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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

Noionn and GLOOMY hoWem nAoetimns
The meeting ~ Union League Hall las, ntfht vas
very thin In regard b. numbers and remarkable Cor IL
dlsmalneaa In regard 70 enthusiasm
Those In atlsndanee soekora after the "iorlorn
hope" and all seemed 10 think that the shows onia
the bonarss and brilliant nlunlnatlons wore sos Tor
saylcsJ,
In ne early part Of III. evening HE crowd assembled
sns.eed in general conversation n res.rd 70 The late
slso,On and how thsy an had worsd and fought IN NE
eaass snd with ne iearful Odds Ataiust thsa q The
papgu Of aehpovisdesd oharaotsr contsndina Tor
nms5 and for the ether three al dasa but with little
character. and los lnausnce that contsuding 10
sdyanos N. in,srs.s q the oity Han Ring.
Mae! More made hia appearances. but BE entrance
sSSut SI sN "a y =: q .o s' s.ss. sa0
The insvits6ls Ors,orie.i Iri-hnan John opono-.p
pnneipls q .Rrs.d ssslsism-!hs saFEuioas niesssn
sSsd over IL yshs iSss vsai on and rsSSs.shsd
pss,ss SSd e: !. % .fs ssS
ySsS is.a tod men ll.,i. ..o.s, -hlsh -. po,.d
Ho,Sd Tor b. aissnisaSs i.ss.S, ms isssil,Si: Jsss
soss,slSd'a h s';ains q FssiS,sE ss5 sd I.a!os.
Eoasrss. but ioftsas.s for BIZ rsedsr, X essd 30
%isi ~ s iss :. Va. f'F0'd % '"'
%. ssoaFrs;s =. called upon and 40 tha, be sas
down, hat had Been his isostass V I'VE IN siiss
whsEs he bad besn deie.ted Al The tns uAashtsrl
o.sd upo1 Ss SsR e a Os h 'I s saa
tlsman asked tobs eIoased. John commenced tlak
%sio % thinner down, isiys u rs.l" 'ist u have
peace" sd .dy gP, Eoa arc dTunh; John y. an.lS
TO the relief Of thQaa present.
MAJOR horao said that there was but preelncl
heard from odcally And that the Second preonoa
on The Third ward. which gave . majority of lie for
Rmop, which uas received b The dismal crowd with
gloom,
A Mr.. Murphy made HE Appesraucs and announced
that the Third precinct Of he fparth ward gass
iori1 Of iOi foT Kmou, whom Major More aid thai
u uls gain o. g over the Given mAiorit In the Las,
municipal election.
messenger hon The sooond ward made his appear.
anos, and thew . vot BLANKET over thoss who were
hoping against hope" b. announcng that the Second
ward had gous Tor kmsJ b majority o. eiEht, and
e % S q e hssss n. sss s .ss
an inGlorioua dsfeat.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

Bur TouRsrRAw HArs, WHITHsHIRrs, UN-
DER CLOTHING and TRUsKs At LAWS, 40
Seventh street, between and X.
$50 dozen Straw HATS, from 10 cts, up.
Try our LINEN Bosom SHIRT, at ef.00.
100 TRUNKS In store and new ones coming
In every week.
The FINEST GOoDs At THE LOWEST PRICES,
Give Lewis q call ind SEQ for yourselves.
One price only.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

TuH LIFB SUSTAINING ORGANS. two
organs which minister most directly 10 the
support Of the body, are the stomach and
liver. In the former the hrst process Of diges-
ton takes place, under the action OF that
powerful solvent, tho gastric juice. Thence
the food, converted into pulp, passes into
the duodenum, where II Is subjected 10 the Ac-
ton OF the bile or gall, flowing from Inc liver,
and Of the fluid generated by the pancrcAs, or
sweetbread Of the system. These secretions
separate tho nutritious portion from the rest
and II IL then taken up by the absorbent YES
sells and conveyed Into the channels OF circu-
latlon In tho form Of venous blood, while the
waste matter Is discharged through the bowels.
Unless all these processes arc duly performed,
disease Of some sort Is Inevitable, and the
best Of all medicinal agents for preserving or
restoring the tone aud regulating the action
Of the three organs-the stomach, liver and
lntestines-by which the thrcc-fOld work Is
carried on, Il Hostetter's Stomach Bltters.
Indigestion IL generally accompanied by con-
stlpation, and the gentle cathArtlc operation
Of the bitters Is no less important In cases OF
this kind, than Its tonic effect upon the
stomach and the hillary gland. Beauty Of
person as well Rs health, depends In no ANAL
degree upon the regularity OF the executive
functions A sall0w complexion, q thick
Opaque coarse akin, tainted breath, rush OF
blood 20 the head, loss Of memory, headache,
and extreme mental depression, arc the usual
accomplishments of costiyeness. A course Of
the Bitters will lnfalllbly relieve, and finally
Danish these obnoxious symptoms, while In
ylgoratlng the stomach Andpromotlng healthy
action Of the liver This genial vegetable
stomachic and Alternative, strikes at disease In
ia primary sources the asalmilAting, secre-
tive and eIpulsiye organs, and the course ID
effects are consequently thorough and com
plete. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

