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National Republican., 1878-05-29

some ruthless Democrat has stepped on
the New York Grdphic's tendcrcst corn, and
1t is laboring to explain why it isn't either
one thing or the other in politics. but il
lying sorter loose around. 1t speaks very
plainly to the Democrats, and twits the
Republicans Of having done many thing,
that they should not have done and Of hav-
ing left undone many things that they
should have done, and it comes to the dc.
hherate conclusion that nobody is right but
the Graphic. We congratulate it OH it,
attainment of perfection.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
The Potter and his jug.

A POTTER took some clay In hand,
To make little jug
To please the Dcmocnts, who stand
Aud swear by TirpES's mug.
III, jug was made, TIE Potter cried,
To sec its ugly form,
And even wished that he had died
II kicked up such sSstorm.
The PorTER's friends viewed with disgust,
The queer, lOpsldcd thing
One said It wouldn't do TO trust
A jug with no more Ring.
Another said-"see II II flows
Straight Bourbon" upside down,
The Jug was turned; and CgoSIss nose
Fell trembling to the ground.
"The Devilr cried the POTTER, "oh!"
Cried all the rest I'VE thought
your cursed jug would only show
How Rdiicais were bought. -
81 thought so. too" the POTTER said,
"Thc id thing don't hold water"
He held the jug above his head
Out poured the Hamburg slaughter.
"Hcrc take the Jug" he cried to BLAIR,
whilst to GLOVER run
And get his aid to make repair
Before more mischicrs done"
BLAIR took the jug in his right hand,
The POTTER skipped, and len
Him singing, oh, Ny Maryland"
Now is my soul bereft.'
"EOw am sad. My eyes weep tears.
Z" ! see the end Is nigh.
The Potter now his own work fears,
And fain would let II die"
BLAIR dropped the jug, and raved about
A season, then withdrew.
Investigation pctcrrd out
The IOrTER pctcrcd, too.
May - J. s. $
National Republican., 1878-05-29
PROpOSAI.S.
49,
DRoPoSALs FOR Ft'EI. FORAGE, AND
STRAW.

BALTIMORE Mn, May II, ISIS.
Sealed promo ais In ripliCate. subject TO the ustnl
conditions will be received at this office until Y
o'clock, noon, on June u, 1875 at which Tin aud
place they VII be 9pcnsd ~ the p',.ence OF bidder,
Straw required nt the following mentioned pois dur
Ing the ts al year Commenting July !, 1875 All end
ing June 80 1917. VIZ:
Baltimore, Md Fort MciIenry, Nd. Fort Foote,
Nd; Washington Arsenal, u. G., md Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa
A preference will be given to articles OF domestic
production. Tue Government reserves the right to
reject any or Rll proposals.
The requirements OF section sT1I, Revised Statutes
may be appl cd to Coal nn Wood delivered under
the contracts awarded under this advert senent, In
which cn.e The yender Will he required 10 pay duly;
appointed Inspector for insp' cting, weighing, and
measuring the toal and Wool tSen:y cents Tor each
ton Of coal l22D pounds weighed and nlne cents ior
eich cord OF wood (lss cubic Cet) ell by him.
The bids therefore show the er ton Of coal
aud per cord OF wool. both In the event or these re-
quirtncnts being applied and not being applied.
Bank proposals aud full Information asst the mR n
" bidding, cund tlUnS to lie observed by ddi
and terms Of contract aud payment will he furnished
on application TO this Office
Envelope. containing propo as should lie marked
Proposals for Fuel. tnr1e. or straw, US the cnse
may be- and addressed 10 the undersigned
j. NJ MARSHALL,
m2D Captain and A q. NJ
National Republican., 1878-05-29

