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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

The republican papers are prosecuting Gree
ley and Dana rather cruelty by republishing
their eulcgies OF Grant, uttered a. time when
they were likely to give a frank and candid
opinion of him. Dana, for instance, at that
time placed Grant Gin the highest category OF
great soldiers" such as Alexander, Cesar, Gus
tayus AdOlphus, Turenne, Condo, Luxembourg
and Napoleon; with "a capacity for labor sur
Passing COMPREHENSION with "a an incisive
understanding" and judgment $50 deliberate,
honest and truthful in its operations that IL may
lie implicitly relied upon to arrive at fair and
unbiased conclusions" Those who have
knOTnh him best" says, or rather said, Mr. ID ana
"will bear a willing testimony to the statement
that he never told falsehOod or made vol
Untary misrePresen tation of facts, and will be-
heve US that il would be almost as impossible for
Lin TO do 50 for the needle to forget its fidelity
II the pole. He is true friend and a magnani-
nous enemy. His liberality is bOundless and
Lis charity as broad as humanity itself. He has
neither vanity nor selfish ambition" Mr. Dana
only changed his opinion OF the President when
he failed to get the coveted New York collector
ship, and Mr.. Greeley did not change his until
bitten with the notion OF getting Grants place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

No sooner Is one international muddle settled
than We have another on our hands. John Bull
is fslicitating himself on wriggiing out.of pay
ment Of our consequential claims, but has again
Put his foot in il The indirect damages to our
female citizens by the Lord Chamberlain's re-
cent edict that "ladies in square-cut bodices
will not be admitted to the Queens drawing
rooms" is an account which in case the widow
Woodruff is elected President will not be so
easily wiped out. Thousands OF American girls
Who have left our shores to visit Europe in the
last few weeks carried with them gorgeous
''square-cut bodices," believing them to be the
correct thing in court circles, and now they
have either to purchase new dresses or forgo the
pleasure of gazing upon royalty. This sartorisl
grievance must be left to female arbitration,
Ter such grave and reverendseignorsa as are nov
assembled at Geneva are not competent to DO it
justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

The bricklsyers union in Baltimore adopted
resolutions last night that owing to the fact that
the master bricklayers were fulfilling contracts
which, if interfered with by strikes, would in
yolye them in considerable loss, they (the mem
would take 10 action upon the question OF the
eight hour reduction during the present year.
This is all the more commendsble when it is
considered that the union has a fund CT $4,000
on hand; enough TO maintain the men for some
time should they strike. They have wisely
come TO the conclusion that the money can be
used TO better advantage. 1t If understood tina:
the union will take no action on the eight hour
question until the next meeting Of the state
legislature, in order to ascertain the views of
that BODY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

The Greeley men are enumerating their
adolescent hens before they are incubate l.
III. j. r." writes 70 the Cincinnati CommerciIi
that Charles Francis Adams is to be Secretary
of State under Greeley, Senator Trumbull
is to be Attorney General if he wants TO, and the
secretaryship Of the Treasury is to 60 some man
satisfactory to the moneyed men OF New York
But the question is-supposing, for the fun OF il,
Greeley TO be elected-would Adams consent to
be thus "wire-pulled" into place, and would
TTumbull take a minor position, and won't the
Treasury Secretary of the men of money be apt
to resign in despair when Horace begins to ven.
tilate his crude notions about finance?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
I OsT HEALTH RECLAIMED.

