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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-12

FoR THE BEST and cheapest Gloves Of all
kinds and at all prices, go to Franc & Gold
man, No. SIG Seventh street, between d
Seventh street, opposite Patent Office.
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FoR FINE WHITE SHIRTS and all the new
styles of Linen CUFFS aud Collars, 20 to
Franc & Goldman, No. SIG Seventh street,
between d and Z streets, and 70 the old
stand, Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office. F..tHarH"
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I,sTAnLIsHED 1880.
F. II r S ,

Now ready for the inspection OF tht public. the
i4rEes. AID most carefully selected assortment Of
FURs NO have ever received. embracing all the
LEADING STYLES IN EVERY KIND OF
FUR SUITABLE FOR LADIES' AND
OHILDREN'S WEAR.
Alec. u gro.t variety Of
GENTS FUR MUFFLERS, GAPS AND
GLOVES.
CARNAGE ROBES OF ALL QUAIL.
TIES.
Every article guaranteed as represented. and to
be sid at tho very lowest CASH PRICES.
JAMES Y. DAVIS.
No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue,
oejJ.so2w Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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FgEEDMAS's SAVINGS BANK.-The report
read before tho board of trustees Of this'com-
pany on Thursday last, 1t being their regu-
lar monthly meeting, showed the deposits to
be Sl,3O,000 and upwards. The business Of
deposits the first nine days In November were
shown to be over sGS,000. All moneys left
on deposit on or before the third Monday in
November will draw interest from date Of
deposit.
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Dentistry.


DhrAhIhkNI OF THE lhrEhtOh,f
,,,., PRShloE OFPICH,se %, 1860.
Applications having been made under the act Of
June ~ 1870, for the reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land warrants, which are alleged to have
6oen lost or Destroyed: Notice 10 hereby given
warrant new eeTtifcate pr warrant Of Ike teuor
VIII be reissuad. II NO valid objection should then
No. ST. 40s, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
February u, 1877, Ia the name Of James q. Hamil.
ton, aud was granted March q, 1919 February
o, 1870 ~
March 3, 1853, In the name of Miehae, Doyle and,
was sranted December 8, 1888 ,December1s. 1900.
No ", $50, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
was grated yanuery n, 1874 January s, $50
II. VAN AERNAM,
Commissioner Of Pensions
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BoIs N BLUE.-A special meeting OF the
Boys In Blue was held last evening at Union
League Hall; General A. Grant in the chair,
W. s. Fletcher, secretary.
The chairman Of the committee on revls-
ing the rules and regulations being called
upon TO report, asked for further time.
General Fisher moved that the committee
have until next Thursday to report, which
was adopted.
On motion, the committee was Increased
to nine members.
The following are the committee: General
a. A. Grant, General J. Bell Adams, Gen.
eral II. NJ. Knight, Colonel NJ. Duffy, Col
enol A. VI. Bland, General C. D. Fisher,
Captain T. Peck, Colonel W. s. Fletcher,
Major Jerome A. johnson.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The DEMAND TELLS the sroRY.--From
all directions orders for PHALoN's vITALIA
on SALVATION FOR THE HAIR come pouring
In. All the noxious dyes, &C., 60 down
before II. A year hence they will DO unmar-
ketablc. Tho ladies say II Is as pleasant 10
use as q perfumcd toilet water, and II 10 as
transparent as crystal. Nothing else repro
duces so perfectly the original hue Of the
hair. col
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-U. 8. Grant
Post No. IL, Grand Army of the Republic,
have elected the following officers; DR.. A.
J. Huntoon, Post Commander; j. II. Slime,
Senior Vice Commander; Major C. II. Law
renee, Junior Vice Commander; Capt. IL.
Gushing, Adjutant; DR.. s. Bond, Surgeon;
Rev. Charles W. Dennison, Chaplain; L. NJ.
Gibson, Quartermaster; J. c. Levin, Officer
of the Day; W. W. Wilder, Officer OF the
Guard.
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THE CAMPBELL MISsrRELs.-The Camp
bell Ministries gave two performances on
Wednesday aud Thursday evenings at the
Navy Yard, assisted by the favorite come
dian, 7. Harry Donohuc, who Is particularly
happy In his dellneations Of Irish characters.
Mr.. George d. Slater is one Of the.best Send
men" we have seen for long time. The
main attraction, however, was Charlie Sui
| Ivan, the famous falsetto, whose voice Is
| perfectly wonderful, being scarcely dlstin-
! gulshable from that of q woman. The trio
from "Attllla" was rendered, Mr.. Sullivan
sustaining the soprano with far better effect
and better quality Of tone than many fe-
male yocallsts whom we have heard. The
performances were of decided merit, aud
stamp the company as one Of the best In tho
profession.
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SUPREME CoURT-RtsideneeS oTMe JuSiicGs.-
Mr. Chief Justics Chase, corner Sixth and l.
streets.
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
MI, Justice Grier, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Swayne, No. 46o Thirteenth
street, between l. and \ streets.
Mr.. Justice Miller, National Hotel,
Mr.. Justice Davis, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Field, No. $50 + street.
FoR Undershlrts and Drawers, at 80, co,
10 aud 81, go to Franc u Goldman, No.
SIG Seventh street, between d and L streets,
and Marble Hall, No. 45S Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office. n
CUMMIss' Doors AND SHOES,
BAT Seventh Street,
Next to Northern Market and X. \
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DRoP THAT SHoT.-About 8 o'clock last
night as Sergeant Vernon and Officers Hughes
and Clawson were standing In the Centre
market, they noticed two colored men and a
boy pass by and overheard a remark made
by one Of them about breaking into house.
They watched the parties who, went into a
grocery store on Ninth street. While the
boy called for i've cents worth of crackers,
the two men were looking about for chance
TO steal, and finally one of them picked up
twenty-five pounds of shot, and had got out
Of the store with 1t, when he was hailed by
the officers. He, with his confederates,
started TO run, but were finally captured after
| quite foot.race. The bag Of shot, which
was dropped in the chase, was recovered,
and the thieves safely ensconced in the Cen
trail guard.house for trial this morning.
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FUNERAL AT TAE MARINE BARRACKS
The obsequcs of Allan Cook, marine Of
many years service, took place on the parade
ground Inside the Marine Barracks yester-
day morning in the presence Of the officers
and men of tho post. Every arrangement
was made by Colonel Haywood; the COM
mandant of the garrison, to render the SER
vice solemn and impressive, and the ceremony
was really affecting. The religious services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Shields, pastor
of Grace church, East Washington, and
after they were concluded procession of
marines was formed, which, headed by the
drum corps, followed the remains to the
Congressional cemetery, the place of final
interment.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
OF BRUNSWICK.

