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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25
BALTIMORE LOCK HoSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED RETuoRTRoMo uAcKERI
THE ONLY PLACE wHERRE A CURE

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nss I.ii9lSusS SsoaaSsSa 81 SSaCI q Gssiis
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i bsbiiity. 4 Wasting Of the Frame, Cough. Con-
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NIiiinE should state age, and send portion Of hd-
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/ ne United States, and the greater part Of Nho1s
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25
IVA f.!

Daily reports are made Of relief afforded By this
remarkable remedy. go. .I..
Persons In baltimore, eurions % lean oi beng;
Boulh Charles. 50 1aHOxsL, 81 g. Paul. ~ INK lr
DAY streets, also Of druggists gsnerally.
All he druEgists, and hundreds Of persons In
rouDdinE country. know Of cures By this Wonder
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

OIL HnhP sS4na H. RS:I ~ 3 R1as.oH

RALHtdH, N o., February I. l6IO,
Department q the South, dated Atlanta. gsorgia'
January rs, 1870, will dispose Of Al public sale,
d The suction and Commisslon Rooms o. James
Y. Towisa, on SATURDAY, the Bth day Of
March, proximo, 90 mmencnG At 10 oioloet a. m. I,
the folloEing QuArtsrmaater stores, 70 Wit.
40 Grain Sacks, 900l Steel Pens. pair And.
IRONS Clock. II OhAiTA, Desks, 10 Lamps, II
HeatlnG stoyss, 10 stove ElbeTI, dookiuE s,Oyss,
laESs, 40 pound. stove Pipe, p feet steve Pipe,
.:r SsE Essa E1is: aGt. WS ss M =
mesa } 4 kmbuiases Harness a., 10 Head Nal.
tiers, Neck Strap, 10 WAGon Saddles, n 900 Bricks
10, no shinGles, Iknvlis, 3 bellows, ButtIessss,
2 Braces With Bit. > Bh2eilE Hammers, ! Cold
syask Pls3s., 2HIad Saw. steel sauHs5.. Try
Bufeaa. Stable Rofks, 4 0laIisr'G Diamond,
Hammer, Lanterns, PauiiRs, s seylhsS and
Bnaths, . pounds Zine. m. III
Terms cash. In eurEsntfSspd. yp,-uvv
YirsL Lieutenant, slh Infantry, Post a. NJ.
parties doairous Of examining the Bricks and
Shingles may do by calling on the Post Quarter
master Al Camp RuiSell. RaleiEh, n. o. ie3l.G.
DROP BALB,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25
Glass Mandatory.
ENCOURAGE HONE MANUFAc
M TUREH.

WASHINGTON GLASS WORKS,
Corner o. Twenty -hfth - west and 81 Po5.h.
Are now prepared 70 mAnufAetqIe all hindA ~
FLINT and COL0RRD OIL Ass WARE, At the most
reasonable terms and the shortest notice. ,,.,- 1,
On hAnd, large supply o. the best qualiues Of
OHIMNEYB OF all sizes and patterns
az Strict attention paid 70 private moulds.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25
Railroad Routas.
A LI1AspRIl. EodI61E AEp j. HAMFsniR

ALEXANDRIA, Eg9RSgE 4 ~ HAMFsHIRE
On and amer Dssembsr n, Ieto. An. tr.in. n ,
ula road VIII be run a. follower T..
W. ne train Win ieavs AisIanaFiA daily, eH.
go a m hns Hamilton. ~ II I'D 4. N. I.saTs
NJ nAn hIIl1. y 70 sd Lsss6urE a. i7op.
ne aseom@os.iiYn tt.in win leave lIdxaudria
Lsssbuf9 n 20 >, NJ Law N; sd artiys ~
N and srrive a AeSandIle alp :t3a,in,
me ss4 rom m; Hs2 Itsm ss.assII. md l7so
With Kspp,s Daily Line % Coaches iaf f1TesiIaa
also, with RsamsT, Z Lips ~ Ooasbss, which Nv
LeesburG daily for Balls Mil, AidIs snd Mode
bSrIsa 10 ~ r. II. HhyLhER,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

