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The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Special N otices.
TO TO /! ,owsEns y SO oE = DOGS

wA,HisaTos, D. btdJ: JaSs iii II. HI III
whereas II hfs been made 10 appear 10 me that
hereby require, asreably to the law In such case
made and provided. the owners OF all dogs 10 40.
eufely place. or cause to be placed, on them sub.
stantiAl wire-Eange mufIes for the period Of
niNty days AFTER the 18th instant, and that ali
doss folng at large duripg said period unmuIrled
,sail be Killed aud buried By the Police oeers Of
jel7-l0t Mayor
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Amusements. Ete.
GRAND sCHUBTzBHrBsr

GRAND soHUBTzBNrBsr.
The Grand ANIMAL Festival Of he
0BRMANIA sCHUkTzgN vEREIN
viii take place on the 18th. 18Th Ieth and lTth Of
AT SEVENTH psHffksEr PARK.
Prrs Shooting, Prize Bowling, Rope walkins 9,
5rsSd Inflammation; with over sos Lamps. and
NY DAN T8wB, the Champion Tight. Rope
Performer Of the dsy,o Ia. been secured a. ,hs
the midst Of his Performance, suddsny leaps head:
foremost from the rope, with small ropes attached
9 Ms aneIes, making terrific descent to within
Goscsrt Musis M s'SS1P BY Prof ROSES BAND. Of Bal.
Nmore
ington Oermania Band.
kdmii.,nee, b cents, Dancing Pavilion. % cents
jsii:a TaE sTEcuTrvk COMMITTEES.
METnOf'OLITAN HALL
Ard
VARI ETY. r n n A r n 4,
PRENsYLvANIA AvBNUB,
between Eleventh aud Twelfth Btresta
Open every night with q hrst class variety suter.
tainment. apl
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Wants.
Boarding,

E0R RBNT.-sByEkAL DESIRABLE SUITES
OF Rooms and single Rooms can be had during
the snmmeI mqnths at very low rates At the ST,
JAMES HoTBJ. Table B ard at grsstly reduced
rates, O. w BttNKRR EU
ieln ~ = 'N'
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DY GREEN a. WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real kstAte Brokers,
No. $40 Southeast corner Of Seventh and D strerts

= heAl kAthte bfOherG,
No. bB Southeast corner OF Seventh and d streets.
GUARDIANS SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
fPskr fPsEkkrfS ETs%SEEsSp IN
TENTH STREETS EAST.
By virtue Of an order OF the honorable Orphans
Court S and spproyed By the Supreme Court q the
huthmAeher:
shall sell, in front Of the premises, at O'Clock,
teen hundred and sixty.nipe, the following dc
In square numbered one thousand and nineteen,
u,0l9 commencing for tr Q same at point OF Pona.
sylvania avenue distant 100 feet from the sou
corner OF said lot, and running thence due north
and parallel with Thirteenlh street east. one hun.
dred and twenty GIT feet four and half inches,
(l2S ~ Inches, thence west twenty ono feet four
inches, tH. 1 inehes,l thence outhwestwArdly one
hundrsd and three feet andlten inches (03 feet 10
iaehes thence along the lipe Of Pspusylvania ave-
nue. to the place Of beginning, with the Improve
ments. which are two story frame house contain.
Ing four rooms and kitchen.
Terms: Two thirds OF the purchase money to be
paid In cash balance In one year, the purchaser to
give note fer the deferred pay ment bearing Interest
from day OF sale, aud deed OF trust to secure the
pay ment OF thu note. All conveyance Of ps at
the cost OF purchaser; go down when sold, 1.-THE
terms are not complied with In Ave days, the guar
dian reserves the right To- resell the property at the
risk and cost ofthe defanlunE purchaser.
CHARLES SMITH,
Guardian.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
jeli-td AuctiOneers.
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MARRIED

stant. By Rev. }. W. Hoover, Or. CiRL KLsis.
sSoHsIpr 70 hiss JosRrHiEE HURDLE, both "
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TorrtoIAI,I
DEPARTMENT or STATE, I

