davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-04-16
lONH'S WIFE ON FRET.

|
few evenings since about the folly OF
frctting. | never knew that she had
gone through a course of fret and had
graduated entirely cured.
You men," she said, ''think that
women have nothing to fret about.
You come from your places Of
business, find your homes all comfort,
table, your meals all prepared, youl
linen with the buttons sewed on all
slowed away ready for use, 'and you
take all these things, plus the care Of
the house, as a matter OF course"
"That's the share of work which
devoves upon females who make a
matrimonial copartnership," | suggest
ed.
Every true" said Johns wife
throwing her curl over her shoulder
and then tossing it back, which have
come to regard as Indicative of
cloudy and clearing weather.
"Now don't commence a conver-
sation," interrupted Mrs. Smilax,
"upon subject OF which men know
very little. If you talk, Samuel, about
home matters, you will only show
your Ignorance.
"Let them talk it out" added John.
"My wife knows all about the subject,
for when | first took her for better OF
for worse, the merest trihe caused her
to fret"
ayes" rc.joincd Johns wife, sand if
am cured | think | can claim the
credit of having avaied myself of my
own experience to effect the change.
am willing to admit, however. that
somebody (and she looked at John,
who sat the personiIication of patience,
smoking ciglr) was very kind, while
l was going through the process"
John smiled and blushed little,
and Mrs. SmilaX gave me an implor-
ing look, such as the martyrs might
have given their prosecutors when
they were preparing the boiling oil.
| was intending to change the subject,
when Johns wife broke out:
81 sometimes get provoked when |
think how little men know about the
trials of women. When | think OF
what they have to undergo, and how
much they attempt and fail to accomp-
lish, | wish that men were more rea-
sonable. Men think that all the real
troubles in the world pertain to busi-
ness, and look upon the worries of
life which fall to woman's lot as mere
trihes. They don appear to have an
idea that the multiplicity of little
grievances which make up the sum
total Of womans are quite as heavy
to bear as the burdens they are oblig-
ed to carry"
"But women magnify their troubles
they make mountains out of mole
hills, in short they fret q great deal
more than it is necessary" | said
$50 do men, rejoined Johns wife,
'they bring their business troubles
home and talk about them. We can
not carry our petty griefs down to the
store. Now, admit, if men and wo-
men would talk less about the annoy
ances of lite and more about their
successes, 1t would be great deal
better. Why, l always told John,
during the earlier days of our mar
ried life, of everything that went
wrong from the time he left home till
he came back at night"
"Tll testify to that" responded
John.
''But one day." continued Johns
wife, 81 took up book which was on
the table, and my eye met a verse,
which I read over many times, and l
printed it in my memory so indelibly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-04-16

A Coon TnNG.-A temperance So
ciety in San Francisco arrays itself
against the habit of saying, "What'll
you have ?" "Come, let's take drink"
Or anything of that kind. The men,
bers do not approve of total abstin-
ence; they only solemnly pledge
themselves not to pay for any other
mans drink, nor to drink at a bar
with anybody. The society is serious
in its intentions, believes that the con-
VITALITY of bar-rooms is the cause of
most intemperance, and has mem
bership of standing and influence.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-04-16
HartIand Business Cards.
Il . G. l l. b + r II ,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in

PlOws, Cultiyators, Cottage and
Box Stoves, Cauldron Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLL BAKERS,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tiack, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Rimmers, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black
Guards and Doors, Bedstcad Castings, Gas
Castings, Brdsnest Tuyer Irons, Sleigh ana
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Howe Standard Scales, GIBBS Cylinder Plow
Shares, Harrows, &c.
u Orders solicited.
Hartland, VT, May |, 1871. l4Si
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
THE SONS or TEMPERANCE.
QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE GRAND
10 - DIVISION asl