FOR ,.y.r, y.sr. hsS Ss.h sSSset q eo1sA
and splitting blood. One year AEo last winter
took a heavy cold, which settled on ny lupEn-
lures, bat found no relief was Very sick AZ
summer. went into the country hoping II would
more violent lhsn ever. fhSd : ffiEbtfui kemor..
image. which lasted Ave daysi was very low and
ooughed lnesssAntiyl eonid not sleeps had no ap-
petite, I tried svefythin ny fhsnds 5seomTsnd
derful Remedy. took this remedy, ViafuEn,Alodt
eight months and my friends ard hundTeds Of ae'
posed hopeless and bed-Tidden eonditienl are sur
prtsed to see me Attending 70 ny household AnRirs
and about the city, apparently as well A. other
people generally. lhave noeommended lt 70 sew
STal Afflicted persons during the year'Who nave
bson benohttod By Its use.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

NOUdHLIN, DRUG BFORK, OPPOSITE
boneallI compounded Apd AZ the lowest charges.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

WIaHINaToH, q D, Sept q. lS@
had severe cough rssuiiS from sS ,ir1,St
benefit had night sWeats, and was somevhat
alarmed. A lady friend Induced me 70 try bottle
on De BinEis ViAfugn. In q few days was entirely
cured. Fave had no retuIs q The sineknesa since
Assistant CitI suTvsyoE.
For All Throat and Lang Complaints,
Plsurtsy, Asthma, Dipthsria' Bron-
ehitIs, CatarEh, sudden Colds,
and Inflammation OF
the Lungs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25
DIED.

HTLL.-On tho 9Th instant. ALICE. yOunEest
dGnIhieT fJohn J. And Mary y. Hill. aged six
Tbs funeral viii lake place from. the rssldsno?
Of her parents, ~; l2t, fouI.and-A'hAh street
CHESHIRE. -on The morning. Of the 2tth instant,
at the residence other son-in-lAw, pr. 4. Piper,
Mrs, R0aINA OHIaMIRn, relict Of the late Arehl-
BAD CheIhiTe, In the slit year Of her ago.
The friends hnd aoguAlntAnc.s 81 the family are
lands church. FouT-Gnd.G-h half tTsttAtS o'clock
to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STLTKs-
Thpsddv, February "a, 1S70.--0n motion
of Mr.. Carlisle, jeremiah Hulsey, esq, Of
Connecticut, was admitted 10 practice as an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 20. Matthew Bonner, executor, &C.,
appellant, vs.. The United States. The argu-
ment OF this cause was continued by Mr..
Coombs, of counsel for the appellant, and
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Talbot for
the appellccs, and concluded by Mr.. Coombs
for the appellant.
No. 81. Edward n. Linthlcum's executors,
PS1n sTram ln Il 9s cause Was
by Mr.. wills, of counsel for the plaintiff In
| error.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

CoU0HLTNIS DRUG sToRs. OPPOSITE
week. ahq stalls seeds kept
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

wAsHuoToN, Feb. ~, 1870. : Jay Cooke
400. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent aeouFitieni ...T. .' $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

with ~ AZ sSiSktsss IsaisI Snd he RSneIoaH
STH,itSsssssd 81 BE IsPoiisIs o. ne ,.sea, and
49,, nl6as papeTG, nouoAa Of which APPEARED
Nay 0saa S IaIn before tAs public, besidSa hi6
tnndiSS As gentleman ofehAIAetsI and IespohHi-
blh'gI In pTsBkSEs sPBKbILY G6RED,
Persons writing shopld b PAftiquiAT IN direct
mspasf, JOHN n. JOnH6T0N , n. b.,
baltimore Lock H0apital,
Easily baltimore, MATylAhd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

7 ADTKs AND G4HTLKMEN. CAN HAvR rKI-
ITsnTs tsfSssn FsSsS Ssd isssssh stIss,s west
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years, experience In tina PAItieulAI branch
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L on 6OLU TIE lTH DAY OF PBBRU'
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THIs Is 10 GIVE ,NorlpK, THAT FHE SUE
oeignbiA, isitsTS Of administrai on ne pSySoas
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