sehrfeiect LAYS the foundation OF much bodily
suffering As rnle men are more sol:citous to
repair and preserve their houses stock in trade and
oiher perishsble property than TO repair and pre-
serve themselves. They can see when q wall re
Iuires prop. or a week structure a gircer, but
appear TO be unconscious Of or ind ferent to, the
cracks and flaws and evidences of decay in their
own rail and sensitive organizations.
The Consequence Of this want of common pru-
cence is that thousands fall by the way side in the
prime OF life every yesr who might have lived to
enjoy hale and hearty old age, IL they had re
sorted to the proper means Of recruiting Their
falling vigor at the proper time.
Seeing what that famous vitslizing and nygo
rating elixir Hnstetter's Stomach Btters, has done
for countless muttudes Of the enervated and
down, and with the long, unbroken record of its
cures before him. il seems amazing that any sufferer
from premature decay, nervous weakness, dyspep-
sa biliorsness, chronic constipation, disease of
remttent or Intermittent character, should delay,
even for hour, to seek the aid which its toning.
regulating ard invigorating properties have never
failed to afford.
1t 10 no exaggeration to say that Hostetter's Stom
ach Bters is the most faithful ally of nature, in her
struggles with weakness aud disease, that medical
botany and honest chemistry havs yet given to the
world. je24 -eo3t&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

The distressing case of attempted suicide by
an unfortunate couple, reported in The STAR
yesterday, serves to show what instances of ex-
treme restitution may exist in a community
quite unsupported. In this case, the parties
seem to have reached the stage of starvation
through helpless ignorance OF the modes OF
gaining relief within their reach. Had the pub
lie known of their misery a thousand hands
would have been extended to them with aid;
and there was always the resource of the aims
house il they did not suffer from mistaken
pride. Another feature of this sorrowful affair
causes surprise, and that is the seeming ease
with which the means of destroying life was
obtained Ii would seem that laudanum almost
by the pound was obtained from an avenue
drugstore. and was used, in fact, in such guam
titles to defeat the purpose intended, by
causing vomiting. 1t does not appear that a
physicians prescription was required to get the
laUGanum, or that any precautiOn was taken
by the druggist against the poison being i'm
properly used. This seems to be a matter re-
quiEing some attention from the health author
tiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

More drinking fountains are needed, Is shown
BY the thronssd condition Of the thoroughfare
In the vicinity Of the singe fountain Of the kind
corner Of Ith street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The poor thirsty animals hurry their steps 10
reach tie water, or stretch their necks towards
II In passing in way that tells eloquently Of
suffering for need Of drink this hot weather.
Why VIII not some Of our wealthy men make
themselves an honorable name by erecting
drinking foun.sins at different POINTS In the
city. as was done by benevolent Philadelphian
for his city?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

Some OF our exchanges show egregioUs guilt
bIity by repeating a story that the New York
Tribune "is losing subscribers at such a rate
won't be President, but the Tribune will con-
tinue to be one OF the half dozen leading papers
OF the world long il Is kept mp to its present
mark Of readableness and newsiness. IL these
qualities are forthcoming in a newspaper, even
the partisan reader will tolerate a pretty breezy
Independence of editorial opinion; and the
average reader likes his paper all the better for
flavor of that sort. This is especially true OF
city readers. The Tribune may lose some of its
weekly, country subscribers, but win probably
gain as many a il loses. A great deal of pr
sense is talked about the losses to estsssneu
newspapers on account of the bigotr " TINS vi
that class of subscribers. We re-eioei uuiAhs
the know-nothing furore, WIN TINS paper Iook
o-o,,d ac.irst that temporarily formidable
marty A was eurrep.xy reported that The STAR
h.d lost some snoIsands of subscribers in a
.;,,,a .-eak md wts doomed TO be wiped out of
axis,enca py the organ of the X. Ms started
bsre Tte fsct was thatTHE STAR last about
si,t, subscribers, gained more than ten times
tssf number, and in less than a month had all
its disaiected subscribers back. The paper
started to thrust The STAR from the field died
at the end Of the campaign. We suppose there
is about as much foundation for the reports that
the two Tribunes, (of New York and Chicago
the Springfield Republican, and the Cincinnati
Commercial are just now losing a good many
subscribers, as there was in our case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

~HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, June %, 1877,
Persons having claims against the Contingent
Fund Of the House of Delegates are requested to
present the same the undersigned at L. gslative
Bail, ON 10 to Il In. from the date hereof to
July LIST, lS72.
js22-td CHARLFS l.. HULSE Speaker
IRerutlicau. Chronicle and Patriot \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
% n D T l q Z.


