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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

WASHINGTON AND ONO VATtuOAD=
" bpupg bohedule, heEinninE Apr.l 4. iE.l Nv,
talns daily Ieteept hundAyal between kldaA AM
hAmilton, Leave Alstandua At . rs o. M and ~ ~
tNeh hamllion a. u a. N. and b rs r. ~. Leave
nanlton A. = m, and - p. pass i,-eabufE
~ M 800 w p. m, and arrive At AiuIaBdfla AZ
b95 a. N. and 20 .. m.
The " n. tfaln from AleIanirih ard y % D. m.
train from Hamilton connect a. IIsrttian 'yyiib
kem9s daily lueo Ooaehcf Tor PufoeIi1Ilis, snlrL
efuVille, Hsrryvllls and NlnohostSF Also via
teAmeTs line o. Uaaches, which leave ss-bBTT dan,
for 4 ldis and hiddlsburg ~
All goods, per SteamsF R,iiroad or Fvpfesa ia
eare o. ". ", HANENER, freight aad TIgkst Agent
~ Aletandra will be forwarded - far a. Hamilton
tes OF ehaFfo, other than regular taflu rates.
Vommgi.uon uekets, three eguta per mile.
Annuh uokotst tbl. h II. uANFNTR,
mylau gsuoraI TirkSt Agst,t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30


PRoPosAISS FOR 6WEIh Nc, AND TOWER
TO BUILDERS
OFEICE hdHT.HoUsE ENdMEIR,l
Third DIBTniCT, y
T0MIHIEBvnLE, N. y, September u, Is79 J
beAlod proposals., Endorsed Proposals for DNolllnE
ard TgSST for Light House at Fort Tompklns, New
noon OF SDAY. the LIST day Of October, on printed
FORMS which, With plAns spoo tsrml Of con-
tract aud any desired Informs lon, be had on Ap
plcation BY mall, or In person 70 ,,,,,,,,r,,,,,.
sspSI Col. Of EuEBSsTS. i. II. Engineer
IMPROVEMENT OF THE UPPER COLUMBIA
i RIVER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
UEITED STATIC ENoMHER's OIIcE,l
Sealed proposals, In duplioAts, will be reoelyed AZ
this once until II - on the llth day Of OOlOBEh
lb19, for the Improvement Of the Upper Columbia
River At each Of the following pclntsi
John Days RAP da, % miles above the Dalss' about
Devils Bshd 10 miles above the DAIlss. about Ill
cubic yards
| UmGtIs Rapids, lO7 miles shove the Dalles
Tho work 70 bo doae consists Of blasting out rock In
hedges and the removal Of bouldou, all rock being
under water.
Ths amount available for the work IL hfy thousand
Printed IpsolhoatIous InStTuetion 10 bidder and
blank forms for P1oDoaAa will be fuInAhed on ARPi,
'' mRNRY NJ ROBERT,
| Bsp9l Major Of EnRinsoru, u. u. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

II ROpOSAIS FOR ARMY OIOTHINu AND
MATERIALS.
DEPOT QUARTERMABrEh'B OIIICE,l
PHLApELPHIA, August ~, lbT2. !
Sealed proposals will be rsoeivod ~ this pteo, IN
duplicate, (uhore pFopsL forms will " tufnishedD
ioT the delivery the sohuJl Arsenal
sSG 10 HsiHists, osySlry. With trimming complete.
R0 DO Light ARTILLERY, do.
ibOUO Uniform Gaps, Infantry, do.
sSSS Oa& NJ Hats' With trimming. oomplsts.
$4,000 Forage Gaps.
iBD1l YGTds IlAnk Italian Cloth.
500 do yellow do.
b1OD DO Ualored Jaans, for Innings
i6OO doEOn Black WAddlnE, pounds to the dozen,
70 DO equal 10 ali respects TO the samples which can
PToposSis viii DO received for GDy portion Of the
above articles. . -,
BiddSTs will state In their proposals the quantity
BID foT and tho time Of delivery and lndoIse thereon
"PToposAls for Army Clothing and hsterAlln
Assistant QuArtsrmaster General United States Army
aapn
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Railroads.
AhEENisS5RgHBJA AsAbN Rr rwy YAs;sB%I,EESEGTRS