In the Sixth ward the election was held very
quietly, the major portion Of the vote being
cast In the early hours Of the day, 40 that
from - to p. m. the judges had but little to
do. After four o'clock business slightly In
creased, from the fact Of the navy yard work
men appearing to east their callOts. A good
deal Of scratching" was INDUCED IN, large
numbers Of the voters allowing personal feed
Ing 10 Retuate them in the deposit OF the
Council ticket. This will account for the dis
similarity In the Council returns.
Mesars. Barton and Gaines we've the especial
faVorites (i) OF the 'scratchors." At some OF
the precincts the Emery tickets, pasted on
Bowen tickets were thrown ont, while Bowen
tickets pasted on Emery" paper were re
ceiyed. Two Of the wagons belonging to The
Washington Asylum were at work bringing
up Bowen voters all the morning, and q white
horse belonging TO the fire department Wa
kept buHily engaged doing the same business
with a private wagon.
seVeHIh Ward.
Everything remained quiet At the Seventh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07
City Property tobe SOIdfOr Taxes
OoLLborops orrIor, WEST VINO orrr HALL,

WARRINGTON, D. O, HAaou n, lsro.
Commencing on Tuesday June i4 following property
Will Be sold BY public auction the City Ha Cdorsns Chambe
the city OF washington d. c. satisfy The Cooperation said
aIes due thereon stated un' the said previously paid
collector with such and acued at The
payment , . r,4 r.t.
at ID cok NJ and to be continued from day to
dag tI completed. % - - 81 ~
Terms cash. = --t.a--t p BoswRII. couselo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07


These officers were all armed with heavy
Colts rovolvors to enable them to promptly
put down any disorder.
The arrangements Of Major Richards were
perfect, and that untlring officer deserves the
sincere thanks Of every good citizen.
Arrival Of Mr.. Cooh's RsaHh-.
on tne arrival OF inc carry uNn yesterday
Lieut. heuy, having received iniormAuon tha'
lot OF eo'orea roughs rom Baltimore N 'c
eAPec'co' haa serBean' yonn."n, S''h so,ns
ten 70 WE'VE men, ~ the uePoN anu uIeS'eu
sixteen oil hese imported boWen suikep.
lhey were escorted 70 tne SeNonn procine.
euion' ana rom thenee uey were eonllhi''eu
10 jail.
inc trah arriving ~ o'FO iroh baiunnore
brought announcer croWa OF eolored ro"uiss'
some on some walked through the depo' WIN
arms IN tneh hands' ooas.ng Oh VIVA. tney
were going 70 DO TO aid In tho eiection OF
Boss Bowen
Inc train due MlOilO oclochlen Baltimore
with number OF eolored roughs, but before
they reached here they became suspicious
that the police would nab them, or they rc-
ceiVed news as to now the hrst bateh were
received, and at Bladensburg q number left
the train. Lieut.. Kelly, with Sergeant John
son and the officers OF the seventh precinct
met this train and captured six, but only one
having weapons the others were dismissed.
1t was noticed that the felon, Tom Bowie,
who we have heretofore mentioned As one Of
Mr.. Bowen's especial strikers, was exceedingly
active In receiving these rowdles, and the 10
mark that their arrival was "a put up job,"
seemed very appropriate. Tom did not have
long TO care for his guests, a. they were
speedily consigned to the iail, much to the dis
comfture Of the "rinF."
n, T,,..,.
The regular ticket dIstribu,cd NV ,ho Fmorv
men vas nrintcd ON cloor ,vhI,o roror III,
an appropriatc cut ot a boom,n,, canon "a
Tho GmorIcor a.@ s,.olod II r,r.,,,, :,
o..,,o,, hot,. ~ ~ "
Tho ~ 60. mas, ,,.,.,,u,., ..,.., ...
,vbo, ,r,.I,o- ,ho,, a. - ~, 'S
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

