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The Heratiau Family.

"Midge," the sprightly Washington CORES
pondent of the st. Louis Times, gives the follow
ing interesting description OF Mr.. Greeley's
family surroundings:
eff Horace, though, doth reign in place of
ULYSSES, who Will queen il over the White House?
j suppose Miss Ida, As the mother is an invalid
and doubtless she will have the good taste to
call to her assistance her two talented cousins
the Misses Pauline and Marguerite Cleveland
Their mother is the only sister of Horace, and
he spends much of his time at their elegant, but
unpretendDg home, at No. IL Cottage Place
He is their household god nd woe be 1t TO the
bow at the shrine of Uncle Horace. Mrs. Cleve-
land is an elderly lady, resembling her brother
very much, large. soft featured, fair and plump.
She is lady of much culture and fine literary
attainments, and her house is often filed with
those who stand the highest in the world OF let
tiers and art. Her health is not good and she
remains seated on her reception evenings in the
bay window of the parlOr, looking something
like queen enthroned, with her soft draperies
and attendants around her, for who does not like
to do her gentle bidding The elder daughter,
Marguerite, has a finely cultivated voice, and
sings sweetly, and writes good articles, often
times for the Tribune; and Pauline, little Pau
line, fair haired and airily clad, looks like
bright little vision. She writes, too, very credita-
bly,. and Is an extraordinary musician. a pupil
of Gottschalk and admired by Lizt. These young
ladies were educated in Paris and mother and
daughters are devOut Catholics. Brother Hor-
ace didn't like it when they took that step, but
he couldn't help loving them anyway,'s
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Destructive Fire I'm Bangor. We

pANSok, ME-, Oct- IA ire broke out last
bight, which was not got under control tIlI two
SiOck TINS morning. Schwartz's block aud
other property adjoining were entirely de-
stroyed. The following are the losses: Michael
schwartz, building, ESQ 800; Dardwell, stock
slZO NOO, nothing saved; Fogg * Bridges, hard
National Insurance Company, China Tea Com
pany, =. II. johnson, q. r. Knowles W. r.
Sayey and William Henderson susta ned smaller
losses. Ihe total amount or insurance is ass 600.
Ihe walls OF Schwartz's block fell outward,
kiAing William ii. Bracket and injuring Or.
Melvin and several others.
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The Indiana Election.

THE EEPUBLlCANs HAVE THE LEGISLATURE
ANT ALL THE STATE OPFICERS EXCEPr GOV
ERNOR, AND HAVE ELECTED THgIR CoNGRE S.
MEN AT LARGE.
A dispatch received from Indianapolis last
evening by prominent officer OF the Treasury
says:
"Hendricks is certainly elected by three hun
dred 20 five hundred majority. Ths legislature
is republican, and all state officers except gov
eTHor. The two republican cOngrSs,men at
large are elected"
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From EurOpe To-day