THREE-CARD MONTE is Senor POTTERO's
game. Asa Grcaser he is naturally an expert
at it; but by way Of comparison he drops
into an allusion to short-cards in his recent
Pronunciamcnto when he declares that the
Title contest in 1S76-'77 was "a gigantic
game in which we the Democrats) held
the cards and the Republicans bluffed us g
Poor fellows! How sad The truth is the
Republicans peeped into your hand and saw
your cards in lsGl-'Gj. You haven't changed
the deal materially since then, and we are
ready now, as ever, to 20 on with what you
call "a bluff" But wasn't it slightly indie
corous, ScnOr, to use such comparison in n
letter addressed to the "Rcv. -" Or is
it true that no such person exists, and that
your Pronunciamento was deliberately in-
tended to ilmiliarize your Greascr followers
with the idea of revolution by using terms
and phrases with which they are already
well acquainted
National Republican., 1878-05-29

dishonor." 1t is true his clay Is " Of the
same lump" with that which hurled the
country into the secession war, and devel-
oped Copperheadism where it did not germ
mate Treason but "Dishonor" has been his
motto from the beginning. He now pro-
poses to dishonor the national pledges to
submit to the Electoral Commissions deter
mination Of the Title question.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
DIED.
DIED.
ROWLEN. May 9. ls7s. Miss GEoRaIE


ROwLEY.-May IS, is7s. Miss GEoRoIE A. Row.
LEY.
Friends are invited to att the funeral fro the
residence of r stp-father. Nr j. W. Jayne, No. ~
Rrdg| street: Georgetown at o'clock D. i this day.
We iUcs lay May -.
IASrZiNGER.-On sund " evening, May ~, is7s,
at j. M. WILLIAM e., bc.ortd husband OF Hnrr et
A. LIUtZnrer.
lentivrSa frIon Is Of h IA nily are re ,pectfully
Invited to At end the fIntr H. IN the Residence :sr,
e. street northwest, on WcdneSd " afternoon, 1T .
O'Clnck.
liooNER.-On saturday, May q, ISIS, at his r,-.I-
nchc', l-D SIKH street JDHS I. HOOVER, IN The
fOrty.thirl ypIr of hts Rge
FuneIa! VII take pnc" Wednesday May ~,
from III" As cmhly thurI h, corner Of Fiith and /
streets nprih vest, At IcocS Relatives and 'rrndE
are invited TO attend
MS.iATiiEhN.-ont the mo n ng OF the .rtl Of
May, lMF, JESNlE ~ ell ~ y,nrN months aud -
DAYS beloved wily Of Frnnk Mrilathlr', and Uuly
daughter OF John VI. aid EliZab III frih IN.
krItllN.S II ri iTlC, uI the family respectfully
hNHcl y llul the iU;rra from Ter parents resi-
Gcnr; No 7oi Thirteenth sr"tt, Wednesday, ut 3
Oc.Ock D. NJ.
Alexandria, Va LnI Philadelphia Iapc.s pICa4e
copy. '
National Republican., 1878-05-29
DRoPosAIs FOR PINE AND LATHs.

NAVY PAY OFFICF,
WASHINGTON. u. e.. May II, isis
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, to b. indUrse Pro-
pnsas for Pine mud Lnts' Will he received at this
office until u M. the 3ist day OF May ls7S for the
low-deScrihed lumber, 10 be delivered at the navy
yard, Washington free OF any expense 10 tue Govern.
mcn and subject to the usual Inspection and approval.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
1000 feet NJ. No. white pine inch thick not less
than II inches wide
300 feet II. NJ. No. 3 white pine. I Inch thick.
GU0l feet Is. NJ. first Tullliy Virginia yellow pine,
3NIS2D feet In length
1000 feet B VI. first quality Virginia yellow pine,
4NINsD feet IN length.
1000 feet II. VI. iirt quality Virginia yellow pine,
ikGS2I feet In length.
2ooo feet B N. first quality Virginia yellow pine,
SNsN2l lee In length.
5000 feet n. NJ, first quality Virginia yellow pine.
3Sl2N2D feet In length.
1000 lnths.
The right Is reserved to reject any or nil NJ the offers
II not deemed advantageous TO the Government. IT, .
spoisible security required on the bds Tor the prompt
nnd faithful delivery OF the above. Blank forms for
bids to be had at this Office.
Wv WILLIAMS.
mycO Psy-Inspector United states Navy.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL KEYS Open Let
ter to the Democracy of the South has more
of fanti-MexicHnization and loyal submission
to the Electoral Commission compromise in
it than anything that has yet been made
public from any opponent of the Greaser
movement up to the present date. His ar
raignment of the Northern Copperheads
savors little of revengeful feeling toward
a class of towards who aided in betrayinc
the South into secession. Otherwise 1t is as
clear defense of President HAYES title rs
the undoubted justice of the case will admit
1t is printed elsewhere, and will repay pc
rusal.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Goode. of virginia, !. Being Ventilated,

