahel tows.
And w, t his web with tbiulnf thread,
Tbe wab that aU tbeir armiaa apanntd
And palsied each rebeJisBS band.
LPe icebergs that the ran bs kissed. -With
neither power to fight nor fly ;
Bow haws tbeir bats dissolved in mist.
Exhaled before bis Hon aye,
Till wild itb Joy tba hills reload
With eonqneat sareoar aims are orowoed !
MARRIED FLIRTATIONS.
The last dvioe cadences of delicious.
dreamy waits, acroea whoee waird aotea
tb noul of Beethoven bad poured oat its
magic Badness, were floating orer the crowd
that tilled the ball-room of the fashionable
Washington hotel ; there was the stir and
murmur ot separating couples, and the ill'
suppressed yawns of weary "wall flowers'
uat louowea in tne wakeoi every brilliant
waltz. Kate Elwyn stood in the xecess of
the window, plajinp- carelessly with the ta
aea jessamines and tuberoeeetof ber bouquet.
while her blue, krrely eyes wandered anx
iously trom one place to another, evidently
in quest ot some familiar countenance,
which they could not discover.
There were few more beautiful faces
than her own, even in that festive crowd,
wnere nau the Denes ot the union bad
brought their diamonds and brilliant eves
to dazzle the grave politicians and law
makers of the land. Bather beneath the
medium size, with the fragile delicacy of a
fairy, ber complexion bad tbe transparent
waxen bloom that you look for only in
children, while her heavy bands of golden
hair lay over her somewhat low forehead
in rippling waves of amber. Very dark
blue eyes, translucent as a sapphire of the
first water, and a little crimson mouth,
carved like Cupid's bow, gave additional
piquancy to ber face,aiid altogether she wag
as perfect a specimen of the radiant blonde
as one seer, out of a picture gallery, or a
novel.
Suddenly bar cheeks blossomed into
rosea, her whole countenance brightened,
as a tall and lather elegant looking gentle
man languid!? sauntered toward her.
"Charley, 1 thought you never were
coming i"
'X ve only been down to thesupper-room
for a few moments, my dear. I'm sorry you
i : i . . v r i .
nave juiaaeu iuc Auyiuwg X can OO tor
you now ?
Yes do get my fan and shawL and
we ii go up stairs, it s alter one o clock, and
m completely urea out.
"Couldn't, mv dear." said Mr. Elwvn.
breaking a moss rose from his wife's bo-
uet, and las ten in g it jauntily into his coat
I d engaged for three waltzes and a quad'
rille. Mits Raymond would never forgive
me for deserting her."
Kate s up curled haughtily, and a deeper
shade ol crinr son stole into her cheek.
"Jealous, eh?" laughed her husband.
patting her bright hair lightly. "Now,
Kate, that's a little too silly of you. JJon't
you know that at a place like this a man is
expected to make himself generally agree
able to the ladies ? Pray, my dear, don't
become so aosura ana ridiculous as to'
"And so," in terra peed Mrs. Elwyn, bit
terly, "your wile s wishes ana conveniences
are secondary to Miss Baymond's will."
"ihe green-eyed monster has certainly
invaded your peace, my love I" said Mr.
Julwyn. Upon my word, l have always
givea you vreuit n't a utue inure common
. j:t e. 1 . . 1
tense.'
"Charier," said Kataquietly, and without
heeding the careless sarcasm of his tone, "I
am weary of this round of senseless gayety ;
am sick ot tne tumult ana vanities ol
Washington. 'Will you take me home ?"
"Why, A-atei alter ail your anxiety to
pass a winter in tne great canter of social
and political life I Vou have been teasing
me ever since we were married to indulge
you with a season in Washington."
"I know it, Charles," she meekly an
swered, trying to suppress tbe tears that
were brimming to her eyes, "but I have at
last learned tbe folly of seeking real pleas
ures anywhere but in the precincts of one's
home. My taste for gayety is satisfied, and
you can't imagine how homesick I feel
Low anxious to see the dear little ones
again. When will you take me home,
Charles ?"
"Next week, perhaps, my love or the
week after, if you positively insist upon
it."
"O, Charles, why not go to-morrow ?"
"Impossible, Kate. 1 am positively en
gaged for every day this week for drives
and excursions in the neighborhood of the
city."
"Engaged 7" repeated Kate, opening
her blue eyes. "I knew nothing of these
arrangements."
"No, my dear, I suppose not," said El
wyn, lazily. "Did you imagine I was go
ing to come and ask your permission every
time I wanted to drive out with a lady or
smoke a cigar with two or three gentle
men t"
Kate's lip quivered and she turned quiet
ly away. Charles Elwyn looked after her
with an aroused expression in his eye and
a half smile on his lip.
She's jealous, as I live V he muttered.
Jealous of Aurora Raymond and the pret
ty widow. Well, let ber pout it out at her
leisure it will never do to encourage this
sort of a thing."
If he could have seen her a few mo
ments afterward (Just when he was whirl
ing 'through tbe waltz, with Miss Ray
mond's midnight curls floating over his
shoulders), sobbing in the silence of her
own dimly-lighted room, the golden hair
all unloosened from her hair-pin and jew
eled comb, and her blue eves looking like
morning-glories drowned in rain. Well,
perhaps it would have done him good, per
haps not. It is not always best to let a
man know the full extent of his power over
that miserable little captive, his wife it is
astonishing how much the sex delights in
tormenting ita victim. There is always
one blessed avenue of relief open to woman
kind, however a good cry! No wonder
that Kate Elwyn felt better when she
wiped away the shower of tears and brush
ed back the lovely rippling tresses from
her fevered forehead.
"What shall I do?" she murmured to
herself, deluging her handkerchief with
rose water and trying vainly to cool her
burning eyes ; "what ought I to do ? Oh,
1 wish I had never come away from home
it's a judgment on me, for leaving my
dear little babes in the hands of cold hire
lings. I was happy before I ever thought
of this hollow, deceitful whirlpool of fash
ion." She burst into fresh floods of tears, as she
remembered her husband's last words.
"It was cruel of him to speaK in that
cold, sneering way to me, she sobbed.
"Have I lost all the spells he used to tell
me I possessed?" If he only knew how
these things hurt me, I am sure he would
treat me in a far different manner."
