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KOTIcE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of West Tennessse.-In the
matter OF P. L Huette q Co., .bankTupts, in
bankruptcy.
To ths creditors OF the above named bank
rupts:
HNAhE notice that a third and hnaI meet
Il ing OF the creditors of said bankrupt
Will be held at the office OF I. ]. LathsIn,
register In the city OF Memphis, Is said Dis
trlct, On Monday the I9th dag of February,
1917, at IL O'Clock m for the purpose named
In the 9th and 18th sections OF the bEnk
ruPt set Of March z, 1857, and to give you
further notice that 4 Rll hle my anal &C.
counts IS Assignee OF the estate OF SAID bank.
Rupts, IN said Court, and That 1 shall apply TO
said CONT for the settlement OF my said &C.
count and lOr q discharge rom ali liability as
assignee of said estate, in accordance with
the provisions OF the 18th section Of t. act
OF Congress, entitled IAN act TO establish 3
UNIFORM system OF BANKRUPTCY throughout
the United States" approved March 2, 1857.
VIZ. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn February S. lsl2. feb6
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9Th Day Of March, 1917,

sell to the highest bidder. for cash. the fol-
lowing described property, tO-Wtt: Los
numbers one, Two four and seven. In HRgfs
subdivision OF the walker tract, IN Shelby
county Tennessee, near Memphis. Tennss-
sec. on walker street. corner q said street
and Park venue together with the improve
occupied By said ~. P. and Z B. Crne. The
title 10 satn property believed TO be BerfseL,
but I sell and convey only IS trustee.
r. @. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
February 2. fs7l "a sat
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Lamg-Clsaning.

nITY ENGINEERS OFFIUB,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN, January q, iS72(
~ Sealed proposals wiz be received at
this once until u o'clock M. Saturday, Feb
Iuary Sd, for cleaning and glazing the public
gss-lsmps in The city. For further informa-
ton apply at this Once. The city resel yea
the right 70 reject any or all of the proposaIs
Jazz J.H. HUMPHREYS. City Ensr.
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Sale Of Valuable PrapsrtY

7 WILL otter at private sale, until the LIST
L day OF February, 1871, the following prop
erty:
LotAl, 2, 4 and Z, In Hays subdivision Of
the walker tract, corner or Rsyburn avenue
and walker street, being one and a half mile
south of Court square. The
on the lots consist OF 3 two story frame kouse
with eight rooms and eight IRE places, sta
hlPs, coalshouse cisteFn, 6te. II not sold at
public sale to the highest bidder. Title per.
feet. Rob-. y. WILLIAMSON,
tR2 Trustee. etc. q Union atreaf
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GRANT has not forgotten San Do
mingo. He keeps two vessels of wal
in SANTANA bay. For what purpose
none can tell outside Of the Presi-
dents family.
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~ TIE Cherokee PI9 e. 2 arc sold
bT al e~uterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. S0mea8pFiaeiRedde1lers however,
try to sell worthless compounds IN place Of
this; those which they can Purchase Il a
cheap price, and make more MONEY. "a Won
valu5 your health, donot be GeceivtdTysueh
unprincipled Druggists, Gkt I0rtie<fS6, VLs.
Ga6 take no Oilers lttho prrgEiat vi not
buy them fr rot snei1 TtEs E1na- il q
lettsr and We VII senlthcm TO yeulv~1l-
free OF postags, securely sealed inn o5scr-
vstioas e-L Elgf-
Ladies or Gentlemen can adlrcss ~ in
perfect confidence, etli.g NY aEl rainiV
their diseases and symptoms. PatienfsLbrd
not hesitate became Of their igabiitYtoyi h
Us, as wehave treated paien,3suacosssuilsin
Rd portions Of Inc GglEzNd g,obe, b. CORES
pOndsncs.
Patients addressing rs VII Please state
plainly 81 tho symptoms, aE1 Vri.e Isl
Office, County, safe sad nsns Of writer.
and enclose postage stamp tCv rnaiz.
e. We das1ct TO send Uur thirty-two rara
pamphlet, entitled 0H.a al Wea
hnyalss' to every reader Of tbs r-7pr.
Send address, with Stamp 70 pay rosurn
2ootago AID address as fellows.
s. Ions kEruc4L ASSOCIATION,
III HozTH srsTu EsEsz
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Notice.