DisArlei " colsasAia, HasAiHgisH soshly % ssif
In Tho case Of JOhs Il, POWELL aid hAnH A. v.
bHAHER, FHOoutsFs Of CLAYTON PoWHt4s deceased.
q ths oIghaag ggPES n Hishlf SlYH fsdj5iy 4ioJs
az appoiniisa w ~ 5gns Wv, ~
estate e aid dSosssSt sad "a ne f.ss9 ~ hAad =
money! whom and WhsTS Al The ofpdilori and hAlIg a
Ia Decreased arc notified 70 httsnl Nth tber eAlms
Guided hom ~ hbneAt W ea3 egpeasoda estate pro-
ydeda e9PI ~ h9 gldsi lll.hsa ehss ugsf ioT
the aid day, Test A, WEBbTEH,
ielWSB' Register " villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

In tho Fifth ward the voting waA quiet and
steady during the day. There wSs no rush al
either of the precincts, and altogether the
election was as quiet one as has ever taken
place In the ward. Tho "Rice" ticket with
Mr.. Emery at Its head, was freely hRwked by
the ticket-holders, but met with few takers,
rs the people did not seem To take kindly"
To 1T, The Emery men were jubiant through
out the day, and seemed confident that they
would achieve handsome victory. Tho re-
suit proves their Snrmises correct
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

DUTT.--It IL a duty we owe TO ourselves as
well as 10 those who are dependent upon uA,
10 preserve our health and strength. Bpeer'S
Standard Wine Bltters" are found 10 be an
unfaillng and valuable assistant In maintain
ing the yigor OF the system, and In keeping Il
In tone.
Bold by drugglsts aud gTocerS. cost
To THE RHscUH, HO l-Gentlemon and la
dies who have had their heads contaminated
with nauseating and JUNCTION hair dyes are In
vited to try PhalOnS new discovery, Vltalia
or Salvation for the Hair-cleGr and sweet
smelling, without sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy good dealers.
cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

ATL NHETIsa Of cllens favorable 70 The election Of
Matthsv q. RmeY, held At Board Of Trade roona on
have estsbshsd ti,elr hssdossr,sr. q o IN NINTH
street. near PonnsylvaniA svenus whore they vbs IN
session Continuously until the election Il over, and
transactad 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

4 NEW DAY DAwNING ON TIE CITY
, OF WASHINGTON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

PANAMA. Hats;
Also, Genlemen's Straw Hats OF every de-
scription,
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. 7. Writings, va Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

INDICTMENT TO Bur A Coon BHwfNa Ma
CHISH.-WicoK 4 Glbbs' Sewing Machine,
the most simple and best constructed sewing
machine, will hereafter be sold on liberal
terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's corset
and hoopskirt factory, 40s Seventh street. be-
tween ID and Il. ...IH. -
THH LARGEsT AND DHsT sRLHcTIoH Of Neck
Ties, Bows and SeaTfs for the summer season,
Just received at Franc a GoLDHAS's Popular
Gents Furnishing Goods Store, No. 4O0 Bey-
enth street. botWe0n ID aud v, and Marble
0Eice.
The WksHINaToR CTR SAVINGS BAaK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
Is open from $50 10 1870 every Saturday owe
ming, In addition 10 is regular banking house
tpays Interest on depOslh. D
TIA NandaiiG, Terra Haute, and IndIanap-
oils railroad will open on Wednesday, when
an excuuioa will be given TO the Governor,
State Oninora, City Council, Board Of Trade Oh
this city 10 b. Louis. Tho regular train will
commences fnnlhng June IS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

