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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
Foreign Notes.

A FRENCH woman, calling herself
Madame Brigham Young, has been
arrested in Paris for indu1ging in what
she called the "Utah Cancan "a per-
formance compared to which the Paris
article is but humdrum affair.
In future, no white horses are to be
employed in the French army, they
were found to be such excellent guides
to the Prussians there to direct their
fire. z -r&
IT has been ascertained that the En-
peror Napoleon III. is very fond of
drinking Johannisberger wine, and that
Prince Richard Metternich, who owns
Castle Johannisberg, in order to ingra-
tiate himself with Napoleon, allowed
him to purchase, since the year 1860,
nearly all the good wine raised in that
famous locality. The outsiders, who
paid since that time enormous prices for
what they believed to be excellent Jo-
hannisberger may, therefore. take it for
granted that the agents of the Prince
took advantage of them.
DR.. Balmanno, London surgeon, has
successfully applied the magic lantern
to the study of diseases of the skin. A
transparent photograph of the skin is
taken, and then placed in magic Ian
tern. A strong hydro-oxygen light casts
the picture enlarged on white sheet,
and in this way the smallest details are
brought out with astonishing minute
ness.
M. GoDARD, the @ronaut, has just
made an ascent at Toulouse in his new
gigantic balloon, the "Union des Peu-
pies" Ten persons were with him in
the car.
IT is said that ladies who visit the
man-milliner, Worth, at his elegant
house in Paris, for the purpose of buy
ing dress or costume, are very much
surprised at his manner of judging what
would be most appropriate and becom-
ing to them. He sits down at distance,
and makes the lady parade herself up
halfway, puts his head on one side, and
appears to be in deep thought, and then
he seats himself at table and throws
off hurried sketches, from which the
garments are modelled.
RUSSIA is the paradise of woman's-
rights advocates. Man and wife always
own their property separately, and in
stances of wives suing their husbands
for debt are of frequent occurrence.
Still, Russia has no paper advocating
woman's rights.
THE King of Denmark, who was twice
shot at, came near losing his life recent
ly at Darmstadt, in consequence of the
careless manner in which he handled a
| loaded revolver. He escaped with the
| loss of three fingers of his right hand.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
Current Items.

A LADY in Cleveland, Mass, recently
gave birth to child, perfect in every
respect above the abdomen, but below
representing two boys and girl, having
six legs.
MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN is building
cottage at Newport, r. L., which is to
cost twenty thousand dollars. 1t is 30
planned that all the rooms are oc-
tagonal. tauoD
THE business men of Greenfield, o.,
have signed card agreeing to publish
in the papers all persons who contract
debts and then plead the exemption law
as an excuse for non-payment.
M. GRABENsTEIN, a harness-maker of
Pittsburgh, hes received intelligence
that he is one of three parties who have
been bequeathed upward of $500, 600 by
relative in England. "oH A.1A
CLANS, alive and healthy, have been
dug out of the prairie one or two miles
| from Houston, Texas. They were found
at depth of several feet, and the
Houston people wonder how they got
there.
| The champion experimenter of Indi-
ana has brought himself into notice.
His name is Kellogg, and he touched a
buzz-saw in the stave factory at Indian
apolis, to see whether it was in mo-
ton. He was satisfied.
SENATOR D. T. CoRBIN, of the South
| Carolina Legislature, has been dubbed
" MuItitudinous - Corbin from the
| trifiing circumstance that at one time
| he had thirteen offices, the aggregate in
come of which was 100000, perquisites
not included.
| ANOTHER "mother in Israel" lives in
| Niles, Mich, who is one hundred and
nine years old. In a recent love feast
she declared that she had enjoyed re-
ligion one hundred years, and for that
same period had been member of the
Methodist Church.
The wife of Mr.. Thomas Ducey, of
Lowell, ILL.,, presented him with a
daughter on Saturday night last, being
| his thirty-fourth child. Mr.. Ducey is 90
years old, and has received contribu-
tions in that line from three wives.
A LOUISVILLE lady recently sent for
surgeon in great haste, supposing she
had been shot by an assassin through
the window. Upon the arrival of Saw
| bones it was found that she had been
struck by cork from an ale bottle in
the room.
TIE log product of the Menomonee
River, Wis, this winter, will be about
l50,OO0,OOO feet. Of this amount
50,OOO,OOo will be burnt timber. In
many places the fire has facilitated luna-
bering, burning off the brush and top
limbs, leaving the bare trunks standing.
Mr.. STANLEY, of Kit Carson, lost his
COW recently, and, after long search,
found her in the midst of herd of
10000 butfaloes. The bison community
had received her on terms of absolute
equality, and it took three men and
| three swift horses to induce her to re-
| turn to her home.
The monument to General McPher-
son at Clyde, O., his former home, will
be ten feet high and the horse and rider
about fifteen feet high. These are to be
placed upon granite pedestal, making
the total height of the monument about
thirty-five feet. The Government has
donated forty brass cannon for it.
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Different Kinds of Engraving.