She sunk involuntarily back, as if some
rude hand had struck her, aa Miss Bay
mond's clear, melodious laugh suddenly
floated up audibly through the closed door
of her room. And then she aet her com
pressed lips together, and a new look caret
to
his
his
"
no
in
for
a
up
not
to
at
into the liquid depth of her wet blue eyea.
The gilded minute nana oi mecarveu
Parisian clock on the mantle had traveled
twtoe around the circlet of enameled fig
ures before Kate Elwyn lifted her gaze
from tbe bunches of Velvet roses in tsecar-
Dat. What was she pondering on 7
Sitting up, eh, Kaie? Why I thought
you were tired to death,' " said Mr. El
wyn, as he entered the room, and his wile
i 'i . l i v. A waIamaJ
aua aown ner uwe. uu .aiwum
with a bright careless smile.
"Yes, I have been go much interested in
that delightful book," exclaimed Kate, en
thusiastically; "1 do wish I knew whether
Sir Ouy gets the property or not."
"She has got over her sulks amazingly
quick," was tbe busDana s internal com
ment, as he kicked off his boots and lazily
unfastened bis lavender neck-tie.
"Ob, thank you, Mr. Elwyn, I've had
such a charming ride I"
And Aurora Raymond sprang lightly
from the carriage step, one liny gloved
hand resting lightly on Mr. Elwyn's arm,
the other holding up tbe folds of her vio
let new mantle, ne voucnea nis nai gal
lantly, as she tripped up the hotel steps, all
smiles and dimples.
"I wonder if Kate would like a turn
round Jackson Square before dinner," he
said to himself, consulting bis gold watch.
"i ll run up and see poor little thing.
He sprang up tbe stairs two steps at a
time, and burst into his wife's room.
"Put on your bonnett, puss, and we II
take a ride," he exclaimed. "Hello, she
isn't here what the mischief does this
mean?"
No she was not there neither was her
blue velvet hat with the white ostrich
plume, nor the magnificent Cashmere
shawl that had been sent from India for
her wedding present just five years ago,
and Mr. Elwyn came slowly down stairs
again, feeling much inclined to get into a
passion.
l)o yon know where my wire is r be
asked Mrs. Art worth, a lady who spent one
half her time at the hotel windows and the
other half in catechising the servants, and
who consequently knew ail that was to be
known concerning people's out goings and
in comings, generally.
"She s out riding in Colonel warring
ton's barouche been gone ever since morn
ing," returned the gossiping matron, with
great promptitude.
uut ndingi" jsiwyns brow con
tracted.
HStrange very strange," he muttered.
to drive out in that sort of a way without
so much as saying a word to me 1 I always
fancied that Warrington a puppy, andl m
sure oi it now.
He went down and dismissed the equip
age, ana then return ea to the drawing
room, as restless as tne wandering jew,
After one or two gloomy turns across the
long apartment, be sat gloomily down in
tbe window rececs. iven Aurora Ray
mond s pretty lisping chatter could not in
terest him now. "Would Kate never
come?" he thought, as he looked for the
fortieth time at his watch.
She came at last, just in time to run up
stairs for a hurried dinner toilet came
smiling and lovely, with her hair blown
about by the fresh wind, and her eyes
sparkling brilliantly. Elwyn dog in the
manger as ha was could have knocked
Colonel Warrington down for the involun
tary glance of admiration with which he
looked alter bis lair companion.
Presently Mrs. Kate re-appeared in a
magnificent dress of lustrous silver green
silk, lighted up by the Hash of emeralds at
her throat, and frosted green mosees drop-
pingrrom ber oair.
"Why nave you put on that odious green
dress?" asked Elwyn, catching at some
slight pretext as an escape valve lor bis in-
humor. " Xou know bow much l dislike
green."
"V, well," said Kate, nonchalantly, "you
are so fidgety, Charles. What difference
can it po&Eibly make as to whether I wear
green or yellow 7 It is entirely a bygone
fashion for hmbanda and wives to study
one another s whims, a la .Darby and Joan
We drees entirely to please the public, the
gay world, you know. And I put on thij
silk dress to please Mr. Uarnett he ad
mires green so much ! '
Charles Jilwyn stared at his wife in
speechless astonishment. What did it
mean f she had always been the humblest
slave to his slighest wUh or caprice and
nowshesmilinglysethimatdefiance. What
evil spirit possessed her I
che never came near him all the evening
never sought bis approval by the little
shy glances of appeal or the questioning
looks that naa been so inexpressibly dear
him. No she chatted away, bewitch-
ingiy self-reliant, tne center ot an admiring
group, until Mr. Elwyn was ready to rush
out of the room in a transport of exaspera
tion. "Allow me to congratulate you on your
treasure of a wife, sir," said Colonel War
rington. " I have always known she was
beauty, but I never appreciated her
claims as a wit"
Elwyn gazid speechlessly at the polite
Colonel, who was evidently surprised at
the ungracious reception of his little com
pliment: "dust wnat l mignt nave expected," ne
muttered to himself, plucking fiercely at
moustaches. " What in tbe deuce did I
bring her here for, if I didn't want every
fool in society to fall down and worship
htrl"
" Would you like a drive after dinner,
Kate?'' he atked one evening, after about
three days spent In this very edifying man
ner. "I couldn't possibly this evening," she
said, adjusting the wreaths of ivy that de
pended from her shining bair. " We've
arranged such a nice moonlight party to
ride out io the navy yard."
" Weil, wnat s to prevent me irom driv
you there?" asked Mr. Elwyn, anx
iously.
"Our party is already made up?" said
Kate, coolly. "I've promised to go in Mr.
Garnett's carriage. He is so delightfully
agreeable, and I like him so much."
" The dickens you do," growled i.lwyn,
face elongating and growing dark.
"Uut 1 11 tell you wnat you might do it
you plettsed," suggested Kate innocently.
Mias Raymond would like to go, I've no
doubt, or Mrs. E 'erest, and there can be
possibie objection to an extra carriage
the party, bo that "
Hang jiiss tiaymona ana jure. .Ever
est,'' ejaculated the irate husband.
With all my beart, my dear," said
Kate. "Only you see, it's quite impossible
me to break my promise to Mr. Gar-
nett."
Mr. Elwn's temper was by no means im
proved when he stood on the hotel steps
and watched the merry party drive otC
their gay voices and jubilant laughter re-
ecnoing inrougn ine serene mooniignt,
like a mockery of his own gloomy reflec
tions. Be had never felt so utterly for
lorn in the whole course of his life.
