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National Republican., 1873-03-28
CuF Patient,

The patent case OF sayles vs.. The Washington
and Georgetown Railway Company, TO recover
damages for the infringement OF his patents for
railroad car Journal lnDricators, has been ad-
Justed by the defendant paying damages for
using tho lubTiCatoT In the past, aud receiving
llesnae for use IN the futnre.
National Republican., 1873-03-28

Our Custom Department.
A FULL STOCK,
A FINE STOCK,
coATINGs, TRowsERINGs AND yEsTIH6s.
A PkRFECr FIT
70 A FASHIONABLE CUT
FIRST-CLhSS WORKMANSHIP
- GUARANTEED.
INVITED. HALLE BROa,
FASHIONABLE TAILORa,
CORNRR SEVENTH AND D STREETS.
National Republican., 1873-03-28

TnE only receipts yesterday were 800 hlls. OF
Hour, and some small lots OF wheat, corn, oats
and potatoes.
IT Ia reported that the leak at the Point Of
Rocks has been 80 far repaired that boats viii
pass Saturday.
Tun Cumberland Mining Companies havO ac-
ceded 10 the demand OF the bOAtmen for ten
cents additional freightaRc.
THE steamer Lady Of the Lake arrived yester-
day from New YORK, with nour and general meT-
chAndiso for District merchants.
Tnn GRAIN MARKEr.-The offerings yesterday
were 500 bushels Of good red wheat, which sold
at ti00Is lb0 bushels OF prime do. at o. SO 1iO
bushels Of choice do. at tl.05 The price OF
wheat advanced on Change to to 3 cents per
buahel,
National Republican., 1873-03-28
THE COURTS.
cIrcvI, Covrt-ChI,r Ju,,Ic. C,r,,,,

Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesteriAy:
Brown va. Chapman, Hosmer A Co.; verdict for
the plaintiff for 81 500 with interest. Klakring
vs. Freund A Sherwood; action for damages, the
plaintiff having been run over by the plaintiffs
wagon. The Jury were Instructed TO render a
senled verdict. Adjourned.
Criminal Court-Judac DfacArtLur.
This court transacted no business yesterday.
Police Court-Judas 5nell.
Richard Maxwell, assault on his wife, $40.
Charles Slgler, bnrglariOusly entering the resi-
dence OF Charles Erdmann, held for the action
Patrics Henry, dismissed. Eisard Cant, VIOLA
ton OF tho cart law, %. John Wright, assault
on Scott 4. Somerylile, $50.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MARCH 1873

grnmme, The excellence Of the performance
renders visit to tho Comlque this week one Of
real eniertalnmentr Fa'HTF#
Metropolitan Theatre
The bill at the Metropolitan continues to draw
large and profitable houses the magic barrel
and crystal pyramid eets Of George Y. LevAn-
tine, aud the songs aud dances OF the we'll
drilled company keep up the interest 10 the end
OF 10 constantly varying programme.
Co. D, WILL.
Amnslcal, literary, and dramatic entertain
ment will be given this evening. under the au.
splces Of the MI. Vernon Literary Association,
at the armory Of tho company, corner Seventh
and J. streets, for the benefit OF company d.
Tickets will be for sale during the day at Ellis
aud at tho door In the evening.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
In Our Cu,,om D,pnr,m,p,

We have opened for the coming season the most
complete stock ever offered. II oompIlses all
the new designs In foreign flbriraI Mr.. Rib
nltEky, long aud fayorably known rs cutter, Il
with US IN mat capacity.
EIsEMAN A BRo.,
TaIlOrs aud Clothiery,
hD5 Seventh street, Msy building.
National Republican., 1873-03-28

Is -ifored by Adam FoTepaugh to any man who
can produce an eKhlpiliOn equal In magnitude
and merit to his great FlYe.tent Aggregation.
No takers thus far.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
National Snyina. Hank,
ImneLInIn Lonnn.

