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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-16


INCIDENTS OF rUE Pvi:sUr OF THE
RANL RoasERs. The toxin was stir
cd up several times last week be-
tcle2ysms from those pursuing the
Bank robbers. The first received
va s~kia. for more men and horses
70 ho sent. Then telegram WAS
sent To- some parties IN Bristol Tenn.
requesting thst men ba sent from
there q, heal of the robbers.
On Saturday evening the follow n
telegram was received:
WILLARD, KY. Sept 10, 1879.
T. J9ln Hoe El,sss', President.
We are ut Wc,t Liberty. Have
fifteen fresh uen and horses after the
parties. Think they will overhaul
them. They have gone towards
Cumberland Gap. VIII stay until
We hslr &. /. MILLER.
On Monday morning Messr>. Nil
Ter, Moore and Sturgeon arrived
here, and brought with them the
gray mare ridden by one of the rob.
bcrs. file had left it on the road
vi man to take care of and hired
another To 20 on with. lie rode the
hired horse about twenty miles aud
then bought another for a hundred
dollar,
On Sunday last, Capt Littrsll
overlook the robber, and mad 4 >kirm-
jsh with them; they were feeding
their horses in a bottom; he was ahssd
of hi, men, and they heard him COM
iug over the bill. and tso of them
left thes horses and ran one way, up
the holl.w and two got on their
horses and Went the other way. He
followed those on foot. Shots Wee
exchanged, and he thinks he crippled
one of the robbers, but they got of
into a thicket where he could not
follow them He got two of their
horses then. His men aud horses
were about given out then. so he
started a fresh party on the track and
came on here to make arrangements
for the further pursuit
On Friday last Mr.. Oney received
a letter from the Chief OF Police of
Louisville XIV, enclosing 4 photo.
graph, and description OF Il man who
he suspected OF being the leader of
the robbery at the Bank. Mr..
Onev recognized it at once As being
the icaier OF the robbers. 1t was
then taken to Mr.. Crumps whore
they s,sid all night on Saturday be-
foe the robbery. They were not
told who it was but Mr.. Crump's son
was asked II he had ever seen any
one who looked like the picture,
h. promptly replied, yes; it is
OPP, of those men who staid here
saturday night The photograph
WAS that of one of the Younger"
brothers. family that has been en-
gagged in many robberies noted for
GOODNESS and audacity, 50 it Il well
known nov, that they are the par
ties who committed the robbery here
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-16

PAEAGEtTHI-rs.-lt Is wonderful.
tina, the brains of some otour cotem-
alraric, du not give WAY, under the
immense pressure they have To bear
I'm c1ucactjac witty and ssntentiouS
paragraphs FIR their papers. They
come % Us sometime- with column
ar SD of such ,er-e and original Wit
as t,e following:
"lt was fo-gv Yesterday morning.
This IS very new and interesting
Vow ti- bottom Of the river Is
rising mp" This Is a''gook - i,meals
that the wate..> aliiur1
The sun rose yesterday morning
and expect, to Il, the same tomor-
row. 'Ne-c,a,iou looks green after
,le late rams" &c How their
b-.;u- en- stand such q strain !, what
we can't understand, unless they sub
set entirely IN whales aul 0>t meal
cruel
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-16

1t has been said there are three compaa-
ions With whom you should always keep
on god terms-6rst your VIE; second,
your stomach third, your conscience.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-16
7XtyEFkEyEnES.
IRON WORKS.

Chareston has twenty-f1ur manufactur-
irs industries Of which ten are located be-
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". II. n. Frcnger 81 al.