Married Persons, oTIYoupG Men contemplating
Ganie debility, deformltlsS, Ae. speedily euLed.
Re who places himsslf under The care OF DIT; J.
nGh. Ahd eohAasntlV rely uPon his akin A. aPhJ'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

Member oftAs Royal cSiisss q sSrEsCn:, ih;oHsoH:
ITadaSls from one Of the most eminent CollSass IN
M Kate s.S A sSsat IN ne SSspitais q LoadSs,
Paris, Phila1elphiA. md slsswhefsi has SaestsS
SnoWnt many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep., great psIyousnSsf, estn Z
SSsat Al the mi Vi, were enLsd lmneaLatAlX,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

Az Viss, thSI drcsSfsi and destructive habit.
Whieh an nuaIly sweeps to untimely grave thou.
sIndS o. younG nep 81 the most exalted tAlshtA and
brilliant ntSllSet, who might 9thsTWlse have sn.
queneO, or walked 20 sostaeY the living Tyre, nay
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-25

The following cases were assigned for 70
day; Nos. 2O6, so, "a, 299, ISL, 294, q, 170
21T, rs, 2l5, lis, 90, 1ls, $40, 375, 40, 1888
$50, ISL, OF, 172, 376, 1872, 200, Us and 41A.
Adjourned.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21
A Comic View Of Congress.

PURchiaeHo's condensation OF a
recent Congressional debateisg good,
1t is as follows:
"There was a debate upon the
proposition to abolish the mission
to Rome.
Mr.. BRO olte said must of his con-
stituents were Roman Catholics.
Therefore there should not be a
mission to Rome.
Mr.. Dawes said that Mr.. Brooks
used to be q Know Nothing. There
fore there should not be mission
to Rome.
Mr.. Cox said they used to burn
witches in Massachusetts. There
fore there should be mission to
Rome.
Mr.. VOORHEES, said they burnt a
Roman Catholic Asylum in Boston.
Therefore there should be mission
to Rome.
Mr.. Hoar said they didn't. There
fore there should not be a mission
to Rome.
Mr.. Dawes said they burnt ne
GRO asylum in New York. There
fore there should be a mission to
Rome. !.
Mr.. Bingham said that Powell
was a much better painter than Ii
tian, and Winnie Ream a much bet
ter sculptor than Michael Angelo.
Therefore there should not be a
mission to Rome.
Republican chorus--1ou are.
Democratic chorus-We amt.
Republican chorus-You did.
Democratic chorus-We didn't.
Solo by the Speaker-Order.
Democratic chorus-There should
be ida eapo with gavel accampani-
ment)
Republican chorus-There should
not be (ditto, ditto.
After weighing these arguments
the House adjourned without do
ing anything aboutit."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

to life in the Gospel" and brought
SO near to rs in all its reality ant
solemnity, making MI mere earthly
pomp and display seem a mockcry
Besides, they are in most cases, in
the view Of heaven, a lalschoOd
Gorgeous trains, waving plumes
and solemn chants are usually foI
those who gained power and indu-
cnce bnt to abuse il, or whose
splendid gifts were used, not for
God and the right, but for self.
But the extravaganza INDUCED in
at funerals-whether for men Of
hirh or low degree, worth or I'M
worthy-is Lad, not only for its
pressing so hard on those unable 10
meet il, but are unwilling to seem
wanting in respect, but it is totally
opposed to the spirit Of Christiahi-
~. The custom had its origin in
the East and in a semi barbaric
age, and in its way is absurd as an
Irishman's wake or an Indian S
orgies, and scarcely more in harmo.
ny with the simplicity N ! faith Of
the Gospel. We are shaking off
many foolish customs Of the past,
outward pomp and display are be-
coming less and less regarded rs
we come face to face with stern
facts, and it is high tine that the
evil one Of ostentatious funerals
was abandoned. The difficulty has
not been that a reform in this re-
spect was felt to be needed, but that
no one wished to take the lead in
it, and be called singular Pride,
it is true, in many cases would OBJ
iect, for it refuses to bow it's head
even at the grave. Doubtless the
spectacle will often be witnessed Of
ostentation endeavoring to lift its
head, though covered with ashes,
and men will never cease the at
tempt to make death reflect back
some Of their earthly splendor and
greatness yet the Christian should
set different example and teach
different lesson. Dickens, in one
OF his works, speaks of those mo
BILE passages which remind human
ity how it brought nothing into the
world and can take nothing out,
and how ii hecth like a shadow, and
never continueth long in one stay.
: N. Y. Observer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21
FOURTH DAY.
Getting over the fair.