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent, per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to I; satur-
days, to I and to s,
National Republican., 1873-03-28

constitutes one OF the attractions of the great
FOrepaaWl Flye-tent Aggregation, which ls TO |
exhibit here for fopr days, commencing Wed |
nssday, APrila
National Republican., 1873-03-28

Febrey,s star Market.
Boston Picked Pork.
Souse1 Pigs Feet and Tripe
Salt Water Oysters shucked to order.
Choice stock OF aperh sssiuss, &C.,
At reduced prices to make room for spring stock
At MARkRiTERa,
No. lss Seventh street, between d and streets,
embracing all grades Of PapeThangings and
Window Shades; also, choice PaintinEs, Engrav-
lnga, Chromos and Photographic, Picture
Frames, all styles and si1es, In Walnut, CIT,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C. .0...--
WILD CHERRY BAIsAM.-The memory Of DR.,
wistar Ia embalmed in the hearts Of thousands
whom his Balsam Of Wild Cherry has cured OF
coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form
PolmOnS5J disease; Il Is nov over forty years
public, and yet the demand for II is constantly
lncreaslnG. ".
Tue 0RrAr EsoLisH REsKpr for Gout and
Rheumatism. All suferen from the above com
plalnts, either Of recent or long standing arc ad-
yised to use Blairs 0out and Rheumatic Pills
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRour a HARsAsT, 29o strand, London, knRand
and sold by all druggists.
40 PURE FRnscu CANDY az
Ia manufactured daily, and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave
me, nearly opposite National hotel. eoGt
wnIrh clean. sound teeth. all may have by
nsing daily TnuKsToNs Ivory Pearl Toott
Powder price % and 80 oenta per bottle,
WELLS BMAOittNE-sPRHAD HTRnSaTHKNTNa PIAa
TKRs, whenever q plaster Is needed, are unri
vailed. Price 20, %, and 30 cents each.
BEAuTIPuI, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, al
may have Il by constant use Of THoMrsoNi
POmade Optime. Price, 70 and 30 cents PEI
bottle.
LIGHT cOLoRHD Kid Gloves very stylish wher
not soiled. JoUYRSs inodorous Kid Glow
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly price q
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists ant
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Tventy.lIyc Thousnnd Dollar.

Parties deslrinH real estate loans for lmme-
diAte use can he accommodated by applying to
u. II. Warner, No. T29 seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-03-28
A Indy KANGAROO,
ThrIWn.hInaten CIty sarIna. BaaI.,

and family, an d a monster Gorilla, arc special
features IN tn % great FOrepauRh show, which
exhibits here April ., Q, 4 and o.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
THE TONER LECTURES.

Tho hrrt lecture Of the eourre instituted under the
Toner fund to encourage tho dis oyery Of new
truths foI the adylnecinept q medieinSr viii BE-
w street northwest, on FRIDAY March y, Al !
O'Clock y m. Subject Of lecture! "fhe structure Of
PARTS arc invaded" The medical profession and al
attend. JOAEpH UFNHV
nihAats President Of Hoard n Trnstss.
National Republican., 1873-03-28

PERPRCTLY-FTPTsG sHIRrs for gentlemen,
youths and boys. New lots Just opened In all
the modern styles. Gk0. G. liKSSINd,
4l0 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Safe Investments.
nnrI,n RInr shnr.

Parties WishIng good, safe Investments In real
estate securities can Lnd them by applying per-
sOnally or by letter TO b. II. Warner, No. T2o
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
RUBINSTEIN.
FAREWELL !; SoSoERT;

fAREwILL SoSoERT
sifbhbsx ifbhSq qsitsIsa. HAiidhh;y. HAkih;
kir RgBINsrRIS VIII on this occasion play
LAST AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE,
N ane. aud most attractive programme, Of
hikNhi wIENiAwsKl. the word. renoWned vio.
M[iR LIRBBRART. the celebrated London 30.
Mons. L, REMDIFLINsKI. Accompani.t
xvaSr vhSS..rysd ssas, s, n esls % ssats eoppsnees
esrts nlispfst
National Republican., 1873-03-28
The Five cear.. Saving. RaaI..
A PeFformIuH UnIuaFn

corner -Four -aud-a-half street and Virgins
ave nue. southwest, pays six p0T cent interest
on AL depOAts. Ds15siti oAa he drawn at WI
National Republican., 1873-03-28
BuiidInE Permits.
AInran N.,. a,asL

OF Boots and Shoes, beautiful styles, for spring
wear, Just received at 7. 4. 04RTkEI.La, 900 Sew
enth street, corner Of ]. French and American
Kid, serge, pebble and French morocco; Kid.
foIed, In button, front and side lace for ladies,
misses and children. slippers, Metropolitan and
Mobile Ties; low shoe, something new and ele-
giant for ladies,
National Republican., 1873-03-28
LOCAL NOTES.