For Senators.
Androscoggin. DANIEL HOLLAND.
Cumberland ..........M M. d. l.. LANE.
CHAS. E. GIBBS.
HENRY CARVILL.
THOMAS Ii REED.
Hancock. ck...............JOHN A. BUCK.
HIRAM S. BARTLETT.
Kennebec. bec..............THOMASS s. LANG
JOSHUA GRAY,
GEORGE e. MINoT.
Knox ox..................GEO. W. KIMBALL. JR.
Lincoln. n................BE BENJAMIN d. METCALF.
Penobscot. t.............THoMAS R. KINGSBURY.
CHARLES BUFFAM.
TIMOTHY FULLER.
Saga5ahoc. .............J. p. MORSE.
Waldo. o................"T. FL. CUSHING.
LORENZO GARCELON.
Washington ..........F. LORING TALBOT.
PUTNAM ROLFE.
York. SAMUEL HANSON.
JOSEPH G. ROBERTS.
JOHN B. NEALLEY.
For County Commissioner.
Androscoggin.. ........WM. d. ROAK.
Cumberland. ......... WILLIAM b. SKILLIN.
Hancock. JAMES W. BLAISDEL.
Kennebec MARK ROLLINS, JR.
Knox. JAMES NEWHALL.
Lincoln. DAVID CHAMBERLAIN.
Penobscot. ............F. A. REED.
Sagadahoc. ........ EBENEZER COLBY.
Waldo. CHARLES q. WEBB.
Washington. AARON HOBART.
York. k.................ALFRED HULL.
For County Treasurer.
Androscoggin. in.........ALCANDERF +. MERRILL
Cumberland. .......... THOMAS PENNELL,
Hancock. ............. G. W. TILDEN.
Kennebec, ...ALANSON STARKS,
Knox. ..CHAS. A. DAVIS.
Lincoln. n............... BENJAMIN +. GIBBS.
Penobscot. ............H. j. NICKERSON.
Sagadahoc. HENRY M. BOVEY,
Waldo GEORGE MCDONALD
Washington. .IGNATIuS SARGENT.
York. JOHN HALL.
Clerk of Courts.
Cumberland. ......... DANIEL w. FESSENDEN.
Androscoggin. .... DANIEL P. ATWOOD.
For sheriff.,
Androscoggin. .....DANIEL H. TEAGUE.
Hancock. .............A. B. SPURLING.
For County Attorneys.
Androscoggin. ........A. M. PULSIFER.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28