cline " engraving is of the highest
order. Great engrayings are done in
+" line simply straight lines. Next
comes line" and stipple." "Stipple"
means dots-small dots like this
......-...... These small dots are used
to tighten up the high parts of the face
or drapery. It is very hard to engrave
a face in lines simply, and only master
engravers have ever undertaken it. The
masters understand and practice both
" line and "stlpple." In 100 Claude
Mellan engraved full head of Christ
with one unbroken line. The line COM
menced at the apex of the picture.
Mezzotint engravings are produced
thus: The steel or copper is made
rough like fine sand-paper. To produce
soft effects this rough surface is
scraped off. If you want a white place
or "high light" in your engraving,
scrape the surface smooth, then the ink
will not touch it. If you want faint
color, scrape off little. Such engrav-
ings look like Autographs. Etching is
adapted to homely and familiar
sketches. Almost all the great painters,
were etchers. Etching is done thus !:
The copper or steel plate is beaten and
covered with black varnish. The en-
graver scratches off this varnish with
sharp needles, working on the surface
as he would on paper with pencil.
Nitric acid is then poured over the
plate, and it eats away at the steel and
copper whenever the needle has
| scraped off the varnish. When the
varnish is removed with spirits of tur-
pentine, the engraving is seen in sunken
| lines on the plate.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
Abrasion of Coins.

A statement having been made that
a single bank in London had lost $35 900
in one year by the abrasion of the gold
coins, a practical philosopher visited
the Bank of England in order TO exam
inc into the matter. This gentleman
reports that the whole breadth of a
counter, upon which the sun happened
to be shining, displayed myriads of par
ticles of gold, which had evidently been
struck off, mainly, by the sharp edges
of the steel shovels used to remove per-
tions of the heap of sovereigns. 1t is
also asserted that the milled edges of
the sovereigns must assist in the natu-
raj raspings of the coin.
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WHOLE NUMBER 247.

drawn out; but it will answer, without
removing them from the barrels, to
store them in an out-building or shed,
covering deeply with straw. So protec-
ted, they may be kept frozen all winter
if desired, and will, when they come to
thaw out, be fresh and sound. We have
even known apples headed up in barrels
and kept deeply covered in straw, but
not 80 deep but they were several times
frozen and thawed during winter, and
yet the following spring they were
sound, and in quality equal to the same
variety kept in cellar. HTr5 - A..
Frozen apples, however, must always
be handed with great care, for when
hard frozen they are unyielding, and if
ratified together they will be covered
with shallow bruises, which, on being
thawed5 first turn brown, and soon after
ward decay.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
VOL. VINO. Is.
Sue Sanders.

