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New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
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I AUNDRESS.--A respectable girl rs laun-
H dress leaving present employer Of family go
ing 10 Europe Apply present employers G7S 5tl.aye
| ,AUNDRESS.--A first class laundress wishes
4istst, rlng top bel
| ,AUNDRESS.--A frst-class laundress wishes
nsetee Style sg4 ws terms moderate Pcoso call or
| AUNDRESS.-A tirSt-Class lauudress wishes
- genuemens and ladies' washing at her residence
deisAhS a kinds of hneTy pung and hutng satisfactory
East 55ts "' p'''i' '''i'o''' ''i VI
| AUNDRESS.-By a first class laundrdss
lat door.
I AUNDRESS, or CHAMBERMAID and
- LAUNDREss-By a very rospect'hl' young wom,n'
putting &C. a Of work; 40 ch1mberwurk:
yIy nat Sohcr h%rst oOiging' country OF city Ca a.
NURSE, &c.-A neat German girl ~ nurse
= a9d sssms,rs spc1ks uurG German e' cent gPulS De
NURSE.-An American girl "a child's nurse,
capable Of taking fuI charge of an infant wou
lore xlth good American famIy ha. Eood r.cronces
l.. at obELLs. loo West S4tl-st
NURSE. A respectable younQmarrird woman
tn g@Ijoy. JOY 80 SO Wesi st @ cal cs for I ~ dys .'S
NURSE, &c.-A frst-class French nurse and
if.rane i Sj5 a aS Gaa, sa @S a o. ii oi O''' '
~ NURSE.-Grl baby's or childreu's nurse /;
~ thoroughly understands taking care of years
reference. cal 81 ga Aniison-aye.
NURSE-An English Protestant woman "a
y nUr-c sauslrcss VII do light hou,cwork excellent
baker country preferred city reference lol West -sthL
NURSE.-A respectable Protestant young
~ woman a, a''ondant 90 en- elderly or invalid laNy and 70
poyer's, 20 rar.syc
NUKSE.-A respectable woman as wet nurse.
~ 344 East lCth.st
NURSE.-By a young girl as muse 10 grown
~ 'hhdrcu II good willing 10 assist with cham
berNcrk best city tctrrnco. s26 East iCth.st
NURSE. &c.-A respectable young girl to
~ children ami 60 make herself generally us'
2lu--t.
NURSE, &c.-Ry" competent nurse and seam
~ strcs protesta5t the b.si CITY rr'erencr 70
l23s Broadway.
SEAMSTRESS, &c.-By a German girl, IA
- aud Chsmbrmad best u city refer
eucos from last place. CAL at IFS Last l5thst
SEAMSTRESS, &c.-Protestant person as
a. a!i Ius Of family scWing would Wait lady bs
well recommended. Il9 aiaye
TNE FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRANCHISE,
sea9 IrsSS Sosa s nST Yo , sS S aas pc
ssdrser chez Nine Bku NNEll No III Jd-a'r bet lotn
and l7ihsi
NVAITRESS. Thorough waitress; under
w sIni, dnrer AL kinds ~ salads and csrr Of
silver can taEe waiting big est tHstimo
from tn leaing families o. this city us West 4lssl
WAITRESS a Protestant girl rs first
es. TsTo-s " private & ial y I,etens rS 2o Vest
i5iR.i iil~Se' "0'' J." 'D'-'' '-'-''' So -
NVAITRESS, &c.-A young girl ~ waitress
w and a.t In chamberwort best city referenoeA No.
2t3 West lsth-si.
WASHING. &c.-A respectable woman would
w 40 eu by day IaEs In washing so7 East
Goth At, 81 floor.
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BrOOklpm Real &stars for Sale.

Brooklpn Real @stGte for Sale.
A FIRST RATE INVESTMENT-On Fulton
"A st. best side, on the hill, BrooElyn.
w. RULAND a WHITING. Beekmanst
EOR SALE-The most desirable property in
Kings County In the immediate vicinity OF the southery
enrance 20 Prospect two entire blocks and very fine
manson would Be location for hotel IN the vicinity
mont; taxes exceedingly low. Particulars OF
' VIM II. TAYLOR,
POI hontaguest Brooklyn, ny
0@AO -First- class, large, brown-stOne
R iOO. house, mirrors all lmRrovements hrst.elass
neghborhOOd Henry ferry Brooklyn bargain. d..
ELSTON, % Liberty st, New-NOrk
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YORK. Tuesday, Oct. IS, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change gaIesroom tO-daV
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TAMILY BOARDING SCH0OL.-On farm IA
miles from NewYOrk s. week board, washing. tuition
comforts Of country home scholars receive noun
For apply
"a ~ ~ Manha III
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For Both sexes-country.