TIE object Of tIls SUI ~ recover ~ tlo de
PENDANT treugef The sum II slJ'.o9 due ~ The
DlanfiI f1r work arr Eli,Of performed AMI ma
fcri8!s furnished IN the erection ard cons 81 -
ton ~ a fence and kitchen for SAIL FreEger. a.f
10 attach and subject 20 the payment a.
amount due 20 -sii piai TN from said Fr.f....
ne Il al Estate 81 said F'"nger In sail r.I,.
county and u apgea ing from an sflidaFl 30 . 81
IN the cause thai TIE icfen tnt ". H. Ii Ff.ll-
~. 3. a nun-re~!iisnt ~ the state Of West VIA.
f.. II b. therefore ordered that D. Do srf..r-
here ~ lGies 70 De he'd In the Clerk o, 90 o.
the County court Of saii Csbeli Count, Co,r ,t
he nr-i Monday b. October nrxt and Do what =
necr-ss. J 10 project hi Interest m this SUIT.
Trs'e: JOS. :. MILLER. CLtRg.
Harvey Haryey, Sos. Sep. 9-{w.
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A. ! Cullen. II. &. King End the Central Ia
COMPANY OF West Virginia.
~ CUhN(;ERY.

Tre Object ~ his SUIT Is ~ recover ~ q o
defendant s. :. Cuilcn.the Fun ~ 500 - iD>
money iur YldlltiN Oh account Tor lumber sId
mate furnished the said \. :. cullen by ~ 4
+. u. B-Ghrinc and q ~ the costs ~ he sui' ~
~ 'tach he e.tafe o. sai1 Cullen IN said Cab, 4
County o. fay doc saline.
Anf u sppe. ring from IN arlayt fled Win
the papers IN tfi- cause that The PENDANT 4 :.
Cullen D. . nnD-ro,dcn' % thc state >fWe-t VIZ
giuia J. IS t-ar, fIIc ordered iifat De- do app,4
here ~ rules h,li 40 the ci.rit once II iiiI
court On he fr.t v ucay ~ Oc,o5cr next. ~ 4
% v. - ls f.cc-.Ity 90 protect his Interest ia
his suit
T--'e: JOS. :. MILLER. CLERK.
G.h-'n. NM \ Fns'Dw SOls sept o. ~
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CTATE or WIT VIRGINIA: A. Ru'es rdl
~ re Clrrkf Office ~ The County Cont ~
he'll County On III lrsi Monday 10 September,
1875.
a. 3. Palmer,
y. : IN CUANGERY
o. al
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CIE AP LANDS p!
Ls2AL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTATE OF WET VIRGINIA: AT Rules held
~ me CLERKS Offc'. II tHe COuliy Court ~
Csu 81 County, Oh IN, Brst Monday 10 seyteMDsr,
i5io.
T. D. BeghFing
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WELL APPURTENANCED DRY
CnnDs JTOI-GE

cheaper taanaay other store west Of Ncn York
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-16

Ever Offered To the citizens OF Gahell county 10
being our intention o. keep on hand every artl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
In the language of gentleman on the other side,


1T DID NOT TAKE MUCH COURAGE TO DO THAT.
He had been here eight years, and had engaged
in debate more, perhzps, than he ought 70; and
he would eallupon any gentleman 70 say Hhether
House. WhoY Let him speak whom have Of
Tended. Let this thing be settled, then. once for
an. He never made an attack upon . man, and
when he was attacked he never LETT his man until
me sPEAKER then directed the Sergesnt.st-
Arms TO conduct Mr.. BROWN 70 the Oar Oh Inc
House. -, 49,. -o.,,,.,o,,
inst adopted TO be read by the Clerk, and said:
Mr. 1oHN YOU'VE BRoWH: You are BOW ~ the
bar Of the House under formal resoiotion Ior
having transgressed its rules by dlsoroerly con-
duet and having resorted to preVarication when
certain question was put to you oy the OnAiI.
For this by direction Of the HOUSE, you are 70 0e
publicly eensured. No words the Onsr cooiu
utter could possibly add to the gravity OF the oc-
cssion, or 70 the severity Of the punishment. It
remains now only, in the name Of the House, Ior
the Chair to pronounce It's censure ior the Two
Mr.. BROWN said he had intended no prevari-
cation to the Speaker, and he would now add that
he intended no disrespect to the House. He then
MI. SCOFIELD, of Pa, from the Committee
on Naval Affairs submitted report upon the
alleged sale Of Q eadetship by Mr.. STowELL, Of
Va, with the unanimous request that the COM
nittee be discharged from the further cOnsidera-
MT. RANDALL said the report was . complete
yindication Of the gentleman, and should be acted
The SPEAKER said If there was no objection,
the recommendation Of the COMMITTEES would be
considered as concurred in.
Mr. BUTLER asked unanimous consent that
the previous question be considered ordered on
the civil rights bill, and that at o'clock the
House take q recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Several gentlemen o3lsstea' and d members ap,
he assented, and on his motion the House, at $40
| D. m, took Q recess until 10 O'Clock, q. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
EIectinn of 0Hesrs.