hhNEkk STORM on THk BRITlSH COAST.
LONDON, OCT. IA severe storm has pre-
vailed on the coast for the past twenty-fOur
hours. Several disasters TO shipping in the
Brltlsh channel are reported.
PRINCE NAPOLEON .sHosoRED" WITH A Mill
TART ESCORT.
PARIS, Oct. l2.-Prince Napoleon will be e.
certed 10 the frontier by a military guard.
WILLIAM ALL RIG at ON THE SAN JUAN ROUND
AKH QUESTION.
LONDON, Oct. IA special dispatch from
Berlin 10 the Telegraph, saws il + believed in
ofncial circles in that city that the decision OF
the Emperor William on the San Juan bound
AIRY question Will be favorable 20 the United
States.
.THR LONDON TIMKs on SEWARD.
The TtmcS this morning, IN Obitusrv notice of
WIN. fi. Seward, says he Was n useful statesman
ena eminent American. and gave proof bv bis
deeds OF his uniform philanthrophy and love OF
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The Proposed Postal Treaty Befweeu
france and the Inil ed state.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA special 90 the Herald
from Paris says Minister Washburne and
Count de Remusst have agreed on the draft OF
postal treaty which the post Office authorities
81 both countries accept IL Is believed the
Minister OF Finance will approve the trtaty and
IL Is highly probable that IL will receive regular
ratification before the end of the yesr TtfNes
letter postage AZ eight cents for one-third OF an
ounce and newspaper postage. which was eight,
Is feIuced TO three cents. Registered letters
and the transmission of patterns are Also Tro-
yided for.
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-
The IlOOsy 20 pay sll these gifts il Row upon de
roslt and -: apart tor that pose, in the Farm
ere a. DrOvers Bank, will be seel ~ the tSi-
loving Ger, I5csfe Of be Cashier:
F2E,.sRS' AND DEOvER>' BANK,
. LOUISVILLE. KY. sept. -. 1872
THIs Is TO GENTLY THAT THERE Is NOG
SH pLfOsH IN THIS BANK OyER HALE a
MILL ION Uk lOLLABS To THE CRE1IF o.
IHk GIFT C0NCEkr FUND $500 .es9 1F
NHlt 10 HID BY THIS BANK As TRvAS.
IhEk Oh Thh PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KIN
iI'h 10 PAL or ALL GIFTS TO BE
Az aADED A1~THy DRAWING
X 5. NEECu, CaslEer
- PhiSA OF TIChkTS
W - tcsets. : , halves. s5s CHARTERS. 50 Sc IL
-Aets toI SIvJ, = tor $50 So for 500 l. Tor
81 ~ - Tor s2ys<- Gs5 for $500. No Discount
OF tsSs nan ; 40 worth Of tickets at n time.
IL Grswlrg Will positively and uneguivOca!ly
oAe t.ace Decent - !. Agents are per-mptCriy
IeQul "a 10 close sales and make retssrns November
. "a FcSr to give an pie time for the final srrangs
culaTs 9hcUld BE addressed 10
Gov. THOMAS T.. BRAMLETTE
hSeni t1bic Librsry Of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
New York Ofice, COS Broadway, in charge Of
MAJOR II Us ID BAYS. ocj. 2sw2m
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The wood choppers are chop-fallen.
The new liberal state ticket in Arkansas has
been formally Withdrawn.
Abraham Il. Lawrence has been nominated
for mayor of New York by Tsmmanv.
The republicans have nominated L. G. Plat
for Congress from the oswego district, New
York.
The democrats say they were badly sold when
they took partners into their ranks who had no
The str sghtout democrats had a small meet
ing in Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, and resolved
10 call a convention on ri October 10 nominate
O'COuoT electors.
The county in PENNSYLVANIA where Mr.. Gree
ley made his foolish speech against the soldiers
gave republican majority OF more than seven
thousand Boston Transcript.
A large and enthusiastic Grant and Wilson
meeting was held At Warwick Courthouse. Va.
on Ihursday. Speeches were male by Prot
Langston, Hon. Jas. Ill. Plat, aud Hon. } A.. II.
Clements.
The Greeleyized democracy have not stopped
voting yet in the back counties OF Georgia. aud
the exact figures OF the majority they intend o.
return will not therefore be known Tor several
dsys.-BGlt American.
The Boston journal saws that Il. G.'s recent
speeches are quite As remarkable tor what they
omit To say AZ for what they actually contain
Nj ch Is said on the score of reconciliation. but
We look in vain tor kindly OF even just refer
ence 10 the ren whose valOr made It possible
for the Sage TO become a candidate Tor President
of these United States.
The Democratic convention which met A.
Gallatin, Tenn, on Thursday To nominate a
Cahuludtc lVI NOnsiees from ltlc NdshNallr ulr-
trict renamed in session all night, but failed -
make q nomination and adjourned SINE de. IL
failed also to select q Presidential elector.
Great confusion prevailed. GOllidsy, the pres
ent member, and three others are candidates.
Like those of Pittsburg, the manufacturers OF
Cleveland are waking up the Importance %
them OF the re election OF President Grant. and
of sending 70 Congress men favorable 20 build
ing up home industries. Twenty-fOur OF the
lsrgest manufacturers of that city, corporate
and individual, have published powerful adj
dress TO the wOrkingmen, urging upon them the
duty Of voting for the republican nominees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