Has Removed to No. 1A02 II street N. W., corner
18th street. jeS-tf
NJ DIR. A. PRATT. Grsduste Of Ohio College
OF penta Surgery. al It'll street, between
2 and Is, o few doors south OF Odd Fellows Hal.
Refers to B. 4. Bacon and Rev W 3. Evans. mis-
W. to the present day, Scrofula has been the
osne, and, a. were, the curse Of mankind. SO ter
rble and loathsome had II been IT some periods Of
the world history that person known TO be infect
ed with it would not be allowed 70 mix with society
TOR By the ne Of the eAMARIfAN's RoOr AND HERE
JUICES. and the victim Of 1crofula, Ulcers, Sores,
Pnples Blotches. Tetters, &C., can be restored 10
sound health in . few weeks.
!. ROOT AND HEAP gQiGHs, aIS Per bottle.
gists. DESMOND CO., Proprietor, 81 Race Ct
Philadelphia. may1-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
PERSONAL.

MES. WILSON, Female Physsoiaa AID Prac-
W fseat MtdrCs, OF over ten years experience,
treats ell diseases incidental 20 her sex Her refer
ences are Of the best, from well known physicians
and ladies' whom she has attended. Rooms always
ready to receive ladies 20 be confined. Good trest
ment and charges moderate, The can be applied 20
every day from I 20 O'Clock D. m. Residence sll
9Th street, between II and 1. je22 81
ME- :. sAWrER, Clas-veya.s, Mas.sf,e Tssf
w MedtSH, can be consulted ct her house, ho.
$40 Tfh st between and ID, Island, upon Ell I'm
portant business, past present and future eis Inn
WHAf OLD DR. DARB1 DOES NOT KNOW
w about those Coafdsafsal Matters is mot worth
MOVING he is the esil yscesstsed physician
precticing . speciality in Washington. Beparsts
rooms for ladies. az street, three doors south Of
Pom sylvaRis avenue. maySo-lms
I ADIEs sUFFERIhG FROn IRRE GULARI
their sex should cenfde in Oh. LION, the oideass-
taSlsAsd end only reliable and cafe Physici.n
making speciality Of female complaints in the city.
BE speedily invites = call from thoss Who have
cure or no charge. Sepa,afs. Rooms Jv LAdg Pc
tsssS. koomsEO street, cet.es, "a s1d ~
3. m. ocZ-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
The Star By Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion of it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness Office OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
THI MOST H0 Y.2. ~ ,pEsOOvERE OF


N. n =. HSWe,s Asabaaa 4llk Care
yon CoNuNrLIoE.
% o.rs ssa;ner1 ossshs sad oosds IN sisv hssrs
HOWo,s AFabea1 T0oAe U1ooa Rurl0er
Isymely vegetable. clesnsss t. system Of Ill In
sS51Ss sc Rsa' rshs square ns' s.d .Ass' ''r''
for General DsoGusy, ~ sEoss vltaIisy," "a
MN SSVn coosfitasicns
"Cxsiisss g. fsssss.as. cssss'y"
SysU epes,s z SCsta y 80. 2 81;
eoad Wkolssale end leta1 ~
70 rs: eMna.. 81 fSss,i,sasss ..ss..
We. DUcKB5I. cor. Roona. ogenue 81 - o..
g.R nnBylE . o.. ~ ~ DsDarsnsns.
Dawn Co, hkh cd eexeses.
J. u 0AJol, III "a II 0t5sets.
J.0. orouB, III en1 r eeroeee.
p.D- ClARKl D o., ~ Cd Pesnsyivanta ave.
fA1Il q O. SO SSk ssrest 9. J.
Al. tcExTIrrf' Nod 01D1sd al q ssEeSs Q.
b. p HHKIIno, Sol fsnnA, ave. an1 - strss-
Tn5isS p1 set 800 esorsssoss. .eris-sn
RA&AtEaDssF.'66SH A h sdP . SSdeErT e
6usi ssVc1sss ohristian Assoc1susn, ys1seis2
ssfsssss . . arsst. Sssvss1 sh enc I'm. ssli'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