pastrtct OF West Esnnssseal
In Bankruptcy.
AT Memphis, Tennessee, l2th day Of January
Ig1
THE undersigned hereby gives notics of
his appointment a. ASSIGNEE OF Marff1
Berlin, CT AemphiA, Shelby county $40
Of Tennessee, within said district, who ~
been Rdjudtcat0d . bankrupt upon his oWI
petition by tbs District Court OF aid Dfsfrie<<
iA9 o WoOLDRIDGE A1iEnsS
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Shsrffs Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of q vendifioni expODas from the
ID First CtIcuit Court Of Shelby county In
favor Of Z h. Whtfemore vs. q. ID. McLsan.I
Will sell fOr cash 20 the highest bidder, In
front Of the sharth's ONCE, on Second street.
IN the city Of Memphis, on
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Trust Saa

ErBy virtue OF +. & s.aEselps Frust Dad
to me, dated the Bth day Of July, A. ID 1900.
and recorded In Boo 70, page sIl will ZEN
90 pnoue anctlon sale, TO the highest bidder,
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Mont Resident HsOllCs.

No. IA, r. DIN the Second Chaneery Couri
Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-M. Z. q ]. W,
Cochran VS.. ~. 3. Haldrau. =. 81. 6hOema.
ker, James Shutter, Ballie A. Shutter ct al.
IT appearing nom the bill which Il sworn
4 to In this cause that the defendants, 8 n.
Shoemaker, James shutter and sallie A. 8hu.
ter, are non-residents OF the State OF Tan
Resaee:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, Thai they make their appearances
herein, st the courthouse Of the Second
Ohancery Court OF Shelby county, In the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the nTst
Monday Ia March, 1872, aud plead, ans Wer or
demur to complsinanps bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as 70 them and set for
hearing exparte; and that q copy OF this Or
der be published once q week, for four sue
eessive weeks. In the Memphis Appeal. This
January q, 1872.
A cOpy-attsst:
MIDI STEWART, Clerk and Master,
BY @, BNLCHKR. Deputy @. and n.
Mcfarland a Goodwin, Soils. for complain
ants. tas0 q
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A~dmlnisir.tnr'a ka4iea.

THE insolvency OF the estate of Jos. r.
i Williams, deceased, having been suR.
gested, notice is hereby given to al persons
having claims against said estate to nls the
same, authenticated in the pre-
CouTt q FSbeInv son ~ on or bsfors he IittS
day Of July, 1872, or they Will be forever
barred in law and eQoity.
- Mary E WILLIAMS
tal&fr Admx. OIL. h Williams. decd.
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saturday, Fehruary q, ~.