0n New York Yesterday, Thomas Gun
niDeham, tho forger Of Mississippi state bends.
was sentenced to eve years In the etate prison.
"A terrible shooting Array occurred in
savannah, Ga. yesterday. 4 young man named
Aie1anoef Nifon shot his father, David r.
and then killed himself.
The adjatsnt geaefal Of Ohio yesterday
took possession Of the state arms Issued to tie
oolored militia battalion some Of which were
boxed up and placed in charge Of the Police.
~ The crowd who went ont from San
Francisco With baskets and shovels to SCOOP M
diamonds and rubies in Arizona, are rapidly
distinctly heard considerable distance.
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Jerome Park
Tnnu- NsNsN~&

rome P.rk to-d~- The nEst race az L.
maiden two was for a purse OF $500,
;The r. -car-olds, three-quarters of a mile.
ane second race was a free handicap sveen-
stakes, one and an eighth mile. The race ~
won by Nickaiack, Fanchon second and Else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

San rhANClsCo, oct 1.-The bar K Florence
mas returned from the Arctic ocean laden with
OIL and bone saved from ships abandoned last
year. The Florence left the whaling grounds on
the 9TH OF September. The captain reports that
the bark Helen Snow was abandoned August
lyth. The Roscoe was crushed by ice August
18th, and il a total loss. The Sea reeZe was
lost August 22d OF Point Barrow. Nothing has
yet been heard from the crew.
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HE Late william III. Seward.


NEW YORK, oct. l2.-AlmOst every building
in Auburn If covered with black, IT, respect -
the memory OF Mr.. Seward. The cause OF has
death was not paralysis, a. reported, but a spe-
cies Of palsy.
HIS ESTATE.
An Auburn special saws Mr.. Seward LETT
$4,000 worth OF real estate about Auburn.
Nothing has yet been made public concerning
his will.
TIE FUSRRAL.
A telegram has been received from Secretary
Fish and other W ashngtO officials, announcing
their intention 20 be present At the funeral,
which, At the express wish OF the family, will
be attended by but little pageantry. Frederick
Seward has arrived. Col Seward. the eldest
son, will probably not arrive I'm time.
MR.. sEwARD's BOOK
OF travel had been completed At the time OF Lis
death; he was reviewing the last few pages.
MR.. eEwARD's LAST WORDS.
AUBURN, y. Y, oct. l2.-The remains OF Mr..
Seward will he In state AZ his late resi- ience
from 9o'clOck on Msnday until = O'Clock in the
afternoon OF the same day. The last words OF
the great statesman a. be was bidding farewell
10 has family were: "Love one another"
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The Ocean zach, R...

Ihh DhkDNACGHT WINS.
N.w YORK, Oct l2.-The yacht Drednauob,
won the ocean race of 24o miles i'm t.sn,.
mer and Magic. ~ene raj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

aVJerusalem = Agttsted over her water SUD-
ply. The Pool Of Sloan and Q fev others like
i are all that can be depended upon, and they
are fun Of bugs and other live things
CIT y said that nine OF Barpuma canal.
and dromedasies have died OF envy siace toev
oar dsughtsD Of fashion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

ugisncs eom0ittee at AulivHie.
Lsnyette county, killed one nan and norsaliy
,panoed another Thursday night fer hSrso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

LAST LEAGUE MURDER TRIAL.-The Tow
fourth trial Of Joseph League for the murder
OF the unknown woman al Chase's Station, in
june ISL. the disagreeing jury went out seven
LOT acqulttal and i've for hnHing League guilty
of maDslaughter. Three of the latter 1--WE foined
the seven, and two remained firm for con vfction.
The journal also says that the jury at the close
stood ten for acquittal and two for con yictjon.
The states attorney has declared his determine
ton to remove the case, and the Herald, in al
vocating the removal, says: "The people of the
county will have heavy bill Of costs TO nav
posed Of in some way." ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