"Dear me, what a beautiful evening for
ride," sighed Aurora Raymond, looking
from a volume of poems, as Mr. El
wyn re-entered the drawing room, looking
unlike a man who had just had a molar
extracted.
But he didn t take the hint, acting, as
Miss Raymond afterward indignantly re
marked, "more like a bear than a man,"
and sitting down to the peniBal of the
newspapers. Alas, for tbe midnight curls
and oriental eyes their spell was broken.
How long the slow creeping hours
seemed before Kate came I Long ere the
sound of carriage
W Vi AaIm cr-aHJ t aA S-.TI iha
pavement before the door, be went up to
amuse himself with books and letter
writing. All his efforts were unavailing ;
between him and every occupation to
which he turned crept one gloomy thought
a sore pang to think that fcate was
happy without his society, and that she
never missed his absent voice and smile.
"I wonder if I'm jealous," he muttered to
himself. "It's not an agreeable sensation,
ail veatA, : I wonder if Kate felt to
to
a
a.
to
a
TH
Of
with Aurora and the
whenever I flirted
widow."
This was a new consideration.
Would the time ever come when Kate's
heart would be estranged from him es
tranged bv his own conduct: when her
loving, sensitive nature would cease to re
spond to na toucar xne very iancy was
airony.
He was wrapped in these gloomy medi
tations, when the door opered, and his
little wife tripped in looking very much
like a magnified sunbeam. She stopped
suddenly when she saw his head bowed on
his hands.
"Charles, does your head ache 7"
"No."
"Then what is the matter?" .
"My heart aches, Kate," be said sadly;
"it aches to think that my wife has ceased
to love me."
She came to his side and put her arms
around his neck with caressing aoecUon.
"Uharles, what do you mean r
"I mean, Kate, that when you desert me
for the society of others, and cease to pay
any regard to my wishes, I can come to but
one conclusion.
"Charles," said Kate, smiling archly up
into his face, "does it grieve you to have me
prefer tne society ot others to your ownf"
i. t
-Ml DreaKB my naan, ivate, us sua paa
sionately.
"1 hen, dearest, let as make a bargain.
Let us allow Hiss Raymond and Mrs. Ev-
eret to console tbemselves with Uolonel
Warring tan and Mr. Garnett,while we are
nappy witn each other, (shall it be so V
"Kate yon have been playing a part r
"Of course I have. Did you suppose for
a moment tnat i was in earnest r'
The loving kisses she showered upon his
brow dispelled every lurking shadow from
the husDand s heart, ana he felt how inex
pressibly dear his wile was to him.
In the next day's train Mr. aid Mrs.
Elwyn left Washington, mutually con
vinced that they had had enough of the
gay capital. There were two unmistakable
enacts consequent on their sojourn, how
ever: Kate was satisfied to remain quietly
at home for the rest of her life, and Charles
was completely cured of every latent ten
dency to nirt.
I
CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.
New Goods at Union Hall fcr 8prtng(
Is now the theme of which I ainfr
We're all the latest sty Its just made,
To nit the finest city trade.
Of new Spring Ofetcoate and Sacks,
To fit the form like moulded wax;
And Business Ooats of stylish make.
All of the present sty es that take.
But then the crowning Coats of all
Ar the Dmh Coats at Union Hall,
We pride onrselvea that we excel
All others in the cost ws sell;
For in them yon will always find
Pit, Fashion, Grace and Ease cornbtnada
Bet on our Coas I will not dwell
We're altt Pant and Vests to sell.
Of ereiy hoe, and shade and style-.
To tell j on alt wonld take a while;
So I will only mention her
That those ho wculil in style appear.
Should come to Union Ball and buy
TheOLol'ttllaO beat to plea tba eye;
And not alone the eye to please.
But money ear in boying these;
For w will sell at price low,
No matter bow the Gold doe go.
In Forniibing Goods both rich aad neat,
W have a stock full and complete;
Our "gallant boy In bine" will find
All kind of goods to salt their mind.
We've also for the boys In store
A better stock than e'er before;
And can a'l fit, both great and small,
ith CLOTH IN 9 best at Unoi Hall.
9 lb finest stock of Srtrina' and Snmnar
Jiouunp ana ine ixiweat trices m Whs city at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
Pole Agency for tbe sale of
STUOXG'S ARMY T&VNX8,
SINGER'S SEWIXQ MACHINES,
AND
Storr's Automaton Pressman;
Cor. Sapfrfor and Union street.
5- Lock ont tor tbe Giants.
flp3
GREAT DECLINE
CLOTHING!
Goods Offered at Old Prices !
IMMENSE REDUCTION I
ATOlF IS TBE TIME TO BUT
We are now offering onr Kew sad Elegant Block of
CtivirMr Cnmmnia slAltitnnr
UfflSllg w ouitlllll I VlUelilllQ,
Conalatlng of erery rarlety of Garment for
MEN AND BOYS.
-AT-
PANIC PRICES !
This Is no Humbug, bat ft! Veri
table Fact!
Onr frienda and the Public eenerelly are Invited
call and examine oar rrlcee and uooda.
No Charge for Showing; oar Stock.
A ohance It now offered to buy new and choice
Uooria tbat abonld be embraced by all:
sveTNew ttylea recurred daily from onr Mana
factory.
vav ill, raiiOTTO m oo.,
mh30:B3 dor. Water and Bnperlor tta.
WB WILL BihL, FOB THB Nsxt
Thirty Dan. ooi hearr ttook of HOBTOO
0VEBCOAT8 and SACK OVEBOOATd. at 0O6T.
large ttocK or untu am Bnlta, Engllak Walking
Coats, Back Coata, bli tk Frock Ooata, and faacy
Caaaimere Panta and Teata, at greatly rednoed
Dricr-s. W will fftAt bnritij
la Uni
OnfUvGar-
menu and Gents' JTari lahinf Goods.
Oar Carton PepartL Dt Is oov oaaspleta 1b Trf ,
parti cnjlw,
lbClr
1W9 BoD-trior rt.. opfxiHo Bunk at.
aa
a.
T
H.
enie
IRON AND NAILS.
IKON AND NAILS.
