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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

WsG00O oWOW VOOrMs.
Eiz sON ~ - - pesskin street Msnufaeiufs
Wrought asd Coa lsuu for buildings, bridges.
e hank vaults. 1sese. sAusters. grating 1ron rail
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-02-26
AUGUST WHGGEEHORN

JEW e Z ER,
Has recently opened Jewelry Store IN John
sons block corner Main and lst street, where he
will keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated
Ware, &C. &c. Particular attention paid to
repairing Watches, Cloaks, Jswslry, &C., and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-02-26
T. REISLoRF,

i. Ri E1S1oELf,
Manufacturer of
Harnases, Saddles, Brides, Whips,
Blankets, and Horse Collars.
None but the beat kind of material used. Re-
pairing done on short notice and at prices TO
salt tbs times.
shop on the corner Of West .Avsnus and West
Water streets, Watsrtown. l0yl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-02-26
F. BAEBENROTH,
Book Seller, Stationer
BoOh BINDEH
Main ssr.et, Fart Of Fourth Street.
Asx, wArgRToWN, WIS
w. H SHULzE-
Surgeon Dentist,

"TOULD respectfully inform those inter
w ested. that in addition to his known
facilities fer performing all operations pertain
ing to his profession, he hes obtained recent
~ .,.prosed apparatus for making Chemically
PURE Nitrous Oxide Gas, or ''Vitalized Air.
by which TEETH CAN BE EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN. Any one can take st. 1t pro-
asees no pnpleasant effects as other snsthetlcs;
1t is perfectly EARMLESS and SAFE, and is
highly recon- ~ aaded by the medical profession
He will administer the gas at any time. ofhce
over the WatertoEn Baak.
Student wanted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-30

4 Ma ~ nsaa.ee /. Real Lsss.

| There was recently 10 the Observer an obit.
nary notice Of the Hon. John Magee, Of Wat.
kins, N. T., who gave $4,000 10 each 81
some Of our natiopsl benevolent societiea.
and built snd furnished Presbyterisn
Church in Watkins at An expense cf SIS.
900.
Having several years since been guest IN
the family Of Nj. Magee for some dnvs. he
then gave me . sketch Of the leading events
Of his life. During our war with England,
from 1872 to 1915, Mr.. Masee, then q poor
boy lived With ~ uncle, DR.. -. Of De-
ssp1, AjchiGnn, Who - USi6e& StaS0 Mar
~ 31zD S6ea eeneiea 1Ialahur6o desed
the plsce to The British and when the cap.
tiyes from the battle Of RIVER Raisin we're
brought to Detroit, some Of them travelling
barefoot on the ice, driven blythe Indians, and
drawing their sleds on which their baggage and
spoils we're loaded. Some CT these captives
escaped from the Indians and we're concealed
and kindly cared for By Americans living il
Detroit. Mr.. Magee afterwards became
wealthy. having engaged extensively in con-
veying passengers BY coaches, as also in horse
iexnresses, By which important news Was sent
through the county at great speed. When
was with him he was in Bath. N. T.; was
President Of the Bank there; had years be-
fore been some time Representative in Con-
gress, and was leading and prominent man
in 1887. he was appointed by the New York
delegation there to meet the President elect,
Mr. Van Buren,, in Baltimore, and escort him
to the capital. While there he had as fell
low guest, Colonel NJ, Who lad been
With hfn IN Congress, but having recently
been appotHAd BY President Jackson United
States Minister tn = fnyeion conyt he v;.had
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-30
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fPENNS ANA FUUNUkI
RsanAelin 1881 snA PureAasel n 1855.
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Call the attention 81 MaEnact.rs4, Bo,tmen Build.
large ana conpietsstock ofiapsossa
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"a ryuuNrnv re nEMEDx
Columns, eeat ! Desk Irons, Railing
Cage and sills Mouldfngs, seattie Irons
Weights Anchors
ALL ofHxa-
xro.o r.e@:n.c
Tuyere Irons. Road scrapers, Punches,
nAndrth, sav cur msrs, noiifIs,
LAshes, Washers, ha.ene' pfr,s,
Agricultural implement FufnlShlHss, EH.
wm-u
They alaD employ nrst-cla0 FATvLn a
% snsseiofe ~ ~ k.lsu - = ~
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'o'' Journs, M.t.,. Bell Metal.
- 49,. n.n,s...n,sd :. short notice.
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Pres. ssIews, Hog CHAINS, br,ags Doan'
1Aw Aih Dog. well pfin enFfaPe, -,
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THEIR
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ELEVE EN- LAIdES, 1WO DKlLL FRED
SEES. THREE planners, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
with VICES and other TooLsin abundAnes. eqnirt
Largest Machine Sh0n
The capacities their Cupolas Blower, largest Lathe
and PlaLer together with Cranes and Wagon 10
aoiss sSa'''oa's = 'Ae' '-'s '.s'
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VAIL and ARMITAG. being thorough ,ne.hsni
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-30
An Amusing E.eh..~. Of P.,p,,..