A New Towx,-A gentleman
from Guyandotte, West Virginia,
informs us that the officers of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Co.
have recently purchased a largo
tract of land extending from tho
mouth of Guyandotte river four
miles down the Ohio and two miles
in the interior, on which they pre-
pose to lay out a town to be chris.
tened Huntington, in honor of the
President of the Company. The
bridge to connect the Chesapeake
d Ohio with the Ironton, Ports
moth and Cincinnati Railroad will
be erected about a mile below the
mouth of the Guyandotte, and at
this point it is proposed to build
the machine shop of the Company.
i Gin. Times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21
About Love and Marriage.

Getting iined in the holy bonds
of wedloclt is the "hunki dori" time
for gushing maids and spooDey
'felloWs. A fellow secs gal; she
sees him T; they blow their noses at
each other-silent blows both of
EN-; both sigh like a sick crab
both heave their bosoms; then
they cast expiring glances at each
others terrestrial orbs; they get
foggy around their lips, and with
a tremor pant; it's a gentle tremor,
and there will be more of it anon
time passes, just one time, bekase
the next the lovely houri gets on
her best scolloped buttoned whati-
coat, all embroidered with white
thingamajigs, and frescoed with a
whole quart of gussets, puts some
|night-blooming lard on her head,
sticks a red hollyhock in her hair,
lets a hair clothes line hang down
her back, squeezes in her waist,
chalks the back of her ears, rubs
some red copal varnish on her
cheeks to make EN- look like the
gentle zephyrs had kissed 'em,
greases her swan-Iike neck, rubs
little charcoal tooth powder on
her eyebrows, puts in her Sunday
set of teeth, then looks in the mir
ror and bushes the color of n billed
lobster at the thought of how much
sweetness is being lost on the des-
ert air. She twists around to see
the back of her dress is all hooked
up, and then she takes her queenly
form to walk, and looks so maies-
tic, that one would never dream
such an angel would condescend to
eat pork and beans, or had bunions.
The feller gets on his fXings, has
five cents worth of black put on
his boots, borrows a gold cham,
hires q ring with green diamond
in it big enough to anchor a row
boat, takes a bath, cuts his nails,
pares his corns, tiekles his throat
with "wllisky sours," asks his boss
if he might 90 to the library, and,
looking as flushed as a billed ham,
and as pious as figure-head of a
canal boat, he starts to walk, and
at the bewitching hour Of 4 20 P.
NJ, the female and the male, in all
the glory of their both hoods, meet
lust where they met before. It's
intuition what taught 'em to be
there-a kinder mystic magnetism
or spiritual heart mumps. Their
glances meet somehow between the
two. He stops and looks at nice
pair of boots in o window; she
gazes at corset-shop. This is
strategy. Neither wants the other
to know that each came there to
see the other. The feller finally
starts on his tour again, and she
does the same They pass each
other as majestic as a couple Of
mud-turtles; both laugh, and their
ewes twist around over their shoul-
ders; both turn and look at each
other until both get so far they
a;,,,+ afraid thnn she draws her
billed rag across her lips, and he
kisses his knuckles at her.
We'll, the sun sets in its orbit,
and day follows day, and they keep
this thing agoing until just as his
loss begins to think he's getting too
fond of the library they speak to
each other and the cal commences
to get him. She gets him to call
faints in his arms, and lets him
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21