500 Ninth street. borssesu y and 4.
Inyltes the IAdlas Of wAshinaton V hor oinmor
FRENCH BONERrs AND ROUND HATE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07
IN THE SUPREME COU
Il OF COLUMBIA, IN
A. Brooks Everett
II OF THE DIHRRICT
,PEOIAL TERN.
Equity No. i0a9,

II L. this "a dAy o. MaJ A. D. $780, ordered that The
Q. olsphans trus.oe, hsrS.oi9Fe 1PpolRtsd d thls
BVhhETT, dooeaaoq, BE- ratified and confirmed unleas
oatse 70 ho eontrhy thereof DO shown on o. before
ths 3d dag Of June, A. D. 1870; provided oopy Of thu
order DO insgT,sd In he HAIfQHAL RAPuiilqAH, u
WA4hiaEtOn, DO, once IN each o. three iuSSSsIAvO
The Fspon aiAl4a NE am9l9t 81 tAldl 70 be e1iN7A
nySSW5~ '" T. =. AHEos, oisrk
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

Prosperity, Pence md Good Order NCar nj
Hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07
Farewell, A Long Farewell
to Bowen, Bankruptcy
.a and Bad Faith.
THE CORPORATION RELIEVED
OF WIN. S. MORSE.
A Chance to Return to Gift
Concert Swindling.
Dead Beat Peck Dispensed With.
No More Corporation Pap for
HypOcrlte Cook.

OBuRNE PERMITTED TO RETURN TO HIS
- OFFICIAL DUTIES.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

In the Second ward the election proceeded
quietly all day, and no disturbance took place.
The recollection Of the riots which occurred
last year IN this ward added to the fact that
there was probability Of a close vote In the
ward, made the contest there one Of great
deal Of interest. In the preservation Of order
the citizens redeemed the reputation Of the
ward. The men quietly deposited their bal
lots and then, with few exceptions left the
polls returning 10 their homes.
Tho Bowen voters were massed at the re-
speetiye precincts Us carly as midnight, 90
that long before the opening Of the polls long
lines Of men were seen standing at each pre-
clnct In the heavy rain, generally provided
with umbrellas, patiently waiting for the PRIV
iloge Of exercising the cherished right Of fran
ehlso. The heavily falling rain seemed to de-
press the spirits OF the Emery men, and the
Bowonites were cOrespOndlngly jubllAnL But
at 0 O'Clock the clouds began 70 break, and at
10 there was every prospect Of q ane day, the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

GENTLEMEN Of taste and fashion who can
appreciate an easy fitting galter or walking
shoe, and at the same time one that combines
elegance Of appearance, will be pleased TO
learn 7. 3. Gartrell has Just received at his
popular establishment No. 900, corner OF
walking shoes; also, every conceivable variety
OF shoes for ladies and children. His stock Is
complete In all It's departments, selected with
the utmost care from the best manufacturers
In this country II Il constantly being rcplen-
ished with all the seasonhble novelties, and
bering that his price, arr extremely reason
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07


Beginning for said part of
21atA dlaaADce Of twenty
dYefeet from the cornerOa
PennsylyaniR ayenue and
Four-and-a-half street,
end II The llne adIolnIngl
lho brick house i0rmsrly
the dwelling OF II. n,
MOrht, and running
thence Westwardly along
the line Of said avenue tol
tho corner Of said ave.
npe and foqr-And-e-hall
street, thtpeg northwest 4
WArdly along htli6 llhel
Of said Four-And-a-hAll
street seventy feet, thence
eastwardly ht q right an
gle with POur-and-A-hAl1
street thlrty-nlne feet slX
inches 10 tho west line OF
Martin AqIphylP HIppQTTl
~, thence d0utiEdfdlyl
along the west limo Of
Martin A9rphys proper
The corner OF tho brick
house ioEpaTly the dwell
ing OF u, n. A0rilL,
thenOo 0outhWOglWnTilyl
along Tho limo Of tic said
brick house up 70 Penn
sylyAulA avenue at thd
EQlpk qf heglnnlpE. |
dahlH George R,tTusted
for Y. o. U6Wlllg, |
BeglDning Al q paint tWd
feet AiK Inches from the
northeast corner OF said
lot and running west
ninety-three feet four and
aus ,hsIf l9ghal, b1saes
south aileen Toe alk mos
%, thence east nlnoty-
three foot four and ono
half inches, thenoa north
fifteen feet aiK inches tOl
the polnt Of beginning.
Rdorpon, AsnlaT'','.'"'l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