The following officers were elected by Eagle
Tent, No. 2, 1. o. of RechsbItes, at their last
meeting Shepherd, Robert McCutchon; G. R.
VIM. Hutchinson; D. R., Samuel Hutchinson; R.
s., John G. Axe: s., Q. q. McKenny: Treas,
Thomas b. Marche; Levite, Edwin H. Jones; L
G.. R. L. Hunter; o. g., W. Vanderslice.
The following were elected by Eagle Tent, No
O. Junior Order Of Rechabites, January 80, 1875
]. Nottingham; q. R., John T. Lighter, jr.; D.
R., EDos Berkeley; r. s., Walter Mcfarland; +
S.. Charles Ssnderson; Treas, John o. Axe: LIE
vite, ]. Lawrence; 1. g., Thomas Lear; o. e..
VIM McRenpY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
-nr n1srp1nr IN coNGREss.
Proceedings in the Committees and on the
Floor. - -
PETITION OF BRIcKHAKKRs.


PETITION OF BRIcKNAKKRs.
In the Senate Wednesday, Mr.. Salisbury pre-
s.nted. a petition, signed by the orickmAkers Of
the District praying to be pai for the bricks fur
nished to the District, ethe in currency or bonds
saleable OF par. Referee TO District committee.
FTSANcIAL.
Next Monday GGn. Chapman will introduce
bill in the House authorSing banks IN ne de,
for banking operations in the District under the
banking laws, and providing that such ponds De
received as basis OF circulation at the Treasury
al eighty cents on the DOLLAR the Treasurer 10 re-
tain the interest until the time fixed Tor the re-
sumption Of specie payments as additional Sc
cuTity. ...E -.- u .a . . 80 .. p. 90
LOUISE HOME.
The bill to Incorporate the Louise Home and
for other purposes came up In the Senate yester-
day, Messrs. Hamilton, Of Maryland, STOCKTON
and Thurman urging ts passage ,d MI :,o ~ tSs
bill, authorizfng the trustees to close up an aley
running through the square on which the Home
fTinSeme6t uDon the rights Of citizens whose
| property is contiguous to said alley. The bill
went over at the expiration Of the morning hour.
- DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
The question Of q government ior the DlstLlot
was discussed in the House District COMMITTEE
| Yesterday. The majority Of the committee oppose
any Initiative steps on this subject In the House
and are Of the opinion that y s peLer y ~
| recent amendments relating to suffrage, Wnlcn
| allows . popular election for Delegate to Oon
gress.
HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
The following business was transacted yester
| day in the House District Committee:
| The petition for the relief OF the blind was In
| definitely postponed.
| Two deleVattons-one in the interest Of the Saw
age SQUARE market and the other in the interest
| OF the Corcoran Square marKet-Were heard brisi
| ly. Colonel William A. Cook appeared for th'
latter. The subject was referred to suD-con
| mittee. -. ~,
! authorizing the recorder Of deeds to appoint
| deputy. 49,, ~,
an appropriation to remunerate them for clothlns
destTy ed by the Board of Health during the small
pox scare was referred, with 3 favorable report
| 10 the Committee on Appropriations.
| The petition of william Bowen for RELIEF wa
also similarly referred. Also, the memorial 0
the National Association for the Keller oil Colore'
| Wsmen and Children. -. -
The subcommittee on changing the names o
the streets reported adversely on the Dill; and q
motion Of General Chapman, the report was lAl'
| on the table. -,
an adverse report, which was adopted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
The chink Of Gold.

