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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-31
LOCAL NEWS.

i Real SENSATION. -AlrxahdIia il such
suoralc;t7 that any deviation from ths straight
line within its limits produces D sensation, and
becomes at once the topic Ct ccseFal converse
ton among it's quiet and vel! regulated cltlztns'
4 reportcrl !orger5, horse t?e't sho S":Hol2
This morning, all at once, anu all pelp7tFs'ea Q;
one man. rave rise therefore, as nay readily
be inagiued, to 20 little excitement, and ne
news OF which spread rapidly to all quarters o!
yhe citv. and was eagerly caught up hT tie
,.os,ns and rctailcd at infnftum. The Facts
n the cas-. g. gathered from the parties u'oSt
Interested. are :. fellows; A youns man
named L. &. Nash, who during he occopatlon
t.. this city hv the Federal tro0ps, was cmciog
u ~ the Provost Mar.has Office, and was SseI;
5Dowt. ?auir here :rom Washington :cT
;,7. ;ea H::; n,;i M 8! I"' >i:!:5 =! Nouse
,ar5rt;nc that he ~. ~ 80. -2C:'ca ~ I'll"
United Statca g2ycrn.i.s: - " -. '@jiY 1eie"'
i've. Yesterday e1rnn: 10 :.Flfcsa::t" - ';r.
;. Deaiha!n ttiat Il" VS.. &2.cg e =: 'EsH':12.%
.,,ue5istr':. aHd w&u:C- ;. s'4l' d c:@.E-s IS
.u,2.rc& q t, 4 "'-a =. 1,:.e;accr% HT.
I,csaaui IT Tim i.y: $50 si;t, Il payment
II whi2i. nc rr.<on,ct a cheek FOR S!jp on
Washington Flank dGs"n IS y. II. y hi;!cy.
and received tic c!D!;r. a:,,i $50 IL . c3EsS
About c;cht a'2locl t!.i4 'nurciag - aired
valuable bore end buggy roo, '?r, .isnes
Chatham, 10 &c 81 h saii - u AGhing!uE', b;:s
:. hao since been ionnd ont hn took tie Fred
rick crrs road. ami wss a2>r'nranlc'! b; a
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Lewis, Miss Z - !
Lawrence. John
hp%.o@;, Miss ,+aor;..
aiaG:ude7, his F
Muirhv. Jc!ln
Il rkinio.y. Mrs ka;r
Moore. Miss May
MasoH, Miss Phooho
Mind, s.san
n art:n, Mrs Susar
Mullen, Thcma:
Moore, " IL
il"IFil Miss l:si%'
Mav, Charles
Iae=a7, William
Payne, William iicnry
pinKnoT, Suliip-caHh
Pr0;.. Miss MsTT
rsttnr50n. Ai.rT
Pee JCc-c0td
Robinson, Wa hir.lan
Robinson. Richsrl
Rel ter, Susan
HanEort. Mr5 liz 10
Rogers, Miss Elizabeth
Rose, Cil".lo7
Randolph, Mi.a {
Rrnnoc, .Eol Il L."
stewart. Mis- Annie
Scott, Richard
Scldnar, i.
Sro:5w. d Simon y"l
Sir,rn- Paris.
~imr,rn, william
Snrlson. j G
StTolhoT, ~ ni:Cl
Simin rns. Hrs EGtr
Smith, Mya iinryGrrt
>mcnGr Mar, i
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iRIscf: WILLIAM COUNTY. ---Ihc Eojc! in
Brownsville formerly kep; Ly !'r. ". Is. Lea
~ ha.- changed hands, ara vii! lie a!oacd .
short tine fer ycpa;7s a:.G rC:ovatiJa. whca It
will to iccpaac,} &c; The reception CT guest.
TIE name will also be changed from Wash.
;u.ton Hotel" % The White House" Hotel.
i little toy Is tie Yamo c; AShhy, living
with his unoIa, 9. ". Ashbg. 4. "Ashby's'
mill, whist handling sn.al tia boz oi powder
o::s dav lsst wec.:, was terribly burned b; The
acciden,a! explosion CT the rowGe:.
specimens OF copper orc, from tEa -arm .!
Nit isasc llcrrc!. udjaninG hanaaas@. nsTo
thu mnnca7ann: ri being very rick.
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TIE FIFTEENTH AIENnMENT. --The Rich.
mend Dispatch Of Saturday say in t7 editorial
columns:
"Thc moUiai,t tie retitialinn OF the Fifteenth
Amendment is completed it will become y part
CT tho Cnn7tiinrirn. The moment it becomes
:: par! G.? The Constitution il will render nu'l and
void any existing !aw thai may he inconsistent
with it&el. Now, under this amendment,
every State viii have the right to require arY
ouaijrcation ia nero voter which is also r,-
1uired % q white one. It follows inevitably
that the moment thi& amendment becomes. 4
rayt o! tho Constitution, all thai part 0! the
act admitting Virginia to representation in Con
gTess which il inconsistent wlh the amend.
ment, vii! be at once done away With, and be as
il it hal never been. This W. lay down aa Ger
tainly true Nevertheless the people OF NlF--
gina will not be likely to aeall themselves IT
the right which they vii; thus acquire
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$500, Ely DoN'T BoDDEE MG! Many
persons who are not in the hall: Of !rcluen!lng
negro minstrel shows have expressed de-
sire 60 know something about p song 20 which
reference IS 30 often mace in the newspapers,
and the chorus Of which salutcs the car in every
public place. 1t is nonsansicai medley with
out rhyme OF reason, tut i legitIinafe @uccrs'
sor o. such airs a. "Cautain Jinks," and "tl
in Bal!oon,' and istbareioro immensely POP
,,lar with the masses When we'll sung, viii
tie burlcequo Can can accompaniment, il
never fails to create cnahnaias.,! in 81 'haa.cc
- itEmonI DiSDatch.
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VAS +. COWAl:DiE
- ....,.,,.,...,.,.,
Will, LECTURE DEFDN& T;;ii
ALEXANDRIA LITERARY 20 q FL
On Wednesday, and EEU"5dag Nic"to
TAO Assembly Ro0Ma.
when no wjl produce Tor thc i.T3a SIM ~ this
city his new lecture N tho
HUMORS on The COURT Room.
sHI also his !eI.nro on 81"
HUM0RS OF RECONSTRUCTION.
Admission lGr rr5or7cd seats G1c Ticket
10 b., had it Frrnch'a Bookstore An 81 81
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Tai institution will open Tor lhe reception
q asudorts on TUESDAY, February !. $50.
branches Taught &pcarorian Bus;nH,a i'"n.
naarship, Dool;-kocp;Hy A7irhmr.i0 h!"ehrs,
lightning Calculations. &c
rER>f3:
Fer Thcea .nor.h tuition IL era tTAm"h...,.t {.
- ga h-ni.'lcs.. |"
fill cturs"...... ~
5p: -ol: - .londar r..'a&ar. '1"7s'is. nm:
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FAN i GEssDS &c

