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Arnanias B. Knott has obtained q d.
voice fom his wife, in st. Louis, on the
ground of "cruel and abusive treatment"
He was Knott, her husband, and she was
Knott his wife. Now she is not that is
10 say, she is not Knott, and be is divorced,
still he is Knott. Why not?
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Dodd's Nervine and InvIgOrator,
what People Say.

unknown to any other preparation. 1t contains
no opium or hasheesb. and so far from produ-
cling costiveness it will be found an ~et1elent
cure for constipation. and has obtained a wide
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CLIMAX.

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n CHRONICLE.
AN ACROsTIC.

Ambitious traitorous imbecile thou art,
Never did earth contain so q black q heart
Devoid Of manly honor, truth or reason;
kebuked, q nation stands. by thy foui tfeasoh
Every true heart will join TO curse thee hehd'
When thy polluted soul has met its end.
Judas betrayed his Lord and master thou
Oh monster! sold the people, whom thy vow
Had bound TO thee in holy faitn 70 g9lde'
Nafions will ever name thee to derides
Secuted thy nsIls by millions yet unborn.
on Inv black deeds they er will look with scorn;
None will then bow to thee, of power shOrn.
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SPRING.
Minimum ne erala.n

Spring is comingl It u~ncloses
Tiny leaves on all the rosesl
Snowdrop, hyacinth and %erocusl
An insuiring eye can iOcusl
Nature says that Spring is coming
And the bees will soon be humming
Spring is eomingi By degrees
Rise the lows Of early pessl
Spring is coming. sure and steady
Slugs and mail have com already
Nature says that Spring'sap reaching,
On the Winter steps encrOachingl
Spring is coming Elm and chestnut
Horse, of course, and not the best nut
Put forth buds and larches slender
Wear a green & ats fresh and tanderl
Nature says that Spring is nearing.
Soon the cuckoo you'll be hearing
Spring is comipgl From their sleeping
Beds he tulips now are peeDingl
Birds are singing. blithely Winging.
Mid the swinging branches ~olinginEi
Nature says that spring y near us
That's a prospect which should cheer US
Spring 2 is eomingl But her pleasing
Promises may end in freeZihEt
All the bud and blooms are lost,
May or april bringing frost.
Nature cries thai Spring is coming
But experience says she's humming.
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Nor MY BABY.-Last evening the door
bell Of q Pearl street dealer, who resides in
the West End, was rung, and on the ser
want going to the door a basket was found
with a sweet little baby some two months
old in it. Accompanying was the follow.
ing neatly written note;
GApRrT 1sf 1873
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SUNDAYS e%xcepted.O Stops at Susquehanna 40
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A young lady from the country, now
visiting in the city, writes home thus:
Nobody isn't nothin' now which doesn't
hole up her cioz, and the hier you hole 'em
the more IN air notised."
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1S-To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest, pas.
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rivers. an eveT-ehanging panorama Of natures
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.AYING COMPLETED ONE
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Railway for Harrisburg. Philadelphia, and III
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Special Notices.

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Tie White Pine COmDOund Cures

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7.30 Am Express Mail, from Dun
kirk, Sunday excepted. Stops at Salamanca
100 A. NJ and connects at hOrnellsville and
Buffalo. and arrives in New York at 100 AN
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing a estor the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
Or the glands atrophied anu decayed.
BIZ, such as remain can be saved for
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2-35 z. NJ. lightning Express.
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Hornellsyille 5 2P. NJ, lSup) intersecting with
the 2DP. M. train from Buffalo. and arrives in
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30
The Man Of Action.

Emerson says, somewhere. that "what So
ciety gains In refinement It looses In old In
stincts." Whilst not disparsging culture he
justly condemns that hypocritical subtlety bv
which the vanity Of false taste beclouds and
obscures plain propositions as applicable to
men.
We often see, hear and read things which
CAN to mind this axiom Of the modern philoso.
pher.
The millions Of working men In our land
know, BY bitter experience, the cause OF the
rebellion; the sacrifices 1t required, and the
untold evils which our triumph sverted.
When they read over the attenuated plati.
tudes Of the Democratic papers on GRAFT
their "old Instincts" are aroused, and looking
through all this fog OF bastard rhetoric, they
see the great contrast figure stand there a.
quiet and thoughtful as when he was enveL
oped In the smoke Of his attlc-helds.
There 10 . something In the heart OF every
man which sympathizes with and defend q
benefactor who has proved himself such by
deeds which settled in favor OF humanity the
contests OF century.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30

The CorrERAKAD, newspapers are indus.
triousiy Circulating the story that the people
do not receive the nomination Of Grant and
ColfaS with, that enthusiasm that gives assur-
anee Of sassess to. the ticket. We venture to
say, and the information 10 reliable and Ger.
tAiA that comes to US from all sections OF the
country, that there never was q Presidential
nomination received By . great and united
party with more satisfaction and with better
ASSURANCES OF success,
But the enthusiasm already manifest will
rise higher, and still higher, till 1t waken the
echoes Of the whole land, and about the ides
ofNovember our enemies will see as much as
they want to see.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30
Some Reasons why Mr. Bowen
Should be Elected Mayor.