-, DhfhhfhEnT Of STATE,
WAsHlroroN, June I, lssp.
Information has been received at this Do
partment from Mr.. John T. Robson, the
consul Of the United States at 81. Thomas,
WI., Of the death, on the 10Th Of May, 1899,
q 81. Thomas, Of G. KorsrKrs, an Ameri-
can seaman belonging to the brigantIne julia
F.Carney.
DsrAnrsnEr OF sIlrt,l
-. WAsHineroH, June 10, leD I
Information has been received at this De-
parment from Mr.. r. W Rice, the consul Of
the United States at Aspinwall, Of the death,
on the = of1ss5, at Aspinwall, OF HEsRr
HOFFMAN,. The legal representatives Of the
deceased can obtain further information by
making application to this department.
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ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF JUNE,
" Roard with Room during tha simmer months
eau be bad on reasonable terms at WillArd'A Hotel
myT.ln SYKES. CHADWICK co.
DoOMs FoR RBNT-wITg. ..BoARD-AT no.
IL H9 Ninth street, between H<nd streets
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NEW DOORS
ATTHB
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332 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Bct. sth and 10th SITS.

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sW. NOTICE. DIR. ROBERT REY-
~ BURN has removed his 0fnce aud Resi-
denee TO No. 40 Y street, first ward.)
onloe Hoursi 8 to Ia. IN, and from to Ap. m.
jele I'm
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mercifuIIy tight. The most satisfactory
rsmedv for a sore mouth is a prevent
i've. If the head-stall is too short,
isngthen it, SO that the bit may
Ida lower toward the lips. If
the sore is produced by the draw
inc nm of the check rein too tightly give
it.sreater length. If the nature of the
ron is such that the rust from the bit
noisous the tender mouth, let the bit be
covered with a piece of firm leather,
sewed on with the seam on the lower
side of the bit, so that the smooth
leather NAV come in contact with the
mouth. Let a heavy piece of calf skin
be employed rather than fappy leather.
II the iron about the mouth be galvan
lied thoroughly, that will pre-
vent all corrosion of the iron,
and, consequently, injury to the
mouth. But, after all the coating is
worn off, let the Bit be covered with
silver plate. 1t will cost only a few
dimes. A silver wash will be of little
value. Buta silver-plated bit will last
many wears, and will afford perfect Sc
curity against sore mouth when the
cause has been attributed to the rust of
the iron. Sometimes the bit is a
twisted bit" with sharp edges, which
being drawn harshly against the mouth,
will remove the skin.
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WhoIc.omc EroMIing.

Our worthy friends of the Urt Couais
Democrat are somewhat disgruntled at
the Wheeling editors for not attending
the Publishers Convention at Parkers-
burg. BY wa Of aiding them in their
effort TO be savage we subiein their
views upon this very important point
1t was our desire to have the next con-
yeution at Wheeling, but since the edit
ors of the two assumed leading organs of
the State refused to meet US at Parkers-
o,nrg aud give helping hand in organ
"lng tue editorial fraternity of their
commonwealth, we voted against the
resolution offered to meet at that place.
Ne country press gives our "metropOl-
itah Ga1-les' their very existence by
furnishing them with the news from
what they are pleased to term the "ru.
IA, districts,' and their refusal To ioin
us IN forming nnion by which we can
get the worth of our labor sLouId aud
will be condemned by every member of
the fraternity.
1t is to be hoped our brethren of Writ
county feel better after their wholesome
gro"l. ~
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"Nothiug Unrrn.onnbIe ;.