u1N xD1o.N .
The Grand Division, Sons of Temperance, Dis
trict Of Oolumbia held Its regular quarterly ses-
sion on Tuesday evening last at the hall ofColum-
bis Division, No. ., corner of East Capitol and
Sas n. Of tn. v,rou.
dsissstion Il members and lady visitors Of ColuI:
"a sss. aS nlssss.E z sns 1aa':s:tss
,he.Hs t u shs crdss n II Isss H1s
dtction Ct hspressst time. from which y appear.
g lady yisitms esnsseted VITA fine ssEefsi diyi-
sions, 9exen innnmher. He accorded spocisi pfafse
TO the lpdies Of Columbia Division, whs have done
somuch % make their organizs6on sJIoWer Tor
@ z Ell oss ssss A. ~ s..g s ~
workers In FiAeuty, HoNafd, Eqnaf md. Vet.
crane Hons -Diyf1inns; alluded n aattsring
te9uD to the good work done by the, btethren 81
Nouns Pleasaut rDtvision, No n, lstsay .insti
s6Mf on the pat Of an members to,ineresse :ths
numbers and Efficiency or theiI repSpefve divt
aions during the preaept quarter. " ~ ;.s 80
Dr.. 3: T: Hoye, tendered his resignation A
s.: g; :a .: md s:s s.S Sts
N Vas. decided d fstsrs u, hsld chs ssselar
ses1ioSs II the gry1d division a ths dptfi2s, %
b followed ~ = pablo, temp exanee sting n
Ne sxesing. md The ProRef ooAnittsS ~ q,
3" "a Ssessks ss1sS icfse pssss On rs sssisk
NodnSedAy . Aigli next. aTt1s aetioa will, y y
bcliattd, psevS % lvnksa . HeW interest IN the
go. - " $50 Sess q 9 III. p, S.iEK sc
s fsssesssses SsSi s:asrs1s ahIs
d bsiisEsd ths PM isnnes Of exercises avin
elWsy0sbope GnohS ekaenet0f as to interest and
instruct I'll who my ;6ktsDd. hsi.-. .--.ti
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
EMPIRE STATE SOCLABLE.
GATHERING OF DISTINGUISHED L.
e. DIES AND GENTLEMEN.

GATHERING OF DISTINGUISHED La.
- DIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Masonic hall was ablaze last night with the
beauty, wit, dignity and grace Of the National
Capital, temporarily confined within its limits.
II was the occasion Of the sociable Of the New
FORK Republican Association, and as the patrons
sf this organisation have always received the full
nsssure Of enjoyment in attending their enter.
sssaSsPSs 6 crowded x ~ efss s Nv nan
IA .sf h asss not fsts1s ss: y .s e
q s sTsrSss:S lent q sdditoosi charm %
~ 1eens. Singing eanaIies, impIisoned in Rtlded
6Ssa kept up an incessant warbling that min.
Sissions 10 the tsst end Of the hall was erected
3 raised platform, on which the introductory ex-
sscises and speeches took place. .l1,.,.l
6brk, among many others, number Of whom
were ladies', Yresfdept Grant. Secretary Fist,
sssEst. Rsls1,R sad lie S AttSsSsx dsesEEsl
Al. Oox, David Msilish, M laason. snd M.
Gsxeaa Everything being in readiness, MI: A.
a Rasn WSss ". fi,o~es 5. sss9S 81
ed: g: 8; Coz, Hon. Lyman z. Boss, ~ Hon
hytA. Melliah z,--g5.s. .sl.zsl..l a sE.y. -
S6snsSs band the . promenade pro- VI bssn, md
rs dancing continued until . late hour co.
Insag thess present were 0snersl aaA111x
fssosss. IL. 4. b. Nalistt and iSdy, Jsdes Hss.
80 Ednssdi, Nh fssiHsrsh, IN. Bun RI =:
& T.. a. a ais Mis- Hassls Crosisr, q a' Kan,
-; Irs. A Major, IT,; Mis- Mollfe e. Fails ana
~ Ia Hurley, d Nd; the Misses MatshaIl;
n fsi ass ss e s.1asTssh Ms f M s e
Gtoss NJ nd Mrs. Oellins, Nus Cay.ood, Q
Mis;.s Robinson, Strong, Jscksou, Evans, Il
fridge, Allan, and many others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
THE TOWER OF LONDON.