Hol foR SUMNER = Gents furnlahing
Goods for the million, and cheaper than ever,
ylEi Undershirts and Drawers, IS, 80, 90 and
IS cents. White Shirts, 10 and IS cents, o.
and elias, Asplendid article. ell-linen bosom,
warranted, ~ and t2.50. Handkerchiefs,
already hemmed, is cents. Good Socks, three
pair for IS cents. Excellent Paper Collars,
eloth-llned button-holee, 10 cents per boz. Tho
best Paper Guns, cents pair, or 30 cents per
doEeni and all other goods at equally TOW
prices. Call and convince yourselves FRANo
4 GOLDMAN, No. 400 Seventh street, between
ID and Z, and Marble Hall, No. COZ Seventh
street, opposite Patent ofiice. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

EntefH Itekefs==Aldurtmnn-Donald hcInthrAn. Com
lnsr, Frank u. GAinea
B5sssa Eohst .AldomAn-,Josiah l. VonAbIa Com.
mon Oounen-Aadis0n Davis John r. Honell, ISaae
Sinner.
SEVENTH WARD.
In this ward there two Emery Tickets on w. t.h
are tho following names Avn
Emery Ftcksf -AldenmAn-IAG. Hlne, II. " u.th,
aammon gounel-Willian X Hunt, j. H. ,,nnSsll
,FSsp Jam q M' = LSAir no John W.
BarsH iekst-Alderman-Jossr iSi Pi1I meip%,1sn
mon COunoil-AnthOny Bowen, a NullAms. Cup
Douglas. Asseasor-Enoch h9lnAA OarfaheF' D. A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-12
BULLS
ShRSA PART / l A.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captain : Letter and the Letter from
his mother
Benton Barracks, No, April 30 1866.
DIX JoHs BrLL--Dear Sir, knowing the
efficacy Of your .aaEsiparillA, aud the healing
and beneficial dualihesl II possesses, | send YOU
The following sszssment a uy case ans
vas wounded abont tive years ago--was
taken prisoner aud confined for sixteen months.
Being moved 70 ofsene my wounds have not
healed yet. hare not "a, up a moment
siHce J was wsunaed. Tan shot through the
hlp,. Ny eessral health u impaired, and |
sced ssznsihinr 70 assist nature. I have mese
tita 10 your SarsipaTila than in anything
eise. | wish that that Il eeAuihe. PfcAsr OK.
prsss ne hslfa irzeu bottles, And ebiise =.
Carr. G. r, JOHNSON,
3 SL Louis, No.
P.S The ALLOWING sas wriucnA Anyil 90.
1896. by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother 81 Capt
johnson, 81 M
Ina Joss Bctl-4Desr sr; Nv husband.
Dr.c. y. johnson, was a tkillul surgeon and
ply sciaa 10 Central New York, where he died
iesring tise abosr g, II Juhnssn to mf ssre.--
AZ thirieca Years Di age he had n chronic liar.
rhfa and ~scrofnia, for which ! gave him your
~sarsaParina4 " rrnKp nis, ! have for ten
ysars Recommended u "a many in New York,
iowa and Ohio, for s~croiula, fever sores, and
General debility. Perfec, success has attended
H.. The eares sfsefs4 in ,0as ca,sa Of s~ero,ula
and .fre .0re,ssev, almoI miraeaiogs. am
ainica for my sos 10 again have recourse 10
yonr ssrsararlh. lie is fearful uf getting 4
spurious aplcle, ,beaer his writing iayeu for il.
Ms wounsh are terrible, bati sttsTe ths xill
recover. Respectfully,
h, ft JENNIE JOHNSON.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-12
,E151sYHs DEslNa.
The EsI 50.srAdk Aral

