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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23
PILTIHORE LOOK HOsPITLL.
ESTABLISHED ASA REFUoETRoM aUACKERI
rHE ONLY PLACEv EyHEEE A cURE

m. ,,Uvs-ov.
WSasPs,s q hs Bas6 n LIMB stLissSISs AGss:
:sarSs;;, i@PotshSII General BsSiiIty, Ssrysai.
SsiSg x tSsa; fsis,,stl SS q !fS a,SEs EiniSiS.
s.sss * tie Head, Throat, Noes OF ska Isssties,
q S sG% sS 81 '
nell visti%s The q SISsSs 70 Il nsISs
1ssII @gsi srIiahI sSrfs Or
.,r.,,.i,, vho ogEo om hks victim, =, so,.
tSty viss. la dreadful and i.straSiivs hsSii.
Nhish ynnaNily sNesPs 70 40 anum1eIy grave thon;
SrIiisa. Intellect, who Might StbsiTiss SSSs en-:
framed l;tSRRs sG 20 Win ne o. slC:
call with fall ''n'SsiHHSsk IAaE,
Married Persons, OrN ounE Men eohtemplAhnI
9nHs RSlD e D9Ss' sp..1
may reliEousl{ eohhJs on bis honor A. gentle
s %sG' .od '0AAa'nT rel, upon his 'lil a. ply
,--,,-.- QRoAhI0 WhAkhESs
bfsS4 aF'5 isS s9 s T Ts LII.
hissTable aud Marriage lmPossible-isth the penalty
SSSnss psrsOS. are t0o sStro saP%i sEssssss from
aot6sias aware Of The dtsadtnl son.s95s9se' thS
eet VIII pTStend 70 deny thAtths poYsI Of proersA.
SSS S 3: ~ B 5RPTISd
sd .Tmp,5%s ~ Setp SoSy spS n1s
| Aud Mental funetinnA weakened, Loss Of PT0erea-
p, ola rST 81 Il. ' H"S. fGassS SS..RSSa
bsSility, a Wasting Of the Frame Coughs. Con.
oFRf6B SOUTH HRBbERIoK STREET,
LEFT -hsnd slds EoinI from Baltimore street, q few
and sg@tsr. -
STho letters IeSslEed nnless Postpeld 40 eon :
aiTlR n stse Sssa md sssd pSoI,io q e.
Ssrtlssmsu tdsseEibinE SEmPs1ms.
v..,...,,s. DR. I0lhi i " sLrv.On, Io,a.,
graduate from one Of the most eminent CollsIts "
ne gnitSd states. and the psate, RAtt, q Shoss
Paris, philadelphia, and elsewhere, has Effected
some of the most Gs.Gnishins cures that were ever
sPd sats Efsp, sleep, great s;fyoasHs.i, being
STRSf Psnss Win adsTsHsS
meat Of the mtnd ggTs SgTed ipT,sddlssiiSs1' ..H
II. Ahh "a AZ ib6.o n9adiHis,.a ,h.
s R Hi hsSs
'SST y OSi'!y SE1 ,s,s
o. the BesE SPt Limb, PSiss b p6 The H hs pin:
q i. hssft RS;R;P.iS, SiTyoS; f5Iiisssii,y B::
usTI ~ me nS.HsSnTtn Ds
MFsrIELT, The fearful sfSsi. on the nina are
anSh to he S.esdsdCt9sS a., Z, SSSosSsioh
Hvs %sfS 70 sosStS ssifdiSrSst. tSIS q sSi
tldt, Timid y &c are sotnt Sfthe evils prodpesd.
-Ssi ~. .' q ssS SsAS fSsS
thsiI yisors egsoninI Wal PALE, SsrSSSS &c
:TSsissSS hIH na 81 aPtoms nStSS
fouNG men ..,.,. ...,,..
iHdSis, 4 10 SSsS siaasSs ESbitiGsIasHtiy issiSsd
SS1S ' SSs' nas%. HGss s ns
sToys both miHd and body-should apply imns.
d4S!iSI it. pity tia, .youpt man. tn. hope Of HI.
sRalshsd from All prospects a9d snjoy n9Pts o. ifs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