CLEVELAND BROWN SCO.,
ao. av aou ai merwu Dareei,
SEXTON'S BLOCK,
a. oLiTauiin, aaown, mnu aoOw
Olereland, O. I oangttown, O.
Mannnutaren and Wnolaaala Dealer, la
Bar, Boiler, Hoop ft sneetlroa,
KAILS OUT AND WB0VOHT 8PIWM8
HOT AND COLD PRESSED RUTS ND WASHERS
last and Spring hteei, Ulass, Ju
Iron Deal are. Ballroad and Mining Gobi pen tea.
Ship and Bridge Boildera, Haoainiata and Maa.
faotnrert, who deaire a qaallty of Iron (bat will
fire entire aatUfaotlon, are reapeotfally req nested
faror aa with their ordera, which shall always
command onr prompt aad eerefal attention.
afer to Business Men aad Banker, generally. -
deca:B8
raoa and j.aiwaousss.
Bot.nl, , SSa ST 10LETELAED, f Hot M, M. T
Dl a. a. f nnin rit At.. T.
BtORRISOS FOSTER.
Waoloaa.a Agauoy for tba oala of
NHo9Btrirr's innUta Jfl,
Bamma-mada Horsthoaa, Btioanbargar's OonioQa
JanUta flhaat irod, Hhonirtrr R. 0. Sbaai,
mado from Janlata Iron, ttboe&bergar's Joalaia
soiiar riate. jamata huh, cqsara ana tteaoB.
aiso ear iron, winoowttiaaa, a vera ora un
a?
OHM- a at manarcqraw Drtcea
urn
vi
a
I
la
ad
DYEING.
"pBEDEBICK CYBIAX,
French Fanry njtmni ! Worka and
Cleaning .Katabliabment,
BclTldere Farm, Iait Cleveland, and
w neneca bireeu
Omn 104 Seneca at., Oleeeland, O.
I mean to make thlt the BIST DYE-HOUSE IB
E WEST, and .hall .pare no effort to gire eat.
usieriion.
1 call tbe especial attention of Gentleman to tha
IMPEOVID 'BENCH 8TTLE
Oleaaing or K-dyInc of Bade-op waraeats.
autai
T-VOITT-PAY
I
ut
COMMISS'N MERCHANTS
a. r. unaa, a. a. bsckwitu, bj. I
8. F. LESTS & CO.,
Storage and Produce Commission
MERCHANTS,
Sot. 48 and 50 Birer Street,
CIXTKXAXD, O.
ap7:8
eao, w. aaBSKaa, oao. a. acar, i.e. a'aaiar.
GARDNER, BURT & CO.,
Btonaa-e suad Produew
COMMISSION , MEECHANTS.
Prourlstora of tb Union Hallway Ship mad Ca
nal Grain Klevtton. btorftg cicity, &jJ,M,4
bushel. Office aad Wamboua ftdjaiiiing iht
Stttntor.
to. 197 Kemln st, Cleveland, 0.
DmUtv ia aO kinds of Oonntry Prodaoo. Agent
far tha .t4alt Company of i'Bondaga." Sail sold
always at tba Company' prica.
Bali, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, o., by oar
loads. rawdTftd or to be shipped on the CCA C.
0. k T.f- G. fc B,, CAP. or A. dt G. W. (narrow
guage) Railroads and their connections, loaded or
anioaaeta tureeuy im oar warenoase, sating ex
Dense of draysee.
win gire pertonai attention 10 tne nuing or or
uni. w, rwuuw hi annaiiiHii, dd wniuuinia.
liberal oath ed ranee, made on eotalfrnmeate.
We are prepared to receive and ehlo. br Can&L
Lake, or Kail, (without draTaael. Grindatenea.
Stavra, Marble, Lumber and eoarte Friaghttof all
Kindt, heThut the ONLY DERRICKS IN THI
ulTz- tor tne tranirer ol Beery Freighta.
neier to naaaj ana cmaineat atea gneraIIT.
BP3.R3
J. F II 8 IKK,
A GENT AXD COMMISSION MEB-
XX CHANT fcr the Bale of Floor, Grala aad all
klada of Country Pndooe. Brick Wanhonee. Ho,
M Blrer street, near JUtlroed Depote. (Il.r.fasd.
vav mnzo:tui
r. a. BaaL. W, B. STialGHT.
XABL. STRAIGHT & CO.,
Produce, CeHimfNalon at Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
For tha tale of Floor, Grain, Prorltloni, Great
netot, ouner, vneeae, a-ggt. uonejr, ro--tatoea,
Beaoa, Hominy, Grain aLd
Dried Traila, Dreued Hcgt,
aa., ac, o..
Ifo. ii front it., bet. Main and Walnut,
CINCINNATI. O.
Ordera for all detcriotiona of Produce. Prorlnlon.
ana urocerieaaolioltea Adranoaaon coiuignmentt.
Marking Tialet fornithed fret to regular thippere.
gnaniB a bust,
aiiliil
C02IIISSI03 MIRCHAKY&
an n uli s
rLOTJa, OBAIH, FBOTIBIOHS, GBAS3 BJUSt,
Bums, BGGS, BACON,
Im. 81 and 89 MerwU U, Clerelaxd.
IiiberalJOaiB AdTaaata madaaa Oon.1irr.ment. II
a area ein we
FELT03, FEEKII & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
F0EWAEDIN3 MERCHANTS,
Wboleiale and Retail Dealera In
FLOOR, GBMH, FFED. PROVISIONS, BALT,
. n.iu uiurit
Agent! for tba tale of tha celebrated
"Akron City" and "Akron .Etna
Mills" Flour.
All the different branda or which, together wltb a
geaeral aaaoitment of Ohio and Indiana Flonr are
comtantlr kept on band, la fianelt. Half-Barron
oaoaa.
B0.IOVIATT8 EXCHH&KG15, Fcot of BUPB-
AGENTS FOR THE
Northern Transportation Co.'s
. Line 01 screw steamers,
To and From
OGDSN3BUBG, OAPI VINCENT and OSWEGO
And tbe
AKRON TRANSPORTATION CO.WF
Property promotlr forwarded to Hew York. Boa-
ton, and all pointt Kast or West, with dlaoaUh and
iu. Ajowea. natea oi r reigoa.