notice of,hcir approach By telegraph
aud storm signals, wal cstatlishei h
England in 1861. Twcaty-two sta
tons were established At difcten,
points around The eassts Of Great
Britain, from eaoh Of which. reports
are received ., stated Intervals daily,
thereby giving sueh forecast OF the
weather Is prorc oftiie highest al
vintage 10 tlse movements Of vessels
aud, III subordinate degree, 70 the
management Of crors. A. systcm
OF signals has been established by
which intelligence of sa apprtarh-
Ing storm is communicated to yesa
sek Of ~ Nv. y syksdis'
rection from
ed. sixnzls X dlGersnt SI'apes sre
.HHR| W8| = ETNM
used ia the day tinEt VI u rm- IAN
terms al night. Somcsimilar derice
may bs a1optd in tbs country, and
by tseif aid curasriner- naus be IN
ioraDed Haus hours iaadvance u an
approaching eurocltdon. ~ observa-'
lions in this cOantry are to COM
mence ontic lAtsof N6sember. and
the rcsdlt will he posted on Bbhsdn'
boards at various points IN this and
otle ,etltA IA speu " esHc1egT
shall have determined what NAV be
regarded as rtcmonitions ap.
prosciaA sterms inv ns fpartenhFI
section OF country, signal stations
will be established, aid hefnteiri.
gence viii " furnished atsthc earli.
est moment psssible.-~N. q. Times.
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gaat ~ lsss
Dr. ioas Brts-p~sfS So ibsss r~rsenily
givrp rsas WasHa Destroyer scrsral Trials
asd sBd il wssdertuns sHoaaoaA Il las not
silsd y ssElt irsiaarc 10 have the pi,hsd.
IL EJECT sn doiAg . pretty lsEs oSsntry
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20 rinr3y r~tco1atndei BY ihs shlssi aniho,.
ihst y v cszala r5i sPeels 10 IN sdscss ca
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trpu Fsa e.an ssiii upon easy terms |
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the - az fesA srikscs Il tontrsry 10 the teaeh-
iags and Frssisce 90 greA m~aioriiy Of ths
rsgulsr ne uf ID, ) lat ] ss no Just esnss
o. coed seass in 3irarding a lsmedy which
we keew 70 " rfhssras, ssmpy hecasss We
may b. ignsr1nf o. ia cufnhsuahsa For
uy pssa, fxhalI saAkeitA rn:e 10 ue all and
every means 10 si,ss isse snfrrfng hunapity
which Inay N Ahls sasomassa- pot hssita.
ting veass sosss ous nHs Ipgrhipus than
mgse may aasr kpown ia eatdas first, aad
scrursd thu sole tight " seeass ihas knssleaee.
Huwser ] rtn b no means an aasorhfe II
~snpTorter III the sh0nSanas Df worihlsss nos.
,rumsshst accd me eoantry that parpcrt 10
cure all manner Of disease to which human
hesh !, heir Please reply soon, and inform me
Of your hest terms. AL.
aE, SIR, most respectfully,
JULIUS r. CLEMENT, N. D.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-12

The GIRLS IN rHE WARM NV
preanbulatUHs through she town,
Oh the way 70 the commandments
once, | encountered group Of prct-
ty girls. say from eight to twelve
yearTela Bicyyoeph yothclpgat-,
trncthghy ~Attestioa. bssasee-Jscry
oneof;hem carrief met htfc KNAPP
sacken lasrbaek. 4 Wlsat, caso
|, every abius usoliizsa .aAGjass.
nile females aaryl" n insones sense
theywase- IAsys .gassd agqses-,
tlons very modesas. sThcy went to
school, they said, sfroms seven to
eleven IN tile morning" and with
gravity added. Now, in the after
noon, we are very bdy in making
lint aud bandages rcsss gEfSe odfI
brothers. I Afterwards ascertained
that by order Of the Director Gene
raj for Schools, all female schools in
Prussia afetbus occupied salne hours
every day I'm the ssevmsu struys
gle for Independents against Yspo-
leon \, in lSa3-ls, ssvssst lKemeu,
took up arms in defense Of their
fatherland. AT. Steiiin, tho other
day, . tall and strong peasant girl,
well dressed, and with full purpose
Of heart, applied at the barracks
with the intention nj enlist;ng az a
volunteer. She n'as Ave feet ak
inches in height, and was resolved
to fight for her country. She was
dissuaded, not without difficulty, and
spoke Of Offering herself to somc
other corps, still hoping to be ac-
ccpted. Two other girls at Ham
burg enthusiastically offered their
services in the defense Of their coun-
try. The harvest work, now ripe
for the sickle, is neglected in.sthe
itch Land. and indeed, throughout
ps.. a. Hoslfhv Grip rvvv;taa