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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-22
cHITTRNDEN COUNTY.

The Burlington Brush Factory now EN-
ploys 100 hands, and can not keep up with
its orders.
We arc glad to learn that the Wooden Mill
Company, which often has large stocks Of
goods in store in Boston, had none there. NJ
Geo, NJ. Gibson, conductor on local freight
train, had his right arm cut off at Charlotte
Wednesday morning, and also received So
we're bruises and lies in critical condition
AL from jumping from the train wilhelm mo-
lion.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-22

Any person or firm want of anything in our line is
Invited to call send for samples and prices Address
r, CUMMINGS,
Newport, or st. Johnsbury,
Vermont
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-22
Z. UNDERWOOD.

ST. JOHNsRURY March IS, 1872,
This may certify that have purchL sed of p Che
ney New Domestic Sewing Machine" and | find
upon trial that in my opinion, II is nearly what
Is represented in tho COmpany's Circular than any
other Sewing Machine. It's simplicity Of construction
and ease Of operation commend 10 every whO
aminesu.
J.B. CHAPMAN,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-22

Early in the session the Newport Express
had II good word TO say about the unusual
number of temperance men in the General
Assembly, and now, do hear ii, it says that II
daily prayer meeting is held in one ofthe COM
mittee rooms, and may not the people re-
sure they may, and if the paradox can he
solved how to keep them in power without
retaining them, how happy we all shall
be- st. Adams Messenger.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-22

"poor way" a Ia Uriah Heep, to pay the
Legislature for making him clerk again, and
thus giving him another suck at the public
teat which is mothers milk to him. 1t is
really affecting to " hear him." We know
how pious Camp is, and how he rejoces " in
that " he has been so blessed He is CRATE
full too, in that sense of the word expressed
by the wits definition, -"GRATITUDE-al live
ly sense of favors-to come"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-22
]. B. CHAPMAN.

Being 50 impressed with the many good points Of the
Domestic Sewing Machine" as to purchase onewe lind
by actual trial that 1t mako good all Its claims To
superiority other Family Machines and we cheer
practical machine IN use.
g, v; sEs6ysTER, East Burke, Vt.
!, 9, BACON, St. Johnsbury, w.
V, Is. HILL,
q. II. HARIWELL, Lyndon, VI
] i, BACON, st. Johnsbury VT
W. HARTWELL, Lyndon, VT
X. HILL, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
Parties who reside within 80 mlles fthe "Domestor
Sewing Machine Agency Ut st. Johnsbury, and who
purchase Machines there, paying cash on delivery,
can have their transportation paid 10 and from that
agency fee.
+, y. CHENEY, Agent.
have them,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
THE SPEAKERsnIP OF THE NEXT LEeIs.
LAIIRE.

Tho most important duty which viii de-
yolve upon the House OF Delegates when Il
meets on Monday uoHt will be the election
Of the Speaker Tho whole organization Of
the House depends upon the selection that
will then bo made. Tho legislation, during
the ensuing session, will In great measure
depend upon the organization. As in all
other legislative bodies, that officer will have
the appointment Of the committees who prac-
tically control all that Is done. 1t Is matter
In which all our people should take direct
interest for II concerns each and every one
Of them. To our ncwly-elected delegates,
who will choose this oticer, We desire to say
few words
First. He should DO man In whose hon
esty and integrity our people have the ut
most confidence. The present form Of our
government Is on trial. For months and
months Congress has been investigating int
tho management OF affairs In this District
Charges Of corruption aud of fraud hay,
been scattered all over the country agalnsi
our principal officials. They have, II Is true,
been dlsproyed; the accusations that were
made have fallen to the ground, but, never
thelsss, Il Is incumbent upon US TO make such
selections In the future that no one, not even
The most dissatisfied injuuctlonist, will have
reason for suspicion or complaint.
Second. The people expect from their rep.
resentatives that the gentleman whom they
select to preside over their deliberations
shall not be Identified with or be the mere
mouthpioco Of any clique or faction. What
We want Is man emlnently Just and fair,
who has no SSlhsh interests 10 advance, no
particular schemsS TO promote. II Is, per-
haps, hard TO hnd one who will answer all
these requirements, but we believe he can be
found.
As may be naturally supposed, there Is q
geod deal Of plotting and intriguing going
on among our politicians on this question.
A number OF candidates are in the field, all
Of than backed by more or less in fluentlal
following. Mr.. Charles Hulse, the Speaker
Of the last House, Is, we understand, the
candidate Of the Board of Public Works,
who believe that they arc strong enough to
elect him over all opposition. We have no hesl.
tstlon lnsaying thatMr. .HulseiS not our choice
For good and sufficient reasons, we thinl
he ought not 10 bo selected, especially wheI
there arc other men equally as well qualified
and In every way worthy and competen
to hll the position. What the Board OF Pub
lie Works have to do with the matter, or wb,
they should take so great al interest in II
does not very clearly appear We had sup
posed that their duties were defined aud pre-
scribed In the organic act, but II seems tha
by some mysterious and incomprehenslbl,
arrangement they have jurisdiction owe
everything that appcrtalns to the District o
Columbia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