N0I7Ns ny I0NTlIT OF IWIWWICTCV,T
Gp0!c ut Virginia, is being ventilated. An,r
breaking hi, pair with lpriug. he tried To face il
out 10y playing the bull and threatening 10 hold
people H. personal responsibility shaking his fit
about like rpwdy IN II bar'rnuIn. 4 cOrrcspOnd,
cnl tells all about his fighting qualities. About
two year, ago down In Norfolk. lr was challenged
by u defendant In II bankrupt suit whom he had
ADuNci 10 light duel and got ont Of lighting by
pleading his membership In The Episcopal Church
There Is no doubt but his religious feelings kept
him from coming in reach Of CUmgcrs Michigan
National Republican., 1878-05-29

THE Boston Trdrdler's reporter, at the late
Republican State Convention In Vermont, tcle-
graphed to his paper: 81 have not yet found a
Republican delegate who has ever entertained
any faith that the President would succeed in
the course that he has taken. They consider
him honest but badly dupej."
National Republican., 1878-05-29

"TnE trouble = will come =
from refusing to inquire into frauds" says
Mr. POTTER. Right for once Keep on re-
fnsing to inquire into frauds when requested
by Republicans to make the inquiry, and
the trouble will come certain and sure"
National Republican., 1878-05-29

OLD CERAMICS talks about the verdict OF
history years hence in his letter TO the
Rev. --," which is really the long
looked for Grcascr PrOnunciamcntO. Years
thence" Senior, your name will he linked
with those Of Seniors BENEDICT ARNOLD.
ORTEGA, CARAvAJAL, LERDo, EsCoBEIo.
DIAZ, AARON BURR, and JUDAS IsCARIoT.
oil of whom claimed in their several capa
cities to represent the people," aud some
Of whom sold themselves for pef as you are
selling yourself for the Governorship Of
New York
National Republican., 1878-05-29

TIE GreaSer Pronunciamrnto is now be-
fore the country. The National Democratic
Committee refused to write an address
such as was expected in the premises, and
the duty dcNOlvcd on Old Ceramics. BY
way of completing the disguise aud cover.
ing up the Grc,lser tendencies of the writer
the Pronunciumrnto is given to the country
in lcit-handcd kind OF shape, addressed
At0 the Rev -" Fortunately for him
the name of the addressed party is moi
given, or further disgrace would be indiyid,
ually attached to the Cloth"
National Republican., 1878-05-29

How about the honah OF the immacu
late PoTTAn? He pledged that scs,rce-ir
Democratic quarters-commodity that tn,
Title Investigation should halt ut the portal,
OF the Executive Mansion. Now he rcpudi
ates that pledge and bluntly proposes tn,
passage of an enabling act by which Scno
Tn.DESERo shall mount the throne OF Mcxi
canized America.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

REVOLUTIONS never go backward Mr.
Potter began with an investigation pledged
NOT to effect the Title. lie now proposes to
reopen that question by the KIMMELL quo
cdrrdHto bill, or some similar so-caled en-
abling act. What will he do next?
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Unpnck His Trunks in the white House.

IL is said that n number OF the wIsencres In the
Radical camp have written to Grant To stay IN Eu
rope until 1850. Unless the breach between Hayes
and his party is cleared away Grant will certainly
he the next candidate Hayes dislike Of Grnnt
may induce him To hasten back intp full fellowship
with his party, and thus avert the possibility Of
urnits nomination. There Is no question but that
Hayes policy has strengthened Grants chances.
aud 1t Is now concluded by the faithful who gather
around the White House table that Hayes instead
OF destroying Grants grip on the Republican party
has tightcncd H. and that something must be
done" or he will unpack his trunks In the White
House In 1851,
National Republican., 1878-05-29

SENIOR PuTrERo lncrtiuusly admits that
the Presidency is not worth civil war; !"
but, with Greaser-ike duplicity, he fails to
add that the Governorhip of New York is
prize, for the attainment of which he has
already violated his pledged honor, by be-
ginning a civil war.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

