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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

VI la character, more than Any ohsr toldisr, the
immortal Wsship gtoa, Call early for The nsE and
Ton, - BY Losing, and Hoorss OF other works %
the RebellioB, Revolution, 30, at HOPKINS,
1aI PVnnsylVania avenue.
lust RECEIVED BY TIE FRANKLIN PUB.
a LIsHINd COMPANY Abothsr fall invoice Of
those Superior Sh1lo. Cases, and COLES at gold
fAetorVI prices, a. lHI PenusylVAnia aTeHus
A LARGE SUPPLY OF PoREIoN AND DO.
N nestle Stationery Initial Mote PAPER, blank
Bloks, ke A large discount. At the FRANKLIN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

CopEis.s street, above slSddsrt, 0sOI!.tSwn
TS0R RRNT.-L SNAIL BRICK HOUsk, NO.
L 2os EA's Capitol street Inquire he1' door
L Rooms. Without board. a sao Ihdisass,
nor SALE yIRY CHEAP-nFB BUILDISG
tos.On ws.i .ias q fss,S sifss, east ju. sorSh
Of EAst CAPITOL street. Tile p.sEE1ssskR a CO.
go5ths u,sOr. New TOrf S''nus sNd IS'h't
E9R SALE OF EXCHANGE YoE 4 , HSTsS
5LgP 4 SSsts ssIS@ss r,f:ss fs.T.
"''' '''' Of ' y, R gSyshE ,sF:,,
Spi-so4 AI0 Seventh stTsst, n. ".
T5R RTNT OR sALE-Two BRICK HousBs.
II containing siH rooms, Ia Eo0d ioeAlliI nssI
sisE esTs On ss''Gss sirs az WSakR,
next door. lent slS per month. Apla"'
T,oR RENT. HOUSE NO. 02a PBNNsYLvA.
Streets. The house has been ihoroulhiy reso:
S s Sa gG 10 SJanRs ~ propsI9T ss.ul
q SO tas~ numbsrI north Of the Patent 9 I.S
nor sGLEUPoS RBAsoNABLB TERMs-THE
L magnificent ostais Epovp q The s.YLTrov
FArm, situated on ths BlAdsnshHrE IHrnpiie,
ic S' s1s %'iHH i SS sSssS IL 'ss
In the District or turroqnding country, eontAin.
Gblut one hundred Aad seven acres, improved
with two 1as, nGa,ions. enc eOntAinlng Twenty:
one rooms besides thre eelAr rooms. hAndsomely
papered Gud dnishAdI the other containing TILL
houGe out.buildinka, fall nearly new. y tnoluting
ane hay barraek, e0verinF nearly one seventh o.
VpfinEa, and shade trees Of every description. To
members Of CouEress or oth4rs desiring hand
within easy distance Of the city BIZ rail or Pike, an
excellent opportp atty IL aforded OF securing The
Photographic Views, with mape. Of the estate.
Loui.iibA ,AVsnue, where the terms can also b,
AseertAiusd. nba n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
PPoPosALs ToR oEAPINo AND oRAvEL

HAYoR'H OFFICE, CiTT HALL,
wAsHIEOroH, d. e., April Q. 1s7O.
Sealed Proposals will be recaiVed At this once
unril u o clock H.. MONDAY, lsth iHstAnt. to
Grade md Gravel Twenty hnh street west, be-
tween PennfylvAhiA avenue aud Rock creek.
Bl-dsTs will state the price per cubic yard for
Eradlpg AID the price Ter square yard for gravel
eating or hllipE-that which measures most. All
suTplus Earth g be deposited whore tbs Commits.
aioneT Of the fiTht ward may direct,
This right to reject Any or all BIDS IL reserved.
Bids must b accompanied By written EuirLA-
bid IL accepted the bidder will enter ihto eOntrAs
"a az VI fRSStd 5 J. BowEN. Mayor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

Tor sAJB-sIXrY AoRRs OF THAT vALUA.
L BILE estate known a. " Belle View lying
IN the District, about three miles from WashihEs
rod Ron ssS e Fasa
RhSS1yln;, yTel dby ths river Itinslndss .sysTal
gardening purposes. This property will BE- aoid
on IeAso1abls Terms, as an SntlTsiJ, In lots 70
OHAA A. MeRURH,
- Real BstAts gent,
mh2l,u bl0 Seventh street
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
PiOW Deep.