An Amazing Exchange Of Pulpifs.
Tho RAhway n. I'D -ddpscac, Of July SO,
relates the following incident
The First Baptist aud ths First Methodist
churches in Railway had each arranged to
have their pulpits supplied by clergyman
named Miller, who Was to be found at the
railroad depot At Elizabeth, on Sunday NOR
ming, and conveyed hence in carriage.
At the appointed time the Methodist vehi-
Gle drove up to the depot, and the driver,
seeing gentleman in black promensding on
the platform, accosted him, found his name
was Miller, told him his errand, and finally
took him on board and to Railway, where he
preached for the Methodists, though he was a
Baptist preacher.
The Bsptists soon after found another gem
tleman of the name of Miller also walking
by the depot, and took him to their church in
Railway, where he gave them good sermon.
Both parties were pleased, which is more
than can usually be said in the case Of dou-
BILE mistake, and all enjoyed the joke when it
was known how much their sectarianism had
been in danger without receiving any actual
damage.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

A HANDSOME MISUNDERSTANDING the
police force received the following very hand.
some mark of thanks, executed on q large sheet
OF parchment. II speaks for itself better than
we cani
wAsHISaroS, January 20. 1865.
Lieutsngats John y Kelley, Eckiog5 and dier' .
GENTLgMfS: At n meeting OF the Provident
Aid Society, on the 2sth instant, II was
RcSoiisi, That the thanks OF this society are
due, and hereby rendered, to the Metropolitan
police for their generous contribution OF two
thousand and four hundred dollars for the relief
OF the suffering poor OF Washington.
In communicatingto the police this expression
OF thanks II IL proper for to say, that this no.
bio tribute of their corps to the sacred cause OF
charity is but Characteristic Of them, and not
necessary TO win for them the confidence and the
respect OF this society, or Of our whole commu'
nifty, who rejoice In the courage, the discipline,
and the fidelity Of your body, and are Justly
proud OF the moral character and the dignihed
and kindly bearing of all its constituent mem
bers. Their rich Offering WILL at this dark hour,
call forth blessings upon the faithful guardians
of our homes, whose own privations and severe
exposure to the blasts Of winter seem only to
excite deeper compassion and tenderness In the ir
manly breasts for the woes Of others less favored
than themselves.
With sentiments OF gratitude and cordial greet.
ings to our friends of the police, and an inyoca-
tion to Heaven for the descent Of Its choicest
blessings upon them,
We arc respectfully and truly yours,
PETER PARKER, President,
JAMES q. DuLiN, Secretary pro TEN.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

