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Here IS sample of the appalling raw
ages of yellow fever in Memphis Joe
Sanford kept the Mississippi House.
Its inmates consisted of himself, his
wife, two children and eighteen boarders.
Of the whole number he and one board
er only. remain. All the-rest have died
twenty out of twenty-five.
PERUVIAN SYRUP. = This valuable
medicine has been. silently making its
way into public favor by the numerous
remarkable cures it has performed Its
singular efficacy is owing to the protor-
sde Of iron which in this preparation
remains unchanged, and is the only form
in which this rital element of healthy
blood can be supplied.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-10

Cast oria is more than a substitute for Castor
OIL 1t is the only safe article IN existence which is
certain to assmulate the food. regulate the bowels,
windcoc and produce natural sleep. Itcontains
neither minerals morphine alchohol and is pleasant
to take Children need not cry and mothers may rest
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-10
..syIs III I'M sLUOD
MAKES The WEAK STRONG,

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protect
ed Solution of the Pr0toCide of
Iron, as so combined as to haze
the character of an GJiHlei,t, as
easily digested and dsSin1iLated
auth the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OsUls VitaIizifeO
agent. IRON iia the blood, and
cures ssa thousand ills, !" simply
6y T0ni1sg up, In0igOrGti9ag and
VitdEiSiaag the System. The en-
4'icIed and UitdGiSed blood per-
neGteS eCery part of the body,
repairing damages and fCGSte,
searching 0ut morbid Secre-
tons, and Tearing nothing for
disease to feed atpO3t.
This is the secret of the aCO7l-
dei.fttL success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, LiCef' Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diet7'-
9.b0a, Bolts, Nervous Infections,
ChigJs and F'eUerS, HHHs0PS,
Loss Of Constitutional PtJ0r,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases originating ifl
o. bad state of the blood, or dc-
consp07eied by debility or % tOaC'
state of the system. Being free
from AJc0hoJ, ife any form, ats
energisiitg effects are not fol-
IoaCed by corresponding 1'edc-
ton, Dat are permanent, inftt-
sing strength, Uig0P, and saeiv
life into all parts OF the system.
and building uD I'm Iron Con-
StitaEtiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
by the use Of this remedy, from
qoeok, sictgy, suffering creG-
lures, to strong, heating, and
happy meR and sCosfseli; and
i7aU0LjtIs cannot reasonably hes
itdte to giUe 1t q tS'itsy.
See thGt each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 5Jo,oss iia tie glass
Pamphlets Free.
up. DINSAgORE. P,'ops.5cj.,:-.
No. So DEy ST MIS- Yo<N
Sold by TsEugeisss as=e-:-,e "a
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1.-THE VERMONT STATESMAN
Prospectus for 1874 Venth Year
TIL E. Il L d I " r..

An Illustrated Monthly Journal universally admitted TO BE
the Iaaisrmest Periodical In the Werld 4 Repre-
sentative and Champion Of American Taste.
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MARRIED.
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Ccntaur LininentS.

There Is no pain which the Gen.
taur Liniments will not relieve, no
swelling they will not subdue, and
no lameness which they win not
cure. This is strong language, but
1t is true. They have produced
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
4 III a. VI . ~ L II @ IS.
BY
A. ID. I'll | B B A. r d

Jobbing and Commission Dealer in
BUTTER. CiiitGSE, FLOUR, LARD, EtstsS
BEANS, DRIED APPLE. &C.
81 JOHN STREET, BosToN Mass
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber has good farm which he will sell at
!. bargain consisting of l0O in good state OF
cultivaton house nearly harms and sheds IN good
reair sugar place of coo and well furnished;
over 100 youpg ale trees Just beginning To- hear IL
j. located in bloomington - mile south Of the riiiae
and -e miles from Barton Landing max ing altogether
a very desirable pIace and can he bought cheat. IS
am ah,ut to engage in other business. For further
particulars enquire of the place or # Will
TwoMBI y. E~o Ii. Tie
BroWningt,,n August ?. 1878. asu
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Orleans County Munitur.
coHNscTICUT 4 PAssuMpsIc n. R.
PASSENGER TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