- LECTURE By PROF.. ALLAN CURR. .
, The waugh NJ z. church, On Capitol Hin, was
crowded last night during the lecture Of Prof.
Allan Cur. The theme was of broad and con.
pfshs.sive nature, being the slower Of London
nd tts Celebrated Prisoners." Aftsr being intro
asoed BY the pastor Of the church, Rev. Richard
NegIiA he said that the mind loved 70 wander
beek Into the labyrinths Of history for the pnrpoee
II examining the great and noted mouumenfs.of
hnttquitys and that among the most prominent Of
Z these stood the Tower Of London. The origin Of
!! the tower 70 involved in much mystery, but the
ffst extensive remodeling Of II occurred In III,
during the reign Of Henry VII, who built the
central white tower and occupied It for many
years IS his palace. = - - --,5.,'.-
Il Immense walls we're constructed around the
tower forithe purpose Of makingi Il more tmprex-
nable to thu Scottish intruders, but ~ so6o ID
they uens esmpysted they were totally destroyed,
} rhsy were again hnilt a1a again Hsfe Disturbed
- She same nysts11oas mannef, which oeo9fr1~ee
2 Resesi Dpch snpssstitioi ADoig the poo11s. Iko
keleeyeA 6oe ySass. that u gkost tfIh0mis =.
.snekse Nns tkpl esnss ~ IL d66tnnGeic6 Zhe
eeeaeuror nayTated n . graphie uan1eI ~ ~
,1nsolin0 1AsAs le1neoesd Nh u Hoe63 he1(5
-sa(fhjs oset nebls ian1nask e sSn0le13 30 =,
etOa aod ktngiy vooeonAoo, W1nn1nG IL - ~.
eention ffo0 his he6ssrs h HI poekSayu1 e -
eireunstaaeoo an4 sesoeo e,aneetod With TIE M.
imuriscon0oe md axeeutiaa q ~ booaft0no
wisee e HssV VIII, and alse e - lSo1A &
I.ady japs ORGY. Tks lsstase vas fail e ioesg.
st and instIuse1so, 81 vagWQl1 Sses1ssd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
POPULAR EDUCATION
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ASSo-
CIATION TO-DAY F-.fr

4, Il.
rss....,..a, ~ .,,,.r,r..,,.,.. ~ ~. NJ.
ing sens VI 'ne w
tional Educational Association VIII meet in this
city in convention to-day, and continue in session
for two days In view of this fact. General John
80. C.,s,,..;on.r AZ Ed,,.a,,nn sny.,.a 90,
E.,on, " ~ M. .nseu seV-
erai gentlemen intefestoo IN the cause OF educa-
ton to meet hin ut his ONCE yesterday afternoon
10 make the preliminary aFrapsements for the
Organization and map oat programme Of work
10 Ia Derformed during the sIttipSs Of the conyen
fion. There va present the Observation-Disclosures. MI
j, II. Binford, Or Richnond, superintendent
Wilson and Mesns. Wilson, Hart aud Mcclellan,
After . eonsultation. tbs foIlowing pro9ranme
was ordsred' fns denertment VIII meet II ~
O'Clock = N to-day, n the once q the Commis-
sioner OF 10aeation, corner o. EaGhth and q
streets eho &c thepce to the hall Of the
House O Ueieeeses, on fennsy1yania avenue, be-
tween Ninth and IenA streets northwest, where
a9 ofx sna.staeo ~ g PefiSetea. Tne mempers
WiMtnc9 PfveSoe = y poqy 70 ~ tneir reep9cts
70 frea9ent Gfent, Ssove!npr shepherd and Sec
retaSy ,DeAsno; aatef Whicn tney VIII return 70
tne nan. etf. sE.r E.-'-Ls ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29

. !. have . rare Opportunity to invest money,
either on COED real estate security for long time
ut ten per cont, on oOllaterals Tor short time
ct higher rate Of intersst. D. s.. $50
The intrinsio value Of real estate centrally
located in this city, and the facility which our
laws give for prompt collection, In case OF nom
payment Of both interest. and principal, render
long Investments. with ssemtannual interest, re-
liable for income. - 10 ; 4, - ms l-lzrs =
I Coupon notes will be made, where desired.
with interest payable January and July. .tras.
Full particulars and forms fqrnished on sppli-
cation. - -. B. II. WARNER, = -
= ~--' - - - = Real Estate Broker,
-, r-z-r.-- y I'D Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
THE LUCKY MAN

The parties who drew prizes in the first, second
and third Gin Concerts q the Public Library OF
will draw the rst prize in the fourth concert, on
March 81, will get t1so,oOo in cash, sud Will be
lSsa:r than sE nv sifn s9e Ssae 70 sasa
- iS e th1 sSss. s s;;
Ing 70 purchass tickets, Don't be too late.
f...-s-k4xo SISs:s ID a5saisnts in my order
department, on second doof, to buyers Gentle
mems garments made to order In the best man
ner, ct short notice. A ane assortment to select
from, including new invoices Of black goods. an,
One price only. aHoRaE g. HENNINo,
-rt-s'- E-ge d saE ll0 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
DUNcAEsoN. DoWLIHG 4 CO..

auctioneers, will continue the sale Of dry goods on
Saturday, January 81, commencing ut 10 o'clock
o. m, at the store Of Joseph ]. May, $50 Pennsy-
vania avenue. The sale viii include full line of
very fine Lyons black silks, colored silks, Japan
csc silks, buffalo ndbcaver black alpacas, French
and English dress goods shswls, table linen, nap
kins, towclng sheetings Msrseilles quilts, shirt
ings, calicoes, ginghams and other goods. Those
who want bargains In dry goods win do well to
attend this sale, every article offered will posi-
lively be sold to the highest bidder. 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
MRoRRLE RNRNS. .