"A MreCULAR CIRIsrIAH.-As Rev ". T.
EuetAs, ~, pastor OF the Memorial Church,
train Thursday evening from the meeting of the
American beard. piekpocket attempted to rob
MIN. Nj. Euetis was too quick for him, how
blow, the effects of which be wiz carry for some
days, II not weeks. 1t was one Of the hoalthiest
possible exemplidcations OF " muscular Chris
tisnity," and will, no doubt, be or more moral
benedt to the pickpocket than several hours of
PREACHING. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

a hHoTTY CASE FOR SErTLRnRNr I'M
CouRT.|Some OF the New Hampshire LAWYERS
which Is soon to be decided in ono of the courts
on the state. A short time since the dead body
OF man named Samuel Jones was found in the
WOODS or wentworth The deceased, 1t APP
cradle property remains to be enjoyed BY the
neI or heirs Nov 1t so happens that the death
o. me son occurred In December last: whether
Sne tether died before or after that date cannot
ne determined by the evidence 60 far produced.
II the fethef died first, then the estate would
SeeCsAd 10 the son, and from him TO O half
0eo INST, tho estate would 90 to the brothers
and sisters Of the father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

NJ n ona,s, NSvA soorIA, Oct. i2-rhe .so,s.
s.e :sasss Or Bhfbs ssf.w. l,.S Greenfield and
last night, with fully half hs;s we're burned
ioss VIII probably reach e,ee 81 e"atsssss The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

SAM RANDALL's LIBEL SUITs.-Suit has been
brought in the supreme court Philadelphia by
the Hon. s. j. Randall against William r.
Leeds, John l.. Hill, Peter A. b. widner,
Charles Hollis and James n. Kerns for libel
growing out OF the report made to the Hartranf,
club concerning a letter alleged to have been
written by Mr. Randall to Colonel Mcclure in
connection with an allegation of conspirscy be-
tween these gentlemen and Alderman McMul-
len TO issue fraudulent naturalization papers
AT the same time writ WAS issued against
Messrs. Peacock, Featherston & Wells pro-
prlet0rs of the Evening Bulletin. for publishing
the above mentioned report and for their edit
torlai articles asserting the truth OF the Ia
alleged therein against AIR. Randall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

"a, kANcisoo, Oct. l2.-The board of an No.
vsors having failed 10 override Msyor Aivapp,,-
veg 70 me order f.voring . gu bsidy OF t1o IA
9 han million dollars TO the I;entr., ~ ano
csnno. H a company, the project u dosd' ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

ALnAsr; n. r, Oct. IsLHon Ess -
unanimously renominstsd FOR co o. rer.y vas
to.dsS OF The iSsh Congressional Sis.ri H
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q. fhovIDnhos, Oct. Ia nre ~ Fan Ill.,,
20 m norning damaged the pocket ana e,e.s,es
ss,ed i al niver Goal Company AID precio,.
Loee $50 600. auSo Ne river.
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Winter In Main~

=. LswIsfoI, Hl., Oct i2-Ise ~.
tnas seeeon occurred here last niehtN 49,
HTn eo"P'sseiy cut OF Zoe formed in one
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Special NOTICES.


C.~TTf man. VI o. ii.u- ir Sa1th A rira
ri-- -~Ty d. ver.i q yrte AID simple -trn@dy
fer ~ +-r-- % NarFu-s N~4Et ess. Esrlr = cay.
blseH 81 the T. mary and = nina. Organs, and the
hCtr twain - Gi-Drtrrs tT'IEht bY lie sriul and
NlctTs habits. CIR a. nv,r 5er- has, been cured l.,
this bic Pr g-Tg-c BY das - Usllet
The - iCtgt and uEfa:tIte, viii senC hs reel Sc
fOs - Dar. and using tsis medicine, T. ssai.I
ezv,lr D. 20 ny ono wiz needs il. FsrrFf Gda-gs
Adore, JOSEPH T INMAN
Station ID, Eibe House,
ria:-2-ly New YORK. City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