The following correspondence appears In
the San jose (Cal.) Pdriot;
BAN FRARcnco, April !, Is7a
THOMAS FALLoN-Doar Alr; few days ago
received from GratE Brown (now Governor Of
Missouri) q private confidential letter, with I
request that I would SEQ and organize body Of
Liberal Republicans, who would act as dole
gates TO the Cincinnati convention, 70 be held
next month; and 70 send on by telegraph the
name of an active RepubllcAn who would serve
as member Of tho national committee Of Lib,
oral Republicans. =
on the receipt Of Gov Browns letter, and
Frank Soule and Zeke VrOelAnd called upon
Frank NJ. PlNley. Ho entered Into our views
with will and have teiogrAphed bis name 70
Gov. Brown on yesterday. We are 10 meet at
PiNley's once one day this week. In the mean
timo each Of us are TO address notes 10 our
friends and advise them OF our Objects and as.
certain from them their willingness 70 ioln our
cause. 10 that spirit now write you, and wish
10 know II you are willing TO have your name
used as ono Of the committee to select delegates
to the Cincinnati convention, and In case you
were selected by tho COMMITTEES would you aot as
a delegate 10 the Cincinnati cOnyentionf OF
course Il would be for GratE Brown for Presi.
dent
You will please answer this on receipt, as tho
time is short. Come down II you can and call
on PlLley. Yours truly, Taos GRAY.
N. Bill you cannot Join or go TO the oonVen.
tion, give US name who will MI the ticket and
that can be depended on. T. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

1t was on yesterday and at Parkersburg,
West Virginia, that Mr. Chaso's little con-
yentlon was called 10 meet. Three or four
months ago, the "Chaso party" as 1t was
called, put forth pretentlous platform and
principles, in which were to be found the
usual allusious TO the Constitution, TO abuses
and corruption and reform, TO that long-ex-
pected popular revolution that some way
never comes. Day after day and week after
week Mr.. Chase was ingenlously thrust upon
our attention in the newspapers. In tho
morning We were given his opinion Of the
Republican party, Us II his opinion on the
subject was Of the slightest consequence and
lu the evening we were treated to his opinion
OF tho Administration, rs II any one cared n
pleayune about II. All this was merely Mr..
ChASe's little political machinery, which Is
set In motion every once and awhile by the
assistance Of an obllglng editor, iacIle cor
respondent and au Rdmlring friend. The
little trick Is SO transparent, the actors arc
60 poorly disguised, the whole thing Is 50
old ami hackneyed, that We arc astonlshed
the distinguished Chief Justice should re-
sort TO it; that he should persuade himself
that tho people arc so blind and stupid as to
fooled by II.
OF course there was no convention at
Parkersburg yesterday. That thrifty little
town was as silent and dead and deserted as
on any other day Of the three hundred and
slxty-hye. The trains came to few minutes
halt, as usual, and the passengers going
West and coming East admired the famous
bridge; and that was all. Not one in one
hundred OF those who were whlrled past II
thought OF Mr.. Chase or his convention.
Probably not dozen citizens Of Parksrsburg
Itself thought about It. They toiled and
delved and bought and sold, not one thinking
that Mr.. Chase was an aspirant for the Prcsi-
dency; that he was still pursuing the ever
lootlng shadow OF tho White House. And so
another Chase movement has comOf0 grief
and another disappointment come 70 the
distinguished Chief Justice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