Throaga contract siren to all the principal
tow dh in Hew England and New York: Bichl:iia
Hughes, Davis & Rockefeller"
teooeaaors ;to Eoghee A Rockefeller and
vorce, e
SOT Warainz. rroance t tisncral I
nniiiiMiccinu MrnrniiiTo
bUirUiMOOIUIl HiLnUnflll.l o I
Sexton's Block, Hernia St.,
CLEVELAND, o.
AkTHUa HDOHEa,
rjiay a. aayta,
WM. aOCKKTELLra.
arl B3 6nt
aaaaa. a. naaaa. a. a. aaraa, H. a. aaaa.
TOBKBT HAKNA A COSuccma.
XV bob to Hanna. Gerretaon a Oo.. WhnieuU
nwm .vrwaniinr ana uomm mon BieToiiantt
and Sealers la f rodnoe. Salt, Vlah. Ao.. Central
Exohanaa. Not 160 and in hirer atreat and
m...i..U 'nki.
aaa-Aaenta for tha Ourreiaad, Detroit and Lata
apanor use ot pre. alert. laeW
BUKGItfiT
Bona,
COKMt SBI0I MXKCIIIT
aaa saaxaaa ra
IR1II. aOUR. OILS. CHEESE. DRIED FRUITS.
AHD ALL K1HD8 Of PBODUCE.
Co. M Blver Si.
aollBl OLETEIiAHD, OHIO.
CliAKK SANFOBD,
(Booceaton to Olark k Bockefel-er,)
rrda CwBBluloa Kerckaatt,
aan dbaxku tb
drain, Seeda, Flour. Hh, Water I .lino,
Mewfer, t'4MtnH. fine, Uronnd
nowr tou vairy bhiu
Nob. St, 41, 41 and S Blrer etreet and on the Dock.
uatliuau. umn
a. ouu. i. a inroan.
Fluuai t reoatTed ba Railroad or Canal, fcr Pel.
trbalpamt Will fire personal attentioa to the
aaa pnronase at rroaaoe and merebaBdlae oa
aoaimaaiioa.
Liberal Oeah Adranoe. made on Oonatonment.-
SelertaaaalaBajMeBaadBaakerixen-'rally. 3
mrbiiita
I
aa
m
ISO
Alto
TONSORIAL.
G9 AXD HAIS WOS.
TS IIW XSUBLISIX1IT.
TBI LA.VOE8T IE THE STATE.
I Wia WM 10 UDIEJ- HIIR CrESSIHIj
to s-UtiLlU bUUABlS.
Maaohkctsrer Li all kind, af WIOO. faehaie
,.i i '
ILLUSION win.
bd re., cable, natara as to defy the dloa
tiny, a very large and beastlrhl stock af
liuaiw ataia, D'onaat by the proprietor frcai
Boropa, tor BWITOUtU and BBAlxi tee fatal
ataortawnt erar asea In this ally.
Ladle' irroBt riees and Kalt-WIgf.
amwwi iv wi.u eaj unproTemenBI.
MTI Of OUBIaS. made trosa lWch K.!m
Oarled Babr (guaranteed.)
OOEn DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS.
w ATaarAAL".. o
Hade by tha adrartiaar. annal to those Imnarted.
iatdtea Braids made Into anr kind af llaad.Dr...
dow w i iii uu i injnry to rrantCB.
UAUiaa uais DUSbnltiO in tha mott annl
tend faahkmabie rtylat,
ay A 11 work warranted as rii resented.
IV aad Oni,I B4TWU . all hnnr. aanl
onrG-o-ismadenpia
and
Ooodl,
GREAT
B-
COAL.
liLSH JOKtG,
Waoleaala aad Batall Dealer ta
trip Tela, Colanblaaa aid Gklppem
COAL.
OBee oa a A P. B. B. Pier. Also, Olios aad Tar
it Baoud street B. B. Oroaalng. Ooal of aa
Bzoalleat Qnaltty tor
TEAK. OAS. G BAT KB. BTOVia.
OOoe or fioaaa Dae. Alto, AKTHBA01TE OOAL
ianraar tmajl aaaatltlea.
oraen reipaotnilyaouolted aad promptly attend,
ta. Ooal tar smithing kaoS oonatantly on hand.
I
th
bj
my
renden
D
Ine.
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.
TNITSD STATES AND PORSIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
a, 8 BemK Street, Cleveland, Oble.
We are nreDared to transact hnsineas of ererr
dcterlptloa relating to Inrentions, rraa-intrs, Ca
Tebn, UpedfloaUooa, Patent.. Infrineements, and
Itirsuaijawi. sussivus t uu.,
am Aathorlaed Attorney, tor Palenta.
ia
10 A
HIGH PBICE8. Teas,
'Bauer, tfolaaaaa. CoBVes. Snus and Hedt.
emta, Painta, Oils and DyeStodt, and erery thing
w aaa as wwe yjnm.
. ,. LUiWUCttiLli EMOTREB,
aschaf liso Ontario tweet.
Oonrt,
Ooerta,
UNO
os.
DRY GOODS.
E.
L BALDWIN A CO.
CPIlf THII DAT.
Elef ant lama Lace Points, t ; . .
bilk and Cloth Mantles.
bwls. and Treocb Organdies,
Mottled and Shaded rooilna,
Frpoch and Embroidefed Beta,
Scotch and Tweed Oloakiags,
2iaw Spring Prints,
Embroidered and Lace Parasols,
Cotton Hosiery, (all sizes),
Bpl3 Mew Balmorals, Ac, to.
2,500
IABD8 OF
DELAINES,
ONLY
20 Cents per Yard.
TAYLOR, GEISWOLD A CO.,
21T Saperioratceet.
apia
J INS ALL & CO.
Sew Goods Opened this say.
DELAINES, MINTS, ALPACAS,
BLACK HEBNAfO LINENS,
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS,
GENTS' SILK HANDKERCHIEF?,
BB0WN AND BLACK 8ILK9,
And a Variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
apll KENDALL A CO.
J H. DeWITT & CO.
Laces JiarKea Down.
We bail sell onr entire etoca at Onlnnr T.m
Hlack Thrsad Lare. Cambric Frf.fi n v. Whit
Thread KdrinKt. Haal'na. and all o, her W,lrinir.
.vJ 1 1 a. J n ... . . O B-
bi.u xsMGum, at (ricBB nara uoia i par.
fei-iouj wishing theteQoodB will dt wall to Lay
w iiiBg uv vva Bee uu w AB-
4. a. DlWITT a CO.,
ape 7 aad 11 Public Square.
