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National Republican., 1877-12-28

AucrIoNEERs
puncansop Broe., Ninth aud D sts.
Wash. b. wiIiisms, d, cor. Tenth strsse
BooKsELLEIts AND sTATIoNERa
sSnsscn fn sseaS. nd street
WIN. Bsiisniyns, Is sevsnth street
vernon Sw Pn grs ana Tssss a
Felix p..fp~.s. sl, n stree. a
X g Justh. us street.
DENTISTa
DR.. c DeMontrevilie. No. i27o Pennsylvania avenue;
DRUaGIsTs.
pTs%ps Drug Ns .r.s
EDUCATIONAL.
msss1G FSsi %l g scsoc cIfs is pYi'a~s .l9sss
Mi.. Haroysf. ,i,ss street..
9seo.Ee,0sSn s., SOllsss M a eIsSGgsstown; a. D. s, Q
PsIE semlnsry, ~ rim street nOrihwes
Eva s hns'9s. Hs.e Soissf sr ss.ss'h and
school Of Music Io1 Eighth stree,
Law Department, National 1nivsrsity. '" '
M.rkriter. ss II street norshwosI
higss House, cYrner Fifteenth and streeta
fsnne sxf .na
Wormley. and fi6senth s,reets:
ssssi z: sad sfs r. Sa'ss ssa street.
fremont House.
HATTERa.
d. H. stinsmetz, LIST Pennsylvania svenua
INSURANCE.
Germania Fire Insurance Company, Of D. G, esS ]
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 80 High street
LUMBER
wheatley Bros, Georgetown. d.. @
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Esen,an Brothers. corner Seventh and r. streets
A. 6aks Co, seventh street
D. Robinson a Co., 900 PsnnsyiYania avenua
RESTAURANTS.
Parisian Restaurant, It2t Pennsaivania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders a stayman. Penna ava and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANGINos.
John Alexander. t2si Pennsyivnnia avenue.
PHoTo-LITHoGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo iithographer, No 90 Penn
sylvania avenue
PHYSICIANS
DR.. Hartley, eoi New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
h. Fl. Warner. els FHtreet northwest
John Sherman, n. Cloud Building.
Fitch Fox, Freedmans bank building, 1900 Pa ave-
SEWING MACHINEa
NcKenney a Co., t27 Ninth street
TRUNKS.
Murrsy's, sos Pennsy1vanla avenue.
| UNDERTAKERA
| r. w. Barker, 6l2 Eleventh street.
IL u. Harvey, w street.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor
Note, Ash for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

"Hsas. for I VII, .ps.h Of tzesiient
PONDS ExrnaoT4 s tn. er.. v.s.s.s.s
thirty years, and for cieanines. and prompt
CnSaEM. s Nc esn ss ssSslsa asr without
Pond's Extract. Accidents, Bruises,
Contasions, Cats, sprsins, ire relieved
SloSpy ssosss pain. u q Ssr.:,p :pPsssS
R.iis, Feion:, Corns, eio: Arrest. in.
LADIES md i their best friend. % IL assuase.
SUI sansss. anss s Sn Z
,the head, nausea vortigo, 40. Il promptly
samsliorstes and permanently heals al
mKmoSs aiiolDs or PILRsnpd in thi. the
No csss, however chronic or obstinate S, osn
long reslst It's regular use.
X1RIGSsE XE;N.. II 4 :, ths be- only , sur. cure:
BLEEDiNG from from any casse. For this Il is spe.
ssss s q n:s & pssans
ncse, ssoznach, lungs, and el:evhsrs.
TooTMACmE, Esrsehss Me- MsssrsIigaa rsI,g and nd
rHXsiUiASs Of ali schools Who sc acquainted viii
msnd IL in their prastise. We have istsers o
commendation non, hundreds Of Physicians
many Of whom order Il for use in their @ ow.
order iis use for sweilings Of an Ends
Ouinsy, sore Throat, Isaaned Ton
sils, simple eaf chronic Diarrhea, Ca
tarrh tfor which 10 is spscQc,, Chil
blains, Frosted Feet, etings o
Inseets, Musquitoes, stc, Chappes
Hands, Face, and indeed all manrsr o
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Rsushnes
and gnaartlngy heals Cuts, Eruption
and Pinples. II yeripss, fnvtoornfss an
ryrssles, while wonderfully improving ii
TO FxHMEns~Pend,s Extract. No stoc
breeder, no Livery Man can afiord 70 be With
out It. II IL used by all tho leading Liver
Stables Street Railroads and first Horseme
In New York City. 1t hns no equal for Sprain
HArnea or Saddle Chnfngs, .6tifines
6ratches, swellings, Cuts, Lacerattcus, Bleet
1nga, Pneum6na, Collie, DinrThna, Chill
Colds, &c. Its range Of action is wide, and th
1elief Il affords u 30 prompt that II u invalua
ble in every fam-yard q1(sell a. in sver
Tarm-housc. Lat Il bo tried once, and 20
will never bc without II.
| CAUTIONi Ponds Extract has been imitstet
The genuine article has tho words Pond
Extract blouz IN each bottle. II is prepare
by tho only persons living who evt
| knew how to prepare u properly. Refuse =
| other preparations Of Witch HazeL This
| the only article used by Physicians, and In u
| hospitals Of this country and Europe;
ugTORf and Uses Of Ponds Extract
| IN pamphlet form, sent free on application
| PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, eS'aaaidf
| Lane. New York.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Now York General Market,