The Patriot denies the existence OF smallpox
In Washington. II this be 20 1t Is rather hard ON
those who have been buried recently under the
idea that they died Of that disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

The new Law Of Illinois granting women the
right to pursue any occupation or hold any
ONCE, not elective, goes into effect on the LIST
OF July ensuing. And yet the women's Fighters
there are not happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

And now Jeremiah 8. Black Is named for the
Presidency. This makes ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

The New York strike seems to be on the wane'
and will probably come to a speedy end IL the
employers have the good sense to accept the
plan ofarbitration proposed to settle difficulties
between the workmen and themselves. The
latter should be careful not to give any legti-
mate cause to the workmen to make a stand
against them, and that course will undoubtedly
be afforded by the refusal to accept arbitration.
The New York Herald was for Grant yester-
daN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

Saved! Saved. Saved 1.-The Treaty of Wash.
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

NOTICE 49,
Contractors, Builders, Plumbers, Gas
Eitte rs. Board Of Public Works.
and all whom IL may
concern.
Considering the grand improvements going on in
Washington in the way OF more perfect drainage.
extra gas and water supplies, Thoroughly paved
streets para ing &c, we would call the attention Of
the pubic to the extent and variety of our stock
which is acknow lodged to be the most ete south
Of New York; and, as We buy all goods direct from
antee the lowest rates at wholesale and retail
s, Our Stock Mk, comprises ip part; as follows
Chandeliers, Gas pes and ali Gas Fitting materials.
sewer and Water Pipes, Lead Pipe, Pumps,
BAH TSss sss sI ash Basins
Crates, Ranges and Latrobe Stoves,
Terra Gotta Vases and StatUary,
Street Hose and Bird Cages, Iron Settles,
Ard great variety of Mant 4 Ornaments
PATENT GOODS.
Safety Lamps, Weather Strips, Flat Irons,
Gas, Cock and Heating Stoves Sunlight Water,
Refectors, Eureka Coffee Pot, &C., DC.
Wekeep in our employ the best mechanics in all
the different branches, and are prepared TO give
estimates and contract tor work in all, and guar
sntee satisfaction.
HAMILTON & PEARSON,
jz-2w I'M G. A. Building, cor eth aEd D SITS.
CLOsIrG OUT SALE
$4,000 WORTH -
OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE
PRICE.
Extraordinary inducements, in order to make
'''' '0'e"'H''" HEILBRUs,s STORE.
jez-e. Eextto Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
LOST AND FOUND.

QsTIBetwesn nth street and Navy yarl,
IL ROLL OF PAPERS Containing a lisI Of aames
stinc1ed IN paper cover and wrapped in Daily
Chronicle. The hnder will be suitably rewarded II
lett az he Star sfice. Its
T oST-THE 18TH VOLUME OF MEALS
hSb sE EST tx Ts IS FkT Of koSksnEs
SCOTLAND AND IRELAND' is missing from the
library Of w. W. C0RGORAS. ANY person who
may know WHERE il is will confer favor Is causing
IL r. he returned. lt
OST.No1E for S2sO, dated May IL, signed by
II a. r. faTdon, endorsed by L. j. Bryant. Al
pes s0Ds are forbid 20 negotiate the same. je27-3T
T OsT--CD the 2Ist Instant, small black and tan
II sLUI ears cut; answers TO the nameS~)
OF "Topsy. !" liberal reward will be RiVenSlD&
il reformed 20 AGA La. avenue. l27-3t' -
S'AME TO MY PREMISES-June 10. Is72, one
- dry white and yellow spotted 60 " which -&s
the owner can have 10y proving property andE-Ar
ave-, between 18th aud 10th SITS. southeast. jZ-Str
IL Toned Gold BREAsrPlN, set with an opal
rounded by four rubes. The finder W III he suitably
rewarded upon calling and leaving the same at
Room 2, Colombian Collage Law Btilding. jz7 ST.
Gin REwARD-strayed away on the 2sth in
GU slant, ? Dark brown MARE, IsNN
POI2LER, 1908, corner eth and sire ia north-
u. %
I OsT-GOLD BREAsTPIN, with coral set; on
IL IA street, or Pa. avenue, between "a aud 9TH
SIS liberal reward, if returned TO 722 10th st
Gin REwARp. -strayed or stolen, Monday
SlO morning, June Gath, an iron gray a.
MARE, black name and tail, about Is hands IN
high; collar mark on top OF neck; scar on left NA
mad rot; very gray under name gray face years
j. w LlGRTFOOT, cor. 81 n and Boundary e. -3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