CoRNEH OF CAMP AND slUrH sTEE rs,
hRW ORLEANs, La, March 8, 1870
sealed proposals "a Duplicate, are inyIt.d and
w bs Ieeeiyed a. tsis giase NATL 70 clock, m
FRIDAY. april 9, ls7O, Tor the delivery Of
Loo, 90 pounds d Oats In AHeks,
10000 pounds u Hay aad
G5),U0 pounds Of straw,
Tbs sans to be Of the best qu tlltv, we'll an sc.
eitely saokei aud balsd fjF shipment, aud dsliT.
sIsd on ths lsyeg 10 this ety. at such pHlhts az
PropJsal4 wit also be received for the dell very
otOat-, In bulk, without sacks
delivery TO CONNIE O. on the 18Th Of Anil. and
l9ewh9le lunbtity Furnished on or before the SJth
n The torags to be weighed By the aaariermAstsr's
panm. ntt ,ubiee, ~ inspection bsfOt accept.
qulTed. -
No proposA,a will be esterlaluod uaiess the
hnlllty OF the bidder 10 comply With Ills proposal
tnafhntsod by some responsible PARTY, whofs
name nam, tssidsnse nud 1nBser Of house or room
4, TIE usual rules Of the Department govern In
The yalSd statss reserve, tho right to reject asy
Proposals Y be eudorsd "Prors,als for For.
age, and addressed to the undsrptEnsd
= ny order o. BFgv BnE. dsI, Fred. Myers, Chief
r. j STRAN0,
master, Uaited States army m'i7 -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

HEL pauARrKRs DEPARrHsNT oP vTRdtETI
nEKInE GnIrR QrAh EHNAsrEn

HEApauAhrERs DEPARTHsNT or vTRofNII.
OFgtcG CHIgR QulR HENAsTBH.
RIcHHoED, Va 4, March IL 1873
Sealed prUpossl., ID tripllette, will be received
at his nice uutll Sp Of Mon Ay, the 18th day
Of APRIL, lS7J, f,T the diliVsTy Of
400 bushels I Oats.
o. thns OF y,
to tho QnATteTma-taT'u Department At Richmond,
NiTEini-, In su quantities as may be required
from month TO moHth, during tho Ieriod ending
Juue 80, 1850.
eepaTslo proposals are required for Oats, to be
sound, elean,and Weighing not leGa than ~ pUu ads
70 the bush for Hay to be we'll Gu ed OF tbs bsst
quality, And we'll bAlcd.
Blank forms for . op5salS. aud Information As to
AmQuHtl snd conditions Of delivery can be obtained
at this oflre.
Ths ght to reject any all bids Is reserved Aud
the usuak conditions ms ntioned in pTeVigus adYeT
served by bidders.
The envelopes elntAininE pFaposAls to be marked
TO this cfnse.
By order Of the General GommandlsE Depart.
meat Of VlrglniA. J. q. CHANDLER,
Breyet Colonel, ouRTtsImastsr United States Army,
Chief QuArtsrnGster Department Of Virginia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

VAN MATBR-PIKE on tbs 9iI tastant, at
wAshlnsten d, g., By the Rev. Chas. u. Doyplon.
NJ a. Vas hATER, Of TArTyt1wn, N. Y u
Miss Eva NEANOH PIEH. Youngest d1vghter Of
Nc. NiehOla, PIX, Of kasI Salisbury, hissashu
sets
New York and MAs,aohus ,tts papors please copy.
wOODPiBLD-woODP On tho ?iih OF
February, by the Rev mr., Newman, fAstOr Of
HENRI y. MsgDRITLD. Of Marzhall. TeKAs, TO
Miss MAY 4. WooEDIELD, OF wAshin gton city,
Papers please COPY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