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EurNH DEl'A ~ Ms.HI.
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rDEIMl%NlON NNS Bale.

Au2tioncr!s a~d Rc&l Estatn Agents !
FARM ~ Al CriON
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Kean constantly O.. HAND "Hl"-s, '?'i 81
So.s, Foot Tubs, Spice anu Nnito E"Xc., look
ing Glasses, Fire Irons, fancy Cinlh,s end
Msrkot Baskets. Travelling s.a:cncia. lnhI;
Mat, Napl,ia Rings, Common sens" Sewing
Machines, auG e;oIytIing 20 30 !'j.?j in = i.rst
Glass Furni:h;rg :;&,To, =, {" hiD- strt-., a -
rrdria. Va. 49, JGA ii
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asX r"rn &, wise.

Fnuuu:er co iqn -O.eot5 CONS. OF Sal,
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

A swindling concern calling itself the American
Dispatch Company, is sending out circulars stat
ing that packages for different persons are in its
keeping, to be forwarded on receipt of money.
1t is stated that girl in Waterve has died from
the insects bred from false hair They bored into
her brain.
The Union Insurance Co. of Bangor has divided
sixteen per cent. for the current year.
The body of Joseph Poulin, Jr was found in the
kenduskeag stream, at Bangor, OH Tuesday. He
had been missing some days, and had doubtless
committed suicide. He was of French descent
and clerk with Bangor firm.
On Friday afternoon heavy thunder shower
passed over Newcastle, and two barns, belonging
to Charles E. Metcalf, were struck by lightning
and destroyed. The barns contained 40 tons of hay
and a pair of oxen, which were burned. Loss,
$4,000.
The Queen has granted an amnesty to all persons
connected with the Red River rebellion.
Frederick the Great says, in bis history of the
Seven Years. War-stThere is God of war; the
issue Of battles Is written in the stars have won
battles that I had already given up for lost, and
have been beaten when victory was already nearly
in my grasp"
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