REALLY, if the New York 7ribHne isn't
little more careful it will soon deserve to he
ranked as u radical bloody-shirt journal
1t went so far yesterday as TO discover n
revolutionary purpose in the reduction of
the army by the House
National Republican., 1878-05-29

Of this bill any intontion to mislead the
public mind, but most certainly II should
be made 80 plain that 1t will need no inter
prefer. We want cheaper gas, and we do
not want to be misled or disappointed.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

SPEAKER RANDALL seems to have parted
company with the dignitics and equities OF
his position, and to have put on the airs
and antics OF the ring-master of q circus.
He cracks his whip, and insults the minor
ity with uuStint,d rudeness Ills insult tc
Mr.. GARFIELD ON Monday was only worthy
the lCwest breeding, and the most abascd
passions. In fact, he disgraced the speaker,
chair by his bad manmcrs and worse snirit
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Against the Grcaser Movement.
LII. l.-II-...---


The sentiment Of the American people Is de
cidcdly against the introduction of the "Greascr
movement. They prefer the Mcxicans should
nave the monopoly OF the institution. The Potter
Democrats who arc enRmOred Of the "Grcascr'
style o. upsetIing Presidential elections had bet
ter e 10 Mexico and stay there
National Republican., 1878-05-29
The Penalty Of sncezing.

sneezing In many recorded and unrecorded in.
stances has been inOpportunc. II was n snecZe
that betrayed Edward Cnhill, who. having cmptied
the poor box of n Roman Catholic Church. hid him
self In tue organ. That snccze led To his arrest,
and he was sentenced to state prison, ut hard
labor, for a long term Of years.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

PREJuDICE niten rule, IN the physical treatment
OF Babies. They are allowed to suffer and scream
with pain from Cole, Flatulence, Bowel Disorders
&C., when some simple, reliable and safe remedy.
as Dr. bulls Baby syrup would give almost innC.
diate reliet and perfect case tU the little sufferer.
Price 2j cents pcr bottle,
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Yells for General Grant.

The man who seems Just now to need most COM
mseration, Is The nervous editor who barrcRdcs
the door Of his office, connects his burglar alarm,
and then crawls down the cellar and yels for
General Grant
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Tam,na,,y and Potter.

lPhiladelphia Ledger
The silence Of the Tammany Hall Democracy on
the Potter resolutions is Of the most significant
phrases OF local politics for the moment. The
silence means that Tammany is not going with
Potter II Potter means Tidcn.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
A Conundrun, for Potter.

New York Times.
1.-THE mobwhich howlcd down Mr.. Alexander II.
stcphens before Mr.. Potter refused TO allow that
gentleman 10 speak, was not Mr. PUtter's, who's
WAS III
National Republican., 1878-05-29
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

DEPOT QTARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
WAsHISGTOS. ID. G , May !. Isis
Sealed proposals ARE invited, and will be received at
this office until l2o'clo'k noon June L. is7s for fur.
nshlng for the Qunrcrlnaters Department nftecn
u5l Cavalry Horses. ius follows:
The harsts TO be sonI dinnii particulars, well broken
IN iulI hcrll and POOL condition, from leen Uh) TO
sixteen 06l hands high. from live (Sy to nine % years
old, nnd well adapted In every way to cavalry pur
poses.
thorough lnsTcctiOn Of each horse will be made
by the Veterinary Snrpe N OF the Department, and
those thnt do not cuniurm to the above description
will he rc5ectCd. The United States the right
10 reject any all bids, m the Rccrpanc. OF any
bid Will depend upon the previous favorable in spec
tiun Of the horses Offered uni; the hid.
Proposals she I'D he marked Proposals for Horses"
and addressed to III I'M rr,igned
A. =. ROCKWELL.
my Depot QunricImtster.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

SENIOR Dos AARON BURR preceded Old
Ceramics rs the limcal descendant of the
ISCARIor-ARNOID Greascrs in America.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
They're 4 duublC-, track,
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LIsE
NORTH. NORTHWEST WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST.
itAY ", l.,E, ~ m.