Sue Sanders was a country lass,
With eyes as brown as buns,
And cheeks that held the peachy bloom
VI eighteen summer suns.
She never owned a siIken dress.
Nor dreamed of Mechlin lace.
Yet wore her tidy home-spun gown
With such bewitching grace.
That scarce the merchants gayest goods
dad made her seem more fair
No princess with a sweeter grace
royal robe could wear.
One day there came city man,
With wealth and honors rife
And asked sweet Susy Sanders soon
II she would be his wife,
= Now Sue country laddie loved,
With scarce a dime to show,
But Spsy loved him none the less.
And so she answered No."
The rich man bit his bearded lip
And bent his baughty head:
But, hoping by his wealth to win.
He waited still and said:
Your country lad is rude and rough.
With brawny. sun; Drowned hands,
And offers with his clownish name
Nor gold nor goodly lands;
' While wealth and gems, a stately house.
And name of ancient pride,
Are mine to offer to the one
ask to be my BRIDE"
Then redly flushed her rounded cheek,
And like = queen she said:
I" To plOw and sow and reap the field,
And earn ones daily bread,
-" think is nobler than to sit
Content life's cares to shirk,
And ne'er jeweled finger life
To any worthy work.
' To me my WHY'S toil-worn hands,
Bronzed by the summer sun.
Are dearer far than if they had
No flush of labor won.
And pray. good sir. have you not learned
Love is not bought or sold
Whene'er lived, I'll wed a MAN,
And not his lands or gold"
With sullen brow the suitor grand
Rode fiercely back to town,
And one May morn Sue welded Will,
Clad in her homespun gown.
Hearth and Home.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-01-18
Waiting.
By JEAN 1NeELow.

BY JEAN IFGELOW.
Grand is the leisure of the earth:
She gives her happy myriads birth,
And after harvest fears not dearth.
But goes to sleep in snow-wreaths dim.
Dread is the leisure up above,
The while he sits whose name is Love.
And waits. rs Noah did. the dove,
To see If she would fly to him. -r
He waits for us, while. houseless things.
We beat about with bruised wings
On the dark foods and water-springs.
The ruined world, the desolate sea;
With open windows from the prime.
, II night, all day, He waits sublime.
Until the fulness of the time
Decreed from his eternity.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-19
THE MARKETS.


stock Rspett.
Special 10 National Republican BY ne FrdHLiin
Telegraph comPany, oBTes 600 PsnnIyiponia
svenus-Jsne' NJ Gs''apaV, Manager.
wss,sIu, Union Tsisnsph s5ily oSieEsiiVsp, VI ".
kSsisis i gsSrs.s Wi k.Iss
Nsy York Y 81 raj and Hupdson, sBXi New York
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YES. ,g,c,;tsrrsd, s1l! ~. JsrssI ,Y.Difa k.il.
49,. ss I'D n; Pfs ~ nils.usss and 81 Rel pre-
md INV Es.ts,u m iaSs foI .,ps
ntnplsii and st Joseph, ga Uhi.ago aud hhoal
sls.ssipgi certificates, az OOl, Uhie and ipdians
si ode sl 81; Z llox. Msrsst .,c.dy. DO
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Rdss & ES s. SsSss I'd an AsSs.a s5Sh.sn
1Ni yl'on Pss,as R.llrnsd sl Cleveland and Vita
J.s:.y SsSi,. soss i.i:aS s
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" ''''O'' CIV OHIO and h''''-''O' ''''iH''''''
n,BrMoRr MlRHEra
iILifS ,gs. EsbruAy IL Hrsat.,ss,. Fh.ur--
Tta demand Tor uf sill aouys aud the msrhet ve,y
s.oSs ~ sn ad,.nSpg sndsne, though ,here z
% isnmpilon. h9ya,d slress RE,rs, At 9LssS9 -
Whtai-In quite active demand sad the mss.St ier
y arm, win Ponn-Jyaala 70 esnts shsT 10 pros,
SALES Of PenneyivAniA rod At al sal 81; white AZ
sl9 hnd choice red At 81 g. bales Of Msr,Iand rsd
9l0 tor fair and 81 .68Al ~ for prims 10 cholde
Of soulhs @b.s 4 s1 sGGs SsSs
osnta PsnnsyvAnlA yellow AZ - oants, and Western
do. h7O oents per bushsl.
Oais-Aetiys and hrm. sailing At from sias7
cents per bgshel The latter figure being paid foe o
cafss.-ws report ne market stIll dull and he.yy
There are no sAes Inskng, and u tie dspoa ton
IL mAliieeted - buy. This Importers still mNulfsat
considerable hrnness. but among the ohbers there Is
sydsualI desire 70 meet buyers, abd there free
ilet. A. our redaeed qaotAtiona, We hear n no
yIi RIO. In eond, as ranelnF from ieS % "a dsnis
u csat, al goid. Btoof no 10 Nat hands 400
bAFs, and 10 second hands about 20 OtD baEa =
a, ios,.W, LsPort The mA5ks. ',ill Am thsnFh
mand and note sales yesterday Of co. o. b. Slsar
rib Sides, Oss, At 81 cent, Shoulders arr held zen.
orally atbS cents, and sides At 6k for rb aud
se ,, ,ery soiye IN The Jubblng way. and
sbould.rs. cents fer 40 sldss % ts . oiea9 rb
d., and ie9n osnta for Hams Lard l. quIst Al pres
ont, but 70 4 sll held At aA cents for steam and 10
cents for kettle rgndered, and Mess PORK wp qpots
dull but STEADY ~ eLLJ per barrel. 49,. Y
out sales 70 report Prioes hossvsr nomnAily un.
,htnved and wee quote again follows via: For rehn-
Ing GRADES Ouba and Porto Rico pAaaN cent, rro-
o.U Eradea Unba eN9l0 oentai goDosrJ grades Porto
Rico 9kslVH cents, Dene'ata vacuum pan i1kla
~ o. S-nts and now Drop Nov Orleans Grocs1 trades.
kh.fg.-Hlsh wips. MAJ be written du1 win a
dsellnlue tendsqey. We quote OitS add Western at
sajS cents per Eallon. - -
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HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
New and Beautiful Presents, at All
Prices and for All Ages.