GREAT BEDOCTION
xa na raioBtor
LIXEX GOODS!
Baring Dnrchaaed bit etock of Linsn fiH.
since the Deary decline of Gold. I am enabled to
ener them at greatly reduced ratea. In tha etock
win m ionoa
Bleached Table Damask at $1.25:
rurmer unoe, s.w a jaia.
Bleached Table Damask at $1.50 :
Former price, f 26 a yard.
Cnbl'd Table Damask only $1 a yard.
PILLOW-CASE L1HIS. of beat on.litla.
Low prices.
WHltS TABLE-CLOTH at 13.00: actually
worth now, J6.00.
napkins, dotlxs. an.i i.inem riwimh
Very Cheap.
Eandspun Eamasl, Toads, Diapers, c.
All Linen Good, aold by me are warranted of the
very beat m.nulaclur., and will be aold of aa low
inch quel lira of gooda can be affjrded.
. B A package of LenW and Cent.' HANI
KERl HIEITdandioine BROWN TAHLEOI.oTHH
ell(fhtly wet, will ba sold off at Tory low prices.
B, UKMAH,
ap4:22l Cor. Snpsrior and Public aqaare.
HOWEK & HIGBEE
Hare Jnt reeeired a nice aatortment of
White and Fancy Goods
Comprising in part
GRENADINES,
BEREGKS,
MAGIC KUfTLIJfG,
BLACK LACE VEILS,
ELIZABETH C0LLAK3,
EMB'D SETS AND COLLARS,
MOURNING COLLARS,
WIDE BELTINGS,
GRENADINE VEILS,
SMYRNA EDGINGS,
KID GLOVES,
HEMSTITCHED HANDK'CHIEFa
LINEN SETS,
MOURNING VEILS,
BELT BUCKLES, &o, &c, with
AN ELECANT STOCK
8PRHG STYLE DRESS GOODS
rmb22 At 239 SUPERIOR aTBEET-
SPRING JOBBING.' TRADE.
M. HALL & CO.,
1 17 Wo.aw u..
Tbe Lareeat Yankee Notion Hon w..t r k.
-.vyoff-oaintb,trita.
EliCH ANTS,
MILLINERS,
WHOLESALE PEDDLARS,
At New York Anctlon Panic Pricea.
mcb21:R3
1865. SPEINQ TRADE. 1865.
Raymond, Love & Co,,
and 13 Water St., Cleveland, .,
Importers and Wholesale Dealer! In
DRY GOODS!
Comprttlng a fall aaaoitment of the following:
Printa,
Lawoa.
Broad-Cloths, Silk,,
Doetkint, Black A colored
Delalnea.
reacyueanmere, A I paean,
Linen Dnclu A White Soeda.
Ohalliea,
Oinghama,
Chambraya,
Orgaadiea,
Driila, aflliiBery Goods,
Spanish Llntna. Ladiea Sacklnga,
........ iuoaaoiuiijaea,
Balmorala, Ac, Ao.
keep eontlnnally on hand a largt stock of
Domestics, notions and Fancy Goods.
mhlS-?10 RAYMOND, LOWE OO.
HOOP SKIPTS.
Great Western
SKIRT & CORSET MF'G CO.,
CLEVELAND, O.
7mm
T Obit Satar sxn CoaiaT Faotobt i
THB ei
Oreat nnmber of handt eonatantlv amnlnvtwl ATI
thi. city. Maaulartery
Wnoiraale Kooiiim, ISO nnnwriwr
street, I p Sinira.
RETAIL STORE. NO. 19 PUBLIC SHUIRF
Erarv kind of Hairt. OnrMta na I - , wvn.
of tb. Latent btylee, made to order and al.
wayaoanana. Ainolancy Uooda In eariety.
INDUCEMENTS. PATRONIZE HOME TRADE.
ipi:R3 i. Kaufman, Snp't
QL0SIN8 ODTI
JACOB FRANK,
Mannfiwitnrar and Dealar la
HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS,
Bo. 140 Water Street
would rasMotfnllv Inform oar oid natrona anri
prjblfo ftwooraUj, thai I aa about closing ont
entire atoook at sreatly rednoed pricea. Tba
expiration of the leaaa nndar whtch I hara takaa
praen tiH.oiiNimencr on iu tat or April next.
it saceMarj; tnat bj praaent Stock inoald
diipoaed of before tbat time.
Oaii aad exam-
If yon wonld eare as pir Ornt.
Of
PROFESSIONAL.
DRJ.M. JOHNSOJf, HAVING Be
moved his office to No. 143 Ontario Rtreee. near
Hardware store, wonld ba pleaaod to tee
bis old pettons aad aa many new one at may
to call. Partlcnusr atteetioa paid to) D.
eaae. of Women and Children, Khenmatlam, Scra
thee, and indeed to aU tne L is to which humanity
heir. Consultation free. Office honrt trom 6 to
M and from 1 to S and T to 10 P M . bd7 224
gTBWAKT, BICDIaS A OO,
LAa rrnraa a ajnai
Ittoneeyt .and (aBaellora at law.
Ao. 411 xbvbtbtxvajtia Avihtu,
WASHINGTON. D. (X. '
Will attend ta bnslBasa la tha hjmai
Oonrt of Olalma, the Olronrt aad Dtttrkl
before the several Departmenta, tba
PENSION. PITFNT IHd mnj BUR1LJ
AD IE 00H8BES8.
s. ewaar, a. a. ataau, a. a, rrrrait
ant
00
W?,U
Bl
1
Sir
rlea.
and
DRY GOODS.
J.H. DaWlTT&Co.
: I '
SPUING FASHIONS I
Ta hare now ready tha HOST ILB8AIT
alexin, of .a
Spring Cloaks
Ever Offered la tnis Market
Harlng made aa extra effort to obtain taa
NEWEST FSENOH PATTERNS
wrrH au m
Trimmings, Cloths, Silks, Oraamenti
ana unuons
Heoemary tor makiac the Tery beat of Sarmanta.
We Manufacture our own Goods
And shall pay Particular Attention to this Branoa
of the Dntlneea.
We ihall always offer tba
Ci BEST GOODS
XJ!?.'. AT THE
LOWEST PRICES !