The .emLmonthly social gathering Of friends
At the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation this evening promises 10 be OF more than
ordinary interest. Free 10 all.
memorial meeting will bo held In all the
paptlst churches OF the Union In honor to the
late Roy. J. w. Anderson on sabbath, the s0th
instant. Tho Nineteenth street Baptist church
congregation are most respectfully invited TO
visit the various churches OF the Union 20 com
memorste the name Of their late pastor.
A letter has been addressed by the Board Of
Public worka 60 Major Richards, calling bis
attention TO the condiu0p Of Fouftecnth street.
between NJ and " streets nbrhEeeti which u
yeTy much ohAtructed with material Tor building
puf poses. now being used there, and recon-
mendlng the enforcement Of section one OF the
building regulations, page %, Webbs Digest.
National Republican., 1873-03-28

corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payH6 per cent. interest on all deposits. Depos
lts can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Grand Italian Opera,

Rab s4IfubD4Y MhTfSREh
First appearance q Eprope's grrGtOdt lyric
PAULINE LUCIA.
CLARA LOUISE kBl.lOt;9.
PULL AND CQMPIETE ORCHESTRA
The 'air' 'oPanI ss .pE Tois Ise Academy Of Music
rEIbSaBRs rEIbSaBRsRa44 aSii sTEERA ERl6sS t6gscAgsTs ffI,,,S;
SPECIAL dRSSASS5iySris1 0,
TSs sSs y sa9seTipion ,lsists Will begin n
RSdSfA fRicEs By kbaisRi5S i RRSiS .SS%.. .aSsS
Sas ass,s 'siI'S vii ScS emo Sa % r Saai G a''
WA,ss,mIIISS,SsT,oSs, TON, TmEATRE TIN casmQuE,
Adlolning the rear Of Harvey's ResiaurantJ
aRfsF Srss nssRfSaffSs SsinSs'sa Sf q sfshs Tsa'
Eaot isi$isRr sS$iS 1 sDw.nD.
sp;sPp aoIs AstGE, Ei,hogiS5 ssSss
pn,ss sspisss sSS 2is;sl sssaS b:ss iss
tieians The most versatile performers on the
r. II. o.., ;Sisi gsgP 4 = GVZ sfh ssEH'
00n'ihO'aif fSfff ;S1fs'' bsts' q a. charming
MONS ALExiS4ERR Ss4ERr RabksSSTPP2wSHiS akSTPPR,w NEW
Ia =. ssDp.on. n.llolH "a s.9@ssAisE
bfs% bSss bSSSsss ES SISTERS rB;T s$Ss #Ss.
SPttTF9 SSbFSthTx SSSb5FSthTxsK. l,fSRSPib% 4 sIsiHSS
4 spsSR SSBSS&tthfss H s BssHSts$ bSSH
And our our GHesi @ Novelty dcmPsnS. ssrsfb b"S'
MIaa;g. IL I.E hSs ,SS saFSsBszo sBBasoN
y,AnEyrILh hRERHf SfRNEis 4THP4 rs In Il ROONEY.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

#. EiEht Living Lions
and Llonesses live together In unity In Fore
paughs great Wild Beast show.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
CITY ITICNfS.

Luxuan HEApvp, EcoNoNr Insured BY using
cults, &C., prepared In ten minutes. Try II.
National Republican., 1873-03-28

THOUSANDS have been changed By the use Of
weak, slckly, suffering creatures 10 atrong heal
thy and happy msn and women, and invallda
cannot Reasonably hesltateto give II n trial For
Dyspepsia AMI Debility IL IA a spocIfo
National Republican., 1873-03-28

s.rTs TTs s. new g gVlo7nsa9 1S Hots Psadslpala
reading-roof
National Republican., 1873-03-28

often eau be, by afsw doses Of Ayers sarsapG-
National Republican., 1873-03-28
ooVPIE " RIVAL sITTLEllENn

before the commissioners adopted IL. .r.
One of these prospective sstuements vas
located near tbs present AatisaAl Observatory,
and took tbs name OF HAMBURG Afterwards
present Navy yard, and was pamsd aitsr NJ
National Republican., 1873-03-28

