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PROPOSALS FOR NAVY MATERIAL

PATNAsrFR'r OTFicF,
PORTasOUTH, v. II jane S, lSsp
Scaled proposals TO furnish the follow ing sItl-
Cles will he received At this Office until " clock
at noon. on the lst Of July at which time the bid
will be opened Proposals must be endorsed, Pro.
posali for Supplies Advertised, - that they may
pe Distinguished from Other business letter, aud
directed TO PAymAstsrJ n Carpenter. PoTt,mUuth
n. H.. Al article, to BE- Of the be quality, Tree
from defeets, TO bc delivered a. the Nsyy.yArd
Portsmouth, n. II sl good order aad condition,
iTJs OF expense u The GOyernment. AMI subject to
insp ctinn and measursmept according to tho rules
adopted by the fAyy Department. The ri ighI is re.
served to reject all bids considered exOTbitant. or
mnch above tha market Tatea
BUREAU OF CONTRIBUTION AND REPAIR
kcquisltinn so 10
Goa Psiat Brushes. No 900, common irnn b rnj
5dng No. 0lt -
don No. %,
doI. wkitowash BTushoP. sIpehss wide. ukrli1c
brlstles. inches long.
To supply dsdeieneies in contract Of AlonEI A
fOfer. dated July 81, 1857, Glass No. u bureau
Construction and Repair
BUREAU OF BQUiPMLET AND RECRUlTIN
Repuisiton No. lil
u rNTis boat mcTchAutable White Oak FirawOOl
J, y. CAHpENTAR
js2S.id PaynAst.r U. = Navy.
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,R.o. y. CUmMIns.


49, New Course OF Lectures. as delivered
a the New Y9Jk Museum d A9Siomy, enhrasing
Youth. Maturity snd Old AEei Manhood GenaTslly
Reyiewed; The Cause Of indigcstioui f!atulenes
aud Nervous Diseases couuted for; Marriage
PhilosOphcAlly Considered, &c. Tlese lectures
will be forwarded on receipt Of four stamps by nd
dressing Secretary MuESnm Of Anatomy, BAlu-
more, n Wost BaltitaorO street. Baltimore. Nd.
Ap5-lY
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4 MnilrI VI ID.