oTHtcB PuRoHAEINd AND DEPoT q. Sd
OpNHA EEB Maroh Il.ls70. \
lot Of damaged Subsistence STORES will be sold
At pUrlie suction the Uuitsd states Comniasaty
storohOnse, uoVsrnmsnt Corral. eorbgr OF Web.
stsr and Thirteenth streets. Omaha. ksS con.
menelng At II O'Clock, m on TUESDAY. the
18th day Of April, 1870
The lot comprises l. SO pounds Of Bacon. bar
rels Of flnur, barrels Had Bread b,lC0 pound
e Cora Meat. 2Sl pounds BsAa.. lc0 pousd. u
q Roasted kio Coffee, l,9o pounds Of desieeated
P9tatoe', 20 ponGdi deaiceaied Mixed veTe.
tables lab pOunda Plug Tohaeen, 70 pounds
Bre-kfast Bacon, III pouads Ipoked Beef, IS
gou1ds Assorted CfscksTs, lS6 pyunds coda
Crackers, o ppu7ds Java Coz ., 70 ponds / Ut
Loaf saEar. ~ pounds Parable Candles, l5
Alec, lot OF pickle Kegs aud other aekpEs
AhO, new Buffalo Robes, Duft'O Alfskin,
And Antelope SKIN In good bid sT sud condition
W BAkRlGER,
mhla q Brsvet BdEadiSr General aud s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

WASHINGTON AND sew YORK
JOHN diBsoF, .sud. VALLEY OlTY, 80,
Of the MsRCHA rs LlNB, VI u make ,Cfffh
NEW YORK ALEXANDRIA, WGsHINGT9E,
Sld gEoR6BTowNs IS follows. Leay IN Sk ss
DAY And SATURDAY, RiiPm Leave LoRGR-
TOWN every MONDAY and THURSDAY ati2n.
Agent 0aos and wharf foot Of High street, George.
t9WntoI lat the corner VI ssysptsS9th, fsJsSs and
lIll,n PTetld0At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23
VIA. T!fUGE!:

Daily reports are made Of rslisf Afforded By this
remarkable remedy.
Persons In Baltimore, ouriOus TO Learn OF bene.
hts from its use may Inquire at 20 South kuihW, -
South Charles, s. Hanover, 81 St Paul, III Prank
Ito no Saratoga, 81 and North Gilmore, 1913 NORTH
Cay streets, also Of druggists EensrAly
Az the druggists, aud hundreds OF rertons In
waHhiugton, b. C., AleNandfiA, Va. and the suT.
gounlius country, know Of cures By this Wonder
fut Remedy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

NAsHINaTos. q. {, Sept. n. leep.
bad severe eoagb, resulting from = uvElsetsd
cold tired yATuus peetOTAl remedies without
bsneht had uiEht swssts, aud wac somswhAt
alarmed. A LndY friend induced ne TO try bottle
Of De BlnE'sNtAfuEa ln a T. v days ! was entirely
suTod. have had no rotutr Of the sinekn since
VIZ ". De MAZE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
For All Throat and Lung Complaints,
Pleurisy, Asthma, DipthsTiH, BrOn-
shitis, CHtnrrh, sudden CoIds,
and Inflammation Of
the Lungs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