Bibles, Catholic and Episoopal Prayer Boots, Mstho-
DIST Pres1JtsriAn aud Baptlst Hymn Books. Stand.
MisUELLANEOusa and u vKN1tIE GIFT BOOKS,
hAadsomelI bound and Illustrated, Games and Toy
bum. Posk stbooks and OutierTj Gold Pens sud Pen.
sS. Iot Of PesV oRDSos
lumlnAted Texts, Notices and Crosses. Writing
ps.ss. r9isiosso.. ops,s and ghs.s Bosrda B.eL.
siooE q French Gaa Visnas FINOY GboDs, AZ
CRANDkLL n RII,EY,s,
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Proposals.
P s,.,i5, % G ~ 70, ", wosE'.

BoAnD o. PuBLp woaEs..
DlaufcT on CoIuMnIA, I
s.t., MsshihsIOs' ~. y, isbrssl y - - u,
MONDAY fs6ieafy o. ioI he or-.srviss % ~esd.a
Toe saouui rsqaltea % b f..,sd vin probably En-
EssS Sd5af III s & ~ ia sScS q e spse
S aaa q m.ss y T.
Da nss ne laas,y pys eonlh p. e. e., s.., y
~ lsa9.t ttss,sd viii ssbisoisd y ROD isspse
'9S y The sS'ss py sgo,n ls.gse,or o. tbls Bes5d
erected and the treating done Ths pfs,srsnes tsii
9 ss ,.e s, ~ sau ~ be e s' sidfs.s
tfiyt Of Columbia.
s e; S; s. ::.s., % :s e ;s. &.
price. vii be sonsisrsd y au.fdiag The eont,Aoa
f.bIotd Vic. Pr..,dss, sosid PuSis Mcirts.
pROPOsALs fOR NEhY sUPFLTEs
orrIcE OHsy ouAnrEsxAsrEa,,
fonr LKAyEswoaTH, kAr., ysn. -. lsIa J
,li. e,ss. sali u csioof, a m. Fsbru.p .. is
sls SSI gSgNRs S 2sEs
IN ..eh;i 70 The Dspe, Qaartsrmastsr 81 TIL
-, 66oS PUUSDs BRAN,
delivery Of the oats and brsn At Fost IsaVsswortb
20 s9amsngs VT IN ten ol dAys from date Of asaTd
~ g M ~ :. ne Iats - ~ lsA.s one ssnih
Ihs deliver q BE bran - Iort iiarksr % b made
b,ddsrs VIII state their price. pet one hundrs
Pfopossii yin he received for any portion u.
No proposal will be entertained unis.. the party
sids or Tsprsssaied b. az asent o. s,aops.s, or
knosn a. this onog 70 be responsible.
this ofos, yl be imposed upon bidders and oontfao.
tor. sd blAnh forms Of proposals viii be furnished
81 ords' q The Department oO@usnd.s.
Dsgus, q, n. General. U. 8. N. o. q. n. Bsc.rt
pRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
oyIcH CHrEr CoMHrsalnY suRznrxuosj
sas fsis ISssi9 G.f o. M, * .iS sI
sssssisd . ps.sS aspsIs. q e. va.
mo, 10 MSIEst street, San frsoeisso, osiiiorSls
md z o'elosE. N, On THpRsDHY. February ?.
i,,sry, i've ot sssGhtsTsd st each and ssssy oss q
ne military posts nov er bsIsaftsr established In
may b reqaired Tor the troops satened lhsrsat dur
sae,Iss 5s.s IN JS va ProSss 70
a., 2SSS BgRgss 1SJ u ISn W. %sff.rHERs
vous one, With detailed nstTnetions % bidds~ upcs
Which Propo... should be based can be obsAlbsA At
TITS oecs a9d frJm the Oomm,sariss a The iaouinG
PLACES, va 1ama Depot. Tuoeon and Fort Whippls,
Arisons rerritoyi sania We, Nsu MsIioo san An.
tonic, rsIasi Ohloaso nllnol.i 81 Louis, Missouri,
hor Lsgysnsorth' Kansas Omaha, Nebraska and
Pnposss Vii Be received for one or any number Of
A. guarantees that the oontraot viii be ereoutsd ~
hHardsd no I'D vii be considered without seoom-
,Slss a, x o. 500 oatsnsy q ne Se.l Ger
mated places that saeb dspost has been received b.
bti.rs invited to DO present at the opening OF
Ths Hsht !. reserved Of accepting or r.i.o,ss any
gs,,.d .,. q deemed best fof ne 1,srss. q the
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q. &. CornweIl & Sons.
Bryan Brothers.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
sos PENN. Ave, OPP. Metropolitan Hotel
CIHAsIPAGNEs,