ANNA DICKINSoN's lecture, Nothing
Unreasonable has suggested picture
to 4 New York artist. The idea being
that thc'e is nothing unreasonable in
putting the ladies in the positions 50
long held by the other sex, the picture.
maker shows how the thing will work,
by representing the chamber of mar
ried couple under the new dispeusation
The lady. rather angular and scrawny
- putt,ug herself in his place b!
quietly drawing on the husbaudj
breeches, while the masculine member
of the family Is frantically endeayorins
to adjust himself in the costume of )
girl of the period" The dramatic eff
feet is wonderful.
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Aa'heeliug geglster
Monday June '
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Gold closed in New York on Saturda!
at 1891
The National Typographical UuiOr
adjourned Saturday.
The Cincinnati B. B. c. beat the Har,
ward club on Saturday, the score stand
ing 30 to IL.
At the Curtin dinner at Philadelphia,
on Saturday, complimentary letter was
read from the Car of Russia.
Bsston is becoming crowded with
visitors TO the Peace Jubilee, and rue
coming week promises to be an eyentful
one in the history of the Hub.
Cincinnati was visited by a severe
fire on Saturday morning. Loss SiO,OUO'
Fifty persons were rendered home!esS
and three children are reported 10 nave
perished in the flames.
The ARGUMENT before the Supreme
Court of Georgia Oh the eilSioiIS "
the negro to office was cohciu,usGC u ."
Friday last, by speech from Ex-Uo'-
ernor Johnson in favor Of the negro
The widow of George Yansantrood,
formerly a prominent lawyer OF Iroy'
y. Y, who was killed about eight years
ago at the Albany depot on the hudson
River railroad, has just recovered SoU''
900 damages from the company.
A meeting of Methodists in opposi,
tion to Law representation in General
Conference took place in New York on
Friday night, in Thirtieth Street NJ. t.
Church. Reverend Doctors Porter,
Foste and Cobb were the speakers.
Willis, Phelps & Co., of Springfield,
Massachusetts,, on Friday contracted to
build and equip the Philadelphia and
Washington railroad from Buffalo, N T.
to the Pennsylvania coal region DIS
tance l2j miles. The work will be com
menced next month.
A dispatch from Water Station, KS.
dated June llth says: A mail carrie
from Salt Marsh reports one Swede ant
boy killed by small party OF SlonA
on Wednesday. The settlers generally
are well armed but more trouble IS ap
pretended superintendent and the
New York colony, with the exception OF
some ~ who have enlisted, have com,
in as far as Washington.
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THE EDITORS SONG

Tha aditor sits at bis taDls,
Whiting as we'll as he's 1oIo,
IaiIs no;sssor. beside him are lying
while he is in agony tryIn5
6f copy TO furnish enough
Toll, toll, toll
What weary life is mine .u
Wasting the precious mlIhlGu' va
Tn leader and column ana inc,
Marking from morn tl!l nighI'
working I; ON night till morh' u,od..
oh IN. Vas that steam press ever 5h1''''
0bT why was the editor ever born
Toll, toll, toll
And whose is the gain when Son %
Who's, are the trophies we achieve
And for whom are the laurclS MOH
TO stand in the foremost rama
OF each hard fought party fray
To share the toll and only get
Abuse and neglect for pay.
Toll, toll, toll
What a thankless task Is ours
To bake the bread and press the 'I0e'''
That Senator Jones devOurs
To sit on a three legged stOsl,
Whilst others have hairstuHeu seats
To prepare the hash and cook up the stew,
Bat never TO taste the meats
Toll, toll, toll
As the constant drop ON the stone,
So the ceaseless, endless work,
Wears away body and soul
Though the poet splutter and write,
Though the orator bully aud brawl
Ii il were not for the editors pen
What were the use of it all
Toll toll, toll!
Christians, MOrmOns and Jews,
Ia there man on this weary earth
But grows richer by reading the news
Richer, richer, richer,'
As they read it by sunlight and taper
And vet there isn't soul OF them all
Bat grudges TO pay for his paper.
Toll, toll toll
There's row in the very next street
Somebody is going TO murder his wife,
And must be TOyTE.sUITE.
Yesterday at this time,
Two policemen got choked i'm riot
And 80 il goes from morning till night,
And an editor never knows quiet.
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wagon was torn asunder, and one of the
horses was seriously injured.