YSss Dec g steady yplsnS, i,se
Isnoe, issG 70 the Continent aaos 70 tho Channel.
suvss.s an :r$ :ss, a ssss, s,s @ No
ssss5n Ssssn to SisTs good s.s s es s
choice extra 81 Jouk IS 6oeSs %; patent Minnesota
$ Sc Psss o % oaSss sssiSs seua e s'ps Sn
chansed Rye hour quiet and steady at p 1oI D for
%ss'sfn s i'f is sasywns saS ranss.n'a z coos white
ss'rss ssiss 'is2nE ss sssai
steady with hoIdcrs little more inclined 70 realize
S$s Ss /. S!%ssS;s * = 81 G NV ye1f s@is4ss NJ:
mss SS' ~ SP S4' vSs. SS s,sis Ss'' ~ for extra
ss J. Il IS Il s'
Corn dull a hole lower soeests for unmsrchant
s g %sssfsH stts 81
soysiiSw, eoso Ser newsnd oId yellow mixed, eelss
Oats dull, without dscidsa change
sS SSisS i6i New Yofs.' ' and isisc q
cofee"aio dull and unchanged.
rssnas Gnd ss ps 5 e s9Ss
hnsd steady and in trade st " esc fer siandart
g@oS&S H. for .Ss1 gISSn1pia'ed fOrpowdersd, AND
Molssses. Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet ant
hce unchanged aud In moderate demand.
TIC; refined, ial.c.
Tallow steady At TAc
Rosin unchRnged d
Turpentine duh at s2u s2,sc for spirits
EsEs heavy AZ ggsSc for State and Pennsylvania
Proyisons.Por dull at ga e,s@is Is for mes. un
nspsesa % sss snd i,nspeesd g.ef9Sst 6eefhams dull
dies quiet and unchanged at SIC for city long clear
Lard opened easier and afteTwArd became NOR,
sieady and closed SCARCELY hrm prime steam q is
Buier-oboice Arm ana other grades dull at ptg2e
for Western and llSc for State Cheese Iuet Al Ia
Eye for common TO prime
Linseed quiet.
Whisky nominal at q oo,s(dl TO-
freights 70 Liverpool more active and hrmer Cot
ton, by sail, Nd by steam, A@e sd. Wheat, b,
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Antique Bronxes.