T I M e II "A B L Z
National Republican., 1873-12-23
JUDGE ROBERT " HEGNEN

II is quito amusing To contrast the prg.is'
d Judgr Hughes, with which the Demo.
cratic press NJ Virginia Is now lilled. with
their late dcnuncialion Of him aud his prin,
ciples when he wac n candidate for their
sufiragrs IA Governor of III. State. Then
on aocount 9r his Lynchhurg speech AMI
other portions nj his Republican record, b.
WAS unit 10 I've intrli-led with the rNeculivr
office of the State, where, really. he wnuld
have been comparatively powcrless, owing
10 the supervisory control Of the lcgislaih,
branch of the government but now ihsi
he has been appointed To b judge "t the
United States district court Of Eastern Vii.
xinia, he Is the illtest man possible oGl
side Of their own deleciablc parry to occupy
that important trust. II is quite gratifying
10 the friends and supporters OF Judge
Hughes to see this general indorsemen, ol
hls iairness and integrity by his late political
opponents, although the competency cr Tho
tsslimony is somewhat weakened by lhr in
fercntial siultilication of the wi,nesse' i'm
piled by the contract.
Aud now, rs II 10 make all possible amrnd.
FIR late deiractlons and abuse. the Rhh
uooL Chamber OF Commerce comes for
vari aud tssiiies to the surprising lnhu
sAoo aud ability Of Judge Hughes, b, select
National Republican., 1873-12-23
DIED.

rOftIEn. lon the sist Instant. JoskrH stew
Aut, licst son ofA. and T., ". Collier, aged ten
years and three months.
The funersl Will take place to-day. frnosisy.l al
f.D Clock, from No. i.is Eyhth street northwest
friends or the family src insNeti.
.suEnwooDs. .-on sunday niEht. Dccsmhtr ~
HEksKtNH sHERwooDs.
The fusrsi wltt.kr piscr from his late residence,
No, nj Niufh street northwest, to-day, irucsdaN.
AZ o'clock, y. m. fricndS uf the fsni,iy are In.
yitei
MUNRO On the 2isi instant 10 the seventy.
eighth year nf her age shAu H., reict OF the late
Funeral fro,n No. Tis Tenth street northwest on
Tuesday the .h Instant, Ct ",clork, p Ia Trieni'
BrLGER.-On saturday, the sNb instant, vt
O'clock, p. IN, Mr., MNhuARfT buLGtW, In The
ssNentlcth year ut her sgc.
| Relatives and frirnds are inyited TO attend her
funersl which Will lake pscc from the residence 81
Mrs, Alice Moran, Bridge street, GcUrgctuvr, u.
G., Ou Tuesday next, the M instant, ~ 9n'rloek,
.. NJ. i,epuiein mass 81 81. stephens church ~ st
O'clock.
National Republican., 1873-12-23
900 CASH GIFTS.
.IsT OF GIFTS.

Total u, go gins, all cash, amounting to u, ,o, ,cD
The chsuce. for gIf, are as one to ave.
PrICE OF TICKETS;
whole Tickets, ,sO: halves. kes; tenih., or eari'
coupon, 81; u whole Tickets foF tUp r.ls ticket.
for o., tDo: i1 whole tickets Tor 500: fE Whole
tickets rvr slo,up. No discount on LEES than ssn
worth OF tickets.
The Fourth din Concert will he conductrd. in ,ii
respects. like the three which have slrrady brru
given and fuii PARTICULARS may be learned Il
ruiars which viii be sent free from this olire To 4
Who apply for them.
Orders for tickets aud applications FOR agrn, w
be stended TO IL The order they are rrriyc and "
Is hoped they viii lie sent In promptly that there
may be no disappointment or dslay In hiling all.
Liberal terms given to iho,e who buy I" srll sgaip
their hrrounts and return alt unsod iicksts by the
nth day OF March.
THOMAS q. BRA NiETrE.
Agent Publir Library kruturkN, aud Manager
gifi Conrrri Publie Library Building, i9nl:ylilc,
National Republican., 1873-12-23
DJsrRJCJ TlyES