wagon was torn asunder, and one of the
horses was seriously injured.
Ga Monday morning last, Mr.. Elisha
Ivans son, little boy about eight years
old, while playing in Messrs. Bibby g.
Co.'s mill, was accidentally caught by
the belt that runs the corn shelter and
was most terribly mangled. The shaft
that runs the shelter makes about 30
revolutions TO the minute, and 1t is sup
posed that the boy was fast about ~
miHutes before his situation was made
known to the engineer, which would
! have caused the little fellow TO have
passed around the drum near seven hun
dred times. His right leg was broken,
| the right side of the head is all frac-
tured, and his whole right side is terri
bly, bruised. After the. situation was
made known 10 the men in the mill, no
one knew what to do until they sent for
Ed. BIbby, who immediately cut the
belt aud relieved the boy. The little
fellow ID still alive, but physicians say
he cannot recover.
We have received a communication
from Raleigh c. H, dated the 81 In
slant, stating that on the 29,h OF May, a
black boy filing the description OF Bob
Buford, who broke Jail from this coun-
ty about three weeks ago, was arrested
and had in his possession nifty doilars
which he said was given to him by a
man named Smith, to buy him a bottle
oS whisky and suit of clothes. The
money was taken from the boy and he
was lodged lin Jail. Pursuit was then
made for Smith in The direction the boy
entered the town. Very soon they heard i
signal from a thicket which they an
swered, but owing to the darkness OF
the evening, the thief escaped. For
tunately, however, on Thursday last, a
| Mr.. Lilley and two brothers met man
| on Flat Top Mountain, sixteen miles
from Raleigh c. H., whom they took for
| Cox, the renegade who escaped from
iail at the same with the colored boy,
and promptly arrested him and con
veyed him to Raleigh countyjall, where
he, with the black boy, are IN waiting
for Sheriff Sentz of this county. Cox
had $40 "about his britches," which he
was promptly relieved OF.
We understand that Gus Pack, of
| Boone county, was robbed few DAYS
ago of three or four hundred dollars,
and it is thought that Cox is the vaga-
bond who got the money.
Our Sheriff, Mr.. John w. Sentz, start
ed special deputy on Monday morning
last for the prisoners. A reward of SlOO
will be paid to the parties who made the
arrest.
From the Monroe Republican,
On Monday night, the 3lSt ult., 4
ycarling steer, the property of 5. G. Lud-
Iington, Esq, of Greeubrier county-he
had Just purchased it on that day from
Mrs. Barbara Campbell, of PlCkaway
Plains-was killed by lightning.
We learn that the lower end of this
county was visited by tremendous hail
storm on Monday night of las week. A
great deal of damage was done to the
growing crops, &c, aud in one instance,
farm was nearly ruined by being
washed, leaving gullies in which a
horse could be buried.
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suIncusc Donation

Miss IuA LEWIS, the "GEACE DARLING
of Newport" has been presented with
$3.50 i'm view of her approaching mar
rilgs The priuc,ly sum resulted from
some months of assjduous canvassing.
II lD, had only been OF the orthodox
brlud'e color the amount could have
been multiplied by fifty in a week.
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Remedy for Tender Mouth uor,.

1t Is always a desirable point gained
to understand the true cause Of apv
effect, wound, disease or complaint
Some horses will always be exceedingly
tender in the mouth, while Others Are
sometimes unmanageable. The corrod. :.
ing of the iron bride in the mouth of 4
thin skinned, high-struug animal, will
produce a cauker in che sides of the
mouth, just as mechanics often get sore
holding cut nails in their lips While AZ
work. Sometimes the head stall is buck
led up so short that the iron bit is drawn
up with much force against the sides of
the mouth. If the skin be tender. the
animal would be Liable to have a sore
mouth, and the wound will be so very
tender that scarcely the pressure of the
weight of the reins can be endured.
Sometimes the check rein is drawn un-
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From the Mohroe Eepnblican.l |
ApricnIturnIIiems.