1
Institute last week docs not make that impress
sion on public opinion which was hoped forby
tho afflicted gentlemen who sent toWashington
for him 10 go up and administer consolation
In their great aflilction. IL isa setued iact
that In this country no ono man or SCI Oh
men, however republican In character or
strong in talent can form successful or
even formidable political party on questions
of personal discomfort or deprivation upon
which there Is no feeling In the community
al large, All the talk about the hlgh-handed
tyranny, the despotlc career, and the lawless
disposition Of General Grant, which forms the
staple OF the two speeches at Cooper Instl-
tutc, Is set down by the mass Of the people
for is exact worth, and Is regarded as simple
unaduitoratcd bosh. The very spite mani
tested by Senator Trumbull In his oratlon,
shows that he was conscious u q want Of
sympathy on the part Of his audience, and 90
he sought by spite TO make q sensation when
argument proved abortlye.
The people look upon Gen. Grant as cm-
lncntly safe man, free from the spirit Of
intrigue, and deslrous to carry out the will OF
the people, Ills recommendation have been
so moderate and reasonable that all the i'm
portant ones except San Domingo have re-
coiyod the support Of Mr.. Greeley and the
commcndation Of Mr.. Trumbull. He smokes
his cigar, goes quietly 10 Long Branch, and
spends monthS In recreation and relaxation,
leaving the direction Of affairs with the heads
of the Departments, and there Ia about him
nothing Of q meddlosomo or aggressive char
acter In his intercourse with his Cabinet or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

Tue experiment Of women telegraphers
has not worked well In Baden. Not long
after the carefully selected young women
were placed In charge of the Offices unac-
countable delays began to be noticed In the
transmission OF messages, It has Just been
discovered that the operators have made II q
practice to defer petty dispatches about mat
ters OF State and business until they had I'm
lshed sending each other glowing accounts
OF parties and dresses and bits OF gossip. As
result the old employees have been rein
stated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

We ARE AUTHORIZED TO announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
have bcon resumed from 3 o'clock until
., and continue until further notice.
Mas. GOVERNOR COOKE will rocolye on
Tuesdays from till 4 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

WILLIAM WooD, Of Fort Erie, has accepted
a challenge from the Brooklyn Aquatic 30
oleiy 10 swim from Buffalo lighthouse 10
windmill Point, distance Of six miles. The
aooeptor will choose his own day, The swim
mlng will probably come OF about the 4lh OF
July. II accomplished II will be one OF the
Rreatest feAts Ihthe swimming llue. Not only
IA the dlstanco the greatest ever attempted,
bot The current tiom Lake Erie, setting into
tho Niagara, renders the task one Of extreme
dldlnnlty, Mr.. Wood stipulateB that no boat
ahall al any tlme DO within one hundred
Yards OF him, and that he shall take his own
time 70 perform the feat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
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u. ~ NAVY YARD WAnuIH0rOH,l
w :. offered i gsbIIs s.s, z iSs Gisss.. bidder.
,s @ q ss5a:ss.i N "a si.:s gi:sss'Ss ssSs. ss
FoR hyREAu on YARDS AND pooEs
nednteads, WaSdfqbes, BuIsaas, hairs, Wa hst1nI.
hs;j % yas s;f iis Ssv. &c sssss ::
foR iss SGRESGi iis Sii1yi III ooNgrRuorIoN ANA M.
Tire. % plus.y,. Two Wh.l. Boats, on. d) out.
nc; n T: .!S y: Y ::
SS, q g si NJ s :s: g Ss:f sS: q % s
SoR fSaE SGSEgS ~ SSi h Ff asS SiS' nr
a,0,,,n "a ohHmIIihoi LII ,,
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ps SsSsr h.s hss eSs: .sss sssos oss1, "a,
Esfs f;sn: 6eass PS,s wsas Pses. sissss - H:S H
mocks. TArpauins, Back Oloihs, Btr.ipers, Hoods
PsSsS. Rss sstsSsss S:..S 2S S s f5S.
si,ss T,s: Soy:s p.hs. md s
foR BUREAU OF PgnyrsioNs AND CLOTH.
niles. nSHr beef Prs'sryss as... DIED APpI.,. Tee
sSS s,"ss sGs pSss
undstshr,i, Bisnfsts, Btus Gaps naalbsr oi yards
IIsps: seIssor,, RAIors, ssaylB4 Boss. .pd Soap,
FOR BUREAU OF ORDaANOE
los diIas;si o. 5iiadsr q IneSs.. tvS iass s.sh &
inches diAmetsrJ Alao. one ~ sldeboard, ono ID
sofAi eight Nl uaAits quantity o. leather artielsN
consisting OF ftIe BuOketA, OartFdgo and other
BoIse, hAFonets Baahbards, Waist Bslta, Ae.
ron BUREAu OF MkDIOIhE AND BUR0ERY.
Bed Cover. Clos stools, Saucepan, Spit Cups, Dis
Terms 0ashi Tgsniy per esptum Of the purchase
removed within ten t0) days, posltiyeI fnIisitod
70 the Government L. NJ GOLDsBOR0UGH,
Apla9t Rear Admiral and OommAhdAnL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