Tho~c Of our cii1cns who have not
yet laid their taxes should Al once take
advantage Of the discount OF 81 per
onnL allowed up 10 January l, 1874.
The collector and his clerks are at their
Once prepared at shori notice 10 present
ths bills. In addition to the saving. those
Who make the paymcn, carly will have the
~akhaion Of knowing that they aid the
District government in meeting lis current
f,l,ligntions
National Republican., 1873-12-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

The business oaice Of Tue REPUBLICAN for
the present Will continue al Tenth suj ID
arce'a, ii which place all parsons having ousi-
ssss relations with the paper will call. Due
notice will 10 given Of the removal of the
Sus'n~ss department to the new RxrrmIchS
ls,tildIr..
National Republican., 1873-12-23

Ing him a one Of their two delegates TO the
annual meeting Of the National Board Of
Trade. which convcnes In Baltimore mex,
month. In order 10 do this, as Judge
Hughes Is not n member Of the chamber,
and therefore could not cons,itutionally be
chosen delegate, he was selected M alter
nate In the place Of General Joseph r. An.
dcrson. one Of the regular delegates. who
stated that he should be unable to attend,
and would arrange with the Judge to go In
his stead. As THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
was ono Of the most active supporters Of the
Republican ticket during the late canvass,
and defended the leading candidate against
the numerous aspersions Of the Opposition
press while the struggle was progressing, u
may well consider the demonstrations above
alluded to rs full yindca,ion Of the pro
pricty OF its course while II can nj the SAINT
time congratulate itself with a par,lonablt
degree of seli.comp'acency that. unlike IL
Dcmocmiic contemporaries, u has nothing IL
this respect to take back. ore
National Republican., 1873-12-23
MANFRED,

MILfEr-POTTEI.- -Dccember 81, ls.l by Rev
pr. Barclay, Of Baltimore. JoHN y, MILLER anc
MINNIE y. PorrEn, both Of this city,
DUNNlNG-n RICHTER. On Tuesday, Decem
her -, is7l at the resience OF q. A. Dunnlng. es
tinofe. sii., and yrIis {. RicuTsH, Of washing
ton, ID, 4,
National Republican., 1873-12-23


SENATOR EpNuSps. chairman Of the Com.
mit'ee on the Judiciary, In reply to n recen,
letter OF senator Hitchcock, said: "Whilc he
dill no, profe-. to speak for any person bu,
himself, Of course, hut 80 speaking. he had no
hesi,stion In saying that any provisions OF the
bankrupt act that may he made respecting
the iOrcing Of debtors into involuntary bank
ruptcy, and the proceedings thereupou, would,
40 far as his voy,e goes, h- made retroactive IN
-u,h a way that no person will gain anything
by any oppressive steps towards debtors pend.
tng the consideration Of the question. As all
such matters relate to remedies which Con
gress may take away altogether, II it pleases,
there Will be D improperly In making any
wise provision which regulates the proceedings
10 jus, ends apply to pending cases, and he
felt great confidence that such would be the
opinion OF the Senate -'s- n a.,
National Republican., 1873-12-23

Az slourrs. Washington. ". e.. Urcembrrr y,
ls.z An having accounts. whether sssiguF
or not agniu.t The firc Department of ll'r nsiri
OF Olunhla " hic have accrued subsequent ~ the
Hrs iay of December is7s. hrTrlN requested IL
enc losr to the uuicrsgnrt at Ronni ". tuir Hn :
! Huiliinf. . statement OF the sH'r". slnl Ia !iH
| amounts Of the sccounts and The due wl"n rgi.
! drrrd. WILLIAM u. UFFi.
tgil-fw . =.
National Republican., 1873-12-23