Cooking TIE fOOd OF cattle Is q power
ful agent in the eXtirpatiOu of weeds.
Soapsuds i an excellent fertilizer of
grass and grapevines, and should not be
wasted.
Leachcd wood ashes make an excel
lent top dressing for old orchards, which
are deuominated hide bound.
A citizen of Brunswick, Maine, has
within three years taken 5000 worth OF
squashes from little more than an acre
of land.
Fall blowing is for heavy clays which
pulverize with frost, not for soils which
melt in the rain and become like mortar
beds.
1t is a great error for modest house
holds to prefer the best pieces of inferior
animals, to the cheap bits of excellent
beeves, calves or sheep.
is said that one of the most power
ful remedies for bots in horses is a
strong deCOction Of sage tea, made very
sweet. 1t dislodges the bots instantly.
1t is now claimed that tho large orch
ards breed insects and disease after the
mannerof large cities, and that the rem
eIy is small farms and small orchards.
Toads are sold in Paris at the rate of
fifty cents dozen, aud are used for pro-
teCtiug vineyards and gardens from the
ravagcs Of the insects that escape the
birds.
A farmer in Ohio had thrifty orch
ard, which blossomed freely, bat bore
no fruit. He washed twelve of the trees
once q week with strong soapsuds, and
was gratitied by fine harvest the sub
seguent season.
Good pine shingles, we'll chosen, split
thick and carefully laid on, have been
known TO last forty years. Twenty
years, however, is the general extreme
duration of this roof; they wash away,
rather than either rot or decay.
Whenever we find country divided
up into small estates, each and every
owner working his lands with his own
hands, we find a brave, patriotic and
free people, enjoying competence and
domestic comfort with manly dignity
/ A housekeeper caught forty-two rats
in one night by changing for barrel OF
oats that had been visited by the var.
mints, a barrel of water, covering the
surface with chaff. The victims uncon-
sciously pitched in and met a watery
grave.
Sulphate of ammonia is largely used
IN England as fertilizer on crops OF
wheat and grass, and with good results.
The demand for it for this purpose ia
growing rapidly. Ithas also been found
very profitable when applied to sugar
cane aud beet roots.
A hqHid glue, far superior to mucil-
age, may be made by dissolving glue in
an equal quantity of strong hot vine
gar, adding-a fourth of alcohol and q
little alum. This will keep any length
OF time when placed in closed bottles,
ana Will tasten horn, wood and mother
of-pearl.
lttakes bold horse doctor to order
simply two quarts cf sour apples, mo
gram, Tor q lack Of appetite-as it re-
quired an Arbenethy to send off the dy s.
pepuc Yankee Clergyman, who had
crossed the water to see him, with a
charge to go home and build a barn"
a correspondent, writing from Con.
nersyllie, Indiana, says that by cutting
the hedge plants half off and lcopins
them down, hedge fence is much soon,
er established than any other way.
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TIE Judges of the Courts in Indiana
talk of resigning, as they are afraid
they cannot legally draw their salaries
under the appropriation bill passed by
the Rump Legislature. The action of
that body may thus be valid in the rat
iication of an amendment to the Con
stitution of the United States, but not
good enough to draw money from the
Treasury of the State.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of either of these
remedies. They will cure every case of MA.
RASMUS, without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated
in the hands of the proprietor but space will
allow Of the publication of but a few Those
it will be observed are men of note and of such
standing that they must be believed
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The stanton statement

Mrs. CADY STANTON puts it thus
"When the highest offices in the Gov
ernment are bought in Wall street, it is
mere chance who will be our rulers
Whittier is nation tending when
brains count for less than bullion, and
clowns make laws for queens p