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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-25

FIRST DISTRICT Court OF SOUTHERN WoR-
CEsTER-JILLsoN, J.-Week ending July o.
Mary A. Mahony, of Oxford, was sent to the
house of correction for term of ono month for
disturbing the peace; Thomas Timbleton, of
Southbridgc, paid a fine Of SO and costs for
disturbing the peace, and 800 and costs for an
assault on Constable Ryan, Michael Timblc-
ton, of Southbridge, paid fine of SO and
costs Tor disturbing the peace and $40 and
costs for an assault on Sheriff Thayer; Michael
Hines and Patrick Jarrett, of Southbridge, paid
a fine of SO and costs each for disturbing the
peace; Daniel Ryan, of Southbridge, paid a
fine OF SIS and costs for disturbing the peace
WEST BoYLsToN is ono of the most enter
prising and thriving OF our neighboring towns,
and with the prospective advantage of the new
railroad which is to cross it, will become still
more so. Among other signs of business prog
ress, Messrs l.. M. Harris & Co. are building a
new cotton mill at LAIR svile, just above their
present mill, on the Quinepoxet river. The new
mill Is 1O4 feet long by CT wide, and is to be
three stories high, with a one story ell y
by 30. IL is being built Of stone. trimmed with
DrlcK around the castings of the doors aud win.
dows, for better safety against fire 1t is of a
capacity for 1872 looms, with 5000 spindes. The
company's present mill, also of stone, % by 45.
ana three stories high, runs 76 looms. The
coulpahys estate comprises about 30 acres of
land, besides 100 acres higher up the stream in
Holden, on which are several water privileges
The company have begun the erection of A large
number OF new dwellings in the vicinity of their
new mill for operatives, and the new enterprise
will add largely to the growth of that section of
the town. This enterprising company consists
Of L. NJ Harris, Gideon Harris, G. NJ. Harris
and Alfred Whiting, who began operations there
some % or 80 years ago.
The route of the Massachusetts Central rail.
road, upon which work has commenced in ,bc
eastery section of this town, passes from the
northerly section Of Holden through Harris.
vile, within one hundred feet of the new mill.
and crosses the Nashua railroad few feet
south of the depot at 0akdale, whence its route
is through the valley and the easterly portion
of the central village of West Boylston to Old
Boylston.
The West Boylston manufacturing company
are rebuilding their old stone mill at oakdalc,
burned last year. 100 feet long and 20 feet wide,
and three stories high for the manufacture of
cotton fabrics, and are rebuilding their old
brick mill, 1875 by so feet, for machine shop,
SC. Their new wooden mill, 100 by 100 feet,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-25
DArENr OFFICE BUSINESS
THOs. n. DODGE,
TTNIVERsALLY PRAISED

Formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman Of the
Board Of Appeals, u. s. Patent O1Ce) Counsellor ut
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Ofice-Dodge's
Block corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass.
MI Atytf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-25
6Hamts.

SITUATION WANTED, to do general
- homework or second work in a small family Ap-
ply a No. 229 Front st.. right hand middle bell.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Yesterday morning, at o'clock, Mr.. VIM. S.
Huntington, tho well known cashier Of the First
National Bank, died at his residence, on Don.
groa 4botWeen StOddard and Green street.,
GeorRetown, OF plue1 pneumonlA, aiter an III.
ness ol but one week.
On last Tuesday morning he was taken with
a chill In his once, and since that time grew
gradually worse, ORA Garrett and Peters, his
attending Physicians, hold n consultation on
Monday night, and thought that bis symptoms
seemed favorable, AT about II o'clock no was
sleeping quietly, and seemed so much easier that
Gov. Cooke, Mr.. GassaWay. and several other
personal friends, who were attending him, LEFT
seemed 70 be deliriouS. Mrs. Huntington, Mrs.
Montgomery and Mrs. Chapman, who were then
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
CITY SMALL TALK /.