~ h" A. m.-pai1im re-, EiTs5H City, and Way sta
t.-O a: m.-IiOltmorc. Philadelphia New York and
Boston Express On Sunday 10 iiailimOre only
ana Way Sla,ioEs hetwrrn Relay and Piedmont
SO a. t ri'"Po!mt di 'i'RE R"cEs and Way stations
S3oa. m.-NEw SonK, PHiLApELriIA. lnSToN,
tNn *, lMLriS"ME Al, H., ESrnt'S~ P~HI"nCAn to New
ts8.n n'.-sl. Louis, tinc nn,ti Chicago. and PITTS
nr"nci, except sunday CnicasS excsp, st,nryay.
MInrungh M Car 10 SIannt3n PAnLnn;CAH TO Grnilon'
,,GlO-0n sunday Only. Baltimore, Annapolis. and
i!igOO a nj baltimore Express
,,I2:lop. Baltimore, EllIcou City, Annapolis and
TON EhrREss On sunday to baltimore and Way
,ti:si p. m.-Frelerck, Pont OF Rocks, Iagerstown,
MMlpchyttsr%; % aud Way Sthiin~ Sunday to Point OF
,;;S ,t!;;S-IallTSrS. Annapolis, and Way stalions
Express. Ellicoit City. PAssEN0ERs FoK NnHfoLK
TAKEN ~ THK cAns DintLr TO BOAT At CATION.
NO CONNECTION sunday for Norfolk. stop nj Bladens-
tEs9-i baltimore and Way stations.
f7l5-,'iIICA AGO ASD LoLuMBus EXPIRES. SLEEP
ISG'CARs to Chicago.
ts;l1 p m-Balt more Express
tE4l-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Pitts
S%Ts S%rs r Il sasg s an" Pitts
TIS1nE ExpRrss. sLErrISarHR 10 New York, and
sGECiAL so,,I sLEEr,Ta,CAh aE: z. , to PhOadephia
Al other trains daily exeen. sunday.
For further Information apply at Ticket O1ices at
Depot, corner New Jersey avenue and street, ~,
sircst ncrihwest. @ashi"gon % and M Masonc on Temple.
migh @ street Georstt9Tn wLere tickets can be pro,
". l. ELEMENTS, Master Of transportation.
GEO. S. KOONTZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

DoN BENEDICT ARNOLD was the pioneer
Greascr in America.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

fist This time he took refuge behind decision
ofspeakcI Randall; There Isn't much difference,
however, between that and his religion.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
There's Wisdom for You.

New York IIcrald.l
The cotton spinners Of LAWRENCE Mass wiser
than their English brethren, have accepted the
reduced wages and resolved TO wait for better times.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
DRoPosALs FOR KAriONs.

DRoPosALS FOR RAriONs.
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
UNITED STATEs MARINE lIHPs,
WAsHISGIuS, April ~. lr7s.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received at
this Office uuiil u O'Clock III. OF TUESDAY the lith
day OF June next, for furnishing rannS to tie United
States marines ut one OF the following sta
tons, from jury |, ISIS, to Nh June, 1877!
Portsmouth, New Humpslire.
tharl s;0w'i. Mass rhusctts
Brooklyn. New York.
League IslniIi, near Philadelphia, Penn.
Washington, District OF Columbia.
GOspOrt, neIr Norfolk Virginia
Annapolis Mar ylnnd
Mare Islnid, CilifnrniR.
Specifications, with blank PROPOSALS, can be nh
tanned upon apple iou nj nuy of tho stations named
or ut the office, OF the QuarIernaSier. Washington
d. c. aud Assistant QunTtrrnIastcrS. @R South Fourth
street Philadelphia. Pn, and 20 Broad street, New
York.
Proposals should be indOrscd Proposals for Ra-
tons,' aud addressed TO the undersigned.
W. H. SLACK,
my7-twiw Major and Quarternl.lster,
National Republican., 1878-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

elB- OPINION OF DIR II. $. srEuART
ktS preside n: Maryland ITO gpHl, Baltmpre3 .
4 have used Cold, ms Lebgs Liquid ESirnct Of BCcf
and Tonic Invigoraor for more imam year. and re-
commend hs OF the efficient pri ions
have ever met with II combines the VIRTUES Of ii
aud tonic IN n remarkable way. my2j-tH
NC.lys OFFICE OF GEORGEs CREEK COAL
~ AND IRON COMPANY. BALTIMORE
May N 1Ts-A general meeting OF stOckholdrrs Of
this company will he held Rt their Office, No. Iiao
building halt more, Tuesday, June II, 1873, from " to
o'clock y. M, for the ELECTION OF NINE d.
RECTOtS. CHAS. W. MIILAR
m21, S-iutl Treasurer,
National Republican., 1878-05-29