The stockholders Of the Chesapeake and
Ohlu railway convened IN annual meeting at
Richmond, Va, on the 18th instant. The re-
ports OF the Officers were presented, from
which II appears TINT the road is now com
pleted 20 Huntington on The Ohio, whenIe
connection l. made with Cincinnati with
steamers. The road ha. seven miles Of tun
nrls, which have all been completed. The
expenses, however. Of these tunnels, ant ,le
construction of some other portions have hrrm
greater than wa- estimated, which. iog,fhrr
with the Il rin.cncy IL the money market Cd.
-ionci hy the recent panic. - crippled lL' r'
sources of the compaur tlTll h va IN r. 10
Incct it, November Interest. IN urlpw"rmgn,
lur the funding nf the Guring hclr j., the
Issue nf sisWO.OW twenty y-YrAr Incomr
Ionds. to he issued ~ cirhty.iyr rrui>,
has been proposed, which Il IL Ia.
li"vrL will b. accepted. In this even. The
lu..iurs, of thr rutrrpfisr IAN Ie siice1'siuIly
carried forward. The grpss earnings of the
road for he la.t ycar--i.l miles IN length
ar, stated At 81 ,!lO,juS ~; rNprnscs al ss7a,-
;pD.Oi, leaving net earnings Of 1880, sos ~.
The ROAD las only been In operation through
uut is entire length since September last. Its
business during the current year will no doubt
lc greatly Increased. An extension Or the line
from Richmond to decpNAlcr nr 'he Peninsula
). contemplated, when this rogie viii be- the
,hurrst a,d cheapest, conneSring the ohio
river with the Sshoard. The fOliuN'u. -yu
Il-m-n were elected directors for ~ ,u.lins
wear. &, Z. Huntington, A. 4. Low Wa II
A,,Iuwall, David Stcwkrt, iona, q. bark,
wm. X. Hatch, wm. WLIewright, lr., III Nrw
iurl; Piiny Fish, Of New Jersey, II, &. Par.
.uns. Of W. Il Virginia: Jnhn Echos aud W..
li.Iu. {. Wickhan, ri Virginia.
National Republican., 1873-12-23

A WssHiSsroS correspondent says the In.
dicaiions are that ''the socs, world Of Wash
ngton will I've very quiet this winter" This i-
ssI
National Republican., 1873-12-23

The Chicago Tribn,s bas pamhsn' TOR new
parties. II pants for reorn'. and has again
'nund party Ia support -"r rather, perhaps.
to fatter-with the hope that 4 may finally
lead 1t and dictate its policy. II Is composed
Of the FARMERS Association oi lllinoi-, which
met at Decatur. IN tha, State, last week and
passed resolutions cOndemuaipry Of the old
Republican and Democratic parties, railwa
monopoles, Land graus and the like, all of
which action the Tribune most heartily ap-
proves. Considering that the farmers who
compose this association are principally living
upon and cul'ivating lands which receive their
chief value from the accessibility Of their pro-
duciions Ia market provided by u land grant
railway-the Illinois CeDtral-ani the
TrlbHns, which asplreS to become their
organ, i cherished, fOstcrcd and sustained
largely by city aud community which
have received their greatest accessions
of wealth aud prosperity through the influence
nnd success ufland- grant enterprises, aud their
legitimate offspring In the stimual ion Of pro
durtion and exchange, the proposition to shut
down upon all similar methods Of opening up
new agricultural region, IN the future, coming
from such source, Is decidedly cool, to say the
least of II. The Republican party has ever
/ irtsi IN the advance, thus far during it, his-
/ tory. In the advocacy Of ucedml and practical
reforms, while un marked success IN that III,
! re,tion has been attained without H. aid. II
tue TrjbHHr should succeed with its new party
~ we'll A. n did In its Greeley combination O
last wear, and it, championship Of Gage. the
defnulIihg city Treasurer of Chicago, II will
have abundant res-on 10 congratulate liself.
National Republican., 1873-12-23


W. I. .huRTAaH"."."...Ed Editor and Proprietor
yes rlriosAL RprunLIcANr "a pubiished every
ssrtns t5undays erccptedl st the southwest cor
nsrofrhirteenth street and Pennsyivsnla avenue
asd furnished 10 subseribers tby esrriers) st any
ssAs per month.
NAH Subscribers, v "a per- year; 600 for -'S
months, and sa.oo l"r th~e months. Term IN
vssfsbiy IN advance.
RATES or ADvEnTIsiNG
Tesnty-nve cents per lInc. Advert issnents under
che head OF .'Tor sale or Rent. wasted. ~ lost
asd yound, " sad "rcrson-I.' twelve aud q half
csnt. PER line.
THE wEEKLY REPUBLICAN
o. pabtisicd every Saturday 'norniug, aud 10 fur
ns.-d TO subscribers NJ the following rs'es; one
cop, one year. "; three copies ons year. ~; ten
copies yesr,sis single sopies, IN wrappers, ave
reats each. .
as- All communications, whether on business OF
r~ qualification, sboald lie .ddrr..ed to Wv; j.
hosrAau. Proprietor, NATIONAL RtrueLicAN,
washington. ID. G.
Irr-r=-=-=--x--
rHk REPUBLICay mas A JtaS.R cfRCr.
LArIOF THAN ATf 0rHRR MORNING PIPBh
IN THE DIS TRfCr or C0LUMBIS.
rugsDAy MORNING. .Dfc. "a. isa,
National Republican., 1873-12-23
,reIMroRrANr TAX Nori,E.