A LgX4rPgIA AND. wAsHINGT0E
FREDfRi6KsBG5G RkiLfwAY MA "'''
! DEPOT OnRNER SIXTH AND - sTREETH
o. HI 4 ~ ~ asiielIS5aHa IeaFe a. follows Fi
lea; g,us ION ksSsRRdPis STRIVE s. follows, ssy
Tial1, 33,5k,d thns connect Win trIss wash
,9nhANT1y0 accommodates leaves Washington
uREkP baUiUlfIi fFIesE GaSS9PEFss II, R,,s,,o,d.
leaves Washington 1890 ,. m, daily, sIoePt Sun
fhreush Ticket, to all point. South spd soulhwe.t
BssSSss % be- ebdetsd x i. 69t,. SSd praaspes
B6ERgYi Q. SMITH, Ticket, AGENT
IT, .. huUhb' tenoral PtEIruEUr hgunt iy2D-u
BALTIMORE AE9 E9TOmhC HAIL
DEPOT ooREEE SIXTH MD STREETS
TRAJHg LEAVE. FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
n NIAGARA Empress, sos a. w., Western ".
s'is n, Baltimore Mail Ss Day o'N'' except S'"'
,o dsSlls. w.. o. SO 4 m. Mail. daily. sI.
g.:s'. daily sIssDT sun IS ~. ' % Western E,
rs B.l.lsE. 40 fS az Pssslag Esprs...
oomm2danou' daily, En- daily, sIespt sunday
S SSg. 6Sgsq1a5 ms daily, except
Hi : i,1'V %! sRS m ~ aoSS; J., A'O0~nOd.
V'''-'d 7iio An. oaLntioo .Aoo'n.
II ~ On, dsliy, o., Bun.
| ,- . dAy.for Rich iidnd andB
IM.sng"r- loa'lnE ihsir ordsFv ~ TioEet sOhos,
rni'hWre corner hthth street ADD Psnnsy AZ.
Hna eau nave helr laEEaEe called Tor and ohseksd A
hotels And residences 10 NJ poiats North and WEI
ihrouFh uckta 70 CinCinuati Oou mhns 1dianafoiiS
iioulsslne, NJ Louis, New Orleans, Chicago Omaha
| aud Southwest '''"'''f
PERUY 9. SMITH, Agent
-, Omcei hlHth aBd pouEalVania Avenue
r. T. DInAhltH, Uonsfal SupsHntands nj.
-. H. hOUNu, General Passenger Agent nat
WASHINGTON AND ONO uAunoAn
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The London P-ess on the Boston
COnflag ration.
LONDON, November l2.-All the
London morning papers express the
deepest sympathy for the sufferers oy
the Boston coufagration. They at
tribute the great disaster to the bad
management of the fire department.
police and municipal authorities oftbat
citv.
fire is a scsudalous outrage on civil'za-
ton. and an evidence OF q most
inefficient city government BY
the way OF showing the superior,
ity, in a crisis like the Boston hre' o.
smaller. we'll organized fire departments
over a larger but badly managed one,
It com pares the small London hre
br;oade and the narrow crooked streets
and alleys in this city. where fires sel'
dom oct beyond the building wherein
thew originated, with the thousands OF
undiscip7ined firemen, huge granite
s,ructures, and open places in Boston.
There" it says, "the best portion,
Of the city was DESTROYED Tor want OF
oood management to prevent the pro-
eress of the flames, which we're finally
stopped by use Of powder, ana to,s
wretched business va. entrusted to Vol
unteer citizens instead Of skilled opera
tors.
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DIsTRICrCOI'RTOF ."HHuvN'ini.