VONKERS, n. Y-SChOOl for Young Ladies.
i Mrs. K. 7. HoLBRooK. Miss NJ D. HALsTED. PTns.
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BV Scott & MVfTS.
3stOIy brick house with lot No 80 East 6Bth-st n
s. 5S fly OF LexingtOnave, lot lGxJO.5 Isaac ii
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

TRYING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanic,
Du S5ss wear sept IL Rev. r. 2. EGE A NJ PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

NOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, HackettstOwn,
~ N-Bes and largest bqildns in the STATE INSTRUCTION
thorough Ten departments Fifth year opens
September g. 1928 per Catalogues tree Rev GEO
II. WHITNEY, ID. d.. President
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

NsISs RANNEY'S Boarding and Day School
IN for Young Ladies' Elzabetn NeWyysTTscy' "i 10 ~
- -.3ar WEDNESDAY, September los 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

NREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
VI sTtute and Commercial Colleges founded lSOZ asead
school Students received any time Catalogue uee Ao
Nich. II. J.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

A SCHOOL IN every respect worthy of your
N patronage; YOU will do we'll 70 consult our catalogue
Address THOMAS HANLON. d. D.. Pennington. N. u
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

MISS BULKLEY'S. BOARDING. and .tSi DAi
MI tsscguoOT Tor YOUNG LADIES' TarrytoWn-on-the-
~ AZ 9 SC Tbe o0th wear commences september II.
National Republican., 1878-07-04

AUCrIoSFERs.
Duncanson Bros Ninth and sts.
Wash. H. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
BOOKsELI.EIis AND STATIoNERa
soIomons 4 Chapman, gIl Pennsylvania avenue
Shilingt0n, Pa avenue and fGur,end a.half street
". II il. % ( g. II. Morrison Is Pemnsyvania avenue
IN. Whitaker Vernon Row. IA ave and Tenth St
BAkEIrA
Felix Desiosscs, ,?Ol2 II street
CLOTHING
T. 4 Justh. GiO street.
DESTISTS
d. c. DeNiontrevilie. No. IL! =, northwest
DRuGGfSTS
Coughlln's Temple Drug store = aud Ninth streeta
Entwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G Townsend iIlS Ninth street northwest
Mrs. Burr, laS II street.
Mp.s Narrower, iss street
semnaES GSsS 81 scFFHsTspa .SSsre
Park SEMINARY, s6S Finh street northwest
Niss NSf Era as n Music o its ssre,I sS'H anu '"e'
school OF Music, TO Eighth stree,.
Musical Conservatory, O. BGIiard az Ninth street
FINE ARTS
MaIkritcr. S26 f street northwest
HOTELS
St Jane, Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania
Rigg- House, corner Fifteenth and q streetA
AetrorolitAn, PennA ave. and sixth street
Wormley's, II and Fifteenth streets
Morton House. ~ and "a street
TATTERa
h. II. stinemetz, i2F Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, S High street.
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILOTS.
Eiseman Brothers. corner Seventh and Estreeta
A. sakS & Co, seventh street
u. Robinson \ Co., 10 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders & stayman Penma ave and Twelfth street.
TOLITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters Photo ihographer. No IS Penn
sylyania avenue
REAL ESTATE
b. II. Warner, Ol8 , street northwest
JOhn sherman, -. Cloud building.
Fitch d Fox. Frecdmnns bank building, 100 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McRcnney & Co, CT Ninth street
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MISCELLANEO US.
Legend of 70 N1uske..