The assessments for srHtET iNrHuN EMENT@
aud SEW ERAGE. if not rsil Niihin thirty daNs.
will bcar interest al tue rate oi ten pes r"nt. lr
tnnum. These tsbss can nov be paid vita lDnl..
which the Undersigned can supply ata very nrHNy
di.counI having bought them Ia large nniounl II
niurh less than current market rates foI n.li IT.
formation apply to GtO. TNiE~bitl"
i:nai fstste Brok"r. 70s u street nprIhwr.'.
National Republican., 1873-12-23

s-0 leader, furnishes music lot balls. private
plrteS Germans, stats sorablcs. ia rsics and fune-
rails. orders eau he len al ". u. Mrtzerott's and
the Eius music store aud Al NY r"shlrurc, ~ Sew
euih street, Navy Yard. Telegraph pulne one
.Iuare Of tile house. octH-im
National Republican., 1873-12-23
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

---~-~,-,---
s-fS Tiif wEsTtr rs MtWKFT on wfOSEs.
DAY, n''''''''' From ''' %i '$S%Sa%5a ! ill.,,
ra-A STATED COMMUNICATION %
: S.a rliis hf'ril us..sy lsis SSESINoa NJ ~
p;ss! pSs ~ order o' NM i'f v \. SShocx SECRETARY.
,ar.TI,E ONO nEprnLICAN AssO.
Srar.d.yI fvESiNU. pySe,abcr n Al asrini..
lar n,oaihly mertiGs. December y, rull stiead-
Ia. PALNER, Secretary. dcsa
.SfsA MEETING o. TuE sTOCK.
S-S HOLDERS or the washington rnd
Rif"sS - S. q I o Of s he sSSSn aS%psny
1ur' on WEDNESDAY,. The iilb Of January, is,i
Tho polls viii hc opened at y ~. and closed al :
'Tran,fcr bo,s- VIII be closed gu the ist Of Jauu-
ary' 's'. and ore"ed ed''esngy mnkfR pr,.,,,n,
HESRr uuHr. sccret,fy. dess-jw
t1ss.sEND ~ YOuR CARDS At 0NCE
for the 'hLrIiABETtgAL nusiNrsS
ftRLicNS. Xadrc.s box i nE't pIic,s once
sr,s,fOR ANYTHING YOU WANT,
MMATfNEn hLMANs .QNsILI the
ifiir1 ihs fbhir1 RfftniiciS. p"h, ses,s
,H.ANNUAL MEETING OF W. q. A.
~ Al adjourned mccilns Of the Women :
s,,!..G S@ssa. VII h'iETH Es EaII HrEsnSa E Tatc@Scp az
devotional Meeting At ~ ~.
AS 81 osssr ss,S"af'Tss .f ne bcsr,i |, ds.i,ea'
dcsa,ai MRs. ". v. rNsC"M. 80.
National Republican., 1873-12-23

THr state Auditor Of Kentucky informs the
General Assembly that the whole number Of
voters In the State is Wy ,siG, OF whom 9ii i9l
are white and tT,i2a are colored. The Dem
ocrats allege that the Republican party has no
white strepgth. In 1877. Grant had Ss.sl6
votes, whils In 1871 Harlan had Sc, ,0S3. As,
owing to the nomination Of Greeley, there was
hut little activity In the canvass in isil upon
either side, the Louisville CoameretI con
sders the figures Of 1871 the most accurate
Ofthese 50 900 votes for HARLAN. II Il estimated
that ~, 100 were colored and ~, $40 were those
of white men, showing u decided preponderaucc
Of the white element In the party iu the State
In this estimate no allowance Is made for thos,
,olored voters who were kept away from tn,
pol. by Intimidation, a natural ignorance oI
the proper performance Of their duties as elec
tors. aud thosc who may have voted with The
Democrats froin conviction. Putting these Al
G,',O0-as fair estimate in the aggrcgate.-th'
result Nonld stand $50 whites 10 2a,ro'
onlotei. In this light the Republicans ap
pear to consist Of nearly two whites 10 uu,
colnrsd yO,er-n, mean shnw.n, unlrr ihr cir
rnu stances,
National Republican., 1873-12-23
LEAysNW0RTH, KANSAS,