DISTRICrrOI'RT ."uH'Nl,,'is
states Tor the DIstrictol n
In BANKRUPTCY. shall
bank upt.
District OF West irginia, 81.
Thiyis 10 Give notice that on the ~ h day
Of September, lS'2 W IT mt OF bankrupt
cy was is-ued out OF the District Court of he
United States Tor the Distr CT 81 West Viz
ginia against the etste Of William r Par.
WoOd, In salt District, who has been ad-
judgei a bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment % any debts and The de-
livery OF any property belonging TO Such
bankrupt, To him. or for his use, AID the
transfer OF any property by him. are for
biddrn by law, and that an ahlOuI ned
meeting 4 the creditor Of said bankrupt,
10 prove their debts and 10 choose one or
NOR. aSsignees OF his estate. viii be held III
a courI OF bankruptcy, 10 be holden al the
Office OF W. w. Van NIukl@, ESq., Ia Par
ker.burg, W. Va, uefO,e George Il. Cald-
well, tsq Rrgider In Bankruptcy for laid
Iistrl {, on the 9TH day Of November, A. ID 4,
1877, at o'clock r. VI The meetinz hereto
fore notified for October Y, 1917, havinR
been adj Jurned TO the time and place now
hereby notified fDr raid adJ"urn,d meeting.
IN order that the d feet in publication Of
her q 1872, may be Temedi d by this publ
cation. No actIon was taken at the met.
ing OF October 2, 1917, exc .pt to prove debts
and adjourn TO November 9, lS2, as above.
ii. SLACK,
u. &. MarShaI for said Dis rict.
HUGH p. NEAL, Deputy U. Is. harshsl.
Oct2I-r
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BROOKLYN.
Supposed Murder.

BROOKLYN, N, Y, November "a
The body of q man, supposed to be g
Spaniard named Cozzi. was found on
the sidwalk Of Park avenue early this
forenoon, with q bullet wound in the
breast and q revolver with one barrel
empty lying near the body. He is be-
lleved TO have been murdered. His
money, $35. gold watch aud other jew
elry were not disturbed.
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ARCHITECTS.
Sixth Annual Convention.

CrEcryyArr, November IL. - The
Sixth Annual Convention of the
American Institute OF Architects met
in Mozart Hall this afternoon, and was
csllej to order by Carl Pieffer, OF New
York.
In the absence OF President P. Hat.
field, the First Vice President took the
chair.
About twenty-five delegates were
present.
Mr.. Hatfield read the annual address,
which was quite long 1t deprecates
the under biddiog style Of competition
prevalent among too many architects,
and urges a higher professional tone.
He reviewed the improvement in arcbl'
lecture during the last ten years, and
took the grounds that there was room
for still greater progress during the
next ten years. The best road TO i'm
provement, the writer believed, WAS in
the adoption Of a system OF specitica-
tions.
The reading was followed by applause
and a vote Of thanks.
Secretary Pieffer read the annual re-
port OF the Board of Trustees, which
was adopted. 1t showed the work OF
the institution, setting !orth that much
was done in the way Of correspondence
with foreign architects, who manifested
q warm interest in the work. The
Treasurer's repor. showed balance of
1915 "a.
The Chairman Of the Committee on
Education, Mr.. Ware. Of Boston, read
an interesting report regarding the
necessity of regu ar stuiies in archi-
tectural work as propagation for office
work.
The reports OF the Chapters occupied
most OF the remaining hours ofthe alter
noon session. In the report oi New York
Chapter Mr.. J. Bloor, Secretary, spoke
,ncerning the Chicago and Boston
fires. In his last annual report OF New
York Chapter he alluded to the dis
ter to Chicago, which was mostly due
to the construction OF bulldogs. Such
detects were owing to the narrow prov
incialism o. mercantile handicratt aud
seltishness OF commercial speculation,
not being guide by juiicous benign
and badly educated experts.
After consideration of the amend
ments to the constitution and bylaws
and some other important business, the
Convention adjourned till III A. NJ. to-
morrow.
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CALIFORNIA.
Grants Majority.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 12 -Addi.
tional 'eiurns rom the election in this
State in, crease Grants maj jority to about
1000, md these figures will not be
changed much either way by the re-
turns yet to come in.
Furthe returns from Oregon make
Grants IN ajority 5000 in that State, but
the Dem, rratic counties yet to hear
from will reduce these figures consid-
erably.
Dead.
Harrison Jones, Deputy Collector OF
Internal R evenue at Los Angeles, died
last evenln;,
lrhe Boston Fire.
The Bost On fire affects San Francisco
but little CO numerically. 1t will be felt
principslly .,y the boot aud shoe trade.
The destructl on OF wool will be felt BY
the growers.
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CHICAGO.