Mark Twain tells the following story, re-
lated by a low.passenger, who, bantcrcd
about bis timidity, said he bad never been
scared since he had loaded an old Qcen Anne's
misket for his father once; whercupon he
gave the following:
You scc the old man was trying to learn
me to shoot blackbirds and beasts that tore up
the young corn and such things 70 that 1 could
bc Of some use about the farm, because wasn't
big enough to do much My gun was q single
barrelcd shotgun, and the old man carried an
old Queen Anne muskct that weighed ton,
made report like q thundcr-clap, and kicked
like mule. The old man wanted me to shoot
the old musket sometimes, bnt was afraid
One day, though, got her down, and took her
TO the hired man, and asked him TO load her
up, because 1t was out In the field. Hiram
said:
DO you see those marks on the stock-an
and a V, on each side Of the Queens crown
Well, that means ten balls and five slugs-
that's her load"
But how much powder7"
"Oh," he says, "it don't matter; put In
three or four handfus.'
So loaded her up that way and II was an
awful charge-l had sense enough to see that
and started out. lcyeled her on good many
blackbirds, but every time | went to pull the
trigger ] shut my eyes and winked. was
up to the house, and there was the old man
waiting on the porch.
Been out hunting, have YER
YES, sir" says l.
What did you kiilf"
Didn't kill anything, sir-didn't shoot her
OF, was afraid she'd kick-I knew blamed well
she would"
"Gomme that guu!" the old man said, as
mad ~ sin.
And he took rim at a saplng on the other
side of the road, and began to drop back out
of danger. aud the next moment heard the
earthquake and saw the Queen Anne whrling
cEd over end in the air and the old man spin
ming around on one heel, with one leg up and
both hands on his jaw, and the bark flying
from that old sapling like there was a hail
storm. The old mans shoulder was set back
three inches, his jaw turned black aud blue,
and he had to lay up for a week. Cholera or
nothing else can scare me the way was scared
that time.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
lONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.
Take no other.


"ns.r. cr VI! sps.k q .-se,,ena
PONDS ExTRAcT- tn. srea. Vegetable
.,n in Destroyer. Has been In use over
Curative VIRTUES sanno, cam l SC saeesd. MO- p'0"p'
CHILDREN. Nc family can afford to be without
Contusions, Cuts, sprsins, Ire rieved
almost instantly by external application.
EssaSaision., E%S fs Cnsns., q oiS 'sc,e scIe:
1am%S,ion, rsda:es s1eiiiss., 81 stops Slesains,
LADIES ind Il iESir best fricSd. IL assuases
the pains TO Shich they are pee a lia rIy
the head, nausea vertigo, &c. Il prompt,
Kinds Of nnamma,ions ana Gis %issrs. ..
HEM IN "a HOLDS or PLIES nnd in this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No case, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist its regular use.
KIDNEY DIsEAsEs. It has no equal for per.
BLEEDING from any cnuse. For thi. n 10 spe.
einc. It has sayed hundreds Of lives WHEN all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose, stomach, lungs, and elsewhere.
Hhsnmstl.m are Al aiifs relieved, and
cHXsrCEASs Of ali schools whoare acquainted with
Pond's Extract Of witch Hazel recon-
eomnendation nun hundreds Of Physicians.
many OF whom order Il for use IN their .., ova
Practice. In addition 10 inc foreSolnR, they
order its use for swellinRs of all kinds
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Innnmed Tom
sils, simple and chronic Disrrhon, Ca
tarrh uoI which II Is . spscife, Chill
blsins, Frosted Feet, ssings of
Insects, musquitocs, etc, Chapped
Hands, Face, 9ad indeed all maniirr Of
pkin diseases.
TOILET USE. Remores Soreness, Roushness
End smartihgy heals Cuts, Eruptions
Ind Pimples. 1t rerires, inrtgorutes and
,s,rtth.s while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO TARMERS-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no livcry Man can afford to be with
out it. II Is used BY all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and hrst Horsemen
In New York Guy. il has no equal for spIsns,
Harness or Ssddle Chadngz, stiffness,
Scratches, swSllings, Cuts, Laceations, Bleed
ings, Pneumohia, Cole, DiarIhRa, Chils,
Colds &c. Its rnngo OF action is wide and the
Itlif 1t afords IL 80 prompt that 1t is inyalua-
1le in every Earm-yNrd as well as in every
farmhouse. Lat II 10 trisd once, and you
will never he without IL.
CACTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown In each bottle 1t is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how TO prepare Il properly. Refuse all
ether preparations Of Witch Hazel. This
the only article used by Physicians, and IN tho
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Usec OF Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent fri- on application to
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, 0s Maiden
Ta.s
National Republican., 1878-07-04
INTERIOR ADORNNENTs.