hal last finished my supper, and wa.
Enjoying nay cigar on the deck, when heard
s nlu 4. .aimins, in loud voice, TO two or
q ".r attentive listeners DAT evidently iu-
,.- ',l io' "wLJ-yer it might concern at
lH. -lmc timvj on pathology. Being, as IT
were thus luy.tsI.T also became listener
To something Ike the following;
"Thcry Il Is now Well, some people talk
ubult seated fcyr',. ] lOn't know anything
about seated fcycrs; there amt no such
ihlnra, a seated fever. 4 'slclcr h.tc is a
rr,i,I ,e}cr; cure the Ute, aud the fever
qG., you quick enough Jes' so w.;h u
ha,-lhu same thing. There ain't no such
thing, ] tell ye, as seated lever iarl Is,
n~l you can't rub 1t out, your regular doc.
tor ? ctlzes according 10 books; now
pracilgC Nc- Orllr D. common sense. Take
rl now There "as Dr. Rugg, Of our
village. llr very samson Of the Npterier
Mcdlkcr. Wn'nl. he treats feycrs accordIn
10 the book. What's the consequence
get all IL. patients! lie met me Que day,
aud says he TO mu, says h", How is It that
yOu glt a.. the fever cases Z told him cx-
ag.'y how It Wa. 0rl il Is s0.'
"Wcl. DOCTOR, ,rrrUV,el one ul the
l.l"ucrs, chow 10 YOU .r,it fever a.
.'WrI. there II Is, You see You ask me
h,w treat icycrs. If you'd ha' asked me
WAcu first rpmmcnccl Pml-'.Zing, could
lD' told yuu-CIut tell you low. ! treat
rl-c- zactly rs | lind cm-aCcordug, Us |
.r'I urprr. TO common sense. And there 1t
NJw hgrc W.. Mrs. S"ultlc; he was
..s,. -'.E. AZ the folk. said she Lad tie
.. a-"W'r 1U; hadn't the consumption mor. p
~. ..- l-.u"iug Olt a hurly listener,
CO. D.. ~ .,n. two hundred aud tfty or
!..1~.'.J 3#l two lO-.Ors at ACr at
'.f ..I...r ., single moss. o COOL.
w. w.. ..n'l .- me; aud rs | went into
the h..' ..1 q .Dl 0f ianzy and flock Of
chicken, 81. ',Jr. F-.t Lcrpulsc. Says
l-uId sl- aver forget il ill her dying
s.v JOcs COM ..y' 'YoI amt no more
g.l .Lc -0usumTH .4. I've gyt It, not u
49, l0d there ~" Won See In two
..eks rnrrl her.
'ND.. nql lDctoi, how d.d you crra her.
l.e. l' l'.sagl'1i tod yoa .c q Ipl
',.1Y pnI r.i. l:cns growing at the door.
~ ,pnr ug the tauEy and fresh laid
--.' .'.- -ar ..rr r!-at n.y. lt's Kill Or rI.'
.. ur. e.. .-, ,.ar'u NEIL" continued
r'.. ! ,... wysDf AN officer. Ny
so.. rr,- q, my soldiers, my disease my
i".a', ?. il at him, AL ilhcr he or me
ls 10 ,D"lHSr. Inevcr rive !u."-DraOsr,
Ii '"'rs Z f,f yr'H
\ GrrND ri,. - w l.rcl iI.,o White river
.ll .Tots, ~ getting beyond BIZ
....F "H .r IND 90 . ,lr',g, trying g.
IIa way out. HI lis.r,,, attracted an
GN'. l.-.. not G,g away on the bank, who
llI.' .. 0I 'L- wIirr'- clgr aud lfrl /,
dire, ,.. "|Hl horse by nui ,aiug. Fa.,p.
In tAi-. D. TOOK 10 the water and swan Ou
TO his r.,.,.. amd tlDr winning arOdnd hin
Tor nearly u ~ 81. ...i nu no lr he finally 70
tho blind horse TO uaIcr-land IN what dircC
ton The land lay, ANA Ia. 'gO L0acs cam
to shore side by side, nIull ''a cheers Of ur
wand of one hundred persons hy Lad he
'yug -p .Hor-.
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MARBLE MANTLES.
b. - AITsDN,
MANUFACTURER OF LIME,

AND
s;eaIer In Plaster, Cement, fdatS,
tyo., Gc., &C..
,.ILHs uN ROCK CREEK,
BETWEEN AND K STRkHrr,
BETwEEa SIXTH AND sEvRSTB,
(Raar uf Metropolitan Hotel.)
CcmClI ard PlgEisT at New York prices.
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ur.1Au,nony on Sleeping Alone.

W., susan B. Anthony Is ou. with par
Igrl'h I the E.ro'iiiyi recommending that
married people should no longer sleep
together; that every man, woman, and child
sau.,d have q bed TO him or herself; that
those who arc Just going TO housekeeping
should huy no double beds; and she sXclaims
with puthU.iasla, Cribs, cots, and single
beds .or health and happiness" Poets both
male and female. have. often sung Of 'cots'
but they Lave always insisted on placing
them beside Il riiI. Here is the paragraph
upon which she bases advice
Tho Laws Of Life says: "Moro Guarrcls
Hrl-2 between brothers, between sisters, be-
tween lircl girl, between apprentices In
machine chops. between clerks In stores, be-
tween Eir.i men, between husbands and
wiv,s, owing 10 electrical changes through
whigHI.g.f nervous systems 70 by lodging
together Light after night under the same
".l ".'h-F than almost by any other dis
lI yiu- "ap-C. There T. nothing that will 20
G-rIH-a Ihe uINOUs force as to lie all night
W bed win amOiAcr person who is absorbent
20 urrr one force. The absorbcr will 70 to
sleep auI rest AL might, willie the climinatOr
wa l' iumHlug and tossing, restless and
uerVOu., all awake in the morning frctCul,
pceN.sA, t.." 'ul.u-, and discouraged. No
two persons, no matter who they arc, should
laGiuUliy Sleep togathcr. One will thrive
l.l lh. other VIII lose. This Is tho la ', and
IN man.el '!fe.lt Is defined almost unlver.
sa,h."
When the Pao'"',oU, in revolving, has
over, ~. .l l9Ihi1 beds aud scattered their
contents i-u0mIuiOI.!y on the floor, or
'md.c them oil TO opposite sides ofthc room
agd packed them safely in rrihs-(imagine
lAnm '' ekiug' - each other through the
ru.-.J What u..l she do next The mind
.llg-crs ut the thought OF what the next
reform VIII bg. And, after ALTHOUGH Miss
Anti ony may not brIic"c it-iL time enough
10 s.ccr alone when you are in y0ur grave.
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Chinaware.
THE WNITE WIRE CLOTHES LINE