A careful observation by the farmer
will soon convince him that plants
thrive best where they stand upon a
deep and pervious soil; one which rain
water, and also the air and the suns
rays, readily penetrate. The roots
of plants travel in search of food, and
in 50 doing, if they approrch dry,
compact soil, they viii turn aside and
seek Il way which is more easily pcnc-
trated, and that way will be one which
will usually be moist and afford the
most food.
We are clearly Of the opinion that
soils which are made up Of less than
fifty per cent of sand, drained and
plowed twelve inches in depth, finely
pulverized and we'll MANFRED, will
bring Il fair crop any year, be the
weather wet or dry.-N. T.. ftnnlf,'.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
Grow Eating.

\ worthy old farmer residing i'll the
vicinity of Lake Mahopacll, was wor-
rird to death last summer by boartlcrS.
They found fault with his table, and
said he had nothing tit to cat.
" Darn it, said old Isaac, one day,
g what Il fuss yOu'cr maxim, l can eat
anything"
"Can you eat Il crow" said one OF
the bOarderS.
uHcs / kin eat Il crow!'
"Bct you hat,' said the guest.
The bet was made, tho crow caught
and nicely roasted, but, before serving
up, they contrived to season it with Il
good dose of Scotch snuff. Isaac sat
down to the crow. He took Il good
bite, and began to chew away.
Yes, / kin cat crow! (anOther bite
and an awful face l kin cat crow; but
I'll be darned if l banker arter it,.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
WHY EAT so Much Butter

The editor of the Providence Jour
nal says some sensible things about
butter. In view Of the fact that it is
now at Il very high price, and that This
will soon be higher, it is better, he
thinks, that people should stop eating
it, if not altogether, in reduced guam
titles. 1t is we'll known to Others be-
sides the editor aforesaid, that butter
contains nothing that is essential to
the human body-that it is not a ne
cessity but Il luxury. Besides, Il mars
the complexion, and is a great promo~
ter of bilious affections. We have
often thought that the economy Of the
American household would be ration
ally improved by q more slaring use
of this article, which is one OF the most
costly things we place upon our tables.
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Josh Billings Prayer.

From tn many friends, and from
things at luce ends, Good Lord deliver
us!
From a wife who doant 1uv us, and
from children who doant look like us,
Good Lord deliver us!
From SnaiX in the grass, from SnaiXs
in our butes, from torch-lite professions,
and from all new rum, Good Lord de-
liver us!
From pack peddlerS, from young
foll<es in luv, from old aunts without
money, from kolcra morbus, Good
Lord deliver us!
From wealth without charitcc, from
pride without sence, from pedigree
worn out, and from all rich relations,
Good Lord deliver us!
From nuespaper sells, and from pills
that amt fisk, from females that faint,
and from men who hatter, Good Lord
deliver us!
From virtue without fragrance, from
butter that smells, and from cats that
are cOarting, Good Lord deliver us!
From Old folks secrets and from our
own, from megiums and Wimin kom-
mittees, Good Lord deliver us
From politicians who pra, and from
saints who tipple, from ri kotii, red her
ring, and awl grass widdcrs, Good Lord
deliver us
From folks 'tho We MT l;,tf, and from
them who gigglc, from tito botcS, easy
virtue, and ram mutton, Good Lord de-
liver us
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
IS How Are You Judge -

The Bowling Green Q\y.D Democrat
has the following anecdotc: "Sonc
years ago, there lived in this city, /:
knight of the last and anvil, whose name
was Cooksey, who had long born the
distinguished cognomcn of Judge Cook
sew On one occasion 4 stranger, WISH
ting the town and hearing our humble
mechanic called Judge, at once con-
Guided that ut some former period, he
had been clothed with the judicial cr-
mine, and, hence, aCcostcl him with,
sIIow long, Judge, since you left the
bench - Imagine how blankly the
visitor appeared when the unprctrnding
old man responded, saying: why, l
have not drove Il peg for twenty yCars!'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
Gang PlOWS.
The following letter was commune
Gated to the Camden (.Ark.) Democrat:
CAMDEN, Ark, December -, 1870.