NUMBER oy Finxs DuRtNo JAsuARr.-As per
report, on the books Of Superintendent A. b.
Talcott, Of the fire alarm telegraph, we find the
following fires recorded for the month Just ended /:
On the 9th, two-story frame house, owned by
Mrs. Mary Baldwin, corner Of Tenth street east
and street north, was totally destroyed. Loss
about t1 500. Incendiary.
On the 9th, an accidental fire In the World cor
respondents Office. Damage very slight.
On the 9th, total loss OF three frame houses In
Georgetown, the property Of Mr.. Charles Fear
sen and Mr.. y. Rclntzcl. Incendiary.
On the 10th, trihing damage TO Carroll Bar
racks, South Capitol NH.
On the 18th, Russell Barracks. Damage slight.
On the 18th, Freodmen's Barracks, near Ken
dall Green. Damage about sl, 900. Incendiary.
On the 18th, the dwelling of Mr.. =. Baumgfas.
on zenith street, between L and F. Damage
On r.,e 10th, slight dv,age to the confectionery
OF ~. Franklin Calvert, No. l25 Pennsylvania
avenue.
On the goth, the shoe shop Of Mr.. Valentine
Wagner, No. $50 ID street north, Loss about
u 900.
On the e5th, frame house Of Mr.. Alfred Lee,
New York avenue and Twenty-frst street. To-
tally destroyed. Loss about $500.
On the 10th, a frame house on Holy Hill,
Georgetown. Totally destroyed. Loss about
On the 10th, one story brick grocery, owned
by Mr.. George W. Reeves. Completely destroy.
ed, Loss about u, 500. Incendiary.
On the 30th, chimney Of Mrs. Maloney's boa rd.
ing house, on Twelfth, near = street. No dam
age;
with about y, ,00o
The national Republican., 1868-02-01
NATIONAL THEATRE.
EXTRA NOTICE.
GRAND BLUE BEARD MATINEE,
SATURDAY, February /.
Admission 80 eents-Chldrcn half price. ianaD

n ATlo NAL EATRE.
The management takes pleasure In announclnga
SHORT AND BRILLIANT SEASON OF ENGLISH
OPERA,
By the Celebrated
RICHING's OPERA TROUPE
Commencing MONDAY. FEBRUARY
With Flotow's very popular work Of
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, February Ib.
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
WEDNESDAY, February 9Th,
MARIANA.
THURSDAY, February 9Th.
FAUST, lst time
FRIDAY, February 9Th.
CROWN DIAMONDS
SATURDAY. February sth.
FRA DIAyOLO.
Atthe following popular scale Of prices.
Dress Circle and Parquette. e................55o cts.
1IGnesHn OhAirs
tato bokes
'hlery cts
THE SALE OF SEATS COMMENCES
"WEDNESDAY, January p,
't the Box ONCE OF the National Theatre. JAMS
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores OF
Mcssrs. 7. NJ. X. Mills h Co., tlate Cranders) l2s
Bridge street. or at Mcssrs. q. T. Getty COS,
ioJ Bridge street, where copies Of the RgruBLl-
CAN may be obtained daily.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

DEATH OF 4 Coon MAs.-Rey. b: 7. p. Leeeh,
Of the Baltimore Conference OF the NJ T.. church,
died at the residence of his father, Mr.. d. ID. 7.
Lcech, No. 40 street north, At O'Clock yester-
day morning. He had been sick and In bed with
consumption about two months, and received
the skillful attentions OF Drs. johnson, Trist
and Miller, but medical skill and the attentions
Of friends were of no avail, and good man went
to his rest In Heaven. He expressed great con-
hdcncc In his Saviour up to short time before
he died, when consciousness seemed to leave
him.
The deceased Is a younger brother Of Rev.
George V. Lecch, now stationed at East WASH
ington church, and Rev. $. v, Leech, stationed
at Annapolis, and commenced his services as n
minister of the Gospel by assisting the last
brother when he travelled Severn circuit, about
three years since. About two years since he
was appointed on Elkridge Landing circuit, the
senior minister being Rev. NJ. l.. Hawlcy.
The dec cased was but few weeks over twen-
ty-two years OF age, and yet had already shown
that he had talents of high order He was for
mauv years a scholar OF the Foundry Sunday
school, and when quite youth made profes-
sion of religion. He was quite fluent speaker;
hard worker for one so young; and In the fields
he had labored had made many friends, who will
deeply regret his early decease.
The funeral will take place at three o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, from Foundry church.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01
DIED,