Tho Japs take pepper In their ale.
There was q raise In umbrellas yesterday.
What pretty day was ysstsrday-for ducks
Nilsson "wrastles her hash" at tho Arlington.
The engagement ring Of tho period is q big
nashy affair. 80 New York dictates.
The organ grinders are prescribed by Rich .
mond (YRD laws. Where's our organic actt
Senator Wright will deliver q lecture this
evening before tho senior class Of the National
University law school.
The Japs don't seem TO understand that rain
hurts SILK hats. They run around as II their
st0yeplpes were OllBkin.
Out Of respect to tho late VIM. S. Huntingto
the nag OF the Washington lub- house was kept
at hatmast yesterday.
"a Chicagoan," says an exchange, 'charges
my cents for sig ming petitions" Orane wOu ID
beat him DOWN TO ten cents, sure.
Now that the season OF dancing is about
played out, chiropodlAl artists are doing q rush.
ing business shaving corns.
Young gents who can get through q hall
hours conversation without using slang phraaeI
are 10 demand In the West End circles
Papas are being raided for money wherewIth
to purchase new eroquOt sets, That game will
30 eneIgetieally pushed as soon as tho weather
becomes suitable.
None Of our young gents have yet Initiated
the frenohman who committed suicide because
his boots were tight, II they'd follow his exam.
pie what slim crowds there would DO about the
Several OF our new spaper men arc begging TO
DO sent after Lowery'S gang. It's an open road
70 imperishAble fame and q heroic death. They
like hai Sort ofhiag.
Pullots don't seem inclined TO work, so the old
women from the country say. IL. @. would Ad
Wise the strapplng Of ten-Pound dumb bell %
their backs. That would fetch 'om 10 biz,
40" IT. as you state, you can get away with
three square meals every day, and are not trou.
bled with the nightmare, we really don't think
you stand very much In need OF an appetizer.
The rain OF yesterday drove an unusually
large crowd ofVasrants Into the galleries OF the
House Of Representatives, where they snoTed O.
loudly as to drown the response OF the member
TO the frequent calls Of the roll.
Ono OF the syndicatOrs, while abroad, fancied
he picked up some points In the manly art
A night or two ago he attempted to convince
his father Of the correctness OF his Idea. The
old gent put on the gloves and polished him OF
handsomely. His stOyoplpe Is now too small for
him. and no ulOoks bad n6Oul tho eYean
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
CON- uITrBE ON MANUFACTURES,

sWNNNkNNMMNN
The Joint COMMITTEES on Manufacture met IN
one o. the Oonnoil COMMITTEES rooms last eyen ming
MT. Paine made rev remarks on the subject Of
compressed air, and said that the trouble had
been not :? much TO make a. 70 transfer com
pressed air RON point 10 point To illustrate
Us power he stated how an engine hal bean run
hy iti that II was brought Into usa In making
the MI; Oenis tunnel, and was being now used
At tho Hoosac trnnel IN Masaachuietts. The
same work COT be done as well with twenty
pounds Of ooml ssed air a. IL done with forty
pounds Of steam. Az the Great Fails there are
Thousands and hundreds OF thousands Of gallons
OF water that was running away tor want
OF utiliflng, which could be brought into
use for two hfths the expense required By steam.
The only trouble In transmitting the air
would be, that the pipes should be placed be-
meath the ground, TO keep them away from the
frost He maintained that BY utilizing the
water power tho air could be carried Into evory
building and made 10 run tho machinery, even
to the Running Of a sewing machine. ny this
process they would take away all tho expanse
OF furnaces, wood and coal, and lesson the risk
on Insurance. He said that tho gentleman
building the REPuBLicAN printing once had
offered him, sometime ago. q large sum Tor the
sole use Of this right, but he had declined to sell
Mr.. Campbell eaid that both water and ait
were both At the Falls, and they could 70 ahead
with the "a pertinent
The committee thOn hdiourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Ials, lasO PcnnsyIyanIa Ave.
nno opRo. WIIInrdn, % otcI.
COrnWGll & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
1i1S and 1is0 Penna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL.
800 CHESTS CHOICEST GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS IN STORE AND BOND.