SENIOR JUDAS IsCARIoT was among the
earlier Greascrs.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

THE Republican Campaign Commit
issued II formal address to the country
signed by its chairman and secretary, r..
pudiailnS Greasrrism. Thc Democratic
National Committee did nothing Of the
kind, but sncaNc'I uat Of all responsibility
IN the premises, thereby compelling Grcl,rr
POTTER to Use his nunc alone in drirudmg
aud explaining the MrEi"anizrrion policy
OF the Opposirlon. The difference b,rwrrn
the two parties rs r-ud, manly and out
spoken devotion to party pjurpr, and
objects has never before been 81 thoroughly
Illustrated.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

Specifications, with blank proposals, be or
tRncd upon application At any Of the stations named
at tile Offices Of the quart rmaSter. Washington
ID. e., Assistant QuarirlInrlprs, 20 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia. PL, and "a Broad street, New
York.
Proposals should be ndorsad Proposals for Fuel"
ard addressed - tho undersigned
W. Il. SLACK
my7.twiw Major and Quarierinuster.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

HATH not the Potter power over the clay
OF the same lump tn make one vessel to honor
and another to di,honur.
The Potter herein referred to is not S,nor
Don DAG0 GREAsER poITER0 who furnishes :
Ceramics for the McNiclnilrd Drmucrlcv
The ScnOl hts never been able to make
Zone vessel to honor however successful
ho may have been III making another to
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Nly. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY,
WAsHISurOS, April ii, 1878.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to tho
undersigned. II has been made to appear that the
CENTRAL l. NATIONAL BANK OF Wellington city
in the city OF Washington In the county OF Washing
Ton, and the District OF Columbia has compiled with
all the provisions Of the Revised statutes ofe United
States required to be complied with before nssociR
ton shall be authorized to commence the business Of
banking.
Now, therefore, IJohn lay Knox Comptroller Of thu
Currency, do errby certify that the CENTltA Ma,
TIDSAl BANK OF WASHINGTON CITY, In thu
city OF Washington. IN the county Of Washington
and District Of Columbia II authorized TO commence
the buslpcss Of bnnkng W. provided In section blG1 ~
Revised Statutes OF the United states,
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal o.
office ihis 18th day Of Aprl, lSIs -
nplis6Gt No. 2as2 Comptroller Si Of The Currency.
rIte NErRAIGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
W. by Fluid Lightning. ~ hundreds In the city
can testify. Sold at Coughlin's drugstore. jnnsltf
e~,3ys HEADAt HE .TooTHACIIE EARACHE
~ Sr. cured by Fluid Lightning sold nj
CDughlins drugstore, Masonic Temple. jsn2atf
rITs NERVOUS PAINS, PLEuRIsY. CRAMP
s-S Collie, &c, &c.. relieved at once by Fluid Light
ning, sold at Coughlm's drug store, Masonic Temple.
rIS5e HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC, roSDS EN-
W. TRACT, Homeopathic Medicines, sold at Tenn
pies Drug store. + and Ninth streets ss-tf
National Republican., 1878-05-29
A TURKISH BATH

"a ~, IN YOUR OWS ROOM for 3 Cuuis,
~ Me- a Natures true remedy Tor NrrN aus aud
u Na%lA DrlmlItalins uIuRdcs, inlrlrHlr Skin
y fAAt-sll Dteusrs, Asthma lnlurrh RhruuI,t-
lfA.ssl tim, Alcoholism, and all thruu!Cl I fsrI
H. fSV.s Trl,mquishud by physiCinIIs. punIphlCL
ANXles5 free. LURIS'S PORTABLE TURK.
? = sS~ 81 RATll COMPANY, Cs h. Fourth
eet, Cincinnati u. npl5 DIN
National Republican., 1878-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS.

The axe superior Transit Company Is runnlnil
Ten rplc'dld Passenger steamers between Bnfull,
and Duluth and intermediate ports, Five sidlnsr
weekly. For ln.l Information apply To
u T. EVANS, Genl MuIl6grr, IiunHlo, y Y.