ON Tuesday, the 2sth ult. of dropsy, Mrs MANY r.
MITCHELL. widow Of the late Thomas Mitchell, in the
5lst year OF hor age. "
On the 9Oth Of January, orcanccr. CHAs W MIron.
ELL, in his 9th year "
The fuleral will take place from Gorsuch Chanel NJ
T. Church, corner Of four-and ~ half and streets
aru invited to attend '
ON the morning q the 3lst ut, In the sd year "
MS age. Rev u. !, H. LEgcH late junior preacher on
tho Eidridge Landing Circuit. Baltimore Conference
Funeral services will tak0 place at the Foundry
Chapel on Sunday at3pm
On Januaryg. alta. IN, LIZZIE L., infant daush-
yer nt Captain william Burns, Y. s. A., and Arabslla
4, burns, aged months and ! days.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

MARRIED.

At Grace church, BALTIMORE. Maryland, on Thurs
s. koBERTsnS, Of Virginia. to ELLA, second daughter
Of John J.. Wheeler, esd, Of Washington. d. Z. No
On tho 3Osh Qlt by Rev. IIIoury T. Andersen, Iof
the Christian church, Mr. CHARLES 7. SANFORD, OF
Maryland,
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

PEo 'ANIry.-James Bryant was arrested on
IIursGay by Officer Hurst, Of the First precinct
He was fined IS by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

Run IN AGAiN,-Mary Nichols was arrested
yesterday by Onicer McHenry, Of the Seventh
precinct, for committing an assault and battery
on one.legged man, named Peter Finck, her next
door neighbor, on New Jersey avenue, between
Il and q streets. 1t appears that Mary entered Mr..
the act Of retiring, and, with a large bowie
knife, attempted, two or three times, to cut him,
but rolling pin being handy, Peter brought her
TO time by tapping her on the head. She was
committed to Jail for court by Justice Walter.
She Is an old offender.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

DECIDEDLY CooL.-As Mr.. II. II. Cassidy was
hours OF ten and eleven O'clock, he was as.
saulted on Seventh street, between q and X
streets, by two ruffians coming up behind him,
grasping him at the same time by the throat, and
stuffing handlOrchicfin in his mouth, and hitting
him with a club In the stomach and on the head,
completely prostrating him. They robbed him
of the sum Of eighty dollars, and made good their
escape before Mr., Cassidy could give the alarm.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

REcITAmVN AND LgCTURE.--A recitation OF
tn great powers of recollection will be given by
a Law student, at Columbian College Law Build
az on Fifth strict, between and Il streets, this
e Vening There WIN also be delivered lecture
10y Professor Armes who has fine reputation in
that line.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

REaIsTERED LErTERs.-Mr. Reeves, the reg
istry-cierk at the city post office, has registered
ters, of which las were Department dead let
tiers; reregisters, iIi; and outside letters, t6l.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

A PLEASANT ESTERTAISMEST ON THE TAPIs.
The Washington Gymnastic Association will
give a grand reception, exhibition, and hop at
their q ymn asium, on Louisiana avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, on Tuesday evening
next, at s o'clock, The members of this associa-
tion deserve the encouragement OF this commu-
nifty, for they have endeavored to support gym.
nnsium among US, where exercise and pleasant
Acknowledge that they have succeeded far be-
yond the expectations OF their friends. Go and
see them, and enjoy yourselves.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

TIE yIcKsnuRa PEpgsTRIAs, Sergea Gilbert
II. Eiates, who is walking from Vicksburg tothis
city, arrived at Jackson, Miss, at noon on
Thursday, ard was kindly received by the inhab.
itants. He reports nothing but kind treatment
thus far on his Journey. He was to start eaat-
ward at o'clock this morning.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01
Dry Goods.