CoFFEB.
800 Mats old Dutch JAVA.
20 Bag. Prime CeJlon JAVA.
10 Bales GenIine MOCHA.
10 Hogsheads PLANTATION.
80 Bags Prime RIO and MARlCAIBO.
COffRg and TEA sold both Wholesale aad Re.
tall, at lowest New York Prices,
Coffee roasted fresh every DAY BIZ an experi.
enoed handi In Patent Aroma-SsVing Rooster.
Aqs,hlss DSs,Gs.;'s from Is. &c, .,.:,so.gy.
.old b. us orfsrs received through mali win 30
care Files Spo ioI .p s1s%fSs
nall ot otheruse q any numhsr o. attiolrs wanted
so dss9i mus ssE nAsDS
ImPS,,sd t.es laEurisa. Of ever description and
grossis Baoisslr. Sauces. "a different LIad,.l
Xsos.iS 4 maxwell Pie6 slss,,;-,,,-
QhntqA Baaee, Canton Ulnger.
EHt ~ 6s.lSI1sbiS'sp '"'''H' A'no''
Condemned huk.
Canned Fruits sysry description.
g.nsed Vegetables eyey description.
KennsdJ's OfsCkors mad In boston.
boss gr.eLsrs made e slnbufs,N NY.
Albert BisoulL Kdlnbursh
HaEsnnsr's Crackers.
FISH.
No. 1 MISS MAUKEREL
WHITE FITHov
RKLIBUr,
Bloatsr.. Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, saSsg.oosed
Hams, BroAktAst Bacon. Shoulders, horthsf's Pofk.
MAlsss 0rspes. BananA,, Dates, PruAas, Oranges,
9oScaDut, fiS. kasins Nuts q Al kinds. frssh And
EIerything Kept In nrst-class Grocery aluays
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

sUPREns OouRr or THn UNITED SrArEs-
IusiddE March 20 lsf2 On motion Of Mr.
Kentucky, was admitted 70 practice as an attor
ney and counsellor Of this court
on motion Of Mr.; Z, W, stoushton, J. X
Hayward, esg., Of New York, was admitted h
practice as an attorney and counsellor Of thls
| court.
on motion Of Mr.. y. q. brewster, Lewis
wain smith aud r. A, Lamberton, esq.,, o.
/ neys and councillors Of this court
No. lto Edward Pugh.AppellantyL The Uni,
ted states. The Argument Of this cause was
| the appellant. The court declined 10 heaT
further argument IN this oause.
yhi,n ~. al A,V'r' La "o"'N appellant vs. Asa
No. IA AIb.rt 7. Movrv .nD.,,.n, -,
whitney. Passed. "PP''""'' w. N'A
Lana nSiIas IN s,,n1 hus ia N errgr vs.
Ss,hn i,o,ae a. erIHI 70 INC supreme court
cantt ,5st M III a1 IVAN. Hruered me
missed, with costs, per stipuiatIon. '' w us
No. i5O Tho Phmnix InaTanee Uomnanv
plaintiffs 10 error, W., Vincent UAmilton M II
Passed, " ~'
No. ISL. James Blgler, appellant. Va. Vim
Waller .! al This cause va, argued ~ nr. J;
BY M Con, Robinson Tor the annelle. A"N
No. i52 Mary NJ Ksarnsy q al, plaintiffs in
error, VS. 7. o. salisbury 81 al Passed Tor Inc
present
plaIntlff in error, vs.. ueorse W Ksene 81 Al
In error 10 the Supreue Judieiai Gonrt ~ ,hs
state Of Massachusetts. on motion Of Mr.. u
error In this eSase bc diSmis.sa Wy W" o.
paying their own costs. -"
No. lSt: The Unitsd States, appellants, vs.
Amherst II. Wilder This cause " a. anbmittsd
or printed arguments by MT, Amman AttoS.
ney General Hill, on counsel ior the spnelinnts
and by Mr.. J. u. Sanborn for he appelIoe.
road Dompany plaInIId n errn, ~ st.hss isasi
monweSith Of Pennsyiyania. The srIa%sn Iu Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