Tonight the sons and daughters Of Scotia wiz
celebrate the ono hundred and ffteenth anniver-
siIy Of tho birth Of their fhvorite poet, Robert
Burns, BY an entertsinment 1t Marinfs hall. In
stead ofthe dinner at which none but
'slads" were admitted, they have invited the
classics, and propose to have musical literary
and terpsichofeaH entertainments; and, added to
that, the usual supper and inevitable hot Scotch.
The names Of . number Of prominent gentlemen
are included In the programme, and the indica-
lions arc that the one huaredth and fifteenth an.
niversary wilfbs rs happily celebrated as any of
its predecessors,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
;;,c,4o,iKiNrKbA,BLE COURAGE.-s

On Tuesday sisfpaoq, ~ one Of the fine deabls
teams Of HssisA EAllalnE, fliNhieh two society
isdies wsrs speyins .rssepttsa: esalA .wes being
driver ont EcssN ndsa- neaf e<tAslet,es sud
denly took flight 4 . steam W6odat~mg ma
SsssS q soS asiss Wa.
Do e Is.esa .Sssl Il. 81; VISA q tSs police,
and, overtakin9 thu, tsaq n tia State Depart
ment seised the bride Of the OF horse, and loos-
ing bis feet I'm ths stinlps. allowed ,his own
horse to pass from beneath him, and hanEinr his
fill weight upon the runaway animals, Sacceetied
In stopping them amor being dragged half a
square, and all escaped unhafmed. The action OF
Ofncer West was generously spoken Of by lockers
on, as it- certainly was courageous, prompt and
eommendAblo. IL ~. - ---------.----.--
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
ITO CONTAGIOUS.

Proposals. will be received until Hebruary7, 1N4
for the work (incuding graduation and masonry to
he tone on the Washington City and Point Look
ont railroad, from its branch railread at or near
St. Mary's county, Maryland, distance Of thirty
four miles.
Profile and specifications Of work may be seen at
the ONCE Of the company, ~ street southeast.
all bids. - -
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and to be Endorsed proposals for Graduation. "
Tor masonry, - as the case may BED
,.,srn.rn,.a y. 3. l MANR E1Lins,-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
HOME RULE LEAGUE.

s.
OF IMSH-AMERICANs-
ORGANIZATION FORMED.
A meeting Of Irish citizens was held last night
at Clarks hall for the purpose Of giving express
sion regarding tho Home Rule movement in Ire
levd = sg--. .z-s.s .pa4-s a-gs- l-l.|
Mr.. Bellew called che, meeting to order and
stated tho 0bjectA AFTER which Captain MCMAHON
wa: g az
rick, II. A. Brosnan,i yohn 1eeal, James Fitz-
patrick, Nj, Murphy. Capt: Mcntsonery, Major
Mcwililams, Lieut.. John !. Kelley. Secretary.
mt Mr. j. I. S:.ss re.d he rssolutioes adopted
BY the eouferenes On Home bale q. the Bound,
IL ISo ISIS s. s and mc.sd sssr saeptsCa. -
Capt. McMahon objected " the adoption Of the
resolutions On the grdund that thsy were nut suit
s s.s NOT sSoad s op:d Ssscrs sheS
appoIhtipg committee d tS.Olut!oes. 1,,5S
proved, ga the Ch.ir sPpSInted Ms:,5s, Nc
nor; S.ssEy, pss:sl gEss rs 2,qSless z ne CON
%Es 6 6. ss H sss n
tsfsfenes 70 the ons-xale netsMeut there is-s
q SOs n
but he exprssssd himssif q tts being sfgood
TSs commit. on re,,,u.sons tssbs,r
~Sich usrs .Sonsed: ssi'y'- f1..!.is'.S ~
..wSsssss tie Psspse q ;Ir,lind hsys besaL
SS.n = e = ~ IL "a
eeisct g vhaeh 2 e .ssue ~ xselend The rleht
sss ssss + % ss;s;ss = e
the fnferisi Pal1laii sns = d s. En6isha; and
s Hss.s.s sssss:Ss g Y S
Urea Fspssssssst;s:s q 8 "a psesic, sstssssd
nom nsstss.sest dove So sdhs.slts Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
CRY IEExs

