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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-18
BROADWAY BREEZES.
HARRY c. ELLIS, OF NEW YoRK


HARRY c. ELLIS, OF NEW YORK.
alarming, Young girl in st. Clair
Cii;:, "a, +-oIIhle about her front mar;
"''7 II arranged in bang,
Il would never hang
-, .+ro irIt. but waved wild in the air.
80 X a. heated an iron red hot,
70 80 -a11r II, for a friZZ on the spot
Anu She will never look cute,
Prt by purchasing Iute
1.l-,Ty TO fool folks as not.
n, the tiny little ants,
How thew Chamber up our pants
,,,rr I,irnic meath the willows IN the glen!
~ '"S INV they seem TO take delight IN
The obnoxious sport of bitin'
7,.1of,,I.ihIc and modest gentlemen!
We're sitting on the stile, Mary,
Where We sat long ago;
al tbnn YOUR hair was black as JET,
Int now its light as tow!
Tistbus the chemist wizard arts
Nth changes queer cOnfound us,
AID mock when memory brings the light
Of Ghcr days around US.
eob where is my boy tonight
Where, i my tender youth a Toamlng
A Tnnrbrr sang, in anxious tones,
i A. The ITilight's yellow cleaning.
Wi mat fragile youth was mile away,
H,,irr f0rtably fixed, you see.
Win ;, bouncing girl OF two hundred pounds
1 lowering on his knee.
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A LADY DESIRES a PERMANENT POSITION,
"a where she can make herself useful and be con-
sdered of the family best of references given
and required Address Rev L L. TOWNSEND, l41s
COrcOran street Washington. ID. C.. ial7-itF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-18

DY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, A
I'D situation chambernaid general Homework
in small family. Please apply at No. 12O New York
aVennP northwest ial1-3t#
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-18

DY A COLORED MAN (MARRIEDl, A SITUA-
ID ton TO wait on Il gentleman do general house
work. Apply to or address WILLIAM BOWEN, so
B street northeast. jail
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-18

pY 4 SETTLED WOMAN, A PLACE TO WAIT
ID on and sew for an invalid or aged person. Ad-
dress Az + street southwest. ja14
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Health is Wealth.

DR. I. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
q specific for Hysteria Dizziness Commissions Ner-
vous Headache, Mental Depression Loss of Memory,
SpermatOrrhoea, ImpOtency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by Over-eXertOn, self
cay and death. One box Will recent cases Each
box contains months treatment. One dollar a
box, six boxes for five dollars: sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt of price We guarantee SIX boxes to
cure any case. With each order received by us for
six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money If the treatment does not effect Guar
antees issued by STOTT & CROMWELL, $50 Penn
sylvana avenue Washington, ID. C., wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mail will receive prompt at
SII-TvT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-18

return when Hosteters Stomach Bitters is sysemat-
cally used by bilious dyspeptic sufferer. Moreover,
since the brain sympahZes closely with the stomach
and its associate organs the liver and the bowels,
their arrangement rected by the action of the Bit
tiers, mental dependency produced by that derange-
ment disappears.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally,
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OFFICE ROOMS in No. 223 and $40 Fonr-au,l-s-laIf
street II. W.: also in Is Louisiana avenue H. "
Call for weekly Rent-List.
EoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST of
Il property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN & co,
fe3-d 81. Cioad building.
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RY A CoLORED WOMAN, A SITUATION AS
ID cook or chanbermaid; good references. Apply
al LN MASSACHUSETTS Avenue northwest. lalS3t*
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ITEATIOS

A NURSERY COVERINGS, WHO IS WILLING
n TO travel; one who has received Kindergarten
training preferred. Address, with reference, j. NJ F.
l2I2 New York avenue. ja143t*
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A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS. ON SEC
~ ond floor suitable for member of Congress:
convenient 10 four principal hotels and three lines OF
street railways Apply at 1902 L street northwest.
iaI3-3tx
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HOUSES.
EOR RENT BY 8. b. MARKER.

i \ first floor: prices low; adjacent 10 Wizards
RIGGS, and Ebbitt Houses; CRATE fire: board if de
sired, at $40 Fourteenth street northwest jaI43t&
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DY a WHITE WOMAN. WHO Is A FIRST
ID class laundress and cook; no objection to board
ing-houses; good reference. Address 2I34 h street
northwest jail
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2Sanfeo.
N~~W~
HEL.P.