A meeting OF the board Of managers OF the
Washington City Bible Society was held at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tlon on Monday evening, Rev. VIM. Mcclure In
the chair. In the absence OF the secretary, W.
NJ, Tenney was elected secretary pro fem.
Rev, Mr.. Cobb, agent Of the society, presented
areport for the past month. He had visited
ia families, found lS2 families composed Of tto
persons destitute Of the scriptures OF which be
had supplied by Efant AZ, BY sale a. at q cost Of
sl8.I3; had received as subscriptions ga e5; TX
per cent. Of those visited In the First ward were
tOund destitute. He stated that he saw tho
marked benent Of former visitation In the pos.
session and enjoyment Of copies then received.
Grants were made TO the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association Of 20 bibles and 90 Testaments.
Mr.. Brewster reported having obtained
twelve lilo members on the payment Of t20 each,
and Mr.. Brewster was authorized 10 continue
this mode Of raising funds with which TO con.
tlnue the work In which the society Is now en-
gagged.
fno treasurer, Mr.. BaIiantyne, reported hay.
Ing received the following sums A. X. Shep-
herd, ESQ; James L. Edwin, "; Mrs Taylor, ";
collection At Union Bible meeting, held In Union
chapel, go IS; FROM Mr.. Cobb, tolO; Calvary
Baptist church Sunday school, tll.l3
TWAS mentioned as an item Of interest that an
Italian Bible Society has been organized In the
city Of Rome, and also that the Scriptures have
boon translated Into the language Of the Esqui.
mAuN, 30 that the Inhabitants OF the rocky and
Ice bound coast Of Labrador can now say with
the Cretes and Arablans Of old: ave do hear
them speak in our own tongues the wonderful
works OF God"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Few persons passing along Pennsy lyania ave
nue., In the direction Of Galts tsWelTy store, hui
have seen and turned for a second 10 look OF the
exquisite 'oherub heads" now on exhibition
there, and 10 be sold II 10 hoped, as an Easter
church. This pAintinE is the poTk an MTs
helsn Colburn, daughter OF Rembrandt Lock
TToSli OF New York, whose painting Of the Last
Judgement. celebrated In cartoon, Is not unfa-
puIns work deserves great Communication, tho
talent '"N'Hb "isuos'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

IT, mas recently been shown by the London
Bultder that li,2i7 miles Of railway are NOW
being worked In the United Kingdom on
which have been expended no less thAn
~, 500 900, 900, which Is 1--WE times the amount
Of the annual value Of all the real property Of
STeal Britain, and two thirds OF the national
railways OF that country exceeds sllO 600, :
600 more than the total revenue, from all
sources, Of Belgium, Holland, Portugal, Dem
mark Sweden and Norway. The companies
have In their employment more than iC0, 900
officers and servants. The value OF the roll
Ing stock exceeds Sl5OO00,OOO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

W. 7. johnson, corner OF Third street and
Ponnsylvania avenue east, will sell, at o'clock,
2, m, lot - OF Grants subdivision OF square
100, together with improvements thereon.
VIM. L. Wall a %. will sell, at O'Clock, n
m, brick dwelling house, situated On Third
street near tho Washington house.
LAtlIueT a Cleary will sell At 10 O'elOck. Al
osD flitoenth stree northwest, counters, shelly.
inEl, glass cases, fixtures, sc.
Allo ~ 10 o'clock, 10 store No. 6il Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh Streots, a
nne stook q palnls, oils, glass, &C., and horse,
Green Williams will sell, in front Of The
premises, At t.50 o'clock, p, m. lot IL IN Sousre
], situated on Twentieth street, between L and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

hall, on Monday night Dr. II II. schmidt in
the chair, and u. Fardan secretary. A reeolu-
tlon offered by Mr. s. Wolf was adopted APP
dent Grant and Gen. Chapman and request the
appointing OF q German on the Police Board.
A resolution was also adopted recommending
Mr.. Charles Walter for the position.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Oncers Uaruthers, saifell, BytdA And shop
herd, Monday night, arrested Oharies, Whltney,
', II. Evans, Frank Wilmington and IN omas
Hart, upon suspicion Of having robbed Ger.
Eighth and N streets, Of a210. Sergeant bros.
nan and Ofioer ClAwson were noaf By at the
time, and fred several shots at the parties, who
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