ez TINE 1oREMosT TONIC OF TH1 AaH ~
Taking into consideration the schsrasesr Of it,
voucherS the history Of its cures end ~ immsnse
annual sales, Hostetter's StoneeA D1tteTenaybs
fairly entitled the Torem06t Toaie ct tho kge.
Il I. noe only Q tsnis bat = eonstisssie.el .sad
local Alternative, sna ~ tspdeaey . 10 saooetate
healthy fof diiessed set1on throsgAous the sys.
ten. II thD stomach u feeble snd torpid Il pro
duces Q yitalfsing Impression upon it mucous
tissues. No sooner has the dysPsptie swallowed
dose Of Il than he knows by hid. Sensatious that
his stomach has received an secession Of vigof IL
incrsasss the desire Tor food snd the ability 70
digest and assimilate Il n the liver IL dereiict,
It Improves the condition Of the organ and i'm.
parts 70 q .. now and healthfal impulse. The
bowels being obstrlcted, II promotes the now Of
bile into shtestinsl canal and thereby relieves
them md re-estabIishes their natural action. Its
effect upon the brain, the nerves and the Kidneys
10 equally sslutary. In short II tones alters end
= = : - - + SEQ - .tfHsIa4
sT1n ralz ALE Tn1es, and has proved that
DR.. Wistar'a Rl0m Of Wild Cherry e the rome
dy psr esesl!esce for t4e cure Of coughs, colda,
Group, whooping cough, bronchitis Phthy sic asth.
ma, sore tkrost, and iBflusnsa. Il cures coughs
and colds instanter. II soothesthe irrtated parts;
II heals the inaammation; ard even consumption
itself yields to its magic influence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
NME. ANroINrrrE BERNHEIM,

(Succe.seur dc Mime. Pinchon,) 10 Brevoort place,
near Broadway, (Tenth street, has taken rooms
at WAlard's hotel, and will remain until Friday.
She Is Offering tho balance Of her goods, such as
party dresses, bonnets- and other fancy goods,
selling them 1t very lew rate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
cH1zDREH,s EosPIT41.

Ameeting Of the directory o. the Children's Hos:
pital was hold Tuesday night. The resignation
of Miss Magruder, the mstron Of the hospital, was
rendered and accepted, and Q resolution of thanks
and regrets adopted, and Miss Sarah J. Davis, Of
Boston, was appointed to al the vacancy, both
resignation and appointintnt 70 take effect on the
LIST proximo. Miss Davis il understood to have
had large experience In similar Institutions, and
the hospital 10 considered fortunate in being able
70 secure her services.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
! To Contractors, Builder, Lumber Merchants and
others HhOm it NAY concern: 80
The United Slater Cehtennial Board Of Finance
Iron md oih&R naterials and for the execution Of
certain yorea reQured In thu erection Of the Main
lExhihifon Building, covering q acres. In Fair
m6unt Park, PhllsAelphia.. NJ =. = 90
Plals and speeiacasions for the ssme may b seen
tsnnial Board Of Finance, No. sN walnut street,
tSs and % De IN sr Sn S r IN
part o. the building Up to noon ON February n 1874
ct the same plAee.
Information aS to the nature and e1tens Of the
work may NOW be obtained a the once Of the
-" ~ JOHN WELSH, President.
FREDERICK FRALEY, Secretary.
Centennial Board Of Finance.
Approved; A. T. GOSHORN,
Ja2@M&Th2w Director General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
KEEp .our 0t!YHE COLD.

Go to Sayage,s and got him to put his unrivaled
yeathcr-strip on your windows and dOors. Many
have been c0mforted, and advise their friends to
no and do likewise ~ Jos. L SAVAGE, -
= Pennsyfvsnfa Avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
RH KARNER.