Coblentz, near which city 1t is supposed
the first shock of arms between the French
and Prussian armies will be felt, is situated
on the left bank of the Rhine and the right
bank of the Moselle, at the confluence of
those rivers. 1t is about 20 miles northeast
Of Metz, by the post road, but is more than
double that distance by way of the river,
owing to its sinuosities Coblentz contains
a population of about twenty thousand souls,
and is one of the best fortified places in
Prussia. The Notifications surrounding it
form vast camp, capable of containing one
hundred thousand men, and combine the
systems of Carnot and Montalembert -Four
forts protect it on the left bank of the Rhine
These Notifications, with the Fortress of
Ehrenbreitstein, were over twenty years in
rebuilding, after the downfall of Napoleon
and cost some $5,000,O00. The principal
strength of the city lies in Ehrenbreitstein
(honor's broad stone), village and fortress
situated on large rock which towers above
everything tor miles around 1t is impreg-
nable to assault on three sides, but on the
northwest it is considerably exposed. Four
hundred heavy guns are mounted in the
fortress, and these sweep the Rhine in all di-
rections and the road to Nassau. On the
top of the rock is a great platform which
serves as a parade ground, and which covers
large arched cisterns, supplied with water
by springs without the walls, and capable of
containing three years supply of the liquid
There is also well, sunk 400 feet in the
rock, communicating with the Rhine. 1t is
not thought that any attempt will be made
by the French to take Coblentz by 4 direct
attack, but flank movement to drive the
Prussians from the place will doubtless be
essayed.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

The new pension law, passed near the
close of the session, makes several chances
which are important to pensioners. Hereaf-
ter payments are to be made quarterly, the
agents forwarding blank vouchers to each
person on the rolls by mail, and on the re-
ceipts of these vouchers in proper form re-
turning a check by mail payable to the order
OF the claimant. Pension agents are allowed
thirty cents for making out each voucher,
which the government is to pay, and no agent
can collect any fee whatever of any pension
er Tor his services No attorney or agent is
allowed to collect a fee of over twenty-five
aoiiars tor prosecuting any claim for pensions
or bounty land.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

nalibe in correcting Irregularities and removing OBJ
structions of the monthly periods. 1t is over forty
years since these now so well known pills were first
brought to notice by DIR. Duponco, of Paris during
which time they have been extensively and
used by some Of the leading Physicians with unparae
ed success. Ladies in poor health, either married or
SINGLE suffering from any of the Complaints peculiar to
Females will find the Duponco Golden Pills invaluable
viz, General Debility, Headache, Faintness, Loss OF
Appetite, Mental Depression, Pain in the Back and
Limbs Pain in the Loins, Bearing-down Pains, Papita-
ton of the Heart, Retained, Excessive, Irregular or
Painful Mensruaton Rush of Blood to Head Dizziness
particularly that most annoying, weakening ailment
common among Females, both married and single, the
will find Dqponcos Pills remedy to aid nature in the
and delicate and by regulating and Strengthening the
SYSTEM prepares the youthful constitution for the duties
Of lire and when taken by those in middle life or old
they prove perfect blessing There is nothing in
the pills that can do injury to life health. Safe in
their operation, perpetual in their happy influences upon
the Nerves. the Mind and the entire organization.
ALVAH LITTLEFIELD, Boston, Agent, n f. States,
Ladies by enclosing 81 by mail will have Pills sent
conhdentlally to any address. 6mos47
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
City of Belfast.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that warrants have
49, been duly issued to Ezra Bickford Constable of
respective Ward Rooms Thursday, the 4h day of Au
gust at o'clock T. NJ to act upon the following ques-
ton, viz:
"Wi this city raise by loan, sum equal to five pc,
entum of the valuation of said CITY, as made by the
thereof for the present to wit the sum
$o soo be appropriated to aid in the consruc-
ion of the Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad by
gaming the same to said Rail Road Company and re
ceving security said loan cates Of preferred
stock In said company and second Mortgage Bonds"
And those In favor of said proposition will votes.
having thereon the word eyes" and those opposed will
cast votes having thereon the word "No."
The polls at said meeting will remain open until
O'Clock, 2. NJ. Per Order.
JOHN II. QUIMBY, City Clerk.
Belfast, July 81, 1870. lw
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