wLsnISaToS,b C.,AuE 9o.lsa.
For several years had been subject to n c1ugh
and splitting blood One year ago last winter
tpJh heavy cold " bieh -ettled on ny lu.Es
bad bad hem1TThAgs used many cough mix.
tuTas, bat found 80 relief ! wac veTJ sick all
summer vent ipto the country ,hopinH u would
bsuett me; bat when I returned NJ eOugh vas
IIors Vi0lsbi than ever. had . friEhifui bemoF.
rhngs. which lasted ave dayEJ was yeIy low and
nHfvnns, and u1ered from shoTtnsss 81 breath l
euugh0i lucsssantlyt could not slsepi had 90 Ap.
petite. ttlsd eyeIyihing ~ friends {, eomTsnd'
ed bat found 10 relief untll tried De BinG Won.
dsfful Remedy. took this remedy, YiAfuEH, about
eight months IN friends and hundreds OF &C.
quhintabcet IN WashinEton, Who knew ny sup.
pOteA hopeless and bed. ridden condition, are sur
prised t' see ne attending to my bouEehold ahaiTa
Abd about the city, 4ppaTsntly a. well a. ether
people generally have reGnmm aided Ito sew
sral All eted persons during the year who have
BEEN bshshtto9 by lie use.
hRs. LoUIsA HUEDLH. sss O street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Chttf JNsiiss Cartier
This court was engaged as follows yesterdays
Catharlne Brown vs. Washington Alex
andfia and Georgetown Railroad Company.
Action for damages by a colored woman BY
reason Of a forclble ejectment from the cara
Of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad.
The case occupied the whole day aud was
not closed.
Wood 4 Bros. vs.. q. 8. English. Action
OF assumslt for s4GS on promlsnry note.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial
to.dayi Nos. $40, 84s, $50, 1872, AS, 1875, 2s2,
3l5, 8O5, al, 449, 1872, 3, 30, 27I, and 9l1.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23
rINANUiAL AND ConnEacIAL

.wAsHrueToS, March %, 1870. = Jay Cooke
a 90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent GeourItieGi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

kALrIh0RB AND OHIo RAiLRoAD.
~
wAsHmarol, Dec, 6, lsee
MORE, and wEsniEdT0E iHb THB wBsf,
are now run a. follows, ylgi
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, aNeept bunday, al 7 %, 4 90 and
a.OA. n. And ~ s. %, s. al %. and g. % .. M.
FOR ALL wAY STATIONS
LeAysdallJ. except sunday, GtIOO sud 0. % a.
FORlNEAPOLIs
10 or from AbnApollson Sunday.
ONHuNDAT.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave ats =, M. and ~, o 70 aud q pm
T9RlEE PSiSFrs ~ 81 fdBR WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and SabdaV Al
Ia n, 2 90, and .. 10.
On Saturday att 4, M Anl TOP m,
on Sunday at $50, and SO p. N, only, con.
hsetinE Al Relay Station with trains from Bali.
more TO Wheeling PaTksTsburE,& e
ThfgEEh ueketp to the West can be had At the
the day ''N ~
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston. see
advertisement Of Through Lilac, %
J. l.. WILSON,
, =. $500. Master OF TTAnspOTtalion,
~ COLI. General Ticket GSnI,
OBn. \ koONTB. OensTAl Agent, wAshin Eton
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

I,oUdHLIH DRUO SToRB, OPPOSITE
SSAsStlI SSnPOuRdSd, GRa GtNOlSWs tAATttl,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

A LExANDBIA. LyupOUS AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAILROAD
un aud Anaf December q, 1872 the trsIas OF
this road viii DO run ~ fullOws!
Iha ma, tfaln viii leave AlsNAudfa daily, CT.
seri sunday, ethtga ~, arrive at LceHburE At
nlO a M and hamilton q li;iO a. N. Leave
dAmllt9n A. " ~ .. % , ard LessburE At 1902
m arrive At AloNaudrla tAaDp M
he Aeeomm % alton train will leave A'exapdri.
aally, except sunday, at ., m, aud arrive Al
N and arrive at Alexandria 0:BA. m.
the $50 a, m train from AleEau ria and 12.go
With kemp's Daily Line o. Coaches Tor PuTeell-
VILE sniekersyllle, BsTrTvills aud winshss;sf,
also, with ReamsT's Lins o. Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Bale Mil, Aldo aud middle.
asgs.o, X. II. nAyEHER,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23
INFaE sUPRBAR COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l OF COLUMBIA,