A meeting Of the subscribers aud stock holders
Of the above association was held last night, Of
Columbian law building, for the purpose Of
adopting constitution and olooting officers.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic, And
the election resulted as follous; President, W.
second vice president, John s. Croker, ET.i sec
Rotary, L. J Sweet treasurer, W. l.. BrAmhall;
directors, George W. Cissell, W, NJ. Pumphrey,
John q. Parker, A. 7. Longley, W. W. White,
Geo. W. Stickney, s. X. Bond, o. W. Lbugan,
and Thomas RishtOn. twenty-five hundred
shares wero subscribed, and II was agreed that
the books Of tho association would DO kept open
until the LIST OF May.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

The nrst Potomac shad Of the season arrived
yesterday. They were taken at tho fishery o.
Mr. James Beasley, and were brought to the
civ by Oaptaln Frank Holllngshead, OF the
steamer KeTport Frank, like the Eood fellow
that he is, remembered his friends, and We had
the pleasure Of enjoying nice dinner In which
SOME Of those shad participated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

The hlh reception and soolablo Of the New
York Republican Association was hold last night
at the Masonic Temple, and notwlt hstandlnK the
lnclemsncy Of tho night there was large at.
tendance, and q very pleasant evening was
spent. Tho committee having charge werc At
efforts TO please aud Amusc their guests.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Sasaki, tho Chief Justice Of Japan, and other
room, and were introduced 10 the American
method Of nndinE indictments by Judge Fisher,
DlstFiet AttOrnoV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

LIMITED STATUS PATKNT oFfIOE,
" WABHiNoIoN, ID, o., March 70, lbll
On the petition a RopeHr J, Mann, Of Burlington,
bin op ne Ed dAy Of June ISIS, for an improvement
ID Il erdsfod that the testimony In tho case be
olased 90 the aiSt day d May usItj that the time
for alag aIgamehts and ne kIAminefs report be
petition be heard on the bth day o. June h6It.
Ar PfTssn mAS SP wv wa salsP'l3Ss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
Bryan Brothers,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERs IN
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
sos Penna. Ave. ODD. Metropolitan Hots
CHAHIPAGNEs,

CHAMPAGNRs,
80 Case. I. ROSdsrer's "Carto Blanche" quarts
80 Gases Q. II. Mumm a Co.'S "Dry y,rI,nsJ,'
SOC.as. nost 4 UhsndOn'a "Grssa Sea-, ;" quarts
50 Gases Charlie. HsIdsIssk a Co.'s, quarts and
pints.
Sparkling Moselle a IIockheImif.
ClAreta from the House OF BraRdenburg FTeres.
Mennessy Brandy, 1858.
llaTmonj's Topaz sherry.
Old Jamaica and 81. CfoIK lum.
BAsa English Ale, Gulnness DToWn Stoat
Younger Muir's scotch Ale.
@sGs Ia F1sdsrIeE county. vSry superior.
FRUITS, &C.
NEW RAlsINs, (sslsotod.) whole bOIss, halves sBd
WV SSE% $Sg sE RsS 5iEE SsssrSs
SfEs2 fiSs, PkutNEs, 40, 40.
Prime New York Batter, tent Bdse.)
Prime New York BuekWheAt.
stuATt's, Moller's, and Lowering SJrup.
Morten'G PiHe Apple Cheese.
English Dairy, Edam and PATmesAn Cheese.
nGryland Hams (suEar Cured.)
smoked Beef, Beef Tongaee.
BreakfAst bacon, Refined Lard.
Parker House Soups.
GOrdOn'G Preserves and Jellles, Of various kinds,
MAllard's Finest Vanilla Chocolate.
Crosse BlaekwelPs London Pickles, (AsSoTted.)
keen'a London Mustard.
Finest French and italian OIL.
italian Paste and mAcarOni.
Burnetpa flavoring Extracts.
Liebtg'. Extract Of Beef, Fresh Asparagus.
AtmOre's Minoe Meat.
Kennedy'a Celebrated Crackers.
nuBtley Falner'g'l LiVerpOoll Craehers.
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, (nnest bTandn.)
Canned Lobster and salmon.
MinnlOW'B Sugar Corn.
BoTden'u Condensed Mllk, (EAgle BTald.l
goEsaloby BRYAN BROS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
pnIIG1H.