DuR ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
COMMENCES THIS DAY JANUARY srH,
CLOSING OUT CHEAP,
Rich imported Dress Goods, French Mrrinocs
LyOus Mlntilla, ,Nelycts 3
Medium Dress Goods, half price
Black Alpaca Poplins, very cheap
lSh ccut Delaincs
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths, half price.
Selling all the leading BLEACllED MUSLINs les,
than any other house In town, at
j. W, SELBY CO 'S
S2} PENNsYLVASIA AVENUE,
jans-eO6t South side. near Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01
Amusements,

WALLIS OPERA HOUSE.
Lc''cc' aud Manas.5s, J. W. wsilnek sud E. l..
s,ruRpRpSYy pRpSYyoPPggGRFka oPPggGRFkar,Rv,,'
NoBob4!s bb4asr NIShtu 3 GGFurER,
MISS KifE EEEToYoLDs
y A srdEiff' IN; 'RRlRsiSfSMru
THE kkthiENEbb THo%SEER E6FF T2sGRhRoERdProu T2sGRhRER dPru
GREAT GAMING stEsRsKEso ttls iResK AND FARO
I;SS.i s$ Sss!::Ish Ss.!:S% Mis-. KATE nrrosoLDs
Hsis w,sb sSsys, K. snn :, o,,,o,. m no v,,.
end c. Meet me- written Expressly s s far Rsr
S'{ee Harker. Afterwards Larkspar, the Deise-
Captain GciGc:icns; T. rLlaiSa sSa
KoHShs KRAEfG l. Akfk kEkG ina aa.D%Ey IIai Drr.
,r,, MIS- skkyiT kkyiTE ksfGEtoLDs inHSSt'L
""n appear IN a%RI. aii 6isas asfoisErrE. SiFs oiIssErrE
NATIONAL THEATRE.
sPALDISo 4 &RAPLEY.................. MANAGERS
MR.. H. L. BATEMAN's
PA II RIsIAN OPERA BoUFFB,
FOR POSITIVELY THIS WEEK ONLY.
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF oERoLsrEIs.
''A ~ HGFfi TaR / EMF EsFfFs h t9asn0"sA
p,..,s, SEI9IyA1 A. SSSafssssRf SSSaif'ssssls!Ref AETIsrEs.
' 70 'd%RiSP, % SP,YS%hiiRs sSiSitaiT aacR9s. SiiA the
THE coEoEotts S%sSssEfRissirc %SsSSSsssfEfIhsi pARrsrAS
APPROPRIATE .sd tSD 4. IslSxp9d sEw pD9dFconArrOss,
he FIsash fSs.s. NV s'T2S%isa To BY Mr. D'''m'H
Ss,STs Sc during the day. and s'Ss Boy
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The national Republican., 1868-02-01

CHEAP coTToNs.
buyers In want Of cotton goods requested to call
aud examine OUR IMMENSE STOCK, Just bought At
the lowest prices for years past.
We will continue to sell all Fancy Dress Good. nd
Cloak Ing Cloths AT COST.
We have few CloAks which We are selling at a
Loss, to close them out,
Our general stock Is we'll assorted.
All goods are marked at tho LOWEST PRICES
NJ. TAYLOR & co,
ja22-Gt No. ~ Centre Market Space
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

A TmEvISG "KIp."-Yesterday morning =.
was reported at police headquarters that double
case English lever watch, worth about s35, had
been stolen, on the previous evening, from the
room of Miss Sarah Jane Nicholson, corner OF
Massachusetts, avenue and Twelfth street. De.
tective Bigley took the case in hand, and about
noon succeeded In finding the watch on tho per-
son OF Thomas Ross, a coiored boy OF about seven
years Of age. The lad was locked up at head
quarters a few hours, after which he received
good lecture from Major Richards, and was dis
missed on account of his tender years.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Messrs. Cooper &
LAtiHer, auctioneers, have sold part Of lot Q, In
square 81 having front Of 10 feet BY depth Of
81 feiyt 81 tuated on the west side of Thirteenth,
near rorn er of NJ street north, to VIM. j. Miller,
Jar les l.. Miller and Eugene Carusi, at C2 cents
per foot.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