The Gilmore Concert, which is to close the last
Of the saries Of Library drawings, on the 9th Of
February, is creating all over the country about
the same excitement as did the monster Boston
Musical Jubilee, by the same conduetor, q Few
wears ago. In Louisville there will be no firing
Of cannon or crash Of esr-piercing noise. MI.
Briggs, the manager Of the Library drawings, has
wisely substituted for this the more pleasing mel
ody OF ssthe chink Of gold."~ Music and money,
and money and music, Is the thema upon which
this final concert Is based.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
Police Court-Judge snell.
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
The Work Of the Commissioners

The laborers employed by the parking commits
sion and those engaged on the streets Will be
paid to-day. .....
The total number Of inmates Of the Washing
ton asylum, as shown by the report Of the In
tendant for the week ending February 3, ID 34s.
The physician Of the Institution reports 81 pa
tients under treatment there at the present time.
Two deaths have occurred during the past week.
PoTTKR's FIELD.
The commissioner of the Washington asylum,
Colonel Lubey, has addressed o letter to the Dis
trict Commissioners stating that the burial
ground attached to the asylum, known IS Prot
ter's Field !" where those VINO die poor and friend
less are generally buried, no record Is kept OF
age, name, SC; that he desires to establish such
arecord, and to do 90 intelligently Involved a
necessity OF surveying the ground, dividing Il
into sections, and making map Of the same. He
requests that the surveyor Of the District or other
officer be directed 70 make the necessary survey,
9 maps, SO. In accordance with the request Lieut.
HOxfe gave the necessary orders. r--.H 7H--r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
Plate Printers Ball,

The annual ball Of the Plate Printers Union
wednesday night ct Masonic Temple was one Of
the grandest affairs Of the season. The hall was
magnihcently decorated, and the attendance Of
the youth and beauty Of the District was large,
Good music was furnished, and dancing was con-
ttnued until q Geasonable hour the NEXT morn
ipR. The COMMITTEES OF arrangements deserve
great credit for the success Of the ball, IS all
pregent expressed themselves TO the effect that
The evening had been one Of great enjoyment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
snms Mistakas Corrected.

1t appears that several errors Of fact regarding
the personnel Of the affair crept into The REPUB-
LIcAN's account of the domestic difficulties Of q
"prominent E-street physician" published day
or two since. And first we are credibly informed
that the party referred to was not an E-street
physician second, that there was neither vile nor
designation in the case. A little prying Jealousy
there may have been and considerable misappre-
hension on the part Of one Of the participants.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
Awning Custom Corrected.

1t is quite generally the custom to take strong
liver stfmulants for the cure Of liver complaint,
and both the mineral and vegetable kingdoms
have been diligently searched to procure the most
drastic and poisonous purg atves In order to pro-
duee powerful effect upon the liver and arouse
the tagging and enfeeoled organ: This system
Of treatment Is on the same principle as that OF
giving q weak and debilitated man large portions
OF brandy to enable him to do . certain amount
Of work. When the stimulant Is withheld, the
organ, like the system, gradually relapses into q
more torpid or sluggish and weakened condition
than before. What then is WsntedG Medicines,
which, while they cause the bile to flow freely
from the liver as that organ Is toned into action,
will not overEork and thus debiitate It. but viii,
when their use is discontinued, leave the liver
strengthened and healthy. Such remedies are
found in DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Purgative Pellets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
A CURE OF L1vER p1sEAsE.