STATE AND COUNTY TAXES IN PRINCE
Gk0RGEp COUNTY, ND.
The undersigned, Treasurer and Collector OF State
ard County Taxes for said county, will be ct Messr
yACkSOH1 BIO. 60. Pennsylyania avenue, 81
on MONDAY, July LIST. 1879, for the accommodation
OF residing IN Washington or adjacent there
to, who owe taxes In said county and giving them
an opportunity OF saving the discount allowed bU
Law Il paid on that day. d. A. JABBOB. !
je36-bt County Treesurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

LAGER BEER.
- From THE LION BR1W1BY.
In Casks and Bottles.
For sale by PALMED GREEN,
81 - Green street., 0eorgetown, d. o.
H.B.-0oods delivered free Of charge 20 all psrts
OF the city. jels 6ylI
ELEo1RI0 BER;sVq qoI fowDsE sxTER
why b eaten up With Bed Bugs. small 1oechse,
aEE2fW0hfHS P0WDES yin eissr tSs hoass
For ssis 81 .. B. GILMAN. 6s1 Pa. avenue.
Price, = centa may1o-Sms
/ Acffzs sna6S4.sHss&&&&fHa SSooksoI i fHHf.
Ths sinp,sss ssa ness DeysEfSl = -.
uA-D asssss 6sI snS D sFss2s
NQIIO1 OF 1EHQyAL5A q; IgRAA1 -
IN 1enoved his pAPEBHAN0IH0 an1 Up
HOLsfIRINo 1efABLISHA1Hff Fom osor1e-
town 70 AS Ninth street, betWeea d and !, and n
80 div ~. xrs 81 induoeenSnss n 'E
PIcrUkH tsAHSs. .SShiSo16s. b. I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

NO HUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay fair cash
price for Lsdies', Gents and Chilorens second
hand Clothing Of all crfptiops; Boots, Shoes, &C.,
ct No. 623 7th street, between and q, Island.
N. B.-ADy note BY mail or otherW ise will be
promptly attended to. je3ssts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