clltu TO inc Aallltcli AK i'tliioHiHt
CAMDEN, Ark, December -, 1870.
Eitto,. DeHiOc,ut:-1aVing received
several letters similar to the above, al
low me to answer through the columns
of your journal. l am not the agent of
the Cultivator but I purchased one hast
year, and used it in the cultivation of
my crop.
I bedded potatoes, corn and cotton
land, and cultivated corn and cotton
from the time of planting until laid by.
I found no difficulty in using the " Gull
tivator" On hilly, or broken ground,
nor among stumps and roots.
Two mules pull the pillow with all
four turn ploWs attached, and can
plough from six to ten acres per day.
Corn or cotton beds can be made
from three feet, to four feet three inches
wide.
l regard the sStatlord Cultivator'
as a most valuable aid to the farmer.
1t costs $50 in New Orleans.
|. Yours truly, W. NJ. SroT'r.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
Democratic PrOspects---TheR Radicals Los
fNfth:

Correspondence Baltimore Gazette
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 14.-Things po-
litical here are working beautifully for
the Democracy. Honest Simon Came
ron has Z" lost faith in human nature'
since the nomination Of Gen. PleaSOn-
ton for the vacant Commissionership
Of Internal Revenue. No matter what
may have caused the break between
the President and the Pennsylvania
Senator, in this instance the former, by
refusing to ratity the understanding by
which Douglas was to be appointed,
has done (perhaps through inadverten-
cyl very good thing. Gen. Pleason-
ton will make an honest officer, al
though l hear he is Il red hot Radical.
Cameron attributes the mischief to
Greeley, who, he says, by this move
Vainly seeks to reconcile the FentOn
and ConklinS cliques.
hear of many others whose g f;lith''
in humanity is shaky. Admiral Por-
ter is beginning to doubt even his best
friend-Grant. Turn about is fair
play" Mr.. Creswell has also "lost
faith' generally. Williams, of Oregon,
seems to have given the thing up in
particular. Wiley, of West Virginia,
it is said, is almost an apOState. War
ner despairs, and even Shenck has
lately expressed some doubts of the
perfectability of man in the abstract.
- Summer has g lost faith'' in Trumbull,
who returns the compliment with
interest ut 8 per cent. Every individ-
ual leader OF the Radical rotten party
seems to have " lost faith" somewhere
or somehow. AS Il party, the leaders
rather resemble Il disorganized bandit
ii quarreling over 4 final division of
the products Of their thieveries. These
are all good signs Of coming salvation
for the Republic. But Democrats are
keeping q sharp lookout, and guarding
the treasure of the country-its public
lands-with the patriotism of Il Metul-
lus. C Eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty and, for that matter, Of homes.
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Don't DO il.

No, young man, don't DO 1t. Don
marry dinIpleS, nor ankles, nor mouth,
nor hair, nor neck, nor chin, nor teeth,
nor sinpers-thcsc bits and scraps OF
femininity are very poor things to tie
to. Marry the true thing look after
congeuiality, kindred sympathics, dis
position, education, and if this be joined
with social position, or even filthy LII
ere, why, don't let them stand in your
way. Get Il wOman-nOt one OF those
parlor automatons that sit down justso,
thumps on Il piano and dotcs on Il
whisker. Living statues are poor
things to call into consultations. The
poor little mind that can scarcely faith
ON the depth of dress trimming can't
be a heIpmeet of any account. Don't
throw your life away on such trlfilng
things.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
iGSHSftI-S TLIIss;5;
CELEBRATED REMEDIES.