1000 Yards
uriu Fixe wiTKB-rsoor cloths,
Made from English "Wool,
VERY CHEAP I
i
A Fall Stock of
MEN'S I BOYS' CLOTHING
AST)
Furnishing Goods.
j. n. DewiTT & co.;
. A T and 11 Pnblte Wqnare.
1VIILLINERY GOODS
it Wholesale.
Morgan, Root & Co.
Hare In Store a fresh Assortment of
BONNET SILKS,
KIBBON8,
CBAPES,
FL0WIR3,
KUCHE8,
Straw Bonnets and Eats!
In er.ry Variety, and all th. MATERIALS Bead
by MIL.I4NS1U9.
We aJeo keep a Large Stock of tbe Oaoioin aad
Nawan St TLia of
Silk, Lace, Crapa & Straw-Trim'd
BONNETS
ODE OWN MANTJFtjOTTTBK, and Hllllnen
can alwaya And th.
Keweit Styles and Best Assortment
from which to Select
PATTERN BONNETS.
If you wonld bare
GOOD BIIIiIS, C00II MITHIALS, at
CHI IP FKICKS,
GALL AT
MOBGAN, EOOT & CO.'S,
mhafrya ooa. bvpbbtob bbnbca sra.
N
BW SPEINtt GOODS I
H. T. Hower & Co.
Hare Just reeeired a Fresh stock of
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS,
PRINTS AND DELAINES.
Bleached and Brown
COTTON CLOTHS
AT
Beflncefl Prices;
WITH ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
CHEAP!
n. t. howes & co.,
330 Bapeirlar fttrewt,
'rrjfr Swrm.
mha;daw
DKKS3 GOODS. I HAVB THI
day reeeired a tmall lot of email checked
Poplins at only Ml NUiillaua a Yard. Alsc
Plain Barathea Oloth. aiiaru. pi.i u.k.iM
Rtriped and other aeaaonable Xlnas Oooda, which,
hanna been parchaaed ilr.p.th. tn t. r...- f
enabled to aeU at ery reasonable rates. Any
10 baj rood aad cheap Dress will do
a H T M AN'SCheap Dry-Gooda Store.
BARGAINS! BARGAIN I OaU andeee.
a and White Balmoral Bklrta at SS.7S, worth ft
flood Quality Irlah Linen at 80o and (1 a yard.
inen cheating only (1.60 a yard.
ped Shirting Flannel only 60o a yard.
With a nnmhar of other bargain, to which the
Pnblte are respectfnlly insited by 8. H YUAN.
-..LIU 1 . u i . . n . . . .. '
auu. . wi.Dunaiui at. BBO r UDIK BOnara. '
CAXNED FRUITS AND VEGETA
BLES of awry excellent oaelitr. conaietiee of
hrs. Plnma. Cherriea. HiuklMmM b
Sea Maya, or Walte Flint Corn, Oreea Cora
Toinatoaa. can La tband at
:SA n vwnwia
170 oaparlor strte.
MEDICAL.
SSMINAL WEAKNESS.
Or -pflrnartorraea, Gleet, aad
' AAaJHrTKErCT CJJKRIa,
arraa au, otbib tceathbst raiu.
DK. A. GIBSON.
aVrmarty at Hew Tort oirr. was ,
dollars tor the pme tnat a."w nuiTe. iX.
abOTe-aamed die
L'v WOO tilaU Mr OtaMT FhTtrlriakBi IwTril . i-,.3
DTJ Will warn K a.
aVrvor aTewsVal MBntw imijrxw nna y
UT. uiDaoe QIT ! ovibej mom 10
MI M
Of ISe ftbcvvA, ud m AD mntMVMM tftowMf- of tfv
Ew jObuOx OrniM, wtth 11 bmi Oectm ariMct
IliMiM.teelWaiiagQMiMtil mm
PABUUTT Qm HUVODD PMOtfTRATJON.
Be hM nwMdd la mrtiur o ji ta tb l dty, weo
whotm bad exfndd hnaamla of alHlmn wttfc tnlf
t4 tir-iciraav who rofeg to tnmS all vrlvat
BalMlfki with nnniM, w4 wltwtMWS raotrmna Um
kArt prt1ct of boeoflc
Dr. Gitmam 60m aM boMt that bm h a memtw of
ioiM OoUc tm LcTkdr or Fmrla. aa worn
Otben rlo tor the ryew of camaiiii tho taaaoo-ni.
and who Hold out .treat vetttlcua aever to be real
itted. But what Dr. Q. anifftit bcmMt tut tm this, that
be la able to dt entire nolcttta to thoee who ra- -oa
oonfldeooe 1b hie ability and Integrity, and tbat
ne aaa affected aa Amrricava l75Ceaa of treatzaeiaA
wbieh ehaaienirea a&T ihntclM of Ljoruloa or Parta,
or any aateot avdiciDe, to equal tor tbe retikml onre
of twaxina. weakneea, and all diirwiija or derMae
eejta, both mental and abniaai, ariatnc tram nxaai
r lecret abtua.
Dr. Olbeon aim alalma fcr bts nw treatment the
fc.lowtiLg advutatrea over all ithera yet dieoovered :
and nrat,, the asenta naed are ti no neaeot diaMra
able; he una no reitoi of tbe dark axea inch ae Mer-
reatnottona in aiec or ooaineai w reqiiirea;
tAtlniir ,
m. Hi
hw trMtment w eoelnTe and certain la all c
tftoda Hvaared to ro into any abUo or priTte boa
tttal tn the United Butea and doonatrate the im
mm mertorlty of hie new treatment orer any oth
er low known to the world, tn point of aromptniee,
encaiatii. wildiM-M, mty aad conrataiaBoa 10 th
pa-tent.
nr. RiiaAfl la .aniunntrv locfltiaid in lBrla.
and haa darluc the awt yuan perforaied mny
cores of diapeeae which had tbr yrra reeistd all
other Bodeo of treatraeat. itrnrtTio can be rivea
to tndinditleof tbe nrt tvwpecUbtltty In Cleveland,
Boston New Torfc and other citlee. la rrard to
kill and integrity l-i all arorptMional traneacuoaa.
lyw'R)ia1 Khtnn.atlm, scrofula, aU Dineaepe of
th- Lrinary Omoa, and aU (Jhronio Diseaeea trtktM.
with inaertcr aocc?aa.