We would call tho attention OF our resders TO
| the nne assoF oFtment of gentlemen's dress shirts
| silk and meriAo undergsrments, white and col
| orod Kid and other gloves to be had Of Messrs
| stephens l. Co, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
| between Ninth and Tenth streets,
The national Republican., 1868-02-01
Architect

STARKwEATHER & PLowMAN,
ARCHITECTS. -
AND SURVEYORS,
oaice PLANTS BUILDING, cOraer Of New York
venue aud Fifteenth street. Ja2a'y
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

An ATFEMrr AT RonBERy.-Yesterday, about
S;SO o'clock y. m, eSlored man entered me
]2J Seventh street, between q and II streets, and
stole n pair of gold sleeve.buttous. Mrs. Kat
take the m from him, whereupon he inflicted a
severe wound on her hand with razor. The
thief rs n out tho back way, and, BY jumping
over the fonco into Bates alley, made good his
escape.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

DEArr OF Mr.. O. W. MrToHELL,-This gentle.
man die, from the effects OF cancer, In South
Washing ton, on Thursday, in his 39th year. He
was a u ast Chief Ruler OF PhGnix Tent, No. II,
Indepcnt lent Order of Rechabtes, and his funeral
will take place at2 p. m. tomorrow, from Cor
such cha pei, Four-and-a-half and l. streets.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

THE large stock of men and boys ready made
clothing for winter wear now offered at New
York wholesale prices by Messrs. Stephens 4
Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
Of purchasers generally, as they offer every va
riety of fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys in every station In life. diyc
them q call II you would save money,
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

MONEY ORDERs.--CaptaIn Merrill, money.
clerk at the city post office, reports the amount
Of money orders sold during the month at s22,-
4l00l; amount paid, S209T2.4l. The receipts from
other offices, Of which this office is the deposit
AIRY, were S3,T05, and the amount remitted as sur
plus to New Y York was u, 900.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

IT, Drake, 0swego, n " Mysrs;E Krouss-
Thompson, Va; Jacob Rick, Iowa; II Sheriff.,
New York; George Ewing, Washington, ID &;
Robert Thompson Pa; George Campbell, W v;
stephen Urbeck, Philadelphia, Pa; John Lougiy,
New York; L Sewes, Loudoun county; Henry
Cogsmcr, New York; Nathan Duncan, Jersey
City, N Y; John Gess, Peter Higgins, New
York; John Taylor, n ]; Thomas Kelly, Edward
Stnbbs, New York.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

PRETTY PoRTRAIT.-We have noticed In the
window of the bookstore of Messrs. French 4
@. Forney, esq, publisher of the Daily Morning
Chronicle, which has been painted by that celc-
brated artist, Mr. Coggswell, The picture Is
artist.
The national Republican., 1868-02-01

TRANsPERs OF REAL EsTATE..Thc following
transfers Of real estate were yesterday reported
OF X. NJ Hall: South half lot 8, square iOl, 600;
square west of square al, S6,00Oi part lot 8,
square s7o west 2s feet, 400; lot II, square 252
$ttls; part lot 7, square 453, cast 20 feet on IL
Smyrna times., 1868-01-15
Consumption Durable by Dr..
Schauck,s Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be
prepared so that the lungs will heal To accomplish
this the liver and stomach must first be cleansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome foOd which
by these medicines will be dgested properly and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the constitution
CHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stoni
Sch Of all bilious or mucous accumuatons, and, by
n.ing the Sea Weed TeRic in connection the appetite
is restored.
+SCUENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutritious as
welt medicinal. and, by using the three remeder,
all impurities expelled from the SYSTEM and good
Wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease
II ents will take these medicines according TO di
rections. Consumption very frequently in its last Stage
yields readily to its action. Take The pills frequently
TO cleanse the liver and stomach Il does net follow
that because the bowels costive they are not
required, for sometimes in dIarrhea they necesss
ry The stomach must be kept healthy, and an appe
e created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act on the
respiratory organs properly and allay any irritation
Then all that is required to perform permanent cure
IL to prevent taking cold Exercise about the room as
much as possible. eat all the richest IOod-fat meat
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