The examination Of the coin, currency and
bullion in the vaults of the Sub-Trcasury was
commenced last Friday, preparatory to
changing the assistant-Treasurer. The coin
in the vaults is not far from $75, 1000, 900 in
gold, the weight of which is 1901 $50 troy
standard onces, equal to 276, 42o,5 6 avoirdu-
pois pounds; and as there are 1922, 800 in a
cubic foot of gold, the amount of coin in the
vaults, if packed together, would occupy
more than 256 cubic feet of space The ex-
animation showed that there were in the
Treasury S1,OSl ,902 % in bullion, of which
81 ,O69, 3O9,l9 were in gold bars and SIP
593,O4 in silver bars. On Saturday the cur
rency, amounting to $4,000, 900, was ex-
amined, and Monday morning the silver coin
amounting to 100000 The gold coin will
next be taken hold Of The process of ex-
animation is an interesting one The gold
IS Kept locked in closets or compartments in
the vaults, each compartment containing
100000, and when one is opened the gold,
in bags containing $4,000 EACH place upon
truck and carefully guarded tothe gold room
where it is weighed and counted The labor
OF examination will probably occupy ten
days. When it is concluded the keys will
be turned over to "Governor" Birdsall,
superintendent of the Coin Department, and
MI. White, the cashier, who will hereafter
be the custodians of the deposits in the strong
boxes. Last November the work progressed
at the rate of from SIC, 900 900 to 81, OOO.-
900 per day, but this time not more than ST.
100000 per day. will be examined The
counts always result complete accuracy,
the contents of the vaults being invariably
found to tally with the books.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

The Jennie Bonnie, a little yacht of only
six tons burden, which left Maine over =
year ago, under command of Captain Carpen-
ter, arrived at St. Louis, last week, after n
voyage of 200 miles. The object of the
undertaking was to obtain correct survey
of the coast line, from Maine to the Mississip-
pi river, and her route has therefore been a
most circuitous one, up and down all the
bays and inlets. From St. Louis she goes up
the river to st. Paul, thence across the Grand
Portage to Lake Superior, through lakes HUI
ron, Erie and Ontario into the St Lawrence
and around the coast to her starting point
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
July 49, Schs Tahmaroo, Kent, New York; Mazurka
son. do; Boaz, Ryder, panvers; Orion Osborn, Salem.
20. Schs Eclipse, Robbna, Gloucester; Gen. Meade
Cunningham, Boston.
81: Schs Jack Downing. Patterson, Rocklsnd; W. G
Eadie, Ryder, do.
Aug.2 Sch ATLANTA, PIERCE New York.
SAILED,
July y. Sch New Zealand Low, St. Johns, NIB.
81. Schs Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston Tahmaroo Kent
Bucksport; Orion Osborn, Ellsworth Boaz Ryder, do
Castine Me, July 49, The brig sias N. Martin, was
launched from the yard of j. W. Dresser on the 9th
inst She Is fine vessel of 225 TONS built in the
thorough manner and of the best material She is
ed by Silas N. Martin, of Wilmington, N. C; R. W.
Dresser, Of Boston, Samuel Adams j. w. Dresser and
her.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
MOBILE, Ala. July 2

A terrific storm passed over this civ TO-
day. Houses were unrooted and trees M
rooted. Goods in the stores were damaged
by, water and the steamboats, sunk or driven
ashore. The dry dock was forced from it's
moorlngs and driven about eight miles up
ths-river. No lives were lost as far as heard
from. The total damage is about two hun
bred thousand dollars.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
REPAIRING, RE-POLIsHiNG, RE-sTRINGING
NEW HAMMERS, DAMPERs, AND IIARPINt,

REPAIRING, RE-POLiSHING, RE-STRINGING.
NEW HAMMERS, DAMPERS, AND HARPING,
REGULATING, ToNING AND TUNING.
With experience OF more than fifteen years in every
department OF manufacturing including the last six
years In the employ of Messrs. CHICKERING 6 Sons
OF Boston, warrants sufficient recommendation that he
Is qualified to put In complete order any work of this
kind entrusted to his care.
The public. by avaling themselves of his services
can have their pianos restored to their original perfect
ness by the necessary improvements, without the in
convenience and expense of having to move them from
the most complete order To those residing at any
siderable distance from the facilities usually found at
factory, this presents an unsual opportunity.
What he proposes to effect the result of his expert
ence, Is to restore them from their present wry I'M
musical, noisy sound to their original volume OF Tone
condition OF the keyboard and action, making them
more susceptible and pleasant the touch thereby pro-
ducing change every way desirable would fire.
quenty change the owners plan-to exchange the old
tor new one,
The prices for regulating, toning and tuning from
eight to fifteen dollars according to the condition of the
work. The pubic can rest assured that charges will
be made beyond the true value. When this work
s done 1t Is permanent and lasting. Pianos should be
tuned as often as once twicen year. Price forsng,
tuning two dollars. The subscriber intends to be here
once or more each to attend to all orders of this
kind.
Those desiring information regarding the condition
OF their instruments improve the opportunity with
out expense) when he calls to receive orders.
Warranted to give satisfaction pay The patron
age OF the public is respectfully solicited
A3-Orders can be left at Washburns Book Store.
STEPHEN GROVER.
Post Office address, EAST BOSTON, Mass 4Wt
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

lE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con
4 cerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of the es.
tate OF Elijah b. Crockett late of Prospect in the County
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the for
settlement to him. 3W2 l.. Nj. PARpRIDG ~
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