1901 PrSS. AVE inoI PENS. AYR.
A. p. M'ELROY,
GILIER, MANTFACTrRkR OF PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS,
Gold AID walnut Irlm 4 every dCs T.ptiOu
Window CoTnir,s e. ugA " 10 nIdcr
OLD FRANt~ HlIAlRED AND RE iILr.
Mirrors aud r.Cturc' rrm"Nei and =" hung, Pc.
tuT" Hook, Nmls, i'ult, silver, and Copper Wirs.
MhiiF, Velvet Frames ~,
r"Inre Hd tilt WauEi, aud oak put up Ut tho
shortest notice, and 81 Trar"I ah.e rate.
~ all wurN I, done uU the T.mi,,s, um TuIurCi
to lu the at H IUT rGIt. les than uiIy establish
Iuenl hi, side OF New York, and vi guarantee,
|, tluu. MiTrIUs and TI,tmCs Ctu fuzzy pack, d
shipped Velvet gods In siuck tor the next sixty
DAYS Will he sold at IL per cent. above cost,
Parties irN ing tie cay hfT lv summer ,I,n have
their Mirror aud Picture Iran uS Ieglt UnI stored
uulIl return NltIuIt pNtTn ClHTs",
DrGeR by nnI promptly attended to-
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Baltimore General Market.

x..,. BALTIMORE. July 3, 1874
Flour frmer and not quotably higher. Howard
y Sodt 30: do family, 7SCtb , Guy Mills superhnc,
eS6t3 5o do extra sii 80; do Rio brands -; Pataps
co family, s655.
Wheat Southern active, firm, and higher. Western
spot easier Southern red, llr to prime, q OO6 %
90. amber 81 o5i 0s No. Western winter red, spot
NOiA.
Coin-Souihern dull. Western hrmer and higher.
Southern white, SIC; do. yellow, 10; Western NIL
spot and July, iGa4c; August fIsc; September 4sl.c
steamer, Ilc.
Oats dull and lower. southern, 32@3sc Western
Rye dull. Good TO prime, $40 SIC.
Hay fiTm and unchanged. Maryland and Pennsyl-
vana primeei l@l3
Provisions active and strong. Pork. slo7S. Bulk
neats-Loose shoulders, 5i,c; clear.rb sides, &C;
packed bh@sGc. Bacon-shouiders 64c; clenr.rb
bdes, ,dac Hams, ilGGiac Lard, refined nc. Butter
aull; choice Western. lOsgl3c
Petroleum dull Refined, I0ic; crude, SIC.
Coffee quiet Rio cargoes l25. ID l6.c.
sugar firm and active At sAi@ssc.
Whisky nIm At u W.
Receipts-Flonr, 100 bbis; wheat. 1900 bu; corn,
s2,0O0 bu; oats, 800 bu
Frelghts to Liverpool per steam quiet Cotton. Nd /;
Hour, "a Cd grain pd.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
VEGETINE
CURED HER.
DORCHESTER. MASS. June II.

DORCHESTER, Mass. June II.
Dear Sh! hel II my duty to say one word In re-
gard 10 u great benefit have received from the use
OF one ofhe greatest wonders OF the world; 1t Is your
NegpiinH have been one OF the greatest sufferers
for the last eight that ever could be living do
sincerely thank my God and your Vegetine FOR the
relief have got The Rh'UHIItsH has pain, me to
such extent that my feet broke out III sore. For
the last three years have not been able TO walk now
can walk and sleep and do my work as well rs ever
did; and must say owe II all TO your blood puri.
her, Negetine. MARGERI WELLS
NEGETISE-The great success Of the NEGYrISE as
cleanser and purifier Of the blood l. shown beyond
doubt by the FTant numbers who have taken it, and
rrc'lved Immediate relief, with such remarkable
cures.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
| WEBER VERSUS WEBER.