RUsK, TEXAS, May 10, 1873.
DR.. X. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, ". r:
DEAR SIR: My wife last year at this time was
confined to her bed with Chronic Liver Disease.
had one Of the best doctors to see her, and he
gave her up to die, when i came upon some Of
your medicine. bought one bottle and COM
meneed giving 1t. She then weighed etghty-two
pounds; now she weighs one hundred and forty
pounds, and is robust and hearty. She has taken
eight bottles in all, so you see am an advocate
for your medicines. WILLIAM WEAzEL-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
Auction sales To-day.

By Duncsnson Brothers:
AZ O'Clock, valuable improved property in
square 5e6. -.t
By b. H.Wamer; s,Err-- -
Ala O'Clock, a valuable tract Of land on Rock
creek, In the county Of Washington, D. y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
1nFaunr Of The MnrriIl Bill.

The following are the names of the signers OF
the petition, published in yesterdays issue, in
favor Of the Morrill, bill for the new government
Of the District with the additional proviso that
Oala1ata In Oon0ress shall he elActed:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

A STARTLING TRUTH.-Thousands die an
nually from neglected coughs and colds, which
soon ripen into consumption, or other equally
fatal diseases Of the lungs, when BY the timely
use Of q single bottle of Or. WiStGr'S BdIsam Of
Wild CHEEKY their lives could have been preserved
to q green old age. Scots. and u oottle; larke
bottles much the cheaper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05


J.H. Smith,
Hooe Bro. & Co.,
J. W. Thompson,
William B. TODD,
]. H. Baxter,
Nathaniel Wilson,
James T. Lehman,
George H. B. White,
VIM. Orme,
:, VIM. Thompson,
W. W. DUNCAN,
J. 2. Olmstead,
Dickson & King,
d. A. Gardner,
q. T. Gardner, gate
Jos. Casey, without dele
H. ID. Cooke,
on, L. ]. Davis,
John T. Given,
Charles Edmonston,
, Geo. W. Riggs,
W. S. Thompson,
s. p. Brown,
D, b. p. Snyder,
]. W. Krafft,
A. p. Pardon,
Moses Kelly,
A. X. Appleman,
W. E. WSygant,
g. @. CornWelI & Sons,
W. B. Jones,
TIL. G. Todd,
b. u. Keyser,
Z. X. Wilson,
John Bolles,
, VIM. 7. Stelger, 81
r. A Morrison,
T. T. Rider,
. James X. Watts,
nan, VIM. Fitch,
John Z. Young,
p. McMiekle,
John U. Parker,
James E Waugh,
L Lncks,
H. Swain,
ID. L. Morrison,
B. H. Warner,
Theodore Mosher,
O. @. Prentiss,
s. Potts,
VIM. Henning,
Samuel Fowler,
VIM. Mayse,
VIM. B. Williams,
VIM. E. COX,
b. A. Byrne,
b. F. Bigelow,
J., b. s. Baldwin,
:, N. H. Shea,
Aug. s. Nicholson,
L. o. Ingersoll,
0. B. L. Blsekford,
N. b. Fugitt,
i. NJ. Hanson,
W. J. Murtagh, NATION
AL REPUBLICAN,
Crosby s. Noyes, EUeB
ing St0r,
Geo. B. Corkhill, Wash
inqtoR ChroHtele,
]. N. Burritt, SUNDAY
Herald,
Thomas B. Florence, Ga
RingWalt, Hack d NIL
Ter, Daily Critic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
OITY ITEMS

FINE DRESS SUITS.
A large assortment at low figures.
GEO. q. HENNING, 40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