Real Estate Broker and Alctionecr, No. 100 Sew.
enth street. will remove to new Offices in Federal
buildings, corner Of and Seventh streets, on the
10th prOximo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
TIE NARKETa
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL. - Il
10 NEW YORK STOCK xxcHANeR.
FHrnishedby Le,cts Lohnsoa Co., Bankers, Vernon
R0sc, nerthsdst corner PennsylvaniG duenus and
Tenth areet, Washiagton.-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29

h TIE only dsAssts Ale solA BY tho leading hotels
md sSS e oeS. e ~ S sls sau. ,D
strenSfh q naveE. i1sintiiss Supplied WIEN half
q Qusstsf barrels M haeets loaned by PaImA
& Gfon, sT0Fssne Stlssk, Georgetowh, d. Q. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
'1rAxBILLs
NISyErs pRfLADELPHIA ALE

for special improysmsnts and for sewerage sat-
tied q discOunt d twenty-five to thirty five per
cent. By the. Rogers Banking Company. SIS Sew
nth street. ~ i77 10 etlfs y .hE.t = s.' y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
CHOICE INYEsrMENrs.

= y.H. SQUIER CO., ."
Bankers, No. lac Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent. on all deposits. Z. - =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
STATES MAIL.

/ NITEU SIATES MALL
Posi- orTIcs DErAsrxINr, I
Of this Department until o'ciocf ?. N. o. March :
mai. q shs Tnsed sas. 1s IL Sa
Il @ On ~ e. n sns
| rivals herein specified. viz:
40 From winchester to Capon Springs (W. Va, }
| 2l.1 miles and back, sfx times week, from
Nsh june to Dth Of September only in each
| Leave winchester daily, except Sunday, at $50
Arrive at Capon Springs at $50 pms.
Leave Capon Springs daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Winchester by cam.
Hu From rom. A !as y sqalsy sp.inss to Manassas
| Leave Aide Tuesday and Friday at ESQ an;
Leave M.ns..ss :- W z and Saturday at
: f 3 =. suAls, Springs,
/ za From Hampstead % Fair Haven, 10 miles and
Leave hs.pssssS Wednesday at cam;
I 1;s. s !. I E:ssa
VS.. .sn Md z.as. d GsS.a. %.:
Ie.sc 0S %e:s ma ssf and
Friday; 40 e: =
Leave urSsns %os q Wednesday and Friday,
Arrive II West Point oy7p.m.
zss From steyen,,lie, By Cartoon. Store. to New
Leave stsvsnsills wednesday and saturday at
~; a;spp ?. n M; H. pro.,... nv s.nn.m..
Z sf sd and Saturday
Arrive Il si:venville by Bpm.
Es5 From Ra..i Retreat to Ciem's Branch, Is miles
Leave Rursl Retreat Saturday atsa. n;
t ts:;:: s ]: s:f Az: :::iss z
zss From St; Tsnnany'. y shax,: store, IN. o.
sSsse Fam, i miles ss once
Leave St. T.nmanx's Saturday at .. M;
kea Leaves c s s IS. .ass
1a From P.np,ls,. D.po. 70 w.l.e.,. Church,
i Leave P.mPin's DEPOT Monday, wednesday
Leave M.is.I.s Chsreh Monday, Wednesday
A aas s: ( Ssssp & 8 D.po. o,.pn.
w. ner.. Store. 70 feiks Of Buaaio, Is miles and
| Leave ssis crssf tuesday and s.sur.v at
ss's :; s sumo s.:.s.; :ss Saturday
AIM = san Greek b.spm. rz--
a. From csssse.Ms 70 Els Greek, 10 miles and
4 = -LssseGssss.ylieT assd.S, Thur.day and Sat-
fssssss a as ctfs g Tiur.d., and s.tur
sAs az q i essseavfIe syspn.
bill i % &, esd saa sssa'ass At
ss. ss:s q and Sat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THuhsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and 50 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, son. glossy hair, all desire Il, all
may have 1t BY constant use Of THo1rPsox's Pc
made Optime. Price, Is and 80 cents per bottle.
LIoHr-coLoRHD Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. J0UvEN's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renovafe them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sold by druggists and fancy deal
ers. n E-H- 40
Wills MAcHrNE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING
PLAsrKRs, whenever plaster 70 needed, are I'M
rivalied. Price. 20, Is. and 20 cents each
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29

THE GREAT ENaLIsH REMEDY for aout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plants either Of recent or long standing, arc id
They can be relied upon ~ the most safe and Of
fectual remedy ever offered to the pablie, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the grestest success Prepared BY
PRoUr q HARsANr, ZD Strand, london, England,
and sold by all druggists. -.