VANDERBILT's MARRIAGE Com. Wander
bilts recent arrival at London, Canada, was
grand puzzle to the reporters OF the pewspa-
per. in that fiourishing city of the New Do
minon. Every conceivable project from buy
ing the Great Western Railway to bathing in
the Sulphur Springs, was alleged to be the OBJ
iect of the Commodore's visit, and it was not
until twenty-four hours after his arrival that
the great mystery was explained. At seven
o'clock on Saturday morning, in private par
lor of the Tecumseh Hotel, Commodore Van
derbilt was married to Miss Crawford, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. E. Crawford, cotton broker,
of Mobile, Ala. The local paper thus des-
cribes the happy pair:
The gallant bridegroom, whose summers are
seventy-six, was dressed in plain black, W ar
ing in his shirt diamond studs of intense brit
liancy and great value. He Is noble looking
gentleman, erect in figure, active IN movement,
Intelligent in expression, and almost courty in
bearing. As may be supposed from the fact Of
his wears, his hair and whiskers are white; but
he is so well preserved, even amid all the cares
and responsibilities of his position, that he
looks to oe not more than 6f or 62 years old
His bride is comparatively young, being but 81
years of age. She is of medium height ana
symmetrical figure, wearing always sngdss
larly happy expression of iace, which Is QUE "
gentle beauty. She was dressed ~ sllnp,S ~
travelling costume, and wore blue van On hei
bonnet, which was not lowered.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28

1t is estimated that the plague has killed
two hundred and ten thousand cattle in Eng
land.
All plants grow stronger and ripen better
when the air circulates freely around them,
and the sun is not prevented from an imme-
date influence.
Gas-tar, mingled with the whtewash ap-
piled to the interior of hen-house, at the
rate of one gill to pailful, it is said will dis
perse the lice.
The Prairie Farmer says a Kentucky
woman feels more pride in having the first
green peas than the first spring bonnet.
1t pays to make COW comfortable in as
many respects as possible. Every hour she
suffers from any cause, the milk account suf-
fers correspondingy.
A Western writer says il as much atten-
tion was paid to improving corn as is given to
grapes, a hundred million bushels might be
added to the annual crop.
The Stock Journal advises big horse for
regular farm work, and one that does not,
without great pushing, trot more than six
miles an hour with a light buggy.
Cooked meal is nearly double the bulk of
uncooked, yet quart tor quart it goes as far.
The difference is, that much of the food is
nndigested unless cooked.
1t is easy to equal any fancy bred COW with
native as mixer, but if the daughter of
the Hdlltc ID dS SOOu COW, IL ID dh dSCluChI'
Not so in thoroughbred stock.
DIR. Randall says it is not expedient to feed
valuable ewes unhulled corn, bat says it is not
unusually thought to pay to grind corn for
store sheep. He also recommends bran slops
and roots to increase the milk of yearling
ewes.
A writer in the Mark Lane Express,
strongly advocates working bulls. In his own
case he uses bride, collar, and saddle. He
saws it is remarkable how soon surly bull
may be taught obedience by man OF good
common sense, courage and firmness.
California wheat is so dry, that in coming
east through and into humid atmosphere it
gains greatly in weight by absorption. This
isquite an element OF profit to the shippers.
Nearly all the corn in store in Chicago, OF
the crop 1868, is il a damaged condition from
heating. Nobody knows, for nobody VIII
confess how many hundred thousand bushels
are in course of decay and rottenness.
Many English farmers feed no hay to their
work horses, but keep them IN high working
order with straw, roots, and shorts. The
equivalent of IL tons OF hay can be produced
on one acre in roots.
The farmer who stints his fields, is as I'M
wise and improvidept as he who staTves his
working cattle-in both cases he is diminish
ing the ability OF a faithful seruant to be use
tul servant to be useful to him.
The value OF manure depends upon the
amount of plant TODD present, and upon the
availability OF that food, as determined by its
solubility and the state OF chemical combina-
tion in which it exists.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Farm and Store for Sale.

a. Farm and Store at Harreeseke
4 MMCN Landing, in Freeport. One OF the
best Farms in town, containing
iiSfH about ftty acres % cut .Sa 20 tons OF o. hay
s the river is navigable to the farm. Build
inss first rate Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade. Large two story house, suitable
for two families; nice stable and other buildings
This place is only 3-4ths OF a mile from KennebeC
Depot A good bargain can be bad
Enquire Of DANIEL CURTIS, on the premises
or of w. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent, undeI
Lancaster Hall. je7-TT&S& WIT t1amtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28