Handsome Contribution for Boston.
CHICAGO, November l2.-Up to noon
to-day the contributions Of Chicago to
the Boston Relief Fund, including the
subscriptions Of private citizens, the
800 600 from the Relief Society and
$4,000 voted BY the County Com mis-
sioners. amounted to q total Of $2l4,-
460 This will be considerably in
creased.
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NEW YORK.
Effects OF the Boston Fire.

New YORK, November l2.-Applica
ton was made in the Supreme Cour
this morning for an Injunction restrain
ing the International Insurance Com
panv from transscting business until
further orders of the court. The ap-
plication was granted. The company
loses $400, 900 by the Boston fire.
1t is reported that the Market In
surance Company has been obliged te
suspend on account of losses,
The Humbold Insurance Company
loses about 100000. ALI its capita
will be consumed. -
The situation in mercantile circles
to-day are unchanged. Several OF Bos
toms largest wholesale clothiers are
here selecting goods, intending to re-
sumo business at once.
DefaIeation in the Gold Exchang.
bank.
A defalcation amounting to $4,000
has just been discovered in the Gold
Exchange Bank OF this city. General
Harrison C. Rogers, the cashier. is the
defaulter. He admitted his guilt to the
officers of the bank. No steps have
yet been taken toward prosecution.
Drop.y Among tile Horses.
The dropsy is now breaking out
among the horses in this city, and quite
a number OF new cases have been re-
ported tonight. The Third Avenue
railroad have 10 horses suffering and
none are expected to live.
The Board of Underwriters
This afternoon resolved that the rate:
of 1867, as published in 1870, shall be
the rates for all risks within the limits
OF the board, and these rates shall be
without rebate.
Father Burhe
Lectured in the Academy of Music thi'
afternoon, in reply to Froude. This
was the frst OF the course, and was at,
tended by an immense audience.
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THE WEATHER.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty.fOur
Hours.

HOURS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November l3, A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
In the Northwest and thence over the
lakes soutberly to northerly winds
veering to north westerly, with cloudy
weather and light snow, but clearing
weather by the afternoon in the north
west. From the Upper Miss'ssIppi
Valley to Irdiaua and Tennessee
southerly winds and cloudy W weather
with ooc.oion .ur -~:- u .h" W i","jj-
Gull States souther1v winds and na CLOUDY S
weather but in the Eis ern un' % ofa, n",
6 NTH Atlantic States genera'iy c'e''
weather and norther y winds III '"e
lower lakes and thence over New Eng,
land and the Middle States Clear co''
weather and northerly winds.
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cr.rE or wrsr VIRGINIA. OHIO

CTsTE OF wFST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- county,,s NuDicip Courl OF Wheel.
log, Octob. rules, 49,.
=. X. SHILLING W. Jackson Bower, James
Wbarry, thomas Whsrry and David T.
flack. partners as Boge Go. q T.
Dishee attach uent In aSumpsit.
The OBJECT OF this suit {. ~ recover from
the defendants the IN OF sl0O0 sith iniers~t
tn. reOn. as per contract IrU IA the 9Th day
Of c'oDer, l5f', I'LL payment and the c0st-
Oi ~ ISsu {. A. II appear ng no q an am.
davit fled In the cause lhsi the said defend
ants are NONRESIDENT Of the -tste OF West
Virginia. II l. therefore ordere that the
aid d~feniants do appear within one
month after the date OF The fn-t publ.
cation Of tnis notice and do what l. neces-
ssTy TO defend their Interest,"
1e~ie: DANA L. HI tlBBARD, Clerk.
IAiL JR d BARK, Attorneys for Plain
tin. octZ8 oswb
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w ASIIINGTON.
Cabinet Icefiuy-The Boston Fir
Discussed.

Cabinet IceftuX-The Boston Fire
Discussed.
WAsH'N 'GroN, November l2.-The
President returned to-day and the usu-
al Cabin ct meeting was held this after
noon. 1t is understood that the Boston
fire and the means Of relief that should
be ext .nded to the sufferers were dis
cussed II length In a conversation to-
dav S, .cretary Boutwell, said that the
failure Of the Wall street epeculators to
produc ca panic yesterday was undoubt-
edly d. le t. the action OF the Treasury
Deparr ment, few weeks since, in using
its pow er in regard to the legal tender
reserve g.
PardOned.
The President has pardoned April
ton o, ksmith, who was c2cih c2Sci;n rho ToUs sIoU ~
ten ye' .rs ago oil cor. -. 10y .;uoo Wv sraSaI
Ls"e, ,ba e, !s out SSf the law.
Solicitor General.
1t i: stated tonight on very good au.
thorit that Ex-Governor Wells, Of Vir-
glnia, will be appointed Solicitor Geu-
eral il place of Bristow, resigned.
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OHIO.
Roller Explosion.