His executive ability 10 unquestioned.
His influence with Congress will enable him
to obtain necessary legislation for the city.
The city needs the help ofCongress In behalf
OF its public schools, lighting and paving it,
streets, the improvement Of the canal, the
selection OF public park, and other improve
ments.
His defeat will operate against legislation,
because the antagonism between Congress and
the city government will probably continue.
He favors the most liberal appropriations fol
our navy yard, arsenal and public works, there
BY giving employment to our workingmen, and
through them advancing the interests OF tn,
city.
He fayors reform In the contract system, and
believes In performing the work by the day,
under competent engineer.
He 10 in favor Of equal justice to all In the
distribution oflabor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30

FAITH Is AN IMPORTANT QUALITY or facult
Of the human mind, and 1t 10 well to exercise
when there 10 q suflcient ground upon whic
to predicate It. Not unfrequently 1t happen
that the foundation 10 wanting, and then
may be set down as desire, not faith. Tn
Ly nchburg Virginidn must have been laborin
under sort OF Authorization when the follow
ing WAS penned:
ave believe that the Democrats have onl
to act with proper degree Of wisdom to IL
sure the overthrow Of the Chicago ticket, pla
form and all. Let them nominate Hancoc
and Adams, or place Pendleton second on tn
tioket--not hrst-and success 10 almost n
sured. impeachment and negro suffrage wi
finish the work, now 80 well begun, and bur
the radical party under weight Of popula
odium."
When we have ticket that both Thurlo'
Weed and Horace Greeley can support-sn
heartily and cordially support-we DO notioo
for much ola break.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30
The Ratification Meeting Last Nixht.

Notwithstanding the rain the meeting called
to ratify the nomination OF Grant and ColfAx
last evening in front OF the City Hall was .
success. The speeches were Of the right tone,
and were enthusiastically received. A report
OF the proceedings will be found In its appro-
PIRATE place. We desire to call especial at.
tention to the speech OF Gen. Darlington, the
District Attorney, who lifted his manly voice
In favor OF the election Of Ssyles J. Bowen a.
Mayor OF this city, Though this city has no
vote in the election of President and Vice
President Of the United States 1t can at ieas,
do good thing morally In aid OF the ticket
and the election Of Mr.. Bowen and Repubil.
can city government will contribute more than
anything We can do. Let II DO the first gun Of
the campaign.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30
OUR HEROES.

rrnAseis DE- Ears JAsvns.- .
chssrs, cheers. for our heroes
Net those who wear stars.
And Leaflets, and bars,
We know they are gallant.
And honor them, too,
For bravely maintaining.
The Red, White, and Blue!
But. cheer. tor our soldiers.
Rough. wriukled. and browu;
The men who MAKE heroes,
And ask no renown-
unselhsh, untiring.
Intrepid, and true;
The bulwark surrounding
The Red. white, and Blue
Our patriot soldiersi
When Treason arose.
And Presdomls own children
When anarchy threatened.
And Order withdrew.
They rallied to rescue
The Red. white. and Blus'
upholdius our banner
On many field,
The doom 81 the traitor.
hwy vbilAuby stAlsut
And, worn with the conflict.
Pound yigor anew
Where victory greeted
The Red, white and Blue!
Yet. loved ones have fallen.
And still whore they sleep
A sorrowing nation
Shall silently weep,
And springs fairest flowers
In gratitude strsw
Ger those who have cherished
The Red, white and Blue
But glory immortal
Is waiting them now
And ehaplsts unfading
Shall bind eysry. brow,
When, called by the trumpet.
Al times great review,
They stand, who defended
The Red, White and Blue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30

JACKSON, MISS, May 2s.-Hon. TIL Vhsr.
ton and Fulton Anderson leave for Richn ,ond
tonight, to appear as counsel for Davis at the
approaching trial.
The Democracy have entered into the ca D.
vass with more enthusiasm than ever was wiz =
messed in Mississippi before. The executiv '
committee have commenced mass meeting '
throughout the State, embracing every day
until the election.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30

1T Is AssEHTED tn at Mr.. Bowen 10 In favor
OF mixias the white and eolored children to-
gether IN the public schools. We have had
some opportunities OF knowing his opinions
upon thissubject, and we state his views cor
reetly when we say that, from his observa-
ton and experieuce as trustee and treasurer Of
colored schools, he Is in favor Of separate
schools under one Board Of Trustees, and he
10 sustained In this view BY the eolored people
themselves. His influence has been, and will
be, directed to obtsin legislation for the bene-
At Of our schools, as stated above.