GRHAr HAD cEErR south OF New YORK for
Chandeliers, Slate and Marble Nantes, Latrobs
Stoves. Crates, Plumbing and Gas-nttlng Mate
varied stock south OF New York city, and al
greatly reduced prices As eompared with former
ratos for this locality. 'TN| vi T
IM.c.A building, ishnSs NlniS snd 3 HiS spFss...
National Republican., 1873-03-28

Fsbrey's star Market.
Boston Picked Pork.
souse1 Pigs Feet and Tripe.
Salt Water Oysters shucked 70 order,
National Republican., 1873-03-28
Gull ut Dlttrioh's.
The IS SIX Hat,
nrOa1WaV gtVia

will bo kept 10 order aix months without charge
AT A. DTTrRicHs SIIk HAT FACTORY,
IA Seventh street, near Patent once.
Also a large assortment OF the lAtost styles
Hats ior menh, yonths and boys wear.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
I'M TheaIre ComIaae.

Miss Nellie 4nderso4s genial and handsome
fASe u welcomed back % the Qoniqpe with
mach lASOT by the friends her quiet and lady,
iIks wpyn hAys made for har. Tue Audlsnss last
1iEhi Va 4 large ous, and many prOmlnent siib-
1Sns snjoysd ne Wsll'ATraneSd Ahd artistic pre-
National Republican., 1873-03-28
sReRsEyows AND BELHAyEN

I
surveys were made for washlnstoa siiy, and the
%y q HSe sp ofs1 Ss Su sS S 1 LAs
dria, and large portion OF his army marched
from Rock creek, as the infant Georgetown was
then called, for Fredericktown and the Ohio
As early as lT69, the father OF Gen. James VIII
klnsOn purchased tract Of "nVe hundred acres
Of land on the Tyber and Potomac, which prob
ably comprehended the PresidentS House," but
the purchasers wife objected to q removal TO
such an isolated spot, and the property was
transferred 70 one Thomas Johns. la iIf5, the
young Wilkinson "shoulderod nrelock at
Rhode Ialand quaker ThoDas Richardson," In
which also the future Gen. LlngAp was sub
altern, and this full company drilled for the
iand hanging over Rock srsss, below me upper
bridge" AsWllklnson lived "thlrty miles IN the
up-country, and was always punctual at parade" "
considerable place in all this quarter OF Mary
land.
As early as iJTs, william wIrt, whose parents
reslded 1t Bladensburg, vent 10 "a classical
sSaafSy SnS So2e Of he passage o. he
French and American armies from pQrth 70
south over the ferry at that place, OF eneamp-
ments At kaioramh hiii, anI wagons b9sded win
also designated Georgetown as one OF the three
great places Of deposit for military stores; and
so Important was AexanIrla that Snarles Lee,
In his plan OF treason, had proposed TO cut the
Northern States from the South by occupying II
with d permanent detachment OF British trO0ps,
who should keep open the ferries between Alex
andra and Annapolis, and, by menAclnR the rich
farms OF the German settlers In the up-country,
compel them TO stArve out the Patriot armies.
The port town Of BlAdensburg was now Just
upon the decline, and the period had come Wnen
the interior parts OF Maryland, Pennsylvania
aud Virginia we're showing forth their promise.
Maryland had contained considerably more pop
ulatIOn than New York during the BeYOlqflopqry
War, aud We nlay conceive Georgetown and
Alexandra TO have b0an amongst the best grade
OF secondary towns at that period. They Stood,
as now, In full sight OF each other and the
rIdRy basin aud lower terraces between thelp,
where the Federal city was TO rise, presented
few good farms TILED BY slaves. and was already
marked fora
ooVPLB " RIVAL TETTLnfRND
before the commissioners adopted IL, ..r.
One of these prospective sstuemonts vas
located near tbs present Aausaal Observatory,
and took the name OF Hamburg. Afterwards
Funks,own; tbs other was projected L.s.r near ~
National Republican., 1873-03-28
RY nRQU UBsT.
MISS VIRGINIA yApeHAN.
sue,.eEEP EEPAfEsPAsr M rEyESISG M A3r

WALLS NEW orERA HOUSE.
J6hN T. ToRD....,.....s .sols Lessss and Manager.
MAX MARRrZRK. -. .p,r.ctnr
National Republican., 1873-03-28