CIHAMPAGNEs,
Just resslsed- ..F
80 Case. Z. ROsdsrsr's Carte BlAnshs," quarts
80 Gases @. n. Munn Co.'S "DrI ysr1suay,'
SOC.ss. HOst a UhsadOR's "Gresn seal" quarts
80 laws Charles HsIdslssk 4 Co.'S, quarts aud
PINS.
Sparkling Mosells a Hoekhsim =.
ClaretS from the House OF Brandenburg Frsres.
HehneaSy brandy, 1858.
HArmonJ's Topaz NheTTJ.
Old JAmaiea and ~. CTolx Run.
BAas knEllah Ale, 0uIRaesI BrpWa StJut.
loangerS 4 Mulr's Scotch Ale.
N lie in Frsdsriok county, vsry superior.
FRUITS. &C.
NKw RAIsINs, tsslSOtsdJ whole bOIsa. halves and
suLfESA HND sEEDLEss RAIsNs.
NkM QuRRAnTs AND olrRoN.
SRKsH FiGs. PRUNEs, Aa.As.
Prime Now York Batter, cant Rdss.)
Prime New York Baekwheat.
starts, MOller's, and Lowering Syrup.
kortouS Pine Apple Cheese.
Enslish DalrI, iiam and PaImssAH Cheese.
Maryland Hams (sagAr Cured.I
Smoked Beef. Beef Tongues.
Breakfast Bacon, Refined Lard.
aordoa's Prs,sryrs .ad JeIliss, Of various Kinds.
MAllard'a Finest Vanilla Chocolate.
Croase q Blaekwell's Loadon Pickles, (assorted.l
Keen's London Mustard.
FINEST French and italian OIL.
italian Paste and MAearOnl.
Burnetps flAvoring Extracts.
LiebiE'a Extract Of Beef, Fresh Asparagus.
Atmore'a Minee Neat.
Kennedy's Celebrated Crackers.
HuntleJ a talmefa (LivsrpoOll Craekers.
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, tnhest brAnds.)
Canned Lobster and salmon.
Winsl0w's Sugar Corn. ..
Borders Condensed nix, Eagle Brand.l
For sale BY BRYAN BROS.
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RAbbia. Benz. " MoALwgE and Mrs AHNIR K PE0o,
both Of Washington. ID. o. I
OWING-WOLLARO.-Ou tbs 18th inst, at The
residence Of the bdde's parents By tbs Rev. John p
Newman, Uolonel n II OwIna, o. Houston, TotA.,
and hiss NJ. ID. woodland, Of Washington, ID. u.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HappY Relief for YounE Men from the snssts
o. kIrors and Abasss in slrly hte. Manhood re-
s,sred. Nervous debility cured. Impedimsnts 70
hArnAEa removed. New NJ sthod OF treatment New
md rsmArtA2s remsdiss. Books aud oiroaiars sent
..HadFsss. HOWARD GssooIATIoN. No. . South
Ninth ST.. PhilAdslphiA, Pa. dso13am
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Drugs and Chemicals.