An EpIToR's HOUSE, RoBBKD.-The resi-
dence OF Con. John H. Taggart, of the Phiiadel-
phia Sunday Times, formerly Q Washington
correspondent, was entered By burglars on last
wednesday night and robbed of q service Of
of the Philadeiphis Military School in 1864.
The thieves entered the house through q third
efory back window and r0ams6 all over the
gas in the parlor, dining-roon and bath room.
Daring their stay they visited tho pantry and
helped themselves 70 the eatabses on the shelves
and cleared their <hroats With hig drinks Of
the case, and hope In . few days to cayture the
thieves. II u thought che "job" Was "worked
up" by "0in Pig" and Psddy Co." two noto-
rfous sneak Thieves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

PRRsiDsNr THKrRs, In the course of his re-
marks before the permanent commission Of the
Assembly yesterday, used the following words:
"Europe has rendered US justice. Our army b
recovering md our credit q establhhed." This
vas received With cheers By the members Of tho
commission. II w.. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

A POTATO FAMINE THRRArKNRD.-T the
accounts " hich come to us from Maine be cor
rect-and there is no reason to think otherwise
the people OF Great Britain and Ireland are not
10 De the only sufferers from potato blight. The
Presque Isle Sunrise leans on what II claims TO
be good authority, that potatoes are rofting
very rapidly this year. When dug they look
quite healthy, but If allowed to remain week
or more without being used, the rot sets in and
destroys them. TIE experience of one farmer
Is particularly disceuraging. He had his entire
crop placed upon dry cellar floor, expecting
that the supply wOult, last him until next season.
In couple OF weeks, more than half the num-
Der of bushels stored sEsy had to be removed,
the potatoes having rotted 30 rs to be unit even
for hogs. If the crop liz the 9th er states be SIM
iiariy affected the prices will be largely in
creased this winter, SO ekat consumers In cities
Will have either to pay the advance, or content
themselves altogether With sweet potatoes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

su;s;x NE - Laura A. Fairs mother attempted
su'csoe By poison On Thursday night.
IA motion to postpone the tri.l AZ 49,.
W rMids In New York yesterday Was denied.
fivs Persons. forming boats Graz "a,
Pomered their keeper and escaped from nIscr-
c'n,n Isnd yesterday. They have not Yea bean
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TIE KENTUCKY
l. Il L BY GIFT C8NCEE
100000 I'm Rank to Pay all GIFTS.
n Fail DraTfnS ia Sight.
1000 FOB ONLY $40

81 cai act OF the Legislature, in aid OF Public
IlbIaTy OF hentucky, unay oiiahly postponed from
- ptGk BEL . To December T. ard which pOas.iy aly
ahc U lulvOcaily occurs in Louisville, by SAT
h. Il December lS.2, without further delay & n
eny &C omit whatever, tue following Cash Gifts ar
for distribution by ut among The ticket b Ild-rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

A SUPPOSED ITALIAN NoBLKMAE BURNED
TO DEATH.-I esterday mornings fire broke out
In the second story OF the tene ment house, 153
Elizabeth street. 1t originated near the stair.
way, and is thought to have been the work of
an incendiary. 1t was extinguished with a loss
OF about 500. As Henry Theall. of hook and
ladder company No 9, was leaving the third
story OF the building, he stumbled over the
charred body of man. Theall carefully lifted
the corpse and bore 1t out to the street. There
the remains were recognized as those of an Ital-
ian, one Antonio Fogse. A part of the burned
building had been occupied hv Nigre Pascal,
who rented his rooms and took boarders, mostly
Italian musicians. Fog2e lived in the corner
loom on the third story. 1t Is supposed that he
was asleep when the fire broke out, and. at
tempting to escape. became bewiidered. FOgge
Is said to have been an Italian exile, prescribed
Ior political offences 1t is also believed that
royce was an assumed name, and that he was a
scion OF noble family. The coroner took
charge OF the remains, and will hold an inq uest
to- day.-N. T..Sun, llh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