10000 Prizes sts0-O0o
The title to the above Jesl ast.u IL guaranteed
Tne liberal terms Of thi. scheme Grlns,l, wltlda
offered for 'A' Rsi6E RsSii6E 'S 81 ritkgf i1f y fsH'
six sitLets, tlS'6ns iiGndrtd AHd FCjr.u 1iiL.
Tbs drawipg win be msd- uud,, the .nrsurysn.y
,nS Of evinInlttss, sppoint.d ny she hyhr.t "ni'
isrmshce oftnS duties sisi vh'd Ih.nr,
stste, have no, only inder'od Mr. khclcr, LGi al'c
The demsnd for tickets Il. unparalleled, aud All
desiring to parilclpSie ~ th' arr~ins .h"b'd AZ
anes form th;lr siail aud ,,nd W Ih'ir dricr,.
~, 4 t sitsd st.is. i and CsSsds., - -
pss, oaes brSsr % ~ Expfs.. v'ihns III sadtsi.
Of !@s gIssasass p.assss chance to win
prizes. but positively certain to In one. while ohs
i"r,on out of every len who purchAsssA PACKAGE of
fa. Sn1 "rihs1 ~ inIermsoa and p.r,eul.r, ,snd fcr
.-'ular' 10 the Manager And Proprietor and Ao-
SIMON ABELCs.
'".e:STqThsm Leasseyer.h, kansas:
u'wENrr Uhsks My GuRR4NIs.
For '''' At New rSJfh rjShse n e.sfyRS sssss'' by
An vina. Of foreign tralk saV, .".is&:ii
WINES AtPgaRI aRI4fH2RYGs 4fHH2R YGsollpAys.
fssSi,. sS.ss ca a4SS aES$ ssl sss;sl .aa lyss Sn.s,s. .
S%i; S;s, IA ssbS, SfcSlfo'sS ,aGs, ~ !, /, ,,o'c
'"a J. 6sr"sS % ssve"th and !. streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-12-23

IT IL worthy Of special mention tina, the
steamship Ohio, Of the American steamship
line plying between philadelphia and Liver
pool, arrived at Queenstown yesterday In eight
days and twenty-five hours from Philadelphia.
This line Is the only Amcrican-built line OF
trans. s.Atlsntic steamers afoat, having been
built on the Delaware river of American iron,
and by American MECHANICS. The record made
BY The steamers of the American line shows
that they are fully up to iorcign-built steamers
in speed, and that the hands of American ship
builders have no, forgot their cunning. This
line hss asked the Government for the priyi-
lego Of carrying the United States mails, and
ii Is To be hoped the Post Onice Department
will even strain point 10 put the American
mails on the only transatlantic steamers car.
r,iug the American flag. .
National Republican., 1873-12-23
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS

and have = ,kreat many agents yet to heat FROM:
No doubt ts cntsrtained OF the sale of every ticket
before the drawing, hut whether all so,i not
the Concert aud Drawing will positively aud unr-
gulvocally take place on the day now nsel. anl "
iny rcm,ln uusoid they VII, be Cancelled aud The
prizes viii be reduced n proportion 10 the uu.nil
tickets.
Oniy N.oto tickets have been issucl. amt
National Republican., 1873-12-23

Of the rnhiO and ckst-holdcTs, for H." rali pay
mcht Of the magnificent ging snnUiucctl for tie
FouTtI ,rnni Glu Concerf OF the Public Library of
Kentucky. the management havo dcterIniued 10
postpone the Concert aud Drawing until
Tuesday, the 3lst Of March, 1875.
Ihay bsx. Al Ia reatiked