ment, such as is authorized by section 8 Of
Che election law.
William Simpson tcstihed-Was formerly
private secretary to Colonel Casey; afterward
for seven years cashier of customs. Witness
was relieved from duty by Collector King
Shortly afcrward he met friend who had
also been dismissed from service In the CUSTOM
house. This friend, whose name witness posi-
lively refused 10 divulgc, told witness that he
was present In Governor Kellogg's Office, and
saw n member Of the returning board receive
$4,000 before he signed the proceedings Of the
returning board The member refused to sign
until the money was paid. This member and
witness friend and informant arc now
employed In the custom-housc. Witness
wrote long confidential letter to
President Hayes, complaining Of bad treat
ment received in being dismissed from bis
position in the custom.housc, and also making
a statement as above in regard to bribery Of
members Of the returning board. The Presi-
dent referred witness letter to Secretary Sher.
mar, who II erred II to Acting Collector Ander-
son for investigation, but nothing further was
heard Of 1t until published In newspapers
few weeks ago.
At three p. m. the board went into executive
session, and later adjourned till Friday.
When Simpson, soon after taking the stand,
refused TO give the name of his informant who
witnessed the bribery, Mr.. Reed objected to
his further examination, for the reason that
he believed no facts would thereby be estab-
lished, but was ovcrruled by Messrs. Black
burn aud Stenger, Mr.. Blackburn venturing
the opinion that the party referred to could
and would be brought before the commission.
Letters were read from Congressman Conger,
General Banks, end others, indorsng Simpson
In the highest terms.
THE PISKsToS AFFIDAVIT.
Colonel Jack Wharton, United States Mar
shall has received letter from Postmaster
Smith, at Canton, Miss, In which Smith says
he has just seen Eliza Pinkston, who informs
him that she has been interviewed by q promi.
nent Democrat from Louisiana, who desired
her to go to New Orleans and give testimony
contradcting that given by her before the re.
turning board. She made statement to this
Democrat, which she now contrad!cts. She
also contradicts the recently-publshed afiida-
Wit purporting to be made by her.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTICE HUMPHREYS.
National Bank Of the District of Columbia vs. p
d. Welcker; judgment confessed for s5Gl.s3 W. NJ
Gait vs., W. d. Todd ct al; same for $1,000. W. H.
Morrison surviving partl..r, &c, VS.. John A. Grow
same for s40iGo. Johnston Brothers VS.. J. D.
J. =. Glotzboch same for sl75. Washington Market
Company VS.. D. Golly same for sls292, Washing.
n MarSSs w rSye u. for
Call same for sSsj22. o'Neal ct al VS. District Of
Columbia; on trial Adjourned until Monday
next
EQUITY couRT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR
Solomon VS.. Solomon SIS allowance pending
quit Harris vs.. Sweet; pro eORttssO vs.. i. ]. Sweet
Edmonds vs. Fitzgerald ct al pro cOifsssO VS.. GER
tain defendants; sale dccTeed and X. J. Murray Gp
pointed trustee. Hilton VI. Gilmore; order to show
cause against application to vacntc order Of July O.
Mitchell VS.. Self; sale to complainant finally TRti
fed. Barker vs.. Kell; sale decTeed and L, Kent
appointed trustee Summermackcr vs. Summer
macker; reference TO special Gnditor, ". G. Stone,
TO report on Propricty OF sae District Of Columbia
leave to amend BY making Il. A. Lockwood de-
fendant. Hunt VS.. BuTche sale decrecd, and A.
z. Bradley appointed trustee. Adjourned until
Friday at eleven a. In.
CRIMINAL coURT.-JusTICE wYLIE.
Irving Jenkins assault with intent to kill Samuel
Cook not guilty. In the case of Lewis Henber. in
dieted for rape, bail was fixed IN the sum Of $1,000
case from the Police Court, over Two years old The
Government not being ready 70 prosecute, the ac-
cused was released Oh his own TccosniEnnce In the
sum Of 500. Charles II. Moult0u, charged with
obtaining money under false pretcnses, and also
for forgery. His counsel asked that bail be ixed,
and thought If a moderate SUN be agreed upon he
could furnish u, The court set the bail at $500,
which the Defendants counsel declared their In
ability to give, but could furnish $500 or 5000
Tho reduction was denied. Thomas Session, as
sault with intent to Kill Francis ?. Blair IT,. not
guilty Robert Byng, accessory before the fact
grand larceny gailty. with a Recommendation to
The mercy Of the court, motion for a new trial
was entered Frederick Piper, convicted OF lar.
ceny, being under sixteen years OF age was sen.
fenced 10 the Reform School for three years. The
Jury was then-dscharged until the Both Of Seplem-
ber next
National Republican., 1878-07-04
DRoPOsALs FOR DREDGING, &c

Z. =. ENgiSERR OFFICE,
No. 1907 PESNsYLvaStA AVENUE,
wAsHiSaTos. u. q, June ~. ISIS.
Sealed proposals tor the Improve vefnent OF the follow
Ing rivert and harhoFs will be received ut this office
until Y m. OF Monday July "a isIs. and opened I'm
medllttly thereafter!
:. Dredging IN Har5ors Of Washington and George
town, u. C.
? bred ding in oecoquan River, Va
q Dredging In Aqull Creek, Va.
I. Constructing Drke in Rnpp,hannock River, Va
.. Dredging In IyeonnrItown ItaTbor, Nd.
q. Dredging In Ham pton River, Va
specifications and blank fJrins for proposals b..
:. T. ALERT,
JulyA L. T. Ciyn Engn naer
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Tho Matrimonial Market.