THEY TRIED an experimental blast Of nitro
giycerins on the New Jersey Central railroad
Saturday; and the explosive force OF the agent
was fully demonstrated. One man who, bchlnf
boulder forty feet OF, thought he was out oi
reach OF danger, had an arm blown Of, and va
otherwise terrible mangled. Two others were
fatally injured. and piece Of rock weighing
1000 pounds crashed through the roof Of
dwelling 200 feet distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

TRIAL OF A SUMMARIZE ToRPRDo Boar
The exhibition Of Says submarine torpedo boat
Ct Schenectady, n. r., yesterday was perfect
success. The trial was witnessed by Acting
secretary Of the navy and chief q the 6uresu ~
ordnance Rear Admiral a. Ladiow Csse. Com.
modore w. b. Reynolds, chief q the bpresu Of
equipment and recruiting, and Naval Constr r .
tor HANSON. Tho chiefs OF the bureaus OF con-.
structton and repairs and navigation stood on
shore and, BY use OF telegraph Keys, the vessei
FroHr WITH APAcHss-Sepsnteen Red a1.,-,
In An extra, says: Lieutenant Nav Kissenda.r
With troop Of twenty-one men Of the 9Th cav,
airy, came upon the Apaches in force. fftv nile.
i ird;. r.esc1tt, and killed seventeen, when the
stoisn property vas found, sho vins that the
.naisns wno were killed drew rstions from the
camp on the Verde reservation 70 Seute "a ber -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12
TUESDAYS Elections.

1NpIANA.-Hendrick's majority in Indiana
will be between eco and 200. The republicans
elect their state ticket, including a Congress.
man at large, with the exception OF their can
Gidate for Governor and perhaps their candidate
for superintendent OF public works. The fol-
lowing are the maiOrIties in the Congressional
dem, 143; % district, Wolfe, DEM, 4 34s; 81 dis
trict Holman, dem, 991; 4th district, Wilson,
rep, 397; 5h district, Coburn, rep, s24; 9th dis
trlct Hunter, rep, $50, 9TH district. Cason, rep,
400; Sth district, Tyner, rep, 5000; 9th district,
Shanks, rep, SO; 10th district, Taylor, rep,
pc; 18th district, Packard, rep, 716.
PENNsYLvAEIA.-Oficial returns have been
received from Pennsylvania as follows: Lebanon
county ], Al majority for Hartranft, and 800
majority tor Killinger, rep, for Congress. Cum
berland county. 1873 dem; Northampton coun-
ty, Sill DEM; Bucks, SIS dem; Wyoming, 200
dem; Susquehanna, G61 rep; Montour, 2i6 DEM;
Delaware, ,l09 rep; Adams, Z13 dem; Berks
6,olS dem; Lycoming. 40S dem. Holster Cly-
mer, Tor Congress, has 6 OH majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-12

OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPART
MINT is presided over By unsurpassed cutter
and our workmen we'll skilled, which enables US to
guarantee perfect fit and durable workmanship.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-07
N ATU RES

,'nnlnin. rn Lt StitiiC;-N" 81 AZ:
nF LhAU-Nn ii,iIhHNE- NITRATE
or SILVER. aud i, ,u,itl, ire" '''hn the
Poisonous an II .rth ir.troyH. Dtng' used
in other iIair i'rop,ra'i""~,
Transparent aid cl",r ~ crrs'nl It viii
rot soil the finest I,h lr--'t' els foF, :.
riEAN and EftI'If.NT - l'.i,i'ra,un>
I0NG SOUGHT lOE AND FOUND Al
LtSr
II rrst"r"s and prevents tn Hair from h."
coming GRAY, linpnt- sol gin>sy aIP'ar
ance, removes l,andntf j. cp. aud rtt"~h
lug 10 the head checks ,h,. ilait from falling
nn, aud testor,s il I" great rSirut shrre
pr maturely host. prevents Head ,ci" cures
all Iinmofs cuirrrou- "fulhinsS, aud nupat
nraI Heat. A. n,'s-isg E,' the tltir 1t T.
the Ersi Artic,. ia the uk"t.
br. g. mi I'll. 'atrute-. t'r'iton function,
Mas Prrp,r' nntr hs pitn TOR ERoS,.
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