The principal exports Of Kioto are silks and
bronzes, and some Of the workmanship of the
latter is Of . superior character. Indeed, most
Of the antique Japanese bronzes" 30 eagerly
sought for, and for which such fabulous prices
are paid, are being daily made there. A Japan
csc correspondent Of the New York Times re-
lates some amusing anecdotes about the manu-
facture Of so-called ancient ware and the man
ner in which credulous public are fooled
thereby.
A merchant of Kobe noticed pair of very
| old vases in Kioto shop; there was no mis-
| take about their extreme antiquity, for they
were eaten here and there by verdigris and
| the insidious tooth of time-old Tempw Edap
Rerum. He was astonished at the low price
demanded, and hastened to close the bargain,
lest the shop-keeper change his mind, and then
inquired II there were any more TO be had.
The shop keeper said ho had no more on hand,
but obligingly offered to make any number to
order.
"But don't want new vases" was tho re-
ply; II want old ones, like these"
"1'n make them for you," was the shop
keepers answer; mako them all just like
these.n
So the merchant gave the order, and in
month he received his new antiques" bearing
the necessary stamp Of Tempus Edar-plain as
the nose on your face. He ordered more, sent
the consignment to London, and had the satis-
faction Of clearing about 400 per cent ON the
Investment.
The Japanese maker confided to the Kobeits
the process Of venerableizing bronzes, which ID
very simple. 1t is only to boil them q few
hours in strong vinegar, and IL you want them
to be very antique" add little acid.
Verify, for ways that are dark and tricks
that are vain tho Japaness nre almost as
peculiar as their next-door neigbbor, the
Chiuese. But this particular deception is not
original with them, the same process having
long been used In birmingham in making both
Waterloo relics and Egyptian antiquities, and
the shrewd Japanese have not been slow in
finding it out. They are very clever at imita-
tions of any kind, and IL allowed a little lati-
tudo will generally improve upon the model.
Tho aforementioned porcelain factory has
limitations Of every sort Of ware from Japan
and China, representing all ages and epochs,
and the proprietor offered to reproduce exactly
any sample which could be brought
"You can buy plenty Of old ware here" said
he, but you better have It made to order, and
then you know you are not cheated" Sound
advice, that, but we grieve to think that some
of those Centennial relies" over which we
went into. .raptures last summer, as wc con.
jured up visions Of the Pharoahs and pre-.
Adamic period, were scarce six months old
the work OF some dark k-complexioned, almond.
eyed sharper whose enterprise casts tho
wooden nut-mess, pine hams, and sand.
adultented ginger Of our virtuous connected
ancestors far in the shade. These revelation,
are disastrous to ones faith In antiquities, and
;. We feel like tho child who cried to 20 into q
convent when she found her doll was stuffed
with saw-dust. Somebody will be setting uI
q mummy factory next.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
The ThnlIau Club's

inaugural entertainment of this, their second
season, was in every respect q success. This
society is composed of some Of our brightest
amateur talent, and Washington is never slow
in .appreeiating home genius. The Opera
House was packed as closely rs nature slows
away her seedlings; beauty and fashion
beamed from the boxes; ladies and gentlemen
whose names stand high in the social, intel
lectual and political world, filled every avail
able inch Of room, and applauded until their
gloves gave way. Among the audience we no:
ticed several "yassar girls and other daughters
of prominent families, who are home from vari-
Gus seminaries for a brief holiday vacation
Miss Minnie Frye, the leading lady in The
World and the Stage" evinced histrionio
talents of no mean order. We understand
that although so very young, this lady has re-
ceived several tempting offers, one from Dion
Boucicault, to go upon the stage as profess
sional." Real genius is rare gift in this
generation, and when bestowed should not DO
hidden under bushel."
National Republican., 1877-12-28
baltimore General Market.

baltimore General Market.
,.BAIrIMonr, Dec. n.-Cotton dull and nominal.
hiddling, lie.
Flour quiet steady, and unchanged.
Wheat.southern outlet and steady Western quiet
do. amber, q 4bpI b0i No. Western winter rod spot
and December, VI Ri January, u t2h bid; February
CoIn-eouthern quiet; Western quiet and easier
eQuthern white, as@Sc; do. yellow, te6l58c; old
efn mixed, spotand DECEMBER, 5,lc; january. soaet
eoc; February eoAc Western steamer, 5ol4c.
Oats quiet and steady. southern, S3GJ7c; Western
white. ak6t3sc: do. mixed, x0t5ic.
Rye dull and nominal ct 63@t85c.
Hay steady and unchanged.
PROVISIONS dull and unchanged Butter steady
choice Western packed, 2z6p23c do roll, 2l6D22c.
Petroleum. dull and nominal Refined, iSc.
Cofee dull and unchanged.
Sugar steady at SIC.
Whisky dun at u 10k.
Receipts-Fiour,4o00b bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn
1to,OO bu oats, 500 bu, -
No shipmens to-day,
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Social Gossip.