Tho clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to tho following applicants;
S. q. Chase and Lucy Ford.
J. p. Smith and Julia A. Gibson
Levi J. Bailey and Anna d, Martin.
Erastus Henderson and Georgiuna Cole.
S. L. Martin AMI Lizzie Cockrc!l both OF
Alexandria County, Va.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Real Estate Transfers.

M. Marvin to Henry Thorn, for 5000.
sublot IL, square 3ls; J.M Marvin to Charles
q. Thorn, for 5000, suhlot II, square 3l5; l..
T. Ncsmith to William Fegan, for $500, sub.lOt
II, block g. Meridian Hill J o. Shea ct al. to
William Fcgan, for g. su6.lot 2, square 5sl.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
yEGETlSE.
Y E G E I'll n E
! Will Try vegetine.
He Did
AND WAS CURED.
DELAWARE, o.. Feb. 10, 1877.

DELAWARE, o., Feb. 10, 1877.
DsW Sir - wish to give you this testimony that
you may kiIuw aud let others know what NCgeiInp
has done for me. About two Neus ago n small sore
cnine on my leg II soon became large Ulcer. 81
Troublesome that consulted u doctor: but got nU
relief lrJwing worse from day TO day, I suffered
terribly could not rest day night; was so re-
dnc'd my friends thought would never rerOveT !
consulted u Doctor at Columbus followed his ~.
vice; II did no good. can truly nay ! was discuIr-
aged. AZ this time wis looking over my news.
aper ] saw your advertisement Of NTgpilnc the
',Teat Hood Purifier for cleansing the blood IRON
all impurities, curing IIumors, Ulcers, Sr. said to
my family, Will try some Of The Npgptine before
had used the hnt bottle began to feel better |
made up my mind had got the right medicine at
last, could nav sle, p well nights. l continued
taking tic Negeline. ! took thirteen bottles. My
LeIlih Is good. The Ulcer Il gone and am able 10
attend in business paid about fur hundred dollar
for medicine and doctors before bought the Npge
tine: have recommended NegcIne to Others With
eocd success always keep bottle oft IL the house
now. II lssmost excellent mediclne. Very respect
mlly yours, y. ANTllOSI
Mr. AnthOni is one OF the pioneers OF Delaware, q.
lie settled here In is3L lie Is wealthy gentleman
of the hrm OF f. Anthoni h Sous Mr.. Anthuni is ex.
ensiyely known, especially among the Germans. lie
Is well known Ia Cincinnati lie Ia respected by all
IMPrRE BLoon-In morbid conditions Of the blood
are many diseases, such as salt-I herul, rng-wOTn,
bOils cRrbuncles, sores, ulcers and pmples. In this
condition Of the blood Try the VEGETIS 81 and cure
these affections As blood purifier II has equal.
Its effects are wonderful
National Republican., 1878-07-04
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown.GraIn Market.

VEORGETOWN. July r. ISIS,
wheat-ReceIpts OF wheat are extremely light. and
transactions are consequently limited. We quot,
prime new Rt 81 per busne while the same descrip
Non OF old will probably bring 81 Of6tl o. per bushe
CoIn-teceips are uninpor!ant so far hs being ade
ffom store, with an increased demand for white a
hAl.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
TRE SMITH 4 EGGE NANVFhCTURNG co.

TINN WIN Tl, NNTIUTIUNT, lONN-
MunulHrIuIrrs Ui spr'iaI.us Ia l.ght Hardware and
metallic goods gCucHy tiuNurulnrut Hnd Giant Fad.
locks, sewing Machine Locks. pmho Locks. Organ
lnrss, the automatically uE, r t,int : ,sh Chain 81
pCnuT tu every other and very much cheaper. No
special plllry required. Thr Smith Egg Mauurac.
turing Company ul~u gives suUCiM attention N the
mnking Of estimates for the cost uf tho manufacture
Uf patented Inventions aud all tue Necessary tO.ts.
unl the anui tslIulg uG the Same un royalty All
cnmulu.yMts - treated CUnHdrHtiUly,
National Republican., 1878-07-04
PROPOSALS..
oRoPosIIS, FOR coal.

OrfIcK OF Tue PUBLIC PRIsTER,
wAspiNgTOS, July T. 1873.
Sealed proposals. will be received until Monday
July u. at ~ oclOct a. M tor furnishing this Once
with hve hundred (JJ0D tons Georges Creek Cumber
land Coal, run Of the mine, best quality.
Proposals VIII be indorse1 on the envelope PRO
po-alS Tor tOal,' For particulars inquire at this OF
lice. JOHN ID. DEFKEES,
Gfeo ~ Public Printer.