within legal hours. the following described
real estate. tO-wit:
Being country lots No. IS and 4, on the
Mississippi liver, rear RippatOe'B Point,
ABOVE Memphis, and IN the county OF Shelby.
state Of Tennessee, sounded and described
as follows, to-Wit:
Lot No 2: Beginning ct q point on the Mis-
slsetppt river st the 5W corner of lot No. 4.
thence south with the meanderfnQs on said
river 1875 chains thence east 52,56 chafns.
thence north y chains; thence Wsst a
chains TO the place of MISUNDERSTANDING
81 acres.
LOtNo. 3: Beginning ct q point on the said
river st the So cOFRer Of lot No. 2; thence
south Is chainsi thence east $50 Oh ms:
thence ncrth 1919 chains; thence west 52.78
shaiRs TO tie place OF beg~tnning-co diainirg
~ 4-lu0 acres
Lot No 4: Beginning at q point on the said
river st the SW corner OF lot No. 3; tbence
south 2.t4 CHAINS; thence eouEh 2ka chains.
thence east $3.50 chRinR; thence north lLaj
chains; thence west 81 go chains 10 the place
CT bezilntng-o0ltaintng IS e-ls0 acres.
A plan o. he subdivision, with snFyarz
thereof sre on nle in my once TO which ref.
ence is invited.
FERNS OF saLE.-On . credit OF ak ana
twelve mouths; purchasers executing they
notes, with good security, bearing intsrost
from dste ben being also reserved on ire
land as sddittonst security. This Fen.
Iuary 8 1872.
M d L STEWART. Clerk and Hs,ts-
H1mss a Feston and H. Clay King So
llAtQfa 34
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u.ad.n tls I2tA day Of Fesrsas5, ,s7a.

The following described let az pEreel ofland
y1ng SHELBY comfy. STATE OF Tenne--ss'
ana N me city Of 4smphjg, fI being paTf ~
tot sc. D u Sl09k Nc q, IN SouL1 MemphiS
e follows; Beginning on ne essR
stes s<nando street, ~ fest north OF
4oNnH sVsnOes runs thence north win
slaAnoo street. q feet. Themes east paral-
lel Win Brown's avenue, 29 feet; thence
soaLns - 1eeti Ihencs vest. IS feet 70 the be.
An9lng' Lof1ee on IS the property Of de-
leEoAnLs Iuha l. Chester, being TIE lot con-
Neyea 70 her BY Robertson TOpp, By Iced
LSsistefed in Registers once Of Shelby coun-
vi IN DOCK No. II, pages as and Al7.
sale between the hours o. 10 o'clock am.
n 4 pm.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. W. Co eman, Deputy Sheriff.
HetSke1. Scott a HeNkel. AgtorEeys for
plaintiff fSi-fb
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slne in the market AEAOugh popeJiI yet
% MID ana Pleasaut IN @eir OPERATION, Rat
ne moS feeble a take them riA perfect
sqfag.
They may be safely used at any age,
and st any period, EXCEPT DURING TTR FIRST
EREE MONTHS, during which the unfailfng
nature Oh their action would infaUibly m%
EN- pregnancy,
70 All letters seeking information or
advice viii DO promptly. freely and discreetly
answered.
So Each boz ooEtGins abous 100 psRs, and
IS soraPped in trbite paper printed IN deep red
aaters, 9Th fu4 and erpKe9daeciiOn enclosed
~ Sent by mail, ree OF postage, on
receipt Of price, IS, per box.
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ShsriF's Sale of Real Estats

nY virtue Of an execution rom the Second
- Chancery Court Of shelby county, u "a
Hor OF A. D. Douglass. 70 the use Of Jno. e
Douglass vs.. JuHs L Chester viii sell TO,
the highest bidder, 1Or cash, In frOnt % the
Sher1n's once, on Second street, near Unton.
u the city OF Memphis Shelby county, SUfs
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Ghanesry Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1872.

No &8.-In the Second Chanesry Court n,
shelby county, Tennessee-Samusl Watson
VS.. 2. Lane ct al.
DY virtue OF an tn-terIocutory desFee nDr
ID sale entered in the RhOVs cause Jan
uary 80, 1874, 1 WIN sell as public auction, 10
the highest bidder, in front of the CLERK and
Masters ONcs OF b eSecondC hancery Court
6reenlav block, Second street, city Of Mem.
phis, Tennessee, on
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1Ia08aTNR
For the Renosal Of 0hstrussIons Sad fae
neutrality-suspicious..
earrenss o. Monthly Periods.