ONAl Nv 80
James NJ. Latta,
H. A. willard,
q. J. Hillyer,
H. NJ. Hutchinson,
H. H. Wells,
Adolf Cluss,
W. H. Philip,
Hallet Kilbourn,
Charles E. Mix,
William Stiekney,
Andrew Wylie,
Z. W. Rice,
N. L. Jefries,
II. d. Cooke, IT.,
L. A. Bartlett,
r. X. Evans,
VIM. Hayden,
Nourse & Middleton,
Fred. Koons,
A. NJ. Sperry,
Geo. W. SIickney,
r. II. T. Leopold,
Robert Purvis,
George B. Coburn,
H. +. Davis,
J. I. Brodhead,
]. A. Shindle,
W. Scott Chew,
Geo. W. Adams,
@. O. Willard,
W. E. Ohandlee,
]. F. Cake,
! N. W. Burehell,
p. H. Hooe,
John Alexander,
Geo. W. Cochran,
-SH- Kaufman,
NJ. B. Latimer,
M. W. Beveridge,
DR.. O. H. Lieberman,
q. A. James,
VIM. Gunton,
Edward Temple,
Samuel Norment,
Thos. A. King,
John A. Ruff,
]. o. McKelden,
Henry Rogers,
M. H. Brainerd,
b. F. Hamlink,
+. L. Smart,
W. p. Smith,
NJ. NJ. RohreT,
E. ]. Sweet,
]. Stanley Jones,
b. s. johnson,
Michael Lane,
q. M. Wight,
Sam. Bacon s. Co.,
james T. Walker,
q. B. Scott,
W. T. McKneW,
Geo. O'Callaghan.
]. T. Parker,
r. 4. Parker,
o. T.. Parker,
II. j. Gregory,
FitEhugh Coyle,
| o. O. Greene.
r. W. bowman,
| A. o. Bradley,
| W. II. Wilson,
| Charles Bradley,
Henry Bradley,
John Purdy.
L. H. Witherow,
G. r. Simmons,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

WILLING HANDS AND HEARTS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT, "BUyEALo BILL"


ROCKFORD, ILL, April, 20, 1874. !
DR.. 4. =. Pierce, Buffalo, ". z:
SIR: have now taken four bottles Of your
Golden Medical Discovery in connection with
your Pellets, and must say that nothing have
ever taken for my liver has done me as much
good. feel like new man. Thanks to your
W. E. CopY, C.ButfalO Bnl.r)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
Chilhlains

will be promptly relieved and ultimately cured
by bathing the afflicted parts with POnc's Ex-
tract.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

CoNsUMPTIvRL TAKE NoTICE-Every moment
of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and
much depends on the judieious choice OF aremedy.
The amount Of testimony in favor Of Dr.. Schencks
Pulmonic Syrup, as q cure for consumption, Tar
exceeds all that can be brought to support the
pretensions OF any other medicine. see Dr.
Schenek's Almanac containing the certificates OF
many persons Of the highest resPectaolIty VINO iN
have been restored to health, after being pro-
nounced incurable byphysicians OF aeknoWledged
ability. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone mas
cured many, as these evidences Will snow put
the cure Is often promoted by the employment OF
two other remedies which DR.. Schenck provides
for the purpose. These additional remedies are
Sehenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Ptlls.
By the timely use Of these medicines, according
to directions DR.. Schenck eertihes that most any
case or Consumption may be cured.
Dr. Schsnck Is professionally at bis principal
office, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Pnlladel-
phia, every Monday, where all letters Tor advice
must be addressed.
elo TO 1900
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent. .
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbrtage = 20,
Bankers Wall street, New York.
THuRsToE's IVORY PEARL TOOTH PowDKz
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUyEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovB CLEANEl
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle
THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTIMR Is equal TO the
best French and but half the price. twenty-five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRKReTHENINe PLAsTKRs are Tia
very best. All sold By druggtsts-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
Braun's Autotypes.

Our special Importation Of these remaEkaole pic
tnras ts NOW ready for exhibition and sale, and We
Invite the Inspeeton and investment Of al persons
int rested IN art. These reprOductlons Of t1e
works OF art or the great masters supply. - no
other comics can, q want long telt. me exh1Dl1on
viii eonfinue q few days only.
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No11cE.-rhe Band Is now making . tour Of the
principal Eastern and Western cities, on their way
10 Louisville, KY, to MI an engagements In the
latter CITY on the 9th Of February, In aid OF the
Public Library Of Kentucky. fel-u