l N 1hh buEhhMb IhE DlbThlGT
i OF COLUMBIA,
,,.~.S.; In Equity No. idso.
Charles :. WAllAeh, trustee Ia this cause, hAV.
log reported to The court that he has sold The wss
half Of Lot No, l2in tquATs No. ii aud improve:
meats % Mshasl Tally, for the sln ~ 90, and
parts Of Lots l aud . 10 tquaTe No, 100. Ahd i'm
pToysmsOis, 70 fTAPees Cock for the sun q
and impioyemsRtE, 10 Joseph n, Hsnisin, for the
saIn q s. 100, and Lot No "a and parts Of Lots No,
q aud -, lu square No, SO, and improy enents, to
William H. CsTrieo, for the Sum Of ~ $50. aud that
said william N, CATTleo has Assigned his said puT.
chase to Sarah N, Bissalli and that said Michael
Tally, Joseph Hanloin, and Sarah N. Blssel have
complied With the terms q said al9s, Rud tho said
FTALees ', Cook, having been, by the order Of this
CIurl, relieved ircn eomplyiOE with said terms,
and thA the amount Of purchase money aud inter-
cat be charged TO her In the distTlbutlun Of the
fands the hauds n the trustee, IL Is this 7th day
n March, 1870, ordered that said sal 8 aud said as.
siRDmeut be, and tho ZANE are hereby, ratified and
confirmed, uuless cause to the contrary b shown 70
the our here, % or hsfsTe the oh day ,of april
the HLrIos Al BEPu9LIcAH, twice week for three
JeeekG prior to said day,
By the court
A tTus oOpy-Testi
. In7.Tu&TbHw r. ], MEl6s, Clark,
SUTRAppIHua PAPER on RAIHlT THIR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

{ iHEsAPBAkb q OHIO RAILROAD,
~ suMMEk SCHEDULE
on and after the S0th % JuOe, 1850, the Mali
nfRin viii run daily b tween Richmond and
white Sulphur Springs. Leave Richmond at So
N. aud ArIlye at bite bulp uT spTinEs At 40 D
N. Leave white Sulphur Spriags nj N. M Shd
arrive 1t kiehnond o D. IN. "
accommodation ain between Charlottesville
snd Richmond on Mondays, wednesdaJs and
s4siGTds{st Leave Cbagloltesvills alta M, aud
a. $3.50 p. M, and arrive At Charlottesville Al
p. m, ~
Ohsfdottesyil with trains on Orange, Alexandria
ana mAnAssas faiiraads for AlexAndria, Washing
ton, Phlladelphia, New York, LyuehbnrE, Knox
vile. Cha ItA5oSEA' nemphis, New Orleans, Mont.
Coaches for wsyeI'S Cave, HaTrTsonbnTE and
Augusta SpTinEsi at Goshen with Stages for LeT.
lngtop, Natural Bridge, Rock bridge Alum SpTinEs,
u9id Sulphur Springs and k9ekbriaGo Balls, al
Milisboro WIN sagss Tor Bath Alan and Warm
Healing SphnEsI u! Allegheny with Stages for
Old Sweet and Red sweet SPRING., aud al white
sulphur hpTlngs with Stages for salt sulphur
Springs, Le"isbuTg. ChaTlssten, he,
aus General Ticket Agent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

Mr.. Brooks, Of MASsaohuIstts, from the
hammittee on Elections, reported that MIR.
y II Hooker, Represent tiysfFom the Fourth
u trinIH district, was entitled to his seat, and
\ he eSIS vas made the special order for March
list, -. -, ..,.,..,,.. :,
.sied 10 Mr. bookerfa admission Ohthe ground
.Sst he could not take the oAths required By
AZ. ALAG, presented a preamble setting forth
IT, BoOker's dl.loyAlty, and a resolution de-
IstinS hin not entitled TO his seat on the
round that he had falsely taken the test
jAth, ,,,,,
The regular order Of business was demanded,
nd the House resumed eonsidera'lon OF the
spoTt made on ThuTaday last from the Con
nittss 90 Mines and Minlngi reporting Ad-
Eo6 81 the at Of July. lsOS' IN relation to tn"
Nj. Sargent, Of oallforniu, being entitled 10
MI Fitch, OF Nevada, who addressed the
House 10 favor OF the bill, aud against Mr.,
EutToia claim to the royalty allowed BY the
eetIon proposed to DO repealed,
Mr., Ferris, OF New York, took the floor Ia
nyoF OF the report Of the committee, and
Tired and the bill went over until tomorrow,
UTAH AND PoLYUAMY,
The House then resumed the consideration
the bill reported some time ago from the
ommitteo on Territories 10 relation TO Utah,
I'd 10 enforce the laws Of the United states
|gAingt polyEEmy, aud
Mr. Ward, Of N. T., addressed the House In
yor OF the bill,
SnAn from New York that there ysIA great
sSStIliI Tor the pA'IANS Of Ahll uPoS tails
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23
=, hAstsT Of Transpottation.
6kN' & Kn0STz, gsbsysY n III 'Jv..h,,n,..