T5ese Pls ara an Uafaihng
Female Regulator, Intended for
special cases; AoSe o5StaGte ones
t1Aere mEder and cheaper medi
ciaes JaA
They are composed ofthe most
aetivo and powerful princi2les Of
plants roots and berries, so
shighly concentrated that each
pill contains more medicinal
strength than a whole box or
boffia Of ordi,a- 5orI,- a3
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

ABOUT two weeks ago We referred to the
great services which tho Hon. John Tyler,
IT,, rendered to the Republican party OF
Florida, and indeed Of the entire country, IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

WAHuNerOF, ID. O., Nov. -, 1874
n ne TfifsF Of ne RspHbiieaHs
Please permit me TO put a serious question to
you or rather 70 the Board Of Civil Service. IL
II true that by the rules Of civil service in com
'petltivs examinations, that many Of the worthy
and energetic deaf mutos are 10 be excluded
from competing for positions, especially In the
Treasury Department, At for them to occupy
their time In tho discharge OF their duties TO the
Government TO tho entire satisfastlon Of their
superlors, and also with full credit 70 them
GslvesH A SILENT AaFIRANT,
We do not know whether or not any such
rule as that to which "A Silent Aspirant"
refers has been adopted, bat If II has we
trust the Civil Service Board, not only in the
Treasury but In all the other Departments,
will see NJ to modify II 50 as to allow our
''sllcnt" class to compete for the positions
which they can all.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

the late campaign. He has tirelesslv worked
for tho success Of Republican principles, and
done more to make them triumphant than
probably any other man In the country.
We cndeavorod to give this distinguished
statesman the credit which IL so eminonty
I'm, due when we said, "Ilo will have an
hOnored place In the sublime temple OF our
freedom" to whose solidlncatlon he has 80
ably contributed. Mr.. Tyler should not pay
the least attention to the fools who carp at
him" His experience Is only the experience
Of all truly great men. The attacks that are
made upon him spring purely from malice
and envy, and will In time pass away.
Since writing the above we have been again
honorod with an autograph letter from Mr.
Tyler, In which he says: Permit me to
thank you sincerely for your kind and COM
pllmcntary notice Of me in your journal.
In the little that have done In the Repubh-
can ranks for two years past, have OF lest
honestly aud consclcntiously acted. Would
II had been wUrthier Of the glorious cause OF
peace, harmony and prosperity OF the coun-
try and the liberties Of the people, which
sought to advance aud secure. Suffer me to
inrlnac another editorial which have In
tended to operate eth further to the end Of a
happy restoration Of the Southern people TO
national prosperity, &c, &c
1t is again source Of great regret 10 US
that We have not the space to print the eN-
ccediugly able and brilliant editorial which
Mr.. Tyler sends us. 1t Is entitled THE South
and late elections" and opens as follows:
Those who have studied the works OF the
master poet Of all the ages, In the light Of
extensive personal observation and eIpc-
Renee, have acknowledged tho profound
wisdom Of the expression
give me the man who IL not passions slave,
And will wear him In my heart Of hearts, "
Mr.. Tyler fills this card exactly, and we
sincerely trust that the people Of Florida will
wear him In their heart Of hearts. There Is
no man in tho State Of Florida who has
done more for the cause Of Rcpubll'
canism than lac, aud II the Republicans
Of Florida arc possessed Of tho least graft
tudc they will select him for tue posi-
ton to which his great abilities aud
social qualifications so CminCnuy entitlo him
Mr.. Tyler, jr, ought to bc In the Senate o
tue Uuitcd Statcs. Ills name Is historic ant
is interviewer inseparably with some Of tht
graudest achievements Of the republic. II,
Is our candidate for tho Senate, and from
this time forth we intend to support Lin 70
the place with all our strength. Let tn
watchword be "Tyler, liberty, and paclnca
ton"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

the possession Of the finest public buildings In
the world. We ask nothing from Congress
and from the country now more than we ask
from our own citizens, To the public build
lngs we have improved and boautlned all tho
approaches, the same a. VIC have 10 our own
personal property. It Is only fair that tho
Government should bear It's proportion OF the
expense Of improving la property as our
people have of improving theirs. We ask
no fayors, and arc not suppllants for Govern
mental charity. Al that we demand Is sim
ply the Just rights to which we are in every
way entitled.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