The perambulating masquerade ball Of the
q. S. C's Tuesday night was q decided success.
The committee of arrangements was composed
of the following young gentlemen. well
known among the elite Of Georgetown John
J. Stevenson, ID. Waters, Q. WEIGH, ]. b.
Downman, and Harry. Hay den. First the
jolly dominoes assembled at the residence Of
Mrs. ]. W. P. Myers, where they met tho
Misses Williams and their charming guest,
Miss Clagett, of Maryland, the Misses Miller, :
Addison, Dodson, Van Ness, and many Others.
Next they raided the Alvord mansion, in
Washington, on N street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, where they were cordially re-
cciyed by the General, his wife and daughters,
and the Misses DOugal, Thorn, Pelouse, and y
number of others. Next they repaired to Mrs.
Singleton s and duly surprised" that estimabls
lady, her daughters, aud several guests,
among whom were Misses Pendleton, Patter'
son, and others.
arrived at the residence Of Miss Daisy Harrnll,
where they remained until about tl,e witching
hour of three. Quite a company were assem-
bled in expectation of their advent, among
whom were Misses Hancock, Davis, Mitchell,
| Wallace, Mackall, Wilson, Pauiding, &C., with
| Messrs. Mercer, Dodge, Steele, Jones, Moshcr,
| DIR. J. NJ. Mackall, and many others.
Prof. Donch's orchestra accompanied the
masqueraders, furnishing some new and raro
selections.
On the whole, it was most enjoyable even-
| ing, both to masqucrader and entertainers.
The @. s. C's arc u seven years-old society,
who rs everybody knows, never do things by
| halves.
| The opera of Martha" will be given at tho
| National Theatre on Monday evening, jan
nary Ia, for the benefit Of the Childen's Hos
pital. Miss Eva Mills, Mrs. II. C. Sherman,
Messrs. Keen, Nyman, Pugh, Young and other
we'll known amateurs, under the direction Of
Mr.. Sherman, constitute powerful cast. The
chorus is made up Of prominent society ladies,
and the costumes will be exceptionally rich.
Mr.. Il. X. Sailer is stage manager for the coca
sion. The tickets are selling "likc hot cakes"
and 10 you would have an eligible seat, secure
| IL in season.
On dit that nearly every member Of the
coterie is engaged" and several are to be mar.
ried soon. This shows the good sense of the
| gentlemen, and all young ladies matrimoni.
ally inclined should hasten to attain some
knowledge Of the cnisine IL they would become
wives worthy Of good husbands 1t is aston
ishing how Hymen has depleted this assoeia-
tion, and the ranks Of the Bachelor Club are
thinning as rapidly.
A musical and literary entertainment un-
der the auspices of the ]. o: o. y, occurs tg
night at the Curtis school building Music
will be furnished by the ODD elbows cn9af
1 and tho Mt. Vernon Quartetto Club, ahu mr'
Crypti Palmoni will read some choice soioc-
] tions.. Admittance hee'
National Republican., 1877-12-28
PROPOsALN.
pRofosxIs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEroT ouARrERMAsrER.s orrrcr,
liso 0IRARD STREET, PHiLApELPHIA


DEPoT QuARTERMAsrERs OrFfcr,
no 0RARD STREET, PHILApELrHIA,
Sealed proposals. in dupicat., with . copy or this
advertiseineht attached TO each, will be revived at
his 1tice until noon January "a isIs for rn,snnE , Nh
the following named articles, viz,
600 Helmet 100 TIair Piumes cavalryi 1900 Cords
Helmst Eseies i.sb Uniform Dress caps, assorted;
1,sso prees Gap Pompons so.0oo Forage Caps no@o
pairs Berlin Gloyes I1o0oo pairs wooisn s,ockings
oSSsdoss; ioSS COW wooien sl"nress 600 RasaSdics G %
S0o Wall Tents; no wallTent Flies; b,0p Common
Tents; t,DD sets Common Tent Poles; 5000 yards
Dark Rlue Flannel % b0n0 yards SIX y Blue Kersey,
-; an1o yards Facing Cloth, 80, assor,edi 10000
Yssd, oenton Fi.nqsIi aGo S.r,ls Black r.. sissa
Ord 1000 sross Coal Buttons; Dlooo 6it Buckies.
AL Articles will be subjected 70 ried inspection,
and bidders are Informed that full compliance with
specifications will be insisted upon end thas no arti-
Gle inferior 10 the standard will be acIepted.
The Government reserves The right 70 reject any or
Bs are requested for the delivery Of the articles
Philadelphia and San FranciSco.
preferences will be given to articles Of domestic
production and manufacture. conditions Of price and
quality being equA and such preference will be given
10 articles Of American production and manufacture
Consumption required by tho public service there
Ali articles which TO be used in the States and
Territories OF the Pacific coast will be received and
Inspected at San Francisco, Cal.
For Information In detail apply at this Office
Envelopes containing proposals TO be indorsed
ProposAis for Military Suppiies and addressed 10
ny order ofths ouartermaster. General,
dec2+a5t Assistant ouartermaster General.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
GREAT
1877
1877