1'HROuqH LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsHISuToN, Sept -. Isss-aooa.
IIhlns bstWeaa WAshiuEtOn and Now York are
now Iun IS follows, vtIt
fOR NEW YORK, without change Of ears
Leave daily teNespt sundayl at OlA ~. IL. a.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and q. bpm, " - 80
ON sONDAY,
phiA Atb ~ y. u
Sleeping cars Tor New YORK on % p. m. train
0aly - " ~
Through tickets to PhliadcIphla, New York or
Boston, eau be had At the Station Acc at ali huuTI
See Baltimore s1d Ohio Railroad Advertisement
Tor schedule b9tWesn WashluEton, Baltimore,
Annapolis and the West J. l.. WILSON,
J., n COLE, General Ticket iEent.
0LO. =. kOONTZ, AGent WaahIpEton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

WFSAIC!..IHO' PiPER on sALI AT rms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POIOMAu ROUTE.
THE OLD FAY0RlTE MAIL ROUTE VIA
AQUA GREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
Fast aud comfortable steamers leave waGhin gto1
ely tw,es daily, suntay, eye lag ? 80 Is
asetLaE u Aquia Greek with The RIShn3Sd, PSI
ears, supplied with elegant sleepinR sb%iTs 90 Iii
", u n through hesets and baggage checks 10
ing. sAMuEL Rui IN
yoh n a'SrHr' General Agent Ticket Agent,
PHILADELRHEHISS,s yy[tTISGTHS, AND BAL
rsa. 20 Fs dS !G Isst 81 spdR Sect
:, Way Maii Traia fSr Pblladslphis and WAY Sta.
Tons 7;Ba IN, This train co meets al New Castle
Saneti9n with trains for all Stations on the Della
Express TFRiu I 7 PHILADELPHIA and New York
stsso m, eqnneetinE At PsTrJyills with train
Express Train for PHILADELPHIA and New Yotk
al2tl p m. connecting at wllmiug ton with train
ioE stations on Delaware Railroad, between VIII
AseommodallOn TTain for Port Deposit and inter.
mSdiats stations at6p m.
ESPr IS FrsiS for s sS YGP2E esi p m
neoinE At Wilmington with Express Train IoI
principal stations on tho DeGWA.s Railroad, dAi'
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
~, On SUNDAYS.
r2r PhliIdelphla and New York at s;s5P. 10,
SsD. stree. dsB.! g a Ticket once NJ i Bali
RoIg sIseL persons purchasing tickets st. once,
WA, CRAWFORD, Asent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

marriage, bOinE aware Of physical weakness, or,
GaIie debility, detoTmities, Ge. speedily cured.
may Tsli Eiouhly oohhJs on his honor a. a gentle
nan, aud confidently rely upon his Skill a. phT
Aielan.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-23

Th. ,hsnS bSassnds cared At this INSTITUTION
within J6s fnSt ghtSsPP %%a,J bT Dr. JcSSstOS,
sntsleaI ppIS ~ lie reporters Of the sun, and
m,1y StheT papers. n0tses q which APpsAtsG
Ag.i9 ,Sg as EeaIleman ofeharheter and respohSi.
bllityI IN bIsFEsGS SPEEDILY C6RED,
Persons writing ,hopld b. PsrhsulAr y direct
inGs ns5 JOHN ~ JOHHkTON, n. D.,
hAnu"' Baltimore Lock HOGp tai,
Iss-ly BALTIMORE AaF'l Ahds~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-29
How to Test the Richness of Milk.