WILL LAsFA LIFETIME, NEED NEVER TAKE
1T DOWN..
W,athcr do's uoi ed5al IT, saves tFDThin aui al
n0yanCs dos npt ilscDl"T. wssL or nIlrg clDihcss
Clothes do not fIUrIatJ i. Sold by
J POTTER, NPrrt,
I9f l. street, between NiuuI nnl Tuk
A ARu,rantvu that tho Wifvia all that ID eJIdgl
OF II glytg to each pUTChAseT, lUl-lm'
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TuE UNION PACIFIC nAIa ROAD

The report u Hon. !. N Morris on the
Union PaclGc railroad will be found in part
IN our o,umns this morning, and we are
SUR w.. 10 generally read. We will pub.
'i-l ile concluding portion tomorrow. 1t is
q document Of mach interest, and presents
''g whole subject more fully than It has
rvge been presented in any other report.
The report carries the evidence of truth
AM srankness upon its face. It lsa plain
narrative, destitute OF abusive words, but
bold and decided in it, uttorances without
regard 10 fear or favor.
The report was read to the President on
Er.lly afternoon, and his Excolleucy lis
ieu.l to The reading with interest. At the
conclusion he said, THAT is about the same
view Of the subject Gen. Warren took in his
report At the same time that Col. Morris
rendered III, report he handed the President
his resignation, his professional business in
this city demanding his time.
The reports Of Gen. Warren and Hon.
James T. Wilson, the two associates OF Col.
Morris on TIC commission, were filed IN the
Department Few dIys ago. The reason
Why ia. commission did not pass over the
roal JoG tLcr Is explained by CO... Morris in
III, report.
The report Of Gen. Warren and Mr.. VII
sou are confined particularly to tho sections
examined, while Col. Morris takes a more
cE.cUdCl view Of the subject. They recon-
Hcud the acceptance of the sections, not
absolutely, nU, on condition that there shall
be expended up,n Ca-h of them an nmonut
Which they estimate Wi. h' required for thcir
completion. There is nothing III this which
Mt all conflicts with Col. Norris views Al
sr,o the road Is not completed, and when
. .s m0lu q Grst.c!ass road all recommend
rsa2ap pilnco, hut not before. That is tn,
,lv.
IN .u.sgy.lw look place in this city about
'rn ulys ago between Gen. Warren and Col
Norris, which resulted in an arrangement
tia. each should file his own report and II
IN any instance they conAlcted, the difference
Of views was to be regarded as difference
between honorable men. The best Of feeling
and mutua! confidence exists between these
gentlemen.
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For Sa!e ~ Rnnt.

TOR RENT. -skvERAL DESIRABLE SUITES
l. Of Rooms aud Single Rooms can be had during
the summeI mouths at very low rates at ths ST,
JAMES HOTEL. Table Bhhrd ., rTently reduced
rates, O. W. BuNKEK h co.
ic2i o.
FOR FURNISHED AND UNFuR.
L NtsllED ROOM5, on CAPITOL hill. at No.
w First street cas-, between aud y streets
nOr,h. ini7.Gt'
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS-snUrHERE
- nEplsurn, with use uC bath Gar, PASS the
h'use. ny. 253F street between TnlrtoGnth and
F1GT:etuth streets. ietl.Gts
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

the New York city directory, just ISSUED,
couuuus lsa,Ii3 names, being an increase Of
3,Gp! o' ? IA, year 1865. Wall street,
though .r' .Ayr,C,l street in the city, fur
n'7hy' $3.50 names; Pine street, !, 1906 Broad
street. l"D; Beaver street, 800; Exchange
r'n'c, 7li' Wu.ilm SIR 'ct, lOji Nassau
Sd. s.. I.5D, Broadway contributes $500
"'w TIE D."cry, l,iO5i Finn avenue,
G"j, a.l Mllisou avenue, FOB,
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Furniture.
CARPET
WINDOW SHADES,
CABtSET FURNITURE,
At Prime Cost for go Days.