YoUSGsrowN, o., November l2.-One
OF the new boilers r,ecently set up in the
place OF the ten VIII ich exploded about
about three mont ago at Brown, Bon.
nett l. Co.'S rolling mills. blew up yes
,erdsy afternoon with a loud report.
One piece shot up through the mill
crushing timbers and tearing the ma
ch,nerv in it's course Two fremen,
Jos. Wallace and Michael O'Maliory
were killed, thr-e seriously injured and
others slightly hurt The cause Of the
expl0siep q not ksewa. -,
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CINCINNATI.
Centennial subscriptions.

CINCINNATI, November 12-The
Ohio members of the Board OF Finance
,or the Uuited s stes Centennial met
to-day aud appointed . committee 10
arrange for th. opening OF books at
variou. PLACES throughout the 8 ste for
suhsoriptioos % the Csatssnial tund.
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LOUISIAN 4.
CnuniiuE the Vote.

New ORLEANS, NJvemb r l. The
pleted. 9eauregsrd, for Administrator
leads Burk (coloretD bv small ma
j nity. Greeley. in this city. has vrr'
/ .rg- maj prity over Cir mt The count
IT, o will be cpmpIetrd tomorrow.
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RuIclle,
Relief for Boston SuRerers-T" nv
Hanged.


PHILADELPHIA, Novc''oer ~ "A
large meetine as held this afternoon
action to afford relief to the suf-
fe.ers by the Boston fire. Resolutions
OF sympathy we're adopted and COM
'nittee of thirty was appointed to
adopt such measures OF relief as may
be found necessary and to collect such
funds as may be required for the aid
OF suffering families. Al. Drexel was
appointed treasurer.
The theatres have also offered to gve
benefits for the sufferers.
George Grant will be executed at
We.tchester tomorrow for the murder
OF Mrs. A. K Spence.
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IOWA.
An Extensive Fire.

DAVENPORT, November PA fire
b,oke out in the warehouse on the cor
ner OF Front and Main streets, at liz
,b,s morning. At thi- hour. midnight
il j. sill ra ing and threatens to cor
,ume The W hole block. The entire fire
DEPARTMENT ~ out.
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LOUISVILLE.
Tr,aI or Rev. Robertson.

Louisville, November II Tine tr'a'
O, R.v G. H. Robertson was COM
menced this morning The Preshytery
vas called to order by the Moderator
Rev. DR. E. P. Humphrey. The prose
cu,ion ia conducted by Rev; }. )
Hayes, D. D, and J. B. Temple IG' G
defendant is represented by J"hn u
Barrett. A numcer Of 'ah'es are !" az a.
tendance at the court. lne case VII
probably occupy several days.
Suicide.
A stranger, named Fred. Harrison
committed suicide near Bardstown, KY.
Yesterday about noon. He borrowed 6
shotgun to kill rabbit, and P'ac'nE
the muzzle under his jaw, shouted
"Good-byer" and pulled the trigge
with his loot. No explanation is gwen
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PIrTSB BU RGH.
nsafh af Rev. J. X n0y