EX-GovERsoR BLAIR Is one Of the PROM
inent politicians or statesmen, II they would
rather be called by that name, who seem TO be
In doubt whether they shall 60 TO Cincinnati
or not or rather about whom the people seem
TO be In doubt. Mr.. Blair was pleased TO say
yesterday that he would not support the Gin
clnnau nominations, although he did not
like Con. Grant, and would prefer to sec
some other person nominatedi that when
Philadelphia speaks he will obey. Mr.. Blair
has been 10 Michigan lately.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19


New Advertisements.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
n for this week viii bs Issued mi,
FRIDAY MORNING.
and viii eoutsin our full rspOr,O Of the
MoRss MEMORIAL SERVICES.
THR OFFICIAL ORDER or THE rREsI-
DBNr IN RELATION TO THR
CIVIL SERVICE, &c, &c. ...
MONEY TO LoAN-IN LARGE AND SMALL
M AhouHrs Ss E';H soI r.. !, ;;,s,' a. security IN
q CANi'lA" oARRrAoEsii,o oAhhiAshs ~
Ian 70. a SiiS,i9f ~ .nlIs ,lest Of AlEDa
osd, hssd, eSsspsisiss soa: ne 81 ,hs nssis.s -t3
.sd es.t uOsL 2 ths siy. !. ~ pes. i.r cab,
ws.-os, q Phll.dslPhi., II EOOd order. klsO, ons
fgny Cart, fot tour children
N'0.lIiHs a'a' n me JOHN RSii;i' 'SSSS;6So, Jn.
AplgSr 511 hlhh streetan Loukiana avenue.
HILhs LAVE nleWKR, .,.,
IN THE WORLD.
,IS G d S II; d @ e g S e. e; sGs
nreatly reduced prices.
call 10 examine IL respectfully solloited-
jos. L.. rsAyAGE.
fonnaJlvaniA avenue,
apipim seoend door from Tenth street.
NBw STYLE SPRING GOoDS
Just fNoslyed a choice aSSortrnsut Of the latest
styles OF fnEnUu AND ENGLlbH SPRING
CLOTHS, CABSIMEREs AND vKSTIRGs, which
VII bs made t9 order 10 he most elegant manner
A 20, Gsniismea's hps dress Shirt, UndsrsAlrts
md DrASsrr Paris KID Gloves, nsu STYLE soArs aad
~ n II DUvALL. Merchant Tailor,
and Sixth streets. piseoasii
7 United PARTNERSHIP.
This Z, 70 certify thA. We have. this 18th dsy Of
ApnL A. u bI3 eats,sd into = eopa[tnership under
The sonsIAl patnrs Of The baansss Intended 10 be
trAnsaeisd that q selling singer Sewing hAohlnss
and r. L. ButtsrickS PAttsrna
Lewis BaG', general psrtnsr, Tssdins at No. $40 D
Ne al sa,:alS s ssis:t 'G: sSiiSsSs. S
The 1mouat q capital contributed hS Henry Franc,
lpeqlAl partner, - four thousNnd dollars
R.ac.S J%ssG; % IA q HSHsSFtsr a si:'1S sSH; SsH;
LEWIS BAAR, [seall
HENRY FRANC. tSsaIl
wherein the above notiOs shall be plhlished tbrlos
week for four WsekL r. ], MEtGf, CLERK
A true eopJ--R y. MICS. aplaeo4w
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19