An eccentric old gentleman OF LonuOn on
named Savage, who was supposed to liV1 up ,a"r.
the charity of his re.atives, has Ips' ,aau w.
inc seooO0o to the Emperor Napoleon
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

DURSUANT to license from the Judge of Probate,
i the undersigned will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION,
unless previously disposed of at private sae) at the
late Residence of WILLIAM and RICHARD M.
WEBB, in Casco, on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
October next, at ten O'Clock Nj all the interest be-
longing the estate OF the said William and r. M.
Webb conformity or severay, consisting of the fol-
lowing described parcels, to wit: ..
The HomeStea of said VIM. and r. M. Webb at
Webb's Mills, Carriage Manufactory, formerly oc-
cupied by R. M. " ebb, including Wdter Porer and
Machinery, House and Lot at Webb's Mills, known
as the Robins House. Fifty acres OF land known as
the Whitney Lot, Seventy-f five acres OF land known
as he John Webb lot. Fifty acres known as the
Ephraim Edtcards lot, Twenty acres of the Stephen
Hall lot, Twenty acres of the Hay. .Medd0U lot,
Twelve acres known as the James A Winstow place,
Fifty acres Mountain lot, owned in common with j..
b. Winslow. Also the following parcels of land be-
longing to the estate of X. NJ. Webb, exclusively
HOUSE and lot at Webb's Mills known as the adams
House, House and Barn AMI lot known as the Joseph
Anderson place. Also one-hat OF the Prince Strout
Lot, owned in common with William Duran.
Also the following parcel of land belonging to the
estate or VIM Webb exclusively lying west of the
town road leading from Webb's Mills to East Ray.
mond.
SAMUEL S. BROWN,
Admir- Of the Estate of r.. M. Webb.
JOHN WEBB, .. Il -sl liI!.
Executor Of the Will of VIM. Webb.
Webh's Mills Casco, june 26, 1869. w3w26
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28

Rev. Mr.. steere of Lewiston M mas rr~iversa,ist rvi
invitation to take charge o. the ", = .aIary of
society in Meriden, Conn., al s''"'S "
$1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
FOR SALE.
Rare Chance for Business!

Rare Chance for Business!
E,OR Sale the Stock Tools, Fixtures, and good
Il will OF first class Harness iCarrage Trunk and
Bag estabshmeng, situated in Salem Massachus-
etts. The store maintains good reputation, Is
centrally located, doing hrst-rate cash business
carriage, pant, and blacksmith shop in the rear
This is an opportunity seldom met with, The
business WI be sold at bargain ii applied for by
Sept 1. Good ress ms for selling 5r
For further particulars apply to George E. Os-
good, 90 Washington ST., Salem, Mass, or j. p.
FLINT, Water st. Boston, Mass. III ~
Salem, Aug 8, 1869. s' r au12-d1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28

j, AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139, Middle street.
J.W, & H. H. MCDUFFEE, cor Middle s. Union SITS.
c. W. WINGATE, Nos. III and 119 Middle street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, II Middle street, Fox Block.
+. F. HILL, NO. 81, Federal street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
F0r Sale at North Gran,

ONE entire set of stave Moo,,i, .;..,, IS
~ PPoIer, Siripper, aud Cutting of saws Edger
shaing ana aug Sihlnee Machne Water Wheel,
At same place eiabt all in good running order
weave cloth with two broad and six narrow With n
shifting corners for sstinet or kersey reed AND h
ness to them, snitabe Tor custom manntani anu nsl
Inquire OF E. MAYALL,
augiw2mos On the p1emises
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Whooping Cough,

The testimony of all who have used it for this ter
rible disease during the last ten years. that it IN
variably relieves and cures it.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
TO LET.
To Let.
a L reasonable tern s, small Tenement of six
"A rooms, at u Alder st. Enquire on the premises
au 25-d3t*
To Let.
Tents to Let.

tents 10 Lcts
1.-TWO mammoth Tents to let for the New ENGLAND
l. Agricultural Fair, 150X6o, also smaller tents.
Apply to BAKER s. PRINCE,
aug21riw % India wharf, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
WANTED.

TITO purchase house suitable for one or two fami-
i lies must be central and in a good neighbor-
hood; must have al, modern conveDiencies. ANY
enc having such will please state full loca-
ton size OF house and let. and the lowest price they
will take no other letters noticed. No fancy price
paid ddress tor tw months.
au24d2mo* HOUSE. Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
IMPORTANT.