1877 GREAT 1877
pENNsYLyANIA ROUTE r,,,,,,,s,
.rrrsBS BESfka sHfss sgHsh BENZ EQUIP
TRAINS IEASE9 SN9yEsHfS WHsHiNads A NJ nom Depot, cor
ner q sixth and = streets as follows: ,.,- ,.v,
,.s., s5ssslss 2 vi S,tsss
81 4 ssE Ssis Fs!fSs sI :
s1a rs s SSr s. S r. Ssy Fsr s1cs ssy
Sss ys Fss$ ts sssss lie T. Rs @ T Es z
pre..of Pullman Psrlor Cars, s:so a u- daily, ez-
For X9.k al ,eESssn ,Trns connect
ing double fsrriAse and journey across New York
sanGay. With sleeping lee T Cans lro% washington 70
For % 5 S e. s4ya % daily %s fna s
AccS%mods,Sn II fof ' Baltim%cfs. % as ss M and 40
rops GaS esss s1ffHs TPs sRaasy @ m and "a. m daily
For ASsspoiis, s;si a m. and ,aOn m. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBuRG RAIL
VA WAY r, AMP N hihXANDhlA AND WAshiNe
For AsasnSs S sansy siS E M H. and n ssa tq %
Fur Inc ~ soS'h @ yG Wa HosSoSS. sS % M I'd daily, and
G:s5 2. m. daily eIcep, sunday;
49, sio q; i; g n; a Ssc So, s"d 3 m.
ee@asSs.!e%s sa% Ss SssS 1. as
enue. northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsyl
ysnin md at ne depot where orders can be
hotels and residences
rnANk E6 Mssse a1 1fsH &
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sArfdHaG fffsf sE RSHpsf HsD sHoRf ahASSSurn SSSSurn
NORTH wnSr' NpRTHw'r sSrsSr, ssS sSSTHMS5 y. II,
LEAVE wAsHISoToS.,
zoo a. m, baltimore and way stations
siTssbars. WinsRssisr and Way stations. Via Relay
SiS a. m. Piedmoni strasSuTg. Winchester, Hagers-
town, Point q R9sks ana way sta!ions -, n.,
ss~ IGi g sSs1T 2S1s sas ss and
q se Sf nSaRs Ssss ssso @
Tssqs ST GT sR ~ eSTSr sar
nat. SoiImbps SnsasO JSSson md anSu,
CONNECTS @ Is S fSr hnnapois. h "'' WI" '"''"' ." SUNNY
1900 q. M baltimore exnrcss ,,,.. ...,,. 49,,
w.S ,SiS sts;Ias m Baltimore Eeo CITY Annnfois and
o'iso p M, New York and Philadelphia Express.
$40 y. m, baltimore and way stations. Winchester
tso ,, M. Baiti6,cre, Blsdepsburg. and Laurel EK.
press, Frederick yis Relay, ,,,..-. .,
stations only.
P NJ hs1lf sRT$go aas Eay s sia'IS;
express Eilicou CITY. Passengcrs lor Norfolk taken
Sunday for Norfolk.
sG5Op p. M, Baltimore and way stations
6S ., m Chicngo and Columbus express. SLEEP
ING CAR TO Chicago.
f73o y. m, BALTIMORE express.
sos % m k9Y k% and ,rS plt;sSsE ss
No connection for rittsbutg on Sunday.
$3.50 D. mr.. New York Philadelphia and Baltimore
express SLEEPINu CAR to New York, and sPE
ClAL SLEEPING CAR to Philadelphia
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. myllN
National Republican., 1877-12-28
w..urs.,o., !: I 4: 4 bss bSIaINsI = M dsease'
T T. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Aucnoneer.
Os No. pi8 II street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREEsToEY BRICK
DWELLING, SITUATE ON THE WEST SIDE
OF EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS NOHTHwFST. -
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. dated June 30 A. ID
1871 duly recorded In Lber No. e3 folio l0t, &c one
Of the land records for the District OF Columba and
at public auction, In front Of the premises, on FRI
DAY. January 1873, at O'Clock p M, the followins
ington D e, and being part q lot numbe,ed twenty,
hundred, t4ool beginning for tho same At the north
east corner OF said lot, and running thsnce south
along the line Of Eighth street six teen d) FEET SIX 6
inches; thence west ninetytwo a) net TO an alley;
thence north sixteen e feet sig to) inches, ana thence
east ninety g feet to the place OF beginning To-
gether with the improvements, &C.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance Al six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at si1 pei
cent per annum, secured by deed OF trust on @ tns
chaser deposit Of 800 required at the time OF sale
II terms Of sale not complied with IN seven day.
the trustee the right to resell the property 81
the risk and cost Of the defantlng purchaser after
nV0 Gays AaVe''''''iHRRixI iBHRRixINARD H. WARMER,
de2lFAfw&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
WHAT IS vEGETINE7