40 PuRR FRnscu CANDY 4IO
Ia manufactured daily, and sold at the low price
Of 10 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nne, nearly opposite National hotel. eo5t
National Republican., 1873-03-28
WERE oPFsEr
TIN NTLgs SQUARE

"for the pefmaLept seat Of the Government, "
Conogocheague." The bill had become llH by
a close vote In both Houses, and the capital
might have been placed, under the terms OF n,
At the Great Falls, or near the future battle-slte
VI Balrs Blu1, or under tho presence Of the
Sugar-Loaf mountain, ia tAe yale OF the river
Antietam. u 10 possible that Washington him
commissioner. was not lrmly 81 the opinion
that the future city should stalH on tide-Water, |,
for he had previously written lottsrs IN prsse VI
the thrifty German country beyond the MonO0s
acy, In Maryland But the matter OF transpor-
tAtiOn and passage was greatly dependent In
those days upon navigable watef-oOuTses, and Il
Is probable that, when the law passed, the spot
of the city was already ApnOlnt0d,
The Republican journal., 1873-12-25
The VILE du Havro.

NIN lURk Dec. ~ The following is
ne official report made 10 the company by
q apt, Snrmont, rr@arthn" Tie loss Of The
lie du HaVre.
lett New \ ork, NoV. 10Th n ) O'Clock
20 ihe afternoon, with 80 passengers a
tau cargo and mails | had strong winds
nom The southeast 10 east during the
early part Of the voyage ! did not enter
IN the banks Of Newfoundland until the
fourth day when an intense fog sci inand
continued three days, during which the
tOg signal was sounded every minute
During these three DAYS | was on loot
resting 4 little only when the second Of
nrer was on dn1y On " ednesday, The
Isl al about ) O'Clock ia The evening, the
weather began 10 clear had made no
Dbservation for six days. and at s, the
weather being splendid and the sky starry
TOOK the latitude by the Polar star, while
ny second oMcer observed the longitude,
ana we i0und Mat we were at that mo-
hlent Al 10 degree 81 minutes north, and
n degrees 40 minutes west. | again took
the altitude OF the Polar star. and found
vas IN A degrees north latitude
finished my calculations bv II o'clock
when bt e very tatigued | laid down on
my sofa, tier first writing the order for
the night and directing Mr. Guillarl 10
call me al midnight that officer also, after
leaving the watch and taking also polar
observations, told me the weather was
plendid, without q cloud. So | went to
sleep again, having written orders ey-
pressly directing the officer on watch, as
usual, to inform me of the slightest oc-
rurrence; at midnight the second lieu-
tenant would take the watch, but rs |
never sleep four hours together at sea,
got up from. the sofa at O'Clock and left
my cabin. AT this moment a ship under
full sail showed herself all at once on our
path, and had hardly time to Jump on
the BRIDGE When the Vile du HavEe was
The Republican journal., 1873-12-25

In the senate Wednesday. after enn ,ilcrahlc
discussion. the resolution adlourning OYER The
holiday was indefinitely postponed. The bin
appropriating 81 Do0, 900 for the Navy Depart
mcn was passed after an earnest debate. In
the House the judiciary Committee were III
Structed 10 inquire into the Official conduct OF
Judges Basteed and Durc. The salary bill
was amended by making the salary So, 600 and
actual travelling expenses, The speaker TO have
S2,0 900 additional. and nsirlIctng the Secretary
10 cover into The Treasury all sums remaining
lndraWn On may be hereafter returned aud
passed.
IN the Senate, Thursday, the time Wa occll-
pied in diScu sSiOn- upon The finances and upon
the House resolution TO adjourn over the
holidays, without action on either .poic. IN
the iionse. personal explanation BY Mr. Halo
of New York in relation to his drawing Two
salaries, one FOR Congressman and one for
agent Of the United States on the mixed claims
commission, called forth 4 bitter discussion,
participated in by Butler. Wilson and Eldrd@e
y concurrent resolution was passed TO adjourn
over the holidays from Friday 10 January 9TH.
IN the Senate Friday, a bill relative to the
pfihilng of public documents was amended by
i,o Tor the printing Of documents for popu-
iar distribution, but not prohibiting the stereo-
'fhpillS 81 Such documents, and passed After
discussion me Senate adjourned until January
1'h. IN Inc House. Mr. Butler opened the d IT,
bate on The supplementary civil right bill.
The Republican journal., 1873-12-25
DIED.