NHERRIAM's GOLDEN DROPSl the great REM
IN edy for Diarrhea and Bloody Dyentery, can
now be had at IL. H. HAYS "
ySldlm" Drug Store In this city.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28

Sore Throat.
Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-takin gilt
tie and often-and you will very soor ind relief
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28

Stores 40 Dc SO Exchange st.
A LSO Chambers on Second and Third floor, on
"A the same street. Apply tc
w. II. ANDERSON,
At office of Nathan Webb Esq,
ja27dtf No. SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
The Portland Daily Press
Is nublisbed every day Sundays excepted) by
~ Portland Publishing Co.,
At 100 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.

The Maine State Press
Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 a year; if paid in advance, at $500 a
year,
RATES OF FADvERTIsING-One inch of fsnace
in length of column, constitutes a "souare."
SLoO per square daily first week. 75 cents
per week after; three insertions, or less, S1.OO;
continuing every other day after first week, 30
Haif square, three insertions or less, IS cents;
one week, $1.OO; 30 cents per week after;
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs, w W per
square per week; three insertions or less $l.50.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS (which has large circulation
in every part of the State) for S1.00 per square
for first insertion, and 30 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
WANTED
Coat, Pant and Vest Hands Want
ed.
At n. ID. REEVES, SO Free st.
aug20d1w

Wanted!
A Parter in business paying $4,000 per year $50
Atdown, bal snce on time. Address W. w. p.
United States Hotel. au25d1ws
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Aatiuual gepublitau
MONDAY MoRstno i::iaminBoEsBEKlO 10. isss


lust nnw everybody 10 10 search Of arti.les
-Iitahle Tor uolid,y Presepts, aud consequeptIy
everybody ouSh, to kuo~ where everybody
can &c, the bee, goods At the best price, With
the least trouble This can be accomplished
by the storekeepers n they will only advertise
properly snd literally. Times may be hard
with dsAiers, hut they will only succeed In
making them harder by false economy 10 not
making known to the public their speoisities
In stock. Az this season purchasers only need
60 be directed by the pewspspers where their
wants can he supplied,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE celebrated fruit and Confectionery
establishment of J. w. Moore h Co., No.
Az Ninth street, between d and L streets,
Is filled to overlooking with largo stock OF
the finest description Of goods, selected ex-
pressly for the holiday trade. Preserves and
lellles Of every kind, canned fruits, delicious
Havana oranges, figs, Malaga, Isabella,
and Catawba grapes raisins, currents, and,
In word, every variety OF foreign and do
nestle fruit and confectionery. To give
zest to the Christmas dinner and make Ii as
tempting as possible, 1t Is only necessary to
visit the establishment OF Moore & Co., and
select the dainties and delicacies which are
SO pleasing to the appetite, and without
which no dinner, much less Christmas
dinner, can be a success.
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"Re-number Your Houses.
DEMPSEY A. O'TOOLE

hNUK AVEKB AND TIONER6
sac PsnnsylyAnia Avenue,
lnvite particular Attsntion to their new eIIysr
PlAted Number, made In blls, dc AeoordinF Ia
the law regulating the Re.lumbsTilg Of Houses
lnyitauop Cards Engraved and Printed In H.
latest style. and at short noliee. des i'm 10
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meets with such great favor is, that its taste
Is as palatable as its efficacy Is certain. It's
superiority as Tonic Beverage Is vouched
for by the first medical men, and by thou
sands who have proved Its virtues, and Its
AVAILABILITY rs a remedy for disorders of
the throat, chest, lungs, and stomach, has
been thoroughly tested In inuumerable cases.
Sold by all druggisls and grocers. col
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE, pro-
nounced the simplest and noiselcss machine
In the world, can now be bought on easy
terms at tho agency, G. Baum's Hoopskirt
and Corset Factory, 3l5 Seventh street, be-
tween and L.
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CUMMISs' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
MEsT, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
lite resort OF purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents so large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock Is by far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade of the house
and the public the greatest advantage. N
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To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCIRS.-lIave you
ever befouled your grey hair with the viscd
dyes or worse preparations offered as sub
stitutes' II SO, they disgust you of course,
but let not that prevent you from using
Phalon's Vltalla or Salvation for the Hair,
which Is clear and harmless as water, In ali
respects agreeable, and effects the desired
object thoroughly and satisfactorily. coll