Intending tJmlkn . cAauI" in my business, and
rtying large aud crmp.nte ussor,ment Of tho
all IvO Olds on hand, will sell all OF the hbOSn At
prime cost for CASH ONLY. "
Persons in want Of auy Of the above .rtiGl, VIII
Ind II tn th ,iT Hdyantage by calling lmmad Etely
al :l1J Soyonih ,tras', botweon And
irn.col2w [stnrl G. IL, WILSON.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WASHINGTON, juno 20. lsOo.-Jay Cooke a
%. furnish the following quotations of Gov.
ern nnent aecurItiea.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

+, the To!ers eC the Ssrsnh Congregational Dis,.
AterGndrid,- FGfIar, Prince Hiliigm, PdG.
SpotsyiraHia, TOpn Of ,F,stisricksITrV'
Orange, Louisa, LOuIOuH, and Madison:
fELLow-CIrIzESs: Having been hcnored by
many citizens Of the counties Of Alexandria, Lou.
doun, and Fairfax, with letters from numerous
citizens Of other counties, request!ng me 10 an-
nounce inyself ndidatO for COrg gfrss from this
District rs constituted by the arpOrIlonment made
by the last Convention, delay rpply uutil the
present time, for reason, that Will be readily up-
derstood by my fellow: :ctilens. | appreciate the
kind manner In which have hoen called on 10
answer their commun nicatiOns. have not sought
to represent this District. Tho proHGut condition
Of Affairs in Virginia "a the reason ] have been
thought Of, probably; bat do not feel ut liberty
to disregard the mark Of confidence expressed In
pe. therefore announce myself as an independ.
ent candidate. Should II be the pleasure 0f tue
people TO elect me, promise to be % JrfhJut Rep
rtssntdtire, aud 10 Sc, that harm comes 10 The
people Of the old Commonwealth by ny uOts Gr
lnfuence.
Tdm FOR Peace: We have had strife long enough ;
let us sndeayor to build up the waste places.
This District Is q large one. Ny present engago-
ments will not permit me to canvass tho District
yet will visit as many OF tho court t-hourss as
can before the day Of election.
Your fellow citizen, 90 -
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
ALEXANDRIA, May 10, Is59.
tThs papsrs Of tho District will please publish
the above and send accounts, which will remsi. J
Iny2
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New Advertisements.
Vocal and Instrumental Go

Vocal and Instrumental Concert
BY MEMORIAL ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHOIR,
in the Chapel corner ot n and Fourteenth streets.
WEDNESDAY syening June 90 1859
Proceeds for th" hensdt of Memorial Chapel
AnNiislos y. eena
thilpEES'. ..'.',,'.'',...' ,',..,........... %
joss.
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Special Notices.