POLICE CoURT-Judgs Snail Albert Field
hssauls and battery, the Judge sent the case h
the grand Jury, liking the bail al 400, Johu
was nned go, aud required 10 give bond m ,ssas
70 keep the peace, John Key resisting OhesS
John Scott, siI months 10 iaif
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

AhiACA lNBRELLAH, In medium and hne
QUALITIES bingham and Cotton Umbrellas al
low prices hne Silk Umbrellas.
Gro. o. HERNINa,
No. 40 Seventh street northWSst.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Mr. Gookler sues tho Washington aud George
town Railroad COMPANY for being compelled "a
leave one Of tho cars Of the company althouK h
he had rendered a three cent note and two cents
for fare. He claims 400 damages
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

The regular ssmi-Weekly meeting Of tho
Board Of Health was not held last night In con
sequence Of the absence Of members Of the
board.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of COlumbIa
virginia, North Oarolina, and south Car
ollnnt
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REBUBLIO,
LKWIs JOHNSON a CO..
FAINT. WARRINGTON 4 co.,
MIDDLETON 4 co.,
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FREEDMKN'B SAVINGS AND TRUST ,ooh
PANY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
The National savings HANK,

Corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays six per cent on deposits.
Banking hours-o 10 T. Saturdays, 10 4 and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

,,I 8TGTs and other styles Of spring shoes ar
A. J. JoTcE, JR., 4 Co.'S,
100 y street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

"
WHAT sFRTNo BRiNes WITH Ir.-Rsgardsd
from a medical standpoint, spring Is not the
detachable season described by vernal poets On
the contrary, iu yield Of intermittent fovors
bilious attacks, rheumatic pains, disorders Of the
stomach. nervous complaints, and pulmonary
diseases Il almost large as its crops Of vlolos
snovdrops and cherry blossoms. Tho invisible
seeds Of innumerAbiO maladlss rise with tho
morning mlsts, aud are scattered broadcast by
the vapors OF night who can resist their me.
phitic lnhuencef Certainly not tho weak BY
nature, or thoso whose nervous energies have
unless they tone and inyiyorate their systems
and thus enable them 70 cope with the un.
healthy Influences by which theY.aEp surrounded,
The only medicinal agent By iloh this object
eau be rapidly and safely ac6btl 1lifhed, ID the
great vegetable renovant and iivigorant, Hoe.
letters Stomach Blttera Tho operation Of this
celebrated specific IL four.fold. II atrenthens
tho digestive organs regulates the seoretions
improves tho condition Of tho blood, superin.
duces q regular habit Of boiy, and thereby I'm
parts suoh vigor and elasticity 10 the whole
physical structure, as 10 render Il capable Of
resisting the action Of tho poisonous miasma,
with which the spring atmosphere Il alwAys 10
some extent improxnatod. Here, then, ls n
ders prevalent at this season, or (lt they have
already fastened upon the systeml OF conquering
them speedily and thoroughly. The naVor Of q
medicine 10 not Of much consequence, provided
II docs Its work properly but OF hIstetter's
Bltters II may be fairly said, that they effect a
cure without outrnglng the patients sense Of
taste. M,wkF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
Drugs and Chemicals.

l.. o. HISH9fIARmAoIsT.
CoFnor Tenth and n stroeta.
Puro Drugs, Ohomioala and Pharmaceutical prSpA.
fiaS kpElish HAIR, Nail and Tooth BruIhs.
Toilet SOAPS aud Perfumes. An genuine lmporta-
uons l.. Q. BISHOP,
dseu Corner TOnIh and y 6IROSts,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

THuRsroE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best DentrlnOs In use. 1t keeps Tho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound aud healthy.
JouvENs Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner IL Tar
superior to anything known.
TBoNPsoN's Pomade Optlme Is exquisite II
softens, boautlnes, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

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