ap"undsr the prorlsioas Of the act .Cou
sress approved FsbruarJ 81, 1874, Territorial
Eovernmsut was orsanised In the District OF
ColumbIa. Its results have thus tar fullJ real
iSsd the expectations Of Its advocates. Under
the direction ofthe Territorial oilcers, AsIutem
ofinprovsmeutS has been InauEurated, By means
of which washiustou Is rapidly becoH'lBE q city
worthy Of the nations capital. The citizens Of
the District having VoluntarilJ taxed them
selves 10 large amount for the purpose % con-
Irritating 10 the adornment OF the seat Of Gov.
eminent, recommend liberal appropriations on
the part o. Congress, In order that the aoysrn.
ment mAJ bear Its Just share OF the expense oi
menta."-Pretidtnt Grdnrt Messa1c.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
For Sale Or Rent.

eIQ ,ROoM FRAME. BRICK
RlQ. Tqqd stable IN retr on poioot alleL.
,os e.lss NO fepr,,e, itess between .ad
apiaa No t0t ssvsn.s stlssi, cor. b, porihve...
LiQn gfI,H-paEAP FoR cAsH.-A SUIT or
" nLAut WALNUT PARLpR FURN1TURF,
nohol,,4,ed with green rep. Also, ons three pg
vAnfnt, ~ q rood A. BeS. Inquire Al No, o
LstEe.t ncIihaels api7hr
IToR nAln TWO nEW TaREEsroRY
inrr, on riaih strssb 6etrssn ssd streets hsSth.
vest Ihtss 80 fplsndid hrstglass HOUsKH, and
osnralF lIo,tsd haviag hns osiiafi r.nrs, hot and
cold wales, bah. water oipastsi are altofefhef of
gsdssa e5estsuetlos and ans eai.s. PIles Issson.
spifR NJ Sis ss-sp,a ~ ~ 6ppoi ~ sRsn R1st o6.
Ron nENT-ELRoANr THRREEToRY
~ prcesgd brick HOUSE, ErAalts tfinmlnas; No.
11H eoath A sfrpe., between Seoond and Third, 10
nnntf Row, UapitSi Hill, oontslnlpe twelve rooms,
ba,h.rocp, F,a N.tef Ae, rahee IN tltcheni Ees
sysry room. kppll 70 JOHN ". bOOrf, American
llea.a. ef v. 7, JOHNSON Reel k.tats Agent cor.
net fennulsaniA avenue and Third street eaal
IUR sALR 400 CASH, BALANoK MONTH.
o. TeariL, 10 ten years, lnlgre1t sta per cent.
viii buJ bee, hratolass bnloKHoUSH, tsn rooms
eYe1 ooqvenlsaoei ranEs, hot and cold water, nst,
bs mAates, door steps and window trim mmlnes, tAO1
slIth street oansssuoe 9vSSyoss,f on h?ggss, and
Rss Fsia.. BrOtsr. oOrn.r Fif,scais srsSt and Nsw
NnNh hNHNNNs hNlNoN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
By SsasEE W 1ss EsS s.g:.s I:sa,: .