FsSAH2tsE 81 rH2sF !, p
isaroS, Juno %, lsse; .Hayins prepared 4, state.
Pcs xl have u At q fsSa % Amy 1 SaSaasrtsr. n Ter.
S% S a., to sass SsSSGp
Of fIho'o who desire TO have clean sh.ssdur
is3n auaIiSrmastsr.
SSTtSE SsI ~ ju, Is DIS..d EE@r m ss etyEN csris
soss 4 d,,, ihs sOint stock GSmPsnS Of The You6s
% viii iH be- pad ~ al ths Banking IN ii iiSuse of ia.
CooSe Co on aud after the lst proxlmo. jS25. Il
y-coPIEs OF THE REPUBLICAN
% SsW%sS ca can BE Be CSssinSi al III @ adso. 70 jsR
ely-BAsE EBALL-oiympic VS.. cincip-
~ natl to-day. at S:SOp, M. on the National
,lsys THE sUBsCRiBERs TO THE
,2gidt nnIi tnhs,"gSn,S ,,c VIII SS setysd r 10: 10
Erprtss until Atransements eau bs rerfseted for
1s s;aS JaDs gs'Ps s ~'tsSF sR 9,
,sg{sTnE WESLEY, Chapel SAB
to 9lymc9t on MONDAY; 1Pps 18Th The sSm;
"a, IN, precisely. s6d reiu,n ~ n, m ' Every q;
fort will be made to promote the ebi2y meat of sli
sS %sS .d Fst cents. 'sy %GS Ssa,;
ccntsi for children 2Iesnts. iOa':2t
FsSJsCoMnIENCEMENT ExEuCIsEs
bD S99IpmgiA G9LLEdE
osi0sE = S''fG0 Il The sI BiptT TGESPsS,
n'''Ss"'n SUNDAY, JuSEg.
logical DepsrISSn ats osSsE = N m '.T "a TX Tie SSw p
YORK Avenue fafSSisSbIsil"G aSsbsFl 5GsE GiHEfs' 3
Exhibition Of the Pgcparaioty bepatitos IT, si
o'clock p fbRsbhY Il ias 't'St SUsE sig'l ~ cA"A
Prize Contest ia .Eoeution. AZ O'clock > m.. 10
the Baptist SSEEBFSSSiB @EBSBgbEIY Bgbbi,I!eDR J6SEJ SsIEEoJ
honots; aud Algmni address, Al, II O'clock =. N,
Meetipg Of Alumni at 80 clock, and dipner at
3o'eloekr. M In the Law Building. ire'N
~ Practice Of Medicine and surgery offers his
iIs pSy Be found f9r The present Il I5s Moline.
Nay esrs him. between S"f tSe fSaGs SaaPs o
and 10 m aud osad 0p N. daily. je2i.it
r~,aysuERB TAR sALyE, PRE-
scsld Head, Ba1efcl9ns, Corps. fiiss, Fresh Cut
aud Bruises. For sale by wM. A. GRAY, north.
east corner VI Massachusctts avenue and Fourth
street. iol2.if
r5y- DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY NOW.
~ Sums deposited with fICedman's = Savings
the Post oGics-bstwesn this date aud July u bc:
rius to draw interest July L., Interest Is paid
with us 20 days or more draw Interest at the rate
uf per cent. The deposits with this company had
reached on Juno l. S',2OO,OoO. lels lm
r-S5Ts NOTICE. DIR. ROBERT REY-
tss' hURN has removed his uneo and Reel
d9nc" mt to Ho l2l s,reot lFirn ward
jOlB In
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

TuELE TUul ~NND INVITATION to witness
The inauguu..pu OF the sugz canal arc TO DO
gv4L " tLg uvlL D.....gs.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

nRY GOODS AT COST. WE SHALL NOW
- sell all car stock Of Dry Goods 4. cost We
s.lks. sun umbrsl las. PATasol' positively at coat
2OUD yards plata Lawns " esats, recent price 9Tk
"oats, LOO yards all Wool Cashmere 30 TO Vi,
worth Ii to ~ 5Oi l.9lJJards plain Linen Drills, 2i
to % cents UOJ yards Past-cOlOT Prints, 10 csuts
800 yards AorriInack aud other prints, i2ti cents
3,O yards AndroseogRln MusltD.. There has been
great advance In cotton goods. but having larF-
stock bought previously we are asking no advance.
Our stock i large nd We want II reduced,
SELBY & NAUDAlN,
je2s 3Gi Pennsylvania avenue. south siir.
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

W4bAREHHiIIISEo 4bREHiIIISE rArEE EoG SALE THIS AT
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Want

nTANTgp NEW AND CAST -OFP CLOTHING.
W OLD d0LD AND slLyBR,9I any other srii'
ir VI value st the old Merchant Pawn
rvL II Store oil FULTON CO. 81 NiHth street,
, IL, ~ a0r:'. fPeRpsylVaniA Eyoaue. doD-u
The national Republican., 1869-06-28

nE AND AFTER THE FIRST OF JUNE,
" Board with Room during the snIamet m9uths
eau be had On reasonable terms at WillaTd'E Hotel
myT-lm SYKES. CHADWICK co.
DOONs FOR RRNT-wITH BOARD-AT NO.
IL ~ Nluth street, between I'd o strpcts.
myl2-u
The national Republican., 1869-06-28
Boarding.