1t is of no little Importance to have at
hand a convenient and reliable mode of
testing the richness of milk.
This is usually done by the mere rule
of "guess." We will give more rclia-
Bile way, within the reach of all, and one
whereby any person may safely govern
himself in deciding upon which of any
number of milkmen he will patronize, or
of which of any number of COWS lie will
purchase.
Procure any long glass tesseI--a CO.
longe bottle or long phial. Take a mar
row strip of paper, just the length from the
neck to the bottom of the phial, and mark
it off with 100 lines at equal distances
or, if more convenient, and to obtain
greater exactness, into so lines, and count
each as two, and paste it upon the phial,
50 as to divide its length into 100 equal
parts.
Fill it to the highest mark, with milk
fresh from the COW, and allow it to stand
N perpendicular position "a hours
The number Of spaces occupied by the
cream will give you the exact percentage
in the milk without any guess-work.
Now, if you wish to carry the expert.
ment furtheri and ascertain the percentage
Of butter in your cream, set the milk i'll a
large dish, and collect say 100 or 200
ounces of cream; make gbtr butter, and
you will know the percentage of butter in
your cream by ascertaining the number of
ounces of butter you have made from it.
Thus, if 100 ounces of milk give 10 ounces
of cream, and 10 ounces of cream give
ounces of butter, you will know that 100
ounces of milk will give 5 ounces of but
ter.
Such experiments are worth being made
and carefully. In no other way can you
know what you have in COW or milk, or
what you are buying. In this Hay also
you may test the exact nutritive value Of
different kinds Of milk from your COWS
a very important matter.
Farmers may derive much benefit by
making few experiments, now and then,
They need not interfere with any of the
regular duties of the farm; and nothing,
but a spirit of ofhabitual Incidence of fthodghs
and action will keep them from doing so. :
Such experiments often lead to important
results, and evoke interesting and instruc--
tive facts.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-29

For the Newsde tier
Memorial Day i'm So. Carolina.

Mr.. EDITOR The following is an ex-
tract from letter from Beaufort, S. c.,
relative to the observance of Memorial
Dav. The writer is Miss s. M. l.,
of this State, a lovely and accomplished
girl, one of " the great army of martyrs" "
heroically self-devoted to the education
and elevation of the benighted freed
men. L. W.
"'Down in Southern CLINE, amidst
the silent waves of tideless sea there
lies a weary land, whose life is only in the
past and future How often these words
of Mariatti in writing Of Italy come to
my mind in these fair days in this sunny
Southern land-as | think of its gay and
luxuriant past, and its possible and proba-
BILE future. | greatly wonder and sur
mise how far apart, how widely different,
will be that past and future. No one
can tell. We know something of the for
mer, can only conjecture and hope in ref
erence to the latter--and how ardently
hope, only those can know who from child
hood accustomed to comfort luxury and
ease--come as teachers of the Freedmen
to forego the society of friends, hazard
the dangers of the climate. and undergo
privatons of Life among the Lowly, to
do something for that uncertain, hoped
for future.
Admitting the fact that there may be
many of these teachers possessed Of no
missionary spirit, mere mercenaries, who,
as in other vocations labor merely for the
loaves and fishes, few and small though
they be,) yet there are those whose self
denial, earnestness and devotion are SUBJ
lime. | have two in my minds eye just
now both independent in worldly means,
one educated abroad, who have spent
eight successive years in this glorious en-
nobliug work; their faith growing strong
er and hopes brighter year by year, as
the fruit of their works is manifest in the
higher types of manhood and womanhood
growing up around them as the result OF
their untiring labors and undiminished
zeal.
May Thirticth, with its annual appro.