To the boys in the country, we say
instead Of aspiring to an uncertain
and precarious clerkship, stick tC
the farm, or learn a trade, and yot
will lay the broadcst foundation iol
prosperity. Those who have wei
improved the opportunities now Of
fered in our free schools can afford
to apprentice themselves at sixteen
years of age, supplementing theil
education by evening schools, OF
by self-training in their evenings
and leisure hours In the coming
struggles for material prosperity,
he will win who can best WELD phys
ical forces. Bacon well says; "The
empire of man over material things
has forts only foundation the sci
ences and the arts; for we triumph
over Nature only as we learn to
obey her law" Promotion and sue
cess are open to all in proportion
as they master this lesson.
The super;ntendents at first Sc
lected for the large manufacturing
corporations in this country, as at
Lowell, were frequently profession
al men, often practieing lawyers.
But experience has long since led
to regular system of promotion.
"Encourage merit" promote from
the ranks" are now the notices.
The best superinteAdents Of these
large concerns are now those who
have worked their way mp from the
humblest positions, who are tho
roughly and practically familiar
with all the processes and details.
In our factories, every room has its
foreman and assistant foreman.
These overseers sro now selected
from the workmen, by reason OF
superior education, aptitude and
industry. Many conductors and
some superintendents of our rail
roads began as brakemen. A prom
inont member of Congress passed
from farmers 10y to stage driver,
brakeman, conductor, superintend-
ent and finally to the, position Of
president Of large New England
railroad.
/ began to enumerate the inven-
tors, manufacturers, and business
men Of Connecticut-nOw men OF
wcalth-who were trained on the
farm or in the shops, but found the
list to large for publication, 1T
would comprise most of the sue
cessful business of the State. Those
who despise labor and aspire to
"genteel occupations in their
youth have not heen the honafaeters
Of the community or Of themselves
The great inventors were not dan
died in the lap Of affluence, nor
were they contemncrs of the trades,
ambitious of "gen.eel" employ
ments. They were not "clad IN
silks, but fustian, and grimed with
SCOT and oil" In the language OF
Professor Lyman; THE articles
and inventors of the world, the
men who revolutionize human in
dustry, and manifold the wealth and
power Of nations by new machines
and new processes of art-the
Watts, the Arkwrights, the Bra
mahs, the Clements, the Nasmyths,
the Stephensons, the Fairbairns,
the Fultons, the Ericssons, the
Goodyears, the Howes, the McCor-
micks-have usually had their
training it the shops"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

The treatment to which young
Smith, the colord cadet at West
Point, has been subjected, is simply
barbarous, and VIC are glad to note
that those in authority evince a dis
position to protect him in his rights.
Already two ofhis prosecutors have
bsen placed in confinement for their
unprovoked insults to him, and are
to be pnt through a regular course
of military "sprouts. Thepropriety
of his appointment at this time may
be questioned but having been ap-
pointed, passed a rigid examination
and been admitted, he is entitled to
the same rights aud privileges as
his paler- faced fellows. aud should
be fully protected If the proud
Caucasian upstarts of that institu-
ton don't like it, let them resign.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

Fayette Chapter Royal Arch Masons
meets on the Wednesday evening before tht
full moon: Mills Gardner, II. r. }
F. Ely, King; A. G. johnson, Scribe;
p. Robinson, Q. H.; A. M, Stimson, P, s.
III. L. Robinson, R. A. O.; J. P. Ponejoy,
e. NJ, Sd Vale; John Millkon, g. M. ID
Vale; R. A. Robinson, q. NJ, lst Vale
John Miser, Tr; B. H. Mllllkan, See'y
Lie. Karney, Guard.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21
I, O, G.. T.

Raw of Hope Temple No. 992,. meets e,v
erv Monday evening at their Hall in Fly $
block. W. U. r., John B. Schum;
W. V. T., Miss Nee. Howe; r.
W. @. T., j. B. Priddy; F. s., D. Elliott;
W. T., E. G. Hamilton; R. s.. Mrs Mag
gle Ustiek; w. NJ, Mrs. P. W. Willett;
". l. G., Mrs. 7. D, McElwain; w 0. Go
james Gould.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

African monkeys have learned to
catch oysters by rolling a pebble
stone inside the bivalves' mouths,
saving their own paws from grief,
and dining at leasure.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

Temple Ledge, No. 227, meets ut Wash
ington every Tuesday evening, at their
hail on Court street 0. Paryin, NJ u;
Geo. P. Barnes, V. G.; NJ. Blanchard, r.
S.; L. G. Karney, P. s.; G. L. Getz, Treas