TWO GOOD BOYS, WHITE OR COLORED. a
L GIACHET No So Fstreet northwest. jaI73ts
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John H. MITCHELL.
- VETERINARY HORSESHOER
No. 20 Second street northwest Wsshinsion D. C.

Rs All shoes used in the shop of nv own make
All diseases OF the feet promptly attended To- seI3Iy
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gIsts and Dealers generally.

Is invaluable for toilet and medical use 1t cures
Chapped Hands and Cracked Lips, Cold Sores, Chat
ing Bleeding Cuts. Scratches and Burns; also Skin
EruptiOns, Inflaned Wounds, Tender and Perspiring
Feet Hemorrhoids, &c, DC. EucalyptIIe Is clean.
pure white, soft but GREASELESS. SllVe. which Will
not soil the hands dress i'll the least. Sold by ali
druggists. Price. 25 cents del+IThS-3m
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ESTABLISHED 1888
JOHN McDERMOTvT & BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
tSteam used-l 80 Pennsylvania avenue. near Third
street west Washington. ID. C Carriages and Hard
ness received on storage and sold on commission
Carriages repaired. feItf
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4 SETTER PUP-WILL PAY \ FAIR PRICE
n for him if of good blood Address " POTOMAC"
Republican Office, stating where he may be and
nriIn ial1-3f%
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YEARLY CONSUMPTION OVER 100000 BOTTLES
Urapelers' @ui0e.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM; PRIVATE FAM
~ lily of adults. III9 Tenth street northwest.
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A T OMEGA NEW HOUSE, DESIRABLY To-
~ Gated, TO cost not over $4,000. WILLIAM P.
YOUNG. IIa0 New York avenue. jal7-3t
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VETANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN TO
w join me in renting room: object cheap rent;
the best reference furnished. Address p. r., RPpub
Iican office. ial53t#
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MUS(FILANENUS

GENTLEMEN AND FAMILY TO TAKE
"a rooms and board in hotel and loan about ST.
security will be given furniture and ten per cent
for the of for six months please investigate
Address HOTEL. Repubican office. ialS3t
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XXTANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER IN a SMALL
w family out of the city. Inquire at 1921 New
York avenue northwest, from to u o'clock. Ial55ts
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Business Chances.
Soar6ima.

|Do*%S"s$S'
LNOR SALE-TwO MONTHS RECEIPT FOR
room I an sa ooafd N go1a nStel; parry eapng Inc
jal55t*
TFIHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good rooms, with
Il frst-class hotelbOard, for So and so per month";
house is welurnished heated with steam and every
way desirable. Oc22
IN TABLE boarders can be accommodated at $50
e1O per MONTH with the very best of everything the
markets afford, at DRIVER & SCHOF1ELDS, 1873
Pennsylvania avenue aul7-t
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4 SITUATION BY COMPETENT MAN AS
"A cOachman groom or for anything else that
may be needed; best of references can be given. In
quire at JOHN McDERNiOTr & BROTHERS car
rage mandatory, 80 Pennsylvania avenue ja14
A LADY DESIRES APARdANENT POSITION,
n where she make herself useful and be con-
sered of the family; best of references given
and required. Address Rev. L l. TOWNSEND, 14lS
CorcOran street, Washington, d. G. jal43t"
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DARTIES DESIRING COPYING DONE IN A
Il neat legal hand, with accuracy and dispatch, ad-
dress ENGROSSER, Republican office. jals-3t*
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GHORT-IIAND PUPIIS-PRIVATE INSTRUC-
= tion and thorough knowledge of the rudmentS,
DC, be obtained from practical teacher. Call at COS
Thirteenth street uOr Invest after S D. M iaI7-I2t#
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DY DEPARTMENT CLERK AND WIFE TWO
ID pleasant connecting rooms, second floor with
southern exposure between Tenth and Fifteenth and
and y streets northwest; terms moderate. and par
ties will be permanent if pleased Address, with full
particulars, A AGNEW, United States Treasurer's
office. jai4-3t*
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MONEY WANTED IMMEDIATELY ANY
VI person procuring private capitalist, lady or
gentleman, TO advance sums from $50 upward for
short periods upon most substantial security whereby
there is risk, will receive handsome bonus; an
opportunity occurs seldom met with TO make money
Office jalS-3tT
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G0ucafioual