- ThurloW Weed 10 getting better.
the Atlanta Sun.
Hslmbold had only 800 Newspaper creditors
when he failed.
II Miss Laura Ream IG prominent candidate
for the offiOs Of State librarian 10 Indiana.
Vic. WOodbulI having failed, Winnie
Ream e going to try her hand at busting Henry
Ward BoeoheT.
Dan Godfrey has written another waltz and
called y the "Jubileo," In remembrance Of his
recent Boston experiences.
"A Boston paper says Bret Harte went up
like rocket and came down like q stick. That
may be 90, but he dontstick TO his engagements
Geo. wilkes lost t2O 900 betting on Greeley,
and don't take much interest now In making
Presidents.
Gov English, Of Connecticut, gives $4,000
worth Of laW.bOoks to the library Of the New
Haven bar,
MIR. z. l.. White has returned to the city to
take charge Of the TribuRe'S interests during the
coming winter.
Among the journalists who have arrived 10
town to be with ul during the winter 10 Mr.. Jas.
X. Young who looks a. handsome and blooming
~ ever
Mir Elsenbock, late Of the Fabbri opera
troupe, has been appointed reader In . synA-
gogue, at San Francisco, at salary Of $4,000 .
year.
An English stsreoptlcon costing $500 has
been presented TO U. W. Lewis, Of Barre, by a
wealthy Boston merchant whose life was saved
by Mr.. Lewis at the time oftho Dean Richmond
accident on tho Hudson few years ago.
- The late auction sale OF August BelmOnt'I
valuable collection Of paintings, probably the
| hnest In tho country, IL now accounted Tor by
| the statement that the lnAl defeat OF TAmmAny
through which he controlled the clty's funds
had bAnkrupted hlm.-Erehange
| - John S. Livingstone, q brother OF DR.. LIv.
i lnEstone, the explorer, has spacious store al
ListOWell, Canada, and hangs out . sign
Drugs and Patent Medicines, Toilet Goods
/ etc." He 10 . cultivated and highly Intelligent
gentleman, and believes implicitly In the cor
rsetnosS Of SANKEY'S Representations In regard
to his brother.
| - RochefOTt'S wife 10 . woman about forty
| years old, who was employed by him - gene
| raj servant. She was then fresh, but she wa
| never beautiful, and "menlalm was stamped
| upon her brow. She IL Of low stature and sllg
| build. Her name was Marie RsnAult. She hal
three Of ROoheiort'S children with her; two o.
them are BY ANother neither,
| - Bryant, thu poet, passes most Of bis tim,
/ out Of doors, wandering about the hills which
surround his lovely residence at ROslyn, Ions
island, and feasting his eyes with the beaullfu
| scenery which encompasses him on every side
i Recently he stopped In store at tho Gteamboa
landing, for the purpose Of being weighed, aud
/ turning the scale close In tho neiE hbOrhOOd o
100 pounds, he expressed himself we'll con
tented.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

The REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE Con-
NTTEE Of Florida have issued a circular
letter to the Republicans Of that State, In
which the results OF the late election are set
down as follows; For Hart, the Republican
candidate for Governor, $780, for BOeharm,
the Democratic candidate for the same posi-
llon, 1896. These figures are believed to be
entirely correct, aud lnaSmuch as the Demo-
Gratis have shown Il disposition to secure, II
possible, false count, it has been deemed
prudent to give them the utmost publicity In
advance OF the official declaration. Al our
Adviccs from Florida 20 to show that the Re-
publicaus honestly carried the election, and
the opposition had better consider the effect
to themselves aud to their State of the perpe
tration Of so gross aud outrageous crime at
that of ovcrturnlng the legitimate verdict Of
the people at the polls.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