ETRY BOARD PERSONS WISHING
y country board can bo accommodated three
miles from Annapolis by aprlyate family; House
plntu but paffsctly cilntOTtablo Fruit in the
greatest abundance, Excellent Gshing. salt water
bathing. LuxuriouN table Terms 20 Per week.
Address II. .. W, box No S0, Annapolis, Nd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-22
Manhood. FcW List. II1 Rstored.


DEING private instructor for married PSF
ID sons. or persona about to be married, both
male and female. in everything concerning the
physiology and relations of our sexual system,
and the production and prevention of offspring.
including all the new discoveries never before
& ven in the English language. by WM YOUNG,
NJ ID. This is really a valuable and Interesting
work. 1t IL written in plaid language for the
general reader, and l. Illustrated with numerous
engravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least i'm
petliment to married life, should read this book.
Ii discloses secrets thar every ohe should be ac-
quainted with: still, it il a took that must he
locked mp and not lie about the house. Ii will be
sent to any address on receipt OF 80 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. WM. YOUNG No. 4t6 Spruce street,
above Fourth. Philadelphia.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE--No
matter what may be your disease. before yoa
place Yourself under the care OF any one OF the
notorious QUACkS-natiye and foreign-who adj
vertfse in this any other paper, get copy OF
Dr. Yolng's Book and read II carefully. II will
be the means of saving YOU many dollar, your
health. and possibly your life. .-.s
DIR. Young can be consulted on any OF the dis
eases described in his publications. at his Office
No. i16 Spruce street, above Fourth. Philaael
phis. 20yi27yt
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Picture Frames.

We hope by strict attention to business and fsi
and honorable dealing, to receive liberal share o
public Patronage. G. A. CIRCUIT & co.
Cedar Falls. iowa. July 81, 1SbS. 1871
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-22
Ayers
Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to ats original color
tctM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin bair 10 tb;oL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-22

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay fer Young Wen, on the Errors,
Powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE.
with sure Means of relief Sent in, scaled letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address. DIR. j. Skill,
LIN HotGIfoS, Howard Association. Phiiadel.
phia, Ia. 9.fIyl
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THE LANDS OF THE RIRrE
CHRokdnS

s..n o. s sasn,ai pictures nat s-
tenh frnu
Lasaen beru sSaaa and Rene. supply III
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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CONJUcAL LOVE,

-" II oUi BROADWAY, N. T., I-I---"
Importers and Manufrs of Photouraph,c Material.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-24
u is palpable that YERaER,s Friends

Hon. 7. A. r.. NELSON, in a card to
the Knoxville Press and Herald Of
Thursday, makes his acknowledge
ments to the people of Knox and
Roane counties, and respectfully de-
'clines the nomination to. the Senate
rendered him by them. In conclu-
sion, he says; 81 halls with pleasure
" the prospect of deliverance which is
"opening, to more than fifty thou
" sand of our citizens, after a political
" bondage of more than four years;
g that l hope the people IN every
" county, viii be prompt and vigilant
in the selection Of the very best
agents to carry out the popular viii
"in the Legislature; and that, if they
thus act, the day is not far distant
when the white freemen of our noble
!" State will stand redeemed, reeener.
. Grated and disinthralled' by the ir-
" reyocable genius of universal eman-
8 cipatiOn."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-24
WE acknowledge with pleasure and


WE acknowledge with pleasure and
thanks the complimentary notice of
our neighbor of the Ledger, which we
value all the more because coming
from a live journal, with which we
were recently connected, and from a
gentleman to whom we gave the first
lessons in journalism. Such ameni-
ties are among the rewards and pleas
ures of editorial life, which at best is
not bed of roses. Weare glad to see
that the Ledger is on rising ground
and more and more deserving patro-
mage, both for editorial ability and
value of its contents. 1t is not the
largest, but the best filed journal,
which is the best,