II Is q compound extracted from barks roots and
herbs. IL s Natures Remedy. 1t Is perfectly harm
less from any bad effect upon the system II Il nour
blood. IL quiels the nervous system. IL gives you
good, sweet ss ep at night IL is great pnnacea Tor
our aged fathers and motheFs, for IL Pivts them
strength Quictsfher nerves and gives them Natures
sweet sleep, as been proved by many aged per-
son. Al Is the great Blood Purifier II Is u soothing
remedy for our children. 1t has relieved and cured
thousands II Is very pleasant TO take; every child
like 1t
National Republican., 1877-12-28

VI tue SOfncr.
Lines to a Friend.
BY HUGH v. M'DERMoTT.
Ny heart is sad tonight, my friend,
And am bent with care;
The sorrows. that with memories blend.
Make life too hard too bear.
II had my dayi ] run my racel
Ny life Is aimless now:
And all Its woes my fingers trace
In burrows on my brow.
Old friends. are dead or scattered vice
Across the worlds domain;
Nor day nor night nor time nor tide,
VIII bring them back again.
Ny dreams Of youth-long past apd gone7
would not now recall =
For time has made me old aud wan,
And l but wait my fall
No tears shall damp my faded check;
No joy shall fill my breast;
This world has naught that would scekj
only long for rest
National Republican., 1877-12-28
GREAT BENEFIT.
CINCINNATI. Nov. ii. ls72

CINCINNATI, Nov %. 1s72
Mn. II. r. STEvENs.-'
Drar Slr The two bottles OF vEGrrIsE furnished
me by your agent, wife has used with great benefit.
For long time she has been troubled with dizziness
and costiveness. These troubles now entirely
moved by the OF yEsETIsE.
She hso troubled with Dyspsesia and General
Debility, and has been greatly benefited.
= THOMAS GILMORE, 12s,s Walnut street
National Republican., 1877-12-28
VEGETINE.
MOTHERS, READ THIS
A GREAT BLESSING.
VEGETINE
WORTH A DOLLAR A DROP.

HouTH BOSTON, July 10, 1871.
Mothers, are your little ones fretful and your pa
tence almost exhausted In vain efforts please them
sympathire with you. and cnn tell you what will
make your little child quiet, give il good Appetite,
and procure for II hours Of sweet, sound sleep
My little girl Ia two and a-half years old and dur
ing that time have not had two consecutive nights
seemed to know what wns troubling her. II was
hard 10 hear her little etful cry, and moi know what
do for her. doctored her for worms but Rhid no
good and was nearly tired out with sleepless nights
and troublesome d,ys
heard Of the VEaETIsE. and determined to Try II.
IL has proved blessing 10 me and my child Il has
cleansed from her stomach and bowels the which
kept gathering there; and now she sleeps soundy
from her bedtime until very late In the morning. he
sides q long nap at midday, Her appetite h good
and In ncf, she IS like different child. ohen say
the true value Of this medrinet 70 me Is dollar drop
1ry III Cleanse the humors from your chldren'f
blood while they young Try 1t, and you will join
MRS ELLEN l.. CLAPP,
Ll Tudor hlrest.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
WHAT ! KNOW ABOUT vEGETINE.
= boUTH BOSTON.

X. X. STEVENS, Esqs-
Doar Sfr.-I have had considerable experienoe with
the VnaErIsE For Dyspepsia, General Debility and
impure blood, the VbGrTISE Is superior 10 anything
which have ever used. commenced taking VEsE-
few bottles entirely cured me Of fdyspepsa, and my
blood never In good condition at the present
time. II will nfford me pleasure TO give any further
particulars relative to what know about this good
medicine TO any one who Will call address me at
my resldence, as6 Athens street
MONROE PARKER,
thena sfr