This remedy does simply relieve for short time
but it produces perfect and permanent of the
worst cases of Chronic Nasal Catarrh and ci! pay
$500 re,oard for that cannot "Cold in the
head" and Catarrhal Headache cured with few ap-
plications II you have discharge from the nose, Of
tensive or otherwise stopping up of the at times
partial loss of the Of SMELL taste hearing eyes
watering weak, feel dull have pain or pressure in
the head you rest assured that you have Catarrh
Thousands annually, without manifesting half of the
above symptoms terminate in Consumption and end in
the grave. No disease is common deceptive
less understood by physicians will send my PAM
phet on Catarrh to any address free Dr. Sage Catarh
Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
Price SO cents Sent by mail postpaid on receipt OF 60
cents Or four packages for two dollars Beware Of
rate Stamp which is positive guarantee Of yenneness,
is upon the outside wrapper Remember that this pri
vate Stamp, issued by the United States Government
expressly for stamping my medicines has my portrait
name and address, and the words "U S. Certificate Of
Genuneness, engraved upon it, and need not be mis-
taken. DON'T be swindled by travellers and others
representing themselves Dr. Sage the only mar
now living that has the knowledge and right to manu-
facture the genuine Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy and
never travel to sell this medicine.
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
3mos52 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, NJ Y
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
SALOON FOR SALE.

L well known PINE TREE SALOON, No. Il Main
street for several years kept by the late George Collins
1t Ia well situated, fitted with all that Is necessary to
carry the business and will be sod with stock fix
lures and good will at bargain The premises include
several rooms above the Saloon, and the whole be
had of the landlord long desired on favorable
terms. Apply to MRS. GEORGE COLLINS.
Belfast July II, 1870. tH
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

ME subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con.
upon himself the trust of Executor Of the estate of
1n Monro, late of Belfast, in the County of
Maldo deceased by giving bond the law directs;
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement to him. 3W2 VIM IT. RIJRRTTJ
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
LOCAL ITEM &c.
News Of the County and City.

LOCAL LYRICS. No 49,
The evening shadows fall-light up the lamp
quaint device. a woman of Egypt,
In bronze wrought out, her dark hair damp,
Full lips, slant eyes and swart limbs stripped
With patient nein her poised arms bear aloft
The steady hame, and darkness fees away.
She typifes her sex, who strive full oft,
Each on lone paths to shed her light like day,
AS sometimes when, within the evening Skies
Or beamlng through the midnight's cloudy bars,
We feel presence, rs of pleading eyes,
Or see their lost light in the reckoning stars
CENSUS OF BELFAST. Capt. Wording has jus
completed the census of Belfast, and we are in
debted to his courtesy for some interesting statistic
in relation to this city. His enumeration foots u
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con.
cerned, that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator of the estate
OF Edwin u. Sawyer late of Searspor in the County of
waldo, deceased by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
ueceases estate to make immediate payment and thos
VINO nave any demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement to him. 3W2 EMERY SAWYER
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions Of an Invalid
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL
BELFAST, Wednesday, August 5, 49,

DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF YOUNG
l. MEN, and others who suffer from Nervous Debility
etc, supplying the means of scfcure Written by one
directed envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Brooklyn. N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
Ask FOB DIR. CLARKES SHERRY VIM BITTERS.

And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of each bottle No other is genuine
They are puerly vegetable and will not ntoxcate tIsp
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
MARRIED.

obituary notices. beyond the date, name and mus
paid for.l
In Frankfort, July 10Th, Mr Joseph Dunlap by hang
papers please copy.
In Troy, June2s Joseph Cook, aged Sc years.
and Mary Gould aged months and 10 days.
In Gushing, July II, Miss Marcea Wiley, aged 2:
years.
formerly OF Bucksport, Me. aged 81.
In Brooks, Aug. 2, Woodbury. G. Brown, aged 1G years
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
Ayers

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdar as soon restored
to ats original color
arsh the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin ho,c :. .l.l
The Republican journal., 1870-08-04

FRANKFORT. The Democrats of Frankfort
are requested to meet at the SCHOOL HOUSE, in Dis
trct No. on Saturday the 18th, inst at half past six
O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose choosing dele.
lions. PER ORDER,