MTMrxlrcictM fiut to any fart of the 00 us try oa
receipt of ten dotiara.
Dr. Oibtoa'a Mow York on Physiology for into at
hi office.
I K 8IB8OV,
Paomweoa or iixxcTaopATHT axd MnHCim
Ofllco 119 SeiiMa rtrwrt, a frw doors from Ba parlor,
at'tr., rppootte theOlty Hotel.
mromc bonre from to li and frotB 2 too Cefwls
Dailr (aMuddiy exocptjd janl7
b? R.GOODALE'S
CATARRH j
REMEDY.'
AHD MODE OV TREATMENT IS
THB ACMK OF PERFECTION,
It IteiMtratM the aeeret stmbnah (
thia terrible dlieaee, and eztatmtaate. It, root and
Braaoh, forerer.
It reraowea nil tn wrrtelMtel aymn
toaia of thai loatnesosae malady, and arena ooo
tnmptloB. It rlrsuaa the hraMl, deaMlertaej the)
breath, and aabrds the atutt grateful reilel.
It allewtattem mere Mromy aaxl Bllfwt
anflr ring than tonga, eaa telL
It ia salai for rnrtnar tbe maait horse
aaes, that every knowa meana failed la.
it -ai-ew Hay, Koaw ! Ferraatle Cat
tarrh, o the moat obstinate aad Tiolent typea.
Wo f.,vHt 0. tawrrn er Bene, sal saw
aad oan ra.'lat IM penetrating power.
Dr Ouoifalrf rsttarrk KBaedT ta a
BarmTeat liquid, Inhalea ;rom In. paim of the hand.
r. at. sjndMlei Is Jsaoarai thratnarhont
th. country, a. the Antnor ot the only Tr"
rr of Catarrh mnr pnn,isn. - -What
iu Baeaaaa Mode ai Treateint and Rapid
On re la all Ita forma.
lr. (Voortnk-'a Pamphlt as tltawn
abonld be reed by erery one. It oan be eatan3d at
oar aearest Agency, ar by tending; a not tage stamp
tooar ottos.
Prloa tl CO. Bend a stamp for pen phut.
BOetTuH a 00., dole .g'ta, T3 Bleaker .t., H. T.
Bold by O. W. OIiABK. Clereland. ftjbgrBS
DOCTOR BIGELOW,
- Offlca 1T9 Santa Clark Street,
Comer ( ' Honrae, CBTCdao, ftvc
Post Ome. Box, IM.
A U Chronic and Sexu
al Dieeaeea of a Private
aad Iai.cate Nature,
treated with anparal
lead tnooMa. PT
ivm4 Guide to a?"
tr ltxiiej and centlV
man. ia pnblieoed
tEfcratitr.lv. HmnA tr. I. ,f
WrTt ibonld be worth
reading. It le aent in
plain sealed envelope,
reeof charge. Almoet
every oaeecan be treat
ed by mail. Medicines
aent to any t4dreaa.
t"'aAt, eeod tbr drcrip-
t,r.oira:,r,?-7:
zz:.;' rh.-;r, "wrr. and
Ot pfaTfiCiaa Whose bt rsr
reputation extend cxxeDtrun kaAo-A-o.
1-iroagtiot.t the eatixa I. ,
Baornt Sepamt. for Udlet tnd Gentlemen. f
COmuLTlTlOMlT OTriOl.tUl
J Omci Hocsa: From a. M. to '8 . at ffl
I Spermatorrhoea or Nerront SebOlry,
ty, acnral
WVTWKO,
IJ10 THS PEOPLE.
SOW KEADT,
1 WORK BT SB. T0.X 08CSZISIIK,
Of Mo, 10S7 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Pnv,
ITOTLBB
A BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE
On tha following ill "eases : ETB and EAB DIS
EASES, THROAT DI.MHASKS In general, Oleray.
men's and Public Speakers' KOBE THROAT, I)ia
", ' ha Air PastacM, (Laryn,rltla, Bronahltla,)
ASTHMA and CATAKBH. '
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Tha Book ran be ordered throne tn. SMtMiu.
front J. m. LlXTO.
08 Chestnut St.. t hlladelpbia. Pa.
Alan from the anthor. DR. TOS HOSCHKiSK in
who can be consulted cm all these ssaladiee, and at
Herroo Aneotiona, which ba traata with the tor
eat enocesa.
Office 1027 Walnut BU Pulladelphla.
H. B. All letters reaainnc aa answer avest eon.
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30KIBING Af.JL. SYMPTOMa.
SYMPTOMS:
Tba rrmptoaaa of Oatarrk. aa tber reaerallT an-
pear, are at ft rat very alight. Peraona And they
nara a txHa, uat tney nave frequent attaeka. ana
era -nor aentttlTe to tba ohanirea of temperature,
la tn oondiUon, tha aoee may be dry, or a light
diacharfa, this and acrid, a.terwarda beoominat
thiek and adbeaiTa. Aatbe dtacaaa beeomea clironio
tba dlaoiiargea ara lnoraaaud la quantity and
ohaagad In quality ; tluy are now thick and heavy
and are hawked or ooogna off. The secretion era
oOeaatv, eanalng a bad breatb ; th voice ia thick
and naaai 1 th eyea ar weak ; tba aena of tb
weal la leeeened or destroyed ; deafneea freqnec tly
take plaea. Another common and lmportaat
yaptoaa of OatarrLt ia, that th person la obliged
to eiear hM throat In ih omii.g of a thick or
llmr nocti, which ha fallen down from tb head
during the night. Wna thia takes plao tb )er
eon may be sore tbat hi diavaaa la oa Ita way to
Ike lunga, and so on id loan ao tune ta arresting tc
Ta aaoea ar UUffW tf 0 Wkom Ouarrk syafinaii. .
& taT BottlA will tstad tTowUito
h mme tkree tmm a Jny.
OR. D. H. SEELYE & CO.
Sou Pioranroaa, unicago, imnoa.1
Bar Laboratory at fieepott, Illlnnta.
GENERAL A&XNTSr
XOHBT D. PA II A Cincinnati, O
tl. JOHNSON - -,,. n-trort, Mli-h '
eraOKO. a AaMriTaUjaQ Okrreiaad, o
AJTO FOE BALI BT
AjjL DRUGGISTS.

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