Oajtoon aat,eea. dryopo ne i,ote, Same o.d Age
mH@bS P"idJorJ -
In his city, Dec I'D Mrs. Elizabeth B. wife OF
Albion X. Pierce aged 60 years
Al 'oors Mills, in this city, Dec. 18th, Martha X
Mckinley aged - months
In Camden, Dee 9th, Mrs Grace 4. Decrow aged
- years, IL months and Il days
In WaldobOro, Dec. 9tn Emma katc Rcdman
aged Ii years, months
IN Warren, Dec. lth, Mrs. Fiiz:, wife Of Mr. Lore
kalloch aged - years
IN Dam:lriscotta, Dee OH, Mary T. Harrington,
daughter of Theron W harrington, aged . years.
In Ellsworth, Dee 18th, Mr. William Silva, aged
II years.
in surry, Dee sth, Mary D., wife OF Alexander
Stackpole, aged - years; Dec. ath, Mrs. Susan ;.
htiied, ogcl 40 years and 5 months.
In SedgWick, Dec. I'd Mrs Abigail ~ Tinker
aged % years months and 6 days.
~ VII. Desert, Dec. llth, Mrs Bertha r. Braey,
aged 80 Years month and n days.
In ST Louis, Dec. 9th, Geo. ". Pope. ESQ. Il
member OF the firm Of : W. Pope & Co, OF i.a~t
MachiaS aged y Yeas.
The Republican journal., 1873-12-25

FOR GyEE THIRTY YEARS
Perry Davis Vegetable Paia-KillGr


iiAN ffItA llNlIp IN IN l-RN VARIETY M.
CLIMATE, .>Np Bl ALMOST EVERY
NATION. KNOWN TO AMERICANS.
1t is the constant companion ana estimahlc
and land, and no should travel on our Lakes or
itiy erS without it,
II has been before the public over thirty years.
and probably has wider and better reputa
ton than any other proprietary medicine Of the
present day. At this period there are but few
quainted with the merits Of the Pain Killer; but
while some eXtol il as liniment, they know but
little of its power in easing pain when taken inter
nally, while others il internally with great
cess but are equally ignorant of its healing virtues
when applied externally. We therefore wish TO say
all that il is equally successful whether used in
ternav externally, and il stands to-day unriya-
led by i'll the great catalogue of family medicines
medicine, to know that it is used i'll all parts OF
the world and that its sale is constantly Increasing
No curative agent has lad Snch wide spread sale Or
given such universal satisfaction. 1t is purely
vegetable compound, ana perfectly sate III uuskllin
hands
After thirty years trial, is -tiI receiving the
unqualified testimonials 10 its virtues from persons
OF the highest character and responsibility, PhySi
clans Of the first respectabiluy recommend It as
most ctccual preparation for the extinction of pain
Ii is not only the best remedy ever known Tor
Bruises. Cuts, Burns, &c. but for Dysenterr N
Cholera or any sort OF bowel complaint, it i y
remedy unsurpassed for efficiency and rapidity o.
action. In the great cities Of India and other hot
climates, it has become the Standard Medicine tor
Al such complaints, well as for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints and other kindred disorders. Tor CoidS
and Coughs, tankcr, Asthma, and Rheumatic diff
cultieS, it has been proved BIZ the most abundant
and convincing testimony TO be an invaluable N d.
The Republican journal., 1873-12-25


i'' recent l'5n' SNOW coh''"5iui''" ',''
~ io'h"a'loh i'r 9'rl2hh2 ~ i''''' ''''''9
WITTY UPON '"' t''''>'
Er,. MI. Ross viii eciHic at tn" North
hur'h NEXT sabbath e''1lhS-ohbJcct "Fh"
God Of : .leuea is the "oI q revelation.
III. EIer,cy viii neNt year engage in aericul-
.nrr unon hi land opposite Tia, cemetery. and
n,ys Engaged in haui;ig othc ~po, ~I5oVorh
" dressing
,ari, who last wr,N >r,n. It IA, ,t one Of
fha Onanteb,cool r.np,,. returned with Gtfv-
.a,.n ni,Ier,.i. !, l.,.,. ng,oh.r ot ,o,.h ,nl
igirrn uutri,IYc.
....r ,,,,,,.l.1T. ,,':,.,
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