SCHO0L OF MUSIC,
= 7U7 Eighth street northwest
Rates $3.50 month and upward. Experienced
teachers in Piano. Voice, Organ, &c. Free exercises
Church organ. oc5
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-05

THE PLANS or MRS. GARFfELD.--Col.
Rockwell, Major Swain and Major Clapp,
friends of the late President arrived in
Pitlsburg from Cleveland on Wednesday. In
the course of a conversation with a reporter,
Major Swain said:
), Ma aeoempan ied Mrs. Garfield, Grandma
Garfield, the children and Private Secretary
Brown to the old homestead at Mentor on
ruesday. We were met at the depot by the
Rudolphs, Mrs. Gasfield's relatives, aud we're
accompanied quietly to the homestead. When
we came in sight Of the old familiar spot Mrs.
Garfield was quite overcome for moment,
but soon recovered hei composure aud entered
her desoate home. General Gartelds study
remains just as he left it, and one of the
widows first steps was to go into the room
where she had spent so many happy hours
She is gradually recovering from the effects of
the blow
.. Has she made any plans as yet for the
futnre?"
9 Mrs. Garfield said it was too early to in
dictate where she will reside, but think she
will spend her Summers at Mentor, at the old
home. In the Winter season she will spend
part of the time with her relatives in Ceve-
land. where she will be near her husbands
remains, and part of her time in Williams
town, Mass, where she will be near her eldest
boys, Harry aud James, while they are in at
tendance at Williams College.
" When wiz the boys go back to the col
legeP'
:. They will leave for Williams College on
Friday night or Saturday morning of this
week. Grandma Garfield ia the future will
make her home with Mrs Garfield. Where
ever the bereaved wife goes the soirowing
mother will go. The aged grandmother is
very frail and will spend her last days with
the family of her dead son,"
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ONE MOMENT, PLEAsE.--When winter is
again, your health should be especially looked
to. The humors which have accumulated in
your blood should be cleansed away and your
system toned up to guard against bilious
fever, or other sickness peculiar to the change
of season. DR.. David Kennedy's " Favorite
Remedy f" will do this FOR you. Get bottle
now and begin using it at once. A long fit
OF sickness and a long DOCTORS bill may be the
penalty of neglect. If your druggist hasn't it
write to the doctor at Roniout, N. Y. Price
$1.00. oct q, ct.
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republican county convention.

The Republican voters of tho County Of Hunterdon
are reolt,d TO meet in their several Townships and
y ards al he usual place OF holding Town Meetings,
"a urday October 18TH at o'clock NJ, and appoint
Iruat.s to meet at Humphreys Hotel in Flenington
On T..sslav October 18TH at o'clock Z. NJ 10 noni
nate candidates for Sheriff and Coroners, and to trans
act such other business may properly COME before
tho Coavenfian. Each Township and Ward will be en-
Titled 10 one Delegate for each fifty Republican votes
cast at the last Presidential Election.
JAMES II. WALKER,
Chairman last Rep. Co. Convention.
The apport;oumeut of Delegates will be as follows:
LAmbsr;yille. list Ward 3 ; ID Ward 3; Sd Ward !
West Auiwell, /: East Amwcll d; Delaware,5j Rari-
tau : Reading 6 Kingwood, 81 Frcnchtown, Hol-
land i; Bethlehem. 8; Union Clinton, 4; Clinton
Borough. .; high Bridge, ); Lebanon, A Tcwksbury,
2; Franklin q Total 6i.
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-rhe Repablican County Convention of

The Republican County Convention of
Passaic County, last week passed among
others. resolution referring to the sympathy
of the Democracy in the nations grief. 1t voices
the feeling of a largo majority of Republicans
in other sections. And the deep sympathy
shown in the South by all classes and parties
toward the suffering and dying President, has
drawn together the bonds of friendly feeling
between North and South and has, let US hope,
forever destroyed all sectional feeling The
following is tho resolution above referred to :
q 1t is with feeling of painful reluctance
that we, the Republicans of Passaic County,
i'll convention, by delegates, assembled, take
up the burden of political conflict, with sense
of the great bereavement of the Nation still
SO heavy upon us. That sad event has so
chastened ths hearts of all that past political
differences have been IpfgoJten, aLII no"hoso
more utterly Than in Passaic county, where
our Democratic friends have We'd with Repub-
lcans in extolipg the many virtues and in
sincerely deploring the untimely death of him
whom they so stoutly opposed a year ago
Never before have the American people shown
30 strongly their love for their Government,
exalting 1t far above mere partisan considers
tions, and their feeling that when the candl-
date of one party is raised to the chief magis-
tracy OF the Nation, he is at once regarded as
the President Of the people, by the people,
and for the people of all pai ties For their
render, generous sympathy with US in the loss
OF our hunored chieftain, we thank the Demo
Gratis Of this county, and We trust that in
future contests between us the memory of
how they mingled their tears with ours in
this common grief may deprive those conflicts
of their wonted bitterness
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NEW FALL GOODS
Laces.