nhIqK H0uAk ON ALLEY BACK OF
TTMEHhtTH ETlHsErq n STREET. 6TRT BErwEkN 7 AND U
nsIS;IsS SSsd q ,sS', tens. Ss.HaE d..sd ~,
blA and 4 ths written lsqgest ol tho party .hegeoi
sssared NIL sgl ~ public auoion, q TIE Highest
the u day Of ApFil, igIa at9 O'Clock, p. N, az
ta1i Pisee OF Peroe Of gtoanq aqd plempes Ltaaied
and known and dlstlnfulahod Aa lot numbared dirty
teqt, CA n Allen falooneta slbdiyison 9f paft
seventy iour, tDtl The debt due upon this trust a
s7ag, with ipterstt from March y, lsn.
equal inatallmena u ain and twelve month"; 70 BE- 70
s9sSa ad ~ hosss ssi5SI lnssss;. sSn PEI cent
q tes unie q nsle. Al oonyeyAneilg and Ieyonne
nt4mpa 70 ho paid Tor by purchaser III the terms Of
reserves The rghl 70 resell the properly at tho cost
Ek6OH T0TTEN, trustee.
apg-sod4ds D. II. WARNER, Auet.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19
FRgiESHf stHE n 81 81 sFHGySD sRFsRRs EEsEHsTE

~ bqVAhkH Hb sI 81 81 LN LFHEp lEEaY BEF%RNSNI BEEF%SffSIF
STREETS NORTHWEST
- ~ virtue Of : deed q trust dated March -
bl, and recorded In 4bsr No, ~, folio l9l, qf
Athe land records Of the county Of WAshlngtoD, ID.
and ~ the dtiection Of the party sosuTed thereby,
FRIDAY, the 1Oth day Of May, A. ID. 1s59, a 5iiO
O'clock 2. m, Lots numbered titJssVen, lb7D AlIy.
spbdlysion o. lots (t) 70 hfy -FOUR In.
elusive o. CorSeIans apd Othsrs sSsdis.oS @a, q
~ the sans 4 recorded In IAber o D. folio 17a o.
the huveyuEh once, In aid oty OF WAahinGton to-
EothnT With the thereon, eonsistnE of
two-(9)-utoV brick House on each lot
Torma One fourth oAah balance In three, all, nine
and twelve mouths With interest At ton per cent per
annum, secured b. deed Of tEpft on the piemihos e
down when each house 10 cold. Terms 70 be complied
with within aH dals Of the aao otherwise tho trustee
reserves the nght 70 resell the properly alter one
chaser. Deeds and StAmps - coat of purchaser.
spisi,-4ds B12A lRHRshiA pR5HhsiA Iss.IsSsss q hss.sS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-19


I ATE PUBLICATIONS.
fHE ODYSSEY OF HOMER. translated By By.
HELP;S THOUGHTS UPON GOVERNMENT,
YkAMAN ON STUDY OF GONkRNMkNT.
AMBIENT AhERIOAi by j, d. Baldwin, illus.
,,MABEL LEE. a novel by the author Of Morton
THK THIHF IN THE NIGHT
THk ART OF TRACKING SCHOOL.
R0iiIE.s oiiIE.s THEokH Qf wHIsT, ,,,
isatsSl6b 2Y 2l'st Eoq SpgIi TaE SABBATH.
KERR ON TIIE LAW AZ no HKUEIVERB.
Y, ,h yUR!9T fQh APRIIA =. -.
fRaiSpAN f14 .aas :. LAM hEyiST X f25 MdRhIIda RAhGIRdIh
Law Bookseller and PubliahSrs,
avs No. 475 PonasJiVAniA avenue.
G0oD.BYE. SWEETHEART, By author Of "oomsth
W fs0"ef 's.sss's's's.t.......s..,... 70 cents
MAUD NOLAN, hy Annie Thomas. s..,.... @
DROWN FROM THE SPEAR, By Guthor
of"WoVen OF Many 1hroads"........,.,.. IS
MABEL Ike, BY Au thor Of "vAlisr Ayl.
....-.'.....''.''''.'',..-SLO0
Also STATIONERY Of all kinds.
LETTER AID MOTIF PAPER PRINTED with.
Out eItfA ohAfgs.
oRooUET. the finest in the city at moderate
prices.
oGll and examine before purchasing.
JOHN q. PARKRM,
Apll 527 Seventh strssL