THE NINTH WONDER; or, on IN
TRACT OF Iu3rorENI. am internal and rNtrr-
nal medicine, cures Cholera ana h"iEi'
Morh,S: and will cure IN" following hl~.
cases:
Bloody tlux and Darrhea IN ono day,
IIca,lncilr and tarachc III three minutes.
Tootha,lic i'll one half minutes
Neural ia i'll five minutes.
Asthma and Piles instant r"il"!
sore throat in ton minutes.
Collie and tranip in four nlliil'l"S
rheumatism in ono day.
Sprains i'll twenty minutes.
Sore or Weak Eyes i'll one day.
Pain III the back side i'll ten minutes.
Fever and AglIn i'll one day.
Breaks Il Chill i'll five minutes.
Enlargement of the Spleen in "n" /" ihr''
days.
This is the greatest family medicine in the
world, and The only one known that viii
break Il Chill in five minutes, and leave III"
person clear OF fever.
You know not when You may be sick, ana
should keep ii in the family.
None genuine unless the name OF H. -.
Lignoski is found blown on the bottle.
LIGNOsi>I'S ELECTRIC IINIMENl';
For MAN OR BEAST. Try one bottle ana
you will never be without another.
The principal ingredient in this celebrated
ans OF the Rocky Mountains. It alono pos
scsscs wonderful curative properties, and
being chemically combined, as i'll the fl.Ec-
TRIO IMMINENT, with some of the most pow,
crful, vet soothing and healing, remedial
agents known. to the mind, produces the
most perfect and eilicacious remedy ever
made known TO the world. Reader have
you friends that suffering from external
diseases. Then 90 tell them to call ut once
and get 4 supply of iIGSoSKI'$ Et.ECrI:ir
LINIMESr, and be cured.
IT CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
i'Or Man IL tl@lnnIatOry RhCUlntt ism,
Chronic and Acute rheumatism, bruises,
Spr:linS, Pains, stiffness soreness i'll the
Back or Joints. Burns and ScaldS, Ulcers
and old Sores, Piles, Deafness and Etrachr,
roOthachn, Hcadaclc, Sore Throat, Humps,
-Aguc III the fncc or breast, White Swelling,
Sore or intianlcd Eyes, Paralysis or Numb
Palsy, iIrysipelas, salt Ithcum, SScal;l Head
or ScrottliouS Sores.
For !1orscs-Eig Head or Big Jaw, Poll
Evil, tistula, Mango, Scratches. Bruises
SWecny, Strin.; Halt. Ring Bone, Windgall
Saddle or Collar Calls. Cracked Heels
Wounds and Cuts, Sore and Weak Eyes,
Founders.
None Genuine unless the maine OF Il. H.
Lignoslli is found blown on the bottle.
BROOKS SALNE. 1t c,lres-Tcttcr. Fry
~ipclaS. Salt Rhcuni, Scald Head, Itch, Ring
worm, Ulcers in the Ear, PimplcS, Blotchc-.
Iniiancd Eyes, tOrnS, lntlalnInatory Rhcu-
matisin, Cont, Piles and all EruptionS OF
the Skin.
All who have ever used this Salvc agree
that it is the groatcst remedy ever used
| After trying one box YOU will always have"
| it on hand
X. Il. LIti NOShl.
Druggist and Chemist, Monroe, La.
June Is, 1870. n39-lN
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Farm, &arnen ano DonseboIp

Contributions on practical farming, gar
dcning and housekeeping, or any interest
ing facts, experiments or recipes are solicit
ed from our friends throughout the country,
for publication in this department..
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The interest paid on the public debt
last wear was over Sl29,o0O,o 600, nearly
all in gold. Now, the creditors O! the
United States never loaned it over one
thousand millions in coin, and probably
not that. We are therefore paying
thirteen per cent upon the amount we
borrowed. Nay moro, we exempt 1t
from the two per cent taxes paid by
other property, increasing the real i'll
terest to more than fifteen per cent.
Every sevon years we pay the debt in
interest, and this it is proposed to con-
tinuc. under the funding bill, fora long
number Of years. Have not the bond-
holders, under the present administra-
ton, Il lovely time oft?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

Sidney smith, i'll his work on moral
philosophy, speaks in this wise of what
ulrn lose for the want of Il little brass
rs il is termed: - y great deal of tai
cnt is lost to the world for the want OF a
little courage. Every day sends 10 the
grave !; number of obscure mcn who
have only remained in ohsrruity because
their timiAity has prevented them from
making Il first effort. and whn, if they
could only