Our lace buyers has returned
from Europe and the new things
are beginning to come in.
We have these now:
Floss lace first appearance here),
embroidered with floss silk on silk
net; cream and black. Only two
widths as yet, $I.25 and 1925
more on the water.
Spanish ties and fchus, cream
and black. Ties, $3.50 to $12.5O;
fchus, $1.25 to $27. We Judge
our prices are about Is per cent.
below last seasons.
Soufie net, dotted, various colors,
90 cents now; last season, so.
Antique tides, 20 cents to 81.
Ten counters, southwest from center.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

10Th, by Rev H. Belting, Nathaniel H. Blackwell of
this city, 10 Miss Carrie baldwin, daughter Of Mr..
Josiah BALDWIN, OF Pennington, j.
CRATER--SM It'll In Clinton Sept %, by Rev. John
Ewing, Andrew Crater, of Middle Valley, to Sarah
Smith, of bennington.
YoUNG-BAkER.-Sepi. s, by Rev. John Ewing, Israel
c. Young. of AnDandale. to Emma Baker, of Little
York.
LEQUEAR-BRfNK Aug. 1th, at the Stockton Bap-
tisi Parsonage by Rev Geo. W. Eoeeker, Mr.. Geo IL.
Lequcar, OF Rosenion N j. and Miss Rachael Brink
of Lumberyille Pa.
NEyIUS-Q UICK. Sept. DIST by Rev. p. w. Blatten-
berger, Austin g. Neyius, of Pennington, to Mary W.
Quick of Reavie.
SHEPHERD-PR0BAscO- Sept. "a, by Rev. John Ew-
ing. Hartwell Shepherd, Of Ringoes, to Julia Pro-
hnsco. of Pittsiown.
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Hose.

800 pairs of ladies' Isle hose at
so cents; plain colors; 1000 pairs
sample half-hose, 25 and 3722 cents !;
bought just now in Nottingham.
They are worth twice the prices !;
some of them more.
We ordered lately 100 dozen of
ladies' plain-black silk hose, all of
one quality and just alike. The
manufacturer said it was the largest
order he had ever received from a
retailer. We buy in quantities only
staple articles. We shall have, may
be, before the season is over, 1000
sorts of hose; of some of them only
a single pair.
Outer circle, east from Chestnut St. entrance.
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RINaoEs. 0ct. 4th. 1aS1.

AlhGOESj Oct. 4tn, 1901.
Our friend, Dr. E. Blackwell, of New York
city, came home last Saturday and spent Sun
day with us. He looks hale and hearty and
says he likes the city much better than the
country. lie expects to come out and spend
another day with us in a couple of weeks.
We were all glad to sec him.
a nice rain fell Monday, but not enough to
wet the ground to any depth. Water is still
very scarce, and were it not for a spring on
the farm belonging to VIM. Sutphen, one
mile east of town, people In this vicinity
would be Obliged to haul it from distance.
This is an extraordinary spring and is never
known to get dry. Many thanks are due to
Mr.. Sutphcn for bis willingness in letting
everyone get all the water they want from this
spring.
Saturday afternoon and we presume the
s'bloods . of the township will be present
The bosses y in this town have the matter
down fine $50 they think and can give the
exact figures in regard To its result. They
say they intend to carry the Caucus for ---
well, we wont. say who, but If any desire to
know before Saturday they can find out by
calling on the prominent +" men of the party
in this town, and swear their intentions to be
loyal to the firing :" or If they merely desire
the maiden name " they can fluid out at the
other end of the township. The " ring" is
pretty handy with figures, at least enough SO
to make 10 from 100 leave /, as demonstrated
last Fall. We imagine they are used to
ciphering in Algebra and forgot the--(minus).
We hope it will rain before Saturday, for
these fellows get awful "dry" and use a
power of water" We predict lively time
for them.
Quite number of our citizens attended
the Fair last week. They all seemed well
pleased with it, with the exception of the
dust BY the way some handled tho brush
next day, we reckon they got full share of
it. PoP.
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EA.uAzoo Mich F.h . taeo