P,rrsBuaeH. November l2.-Rev.
jeremiah Knox, the we'll known fruit
,roverof this city. died suddsn:y last
nisht q bio sssidsaes. Of heart disease
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i,, '.,n., ni Them, The te-lihion1 " w.
h..i ,.iIiz.aS. oI nil ciase-, e>uhUiiNlS as
L,ct thai CHERRY PECIoKAL " auu ~" p,
r,.ii, vp and cure ia. Athlete uisorueIso' W
49,, rhrn,t and Lungs uryond any othet
,m..,ri,. The most dan kcious anrcilons
mi ,n. Pulmonary organs yield iolt poWsL
and ,,,s,.s ot lMpflOS, cuieu W
,hIs pr.nITntion. are publicly known,
70 ma, L .,nl. A. haidIy 10 ~. beilevcd, weIe
ihry moi proven bey Qua dispute. ass ien
,-iy it II adrqtIat.. .On ~hlcii the PuoNIm
r.iy ,or IuII PREDICTION. liy curing xcpoo
~ ,,,.,unn,.r, oI more serious disease "
ave, uuuumb.re,i lives, an1 AN nh nhouu. W
suffering not lo b- computed. u
truL and COW lncrs tue nost skePtssA.
+ very family should Keep IL OH hhuo q
| n,oIecIlOn against the early anu unp6-
| 'r.,y,,i attack oI PulinoIary huections
| which are easily met at nr,i. but Whicn Wv
| come Iucuraule, and - often mlai, ny
! I,,I,d lender lungs nesIs thh uoeuso'
! Ind n IL unwi-c Ia De without IL. AZ sale
| yuar,l 10 children, amid the disuessing uhs.
| ,,.,-s wh .cn bs,s,i iIe ThrOat anu ,ns.V
| cnildhood CuERRY PICTORIAL Is inVau-
| lii. for. by It's timely Use, muitituds sre
| ,.,rue,I from premature graves ahu saNeu
| iotIe love am affection centeieh on .c,.
| n acts sp.-ediiy ana surely against otuInsy
| colds, SECURING sound hnd heAinIci
| sIeeu No one Will suIer troDlesone ~
| sIIYtSZA and painful BkONChlTDs,
! when they know how easily they osh u
| curen. , ,o,., ,.,or,o,.
| and successful chemical investigation, no
cn.i or toll IN spared In making every pottio
IA the utmost y. sSsIDl. periectioh. ~ msY
he confidently relief upon ~ p-,~nk ~
a.. Virtues it has ever exhibitsd, anu q
pl producing cures M ineihosS"'o
p,e ~ IL has ever elected.
| m
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AS 10 the
Editorial Department,

we need only refer To the management OF
this department OF the paper In the past, a.
the best guarantee OF It's course In the iu.
ture. Surce IL To say that IL Will be bold
ourSpoken, Independent, fearless.
Speciu a attention will also be given In
our Literary nd Art Reviews 10 new
books, paintings, &C.
The MErRUr LITAN RECORD will be
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Atthese terms the RECORD will be one .
the cheapest, aS well n one OF the largtst
of the Democratic weeklie, puoiShe IN
this or any ether part OF the country.
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OF read IN IN utter 10 ill an ocitY volume
OF nearly two hu iired pages, and OF the
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Our readers will do us n special favor by
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lipp nCott's Magazine

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ard Art. Literary CrI icism, ,"ssi conc rm'
ir, persons nf Nota. Incidents OF the Dhy'
ami other Novel AM Amusing 'o"l'S, ~
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HALI'S
Vegetable sicilin
II AIB
REVIEWER.

.y.,y -, ,,. '-spsratIon which 10
th,. ,,.t,,yanii ybl LEE an assure our old
dne ~ ,ns,I, or,.nn W. '~up TO its high
patrons that II IN kept fui.. 80. ~
stand 'rd; and IL II the only
perfected preparation for restof. NJ
Or FADED HAIR to its youthful COLO.
Ing u son, la drouS, and silken. The o.
by It's use, becomes white and clean. Il re-
moves ali or IptioBs snd dandrufi, and, by
iu tonic properties, prevents the hair from
falling out, M II stimulates and nOurishos
the hair-gltnds BY IL. u-e, the hair groWs
thicker aud stronger. In baIdness, II rs-.
stores the capillary glands 10 their norma
vigOr. aud will create a new growth, exospl
In extreme old age. IL II the most econorn.
icai HAIR DREs.fs0 ever used. ~ 10 reQuirss
lever applications, and gives the hair q
splendid, gIonsy appearance. A. A. Haye,
VI. d.. state Assaysr OF Massachusetts,, aays.
FThe constituents are pure, and carefully
selected tor excellent quality; and oonsid.
er II the Bet PkEP AkATros Tor IL inland
ed purposes."
Solo by all Druggists, and OeaIsrs