The Kennebec Journal, the organ Of Mr..
Speaker Blaine, has the following III regard
to the March session Of Congress; IAN inyen-
tive correspondent at Washington, for want
Of something of more Interest, set AHoat a
paragraph few day since to the effect that
Speaker Blaine was working zealously for
the re-enactmeut of the law providing for the
assembling Of Congress March 4, and had
written to leading Representatives In further
ance of the scheme There Is really not a
word of truth In the report. Speaker Blaine
has written to no one on the subject has
conversed with no one on the subject, and
has no desire whatever that the meeting Of
the Forty-third Congress should be fastened.
We make this statement on the best au-
thorlty.'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

THE LIST or CANDIDATES for the marshal-
ship of the Supreme Court Is on the Increase.
The gentlemen reported up to date are as fol-
lows: Hon. Frederick Schley, Of Maryland;
William Writ, esq, Of Virginia; ex-senator
Willard Warner, Of Alabama; Ward Lamou,
Ssq., cx-marshal Of the District OF Columbia;
Hon. H. L. Kirk and Jas. A. Briggs, Of Ohio;
Hon. {. W. Walker, Of Missouri; Col. Tay-
lor, Of Kansas; Charles Lanman, esq, (tho
author,) of Georgetown, d. C.; aud Mr.. lis
dol Of gainesville. They say SchleY Is tho
coming man. The disappointed candidates
will probably he after the Chief JustlccshIp.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
Books and Stationery.

NTEW BOOKs, NEW ROCKS -OAMPIRG OUT,
~ A. recorded by "kitn edit cd by U. A. btophons'
TIE Forms Of Water 10 Clouds and Hlvrrs, Ice aud
GAe'srr, BY John TyndAll, La d., D. Y. T., With
thirty live ustrAions, drawn and eugrATed under
the di reclou Of the author. The End Of the World
Love StoD, By Edward FEgleston strive Apd Suo-
coed, or the Progress OF Waiter Conrad, by HorAto
hlEsr, IT,, author o. Ragged Diok, 40 OhAnos for
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TroWbridEe, The Poet At the Bfeakfaat Table. Ills
Talks With His Felios -boardsa and the Header, By
Oliver Wendell Holmes pAyid CopPorhed. By
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Jul fe5 ODD and JoapEi b. l. A. 0OoEiGhL ll1strAlsd
Nursery Treasury, b. HaTList p. neKosvsr, hand.
S9nsg iS tSis pse,a Of PsTtnsr'sp
IspoIta Of EpElsh and American deeisiouS By
Charles FoI late Judae Of tho Superior Court Of ON.
cinnAuj eyoi lAui sheep, e6hO. For sale By W, II.
.. II. MORRISON, Law BookEsllsrn and Publishers,
No. A15 Pc .naylgAniA AvonuA noya
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

TnE ACCESSION Of NJ. L. Higgins, esq, to
the editorial fraternity Of Westinghouse cor
daily welcomed. Associated with ColouCl
Florence, in the odltorshlp Of the Sunday
Gazette, he will become valuable acquisition
o that journal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
Personal.
Boarding.

DOAKDINO.-BOARD.w WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMh, In . rood LOCALITY, oonyenisnt TO ne
street, between and streets northwest, ssp2Su
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND NIOELY FUR
~ NISHFD APARTMENTS, with BOARD, may
site Wlllard'u, noylhu
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and v est ~ mach ~ 10 many places ~ 30
drive ordinary hair preparations snt.r,y from
the hell.
Testimony comes 10 The pfuprtstofs from
every directions prsising The merits q IA Gre
ole Hair Rsstorer and The demand has doubled
itself every sH months fef year bach, until it
he. reached ne present almost unprecedented
position IN and among Hair Prsps rstions.
All t5at Is asked Of oHr friends Is SIMPLY a
rial Of this Invaluable prspsration, without
vhich the tot, at siaRd u every lady 10 incsm-
nlste