hAaNAzoO, Mich, Feb. =, 1850.
know Hop Bitters viii bear recommending
honestly. All who use them confer upon
them the highest eneomiums, and give them
credit for making cures-al the proprietols
claim for them. | have kept them since they
were first offered to tile public. They took
high rank from lie first, aud maintained it,
aud are naate called for than all others CON-
bintsl. So long as they keep up their high
reputation for purity aud usefulness, shall
continue to recommend then--sonetbiug |
have never before dore with any other latent
madienc ]. j. pABCOCK, NJ. D.
Oc.. 8. ct.
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Linens.

We are willing that these should
be taken as samples of our summer
buying of linens: Barnsley double
damask table-linen at $3.50, Scotch
ditto at 50, and German napkins, a
half inch under I yd. square, 1925
a dozen. There are about 6 pat
terms of each.
We have a wide range in linens
very fully covered.
Outer and next-outer circles, City -hali-square
entrance.
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Dresses.

Fall dresses ready. Colored-siIk,
viz. +: brown, bronze, blue, garnet,
and green, $2S to $50. Black
cashmere, $40 to $50. Mourning
dresses ready-made, also made to
measure on very short notice.
Fall jackets also, Light-cloth, 81
to So dark-clotb, So to $40; plaid,
IS to So Black-cloth wraps, Sc
to $50; light-cloth wraps, 81 to
$25.
Southeast conner Of buiIding.
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The MENDELssoHN PIANO Co., New YoRK
selling Pianos direct to tho people at Factory
Prices, without the Intervention Of agents or
dealers, thereby saving them more than one
half the prices usually charged for strictly
.frst-cldss instruments.
The leading papers of the country speak in
the very highest terms of the Company and
their fianos, WIN DO following
extracts selected from their catalogue
The Mendelssohn Piano impressed us
greatly, first by its power, and second by its
rare beauty of tone. 1t is brilliant without
being thin, and powerful without noise. The
treble is bright and pure, the middle range
warm and sympathetic and the bass decided
and sonorous, while the touch is excellent
Wats0n's Dirt Journal, NeD York.
One of the Square Pianos (Mathushek's
Scale) exhibited by the Mendessohn Piano
Co. is constructed UPON entirely new princi-
Piles, and is said to be the most powerful toned
square piano in the world with singing
quality rarely, If ever, before obtained in any
Piano Chicago Times.
For number of years the Mendelssohn
Piano Co. have aimed at the production of a
splendid piano at low price. They have
more than succeeded. Modern mechanism,
skill and genius cannot produce a better
piano, while the price is below. that of any
other fisst-class make. -LouiseHle Courier
journal.
The revolution in the American Piano
trade has begun under the leadership of the
Mendolssohn Piano Co. of New York. The
revolution means-lower prices for Instruments
equal in material, construction and elegance
to the best yet produced. st Louis Repub-
ticdn.
We notice that the Mendelssohn Piano Co.,
of New York, have taken the field against
high prices. The matchless perfection of the
Mendelssohn piano disarms criticism. CLeve-
land Herald.
The culture and exacting musical taste of
Cincinnati gives the Mendelssohn a rank
second to no other piano forte and their sale
is rapidly increasing. They are splendid in
,struments, and the wonder is how they can be
sold at so low a'price.- Cincinnati Gazette.
We would recommend any of our readers
who have any idea of ever buying piano,
not to fail to write at once for their Ilustrat-
ed Descriptive Catalogue, which will be
mailed free. Oct. 8, It,
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First Assembly District.

The Republican voters Of the First Assembly His
trct composed of East AmwelI, West AmweIl, King
wood LainberVlle, Delaware, Raritan and Readinf,
are requested meet in their respective townships on
SATURDAY afternoon October 18TH and elect delegates
TO District Convent to be held at Humphreys ito-
tel in Pennington, Tuesday. October 18Th, at
O'Clock p NJ to nominate candidate for Assembly.
A. T. COMET,
Chairman last Convention.
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HENRy's CARBoLIc SALvE.-The BEST
SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns aud all kinds of Skin Erup-
lions, Freckles aud Pmples. The salve is
guaranteed to give perfect. satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE, as all
Others are but limitations and counterfeits.
Price % cents