l.. o. YfiiARmAOIsr.
Corner Tenth and Y streets. ,.....
Pure Drug, chemicals and Pharmaceutical proPA
Fins Knsllsh HAIR, Nail and Tosth Brushes
Toilet soApa And PorfuIasa Al genuine importA
tiona. l.. q. BISHOP,
dStu Corner Tenth and n streets.
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pROPuBAIs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
HON WORK


UNtrED BrArIs custom uouaFl
OrrlcE OF hUPEnINTHnDVNr, y
49,. NAV Oili.EANH, febFuArY 4, liza \
ntael pro a'sais sl he raoayad Al the oioe 81 he
~ ssapssrintendent uuul Y M. THUisDAY, FslJruAry
~ Bh, tof iuIntshtuE, dsvsrns Httine and ,uttins
~ plaee the wrought aud UA-tirou Work Of me irou
eafoase- Al a. 81 ihitsd on tbs drAsnsa dssertbsd
In the speonasuOn- and osiisd fer In ths sohsduls
. All soAnodinG Required By the ooniTusfors II nut
the gorl 10 plsee -li be fufnlshsd bJ tbs dcvsrn:
Proees.s VII Dc made By the pisOs ius.i foot, or
s work. a. provided for Ia ,hs foiIouinE
Tbs w'st uill mt be spbdly,dsd among different
bidder, but vii be oon.idsred in the sHgTegats
Pymsat. VII b. made monthly, deduotisG ten per
~ Al bids Tns! Be accompanied by penal bosd. IN
the sum o. taioO. that the bidder will accept and
pyr 1ss the nuAet a.srdsd him. The .aaslsaey
judge, clefk Of tho Uuited dtAtas coar o. district
attorney Of tho district where hs resides. -
he Department reserves tho right n reject any or
Al bids, y be desmsd for The Interest % the Gov.
eminent do 80, and Auy bid that Il not made on the
printed 10 I'm 10 bo obtained In thls oboe and doe
not eontor IN sven Iespeut 70 the requiremeps u
tnil Adver usement, will not be eunaldafed nather
VIZ Any propoaAl bo received frum partlea Who
are not themselves engaged In the manufadturs
o. NouGht or eAst-irou W0fk and uho have not the
nseesaau facilities for gettlnH out the woTk.
ifogesAls VII be iadorasd, Bids iyr lron WORK"
And addressed 70 j, X MORsH
febe Auaartnfondnnl
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fHE Daily NATIONAL REPUBLCAN MONDAY FEBRUARY i9 So
Books and Stationery.
pHiLP q s0L0gONsl -

pHiLP a sOLOgONtp -
,Tnem.. On y. pl.s.:s. y wg%.n * 1pS sSs W.:
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!ranslated b. GhaIles Frederick Johnsoai q 81 ms
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tons q Modern seoistI ~ Rsv. y De wiz Tsimsss
els. sohsllen's speet rum AnAlyslsj Ella voltsire
ITO. Qraudsamus tAo,lstsd b. CHARLES q. Leland
20, M.odonslds "wnfred Oumbermsds," SLfG
Weshs guids 70 Business, 81 Hayes LAad Of Dee
ola, Toe ~ 30 Aqd I'll the Boots recently published
fhkHuH BOOKS, comprising the beat Novels Of
tho promlB1nt French authors,
PHILP a. aOLOMONs,
BOokaalara and statlonsra,
fsblb DI1 PsnusyivAuiA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-19
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