F,Ros sAL Ed &c, s and PREscslprIoN
Ry TssSPf Address r.s real
W. four months. icr which two pc! cent : month
Nh be paid. Address &C. j. NJ" Star OF
CAsH WILL BE PAID FOR WAGON. ao6sE
- % and n hAKSAsS at J a tss NE 4 Bso
p ABE CHANCE FOB INVESTMENT, paying
Ssy Pos a oss For air.ss
* .00O OLD BsIgk WANIEo, az s!3 sth
SfS RorGts aEk fs SIS s a. ' street.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE Sc
" curly. in sums to suit and on such time
s ,t2s Il iS Desired B. taS asa stTs:..
II AGCTIoNEEks AND BROKERS'
fis itri06 on : fsksesaL A fsdf2sfH
u Ss!sl issis on all
BUSINESS EsssI PAfiER DISCOUNTED a. current
rates. [Repl je24-st
"A TEA sToRE, 500 1th street, between Louisi.
"nons.' Cod reasons given Tor selling. ieS 2ss
EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
y EkTf-A nice % acre fruit or sarden FARM,
aood VIII seI Cheap ea sSa oe .nsr
Terms. Inquire Of B. y. KING CO., ga tSa.:
6 PEP GENT; se,yEAR BONDS OF IHE
y S TnssRAfiEkS kD GckFaaY SSE SALE iGoA-
IL is =
\ gcHSs .. ss q. Is
i rs '% ss ss.: ssss fii
Thsse Bonis are IN the following denominations:
ee S,se; Ssg; and eS: ,I Thsy YIN Be rely
.glS e The oss q the COMPANY, corner 18th street
M0NEy-LOAga .HEGoTIArED upon. Real
xsssss security m g ~ R SFnSi q short
'' ~ Real Ea.s sross. Is. q q s .S::..
VIZ q gt5d5 S6 S81I BO6 nS':s
Yh H. III =. 1 6 sishsH Dsses De,s: Add.:''
To LOAK- =
sl4ss., m sunS .son q GOO or.
ADDly - eaos -
neta-a - US ~ .ers.e ~. ".
n o. ~ \.
1000 barrel. sosrxDALs oEnsnr.i. a re.
ALSO,
l.eoe.e 600 LAfHBsof me suslNy.
ApSay to HyAMs . LIHvILLR.
-isl- -. At the whar
THs oOTFzS1 eAIEl55Y,,,n
ss > ILL., S
s...s' II. ssh 81 Is1E: ;!sEisG. '..s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-05

TALK AT THE ToILET.-Every lady &
miad knows that the bewitching beings
who pave their triumphant way with
conquered hearts, regard a splendid
head of hair the most affective Of all
womanly fluctuations. They believe.
aud they arc right, that they can lasso
as many beaux with the luxuriant
riuglets and glossy braids as they eau
"kill at sight" with their beaming eyes.
Hence in their ''toilet talk among
themselves and with their attendants,
the merits Of preparations for the hair
are freely canvassed, and the latest re-
suit of this discussion seems to be the
almost universal adoption Of Lyons
Katharion as an article better adopted
to promote the growte and beauty Of
the "Chief Glory of Woman" than any
other at present before the world. They
say that without irritating the skin Of
the head it eradicates dandruff, and
that it penetrates below the surface to
the roots of the hair, endowing them
with new life and yigor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-05

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY
LIGurN1Nd.--In Lincoln township,
Winnesheik Co., during an awful storm
on Friday the 2sth the ,granary of
Thos. I. Blackburn was struck at one
end by lightning, the current Of electric
ity passed inside, shivercd two scythes
and piece Of studding Immediately
under the roof, knocked bed on
which an English gentleman, NJ.
Prynne was reclining, all to pieces,
pitching him into a corner, and cover
ing another bed with splintcrs,
on which another English
gentleman A. H. B. Harenc and
a son of the owner were reclining,
penetrating a hole through Mr.. Harenc's
hat, thence down through stone wall
to the stable below, shiv.ring the wall
in its passage, killing one horse and
stunning another. \
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-05

The LADY's FRIEND FOR JULY
The leading plate in this number is a
copy of Millais' famous picture of the
Huguenot Lovers, accompanying which
is poem of remarkable beauty. The
great St. Bernard Convent and Lake,
is also a highly interesting picture.
Price, $500 year. Four copies,
So. Eight copies (and one gratis
$12. 1.-The Laly's Friend" and "The
Saturday Evening POST 81. Pub
lished by Deacon 4 Peterson, Phila-
dclphia. Single copies for sale by all
News Dealers, and by the Publishers,
price 20 cents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-05

A New Novel by James De Mile,
whose american Baron" and dodge
Family" have been so popular, has
just been commenced in Appleton's
Journal 1t is entitled can Open
Question, " and is pronounced, for va,
riety of character, for intricacy Of plot,
and for protusion of dramatic situations
and startling incident, superior to any
thing he has yet written. The first
chapters will be found in Appleton's
Journal, No. III, of the date of July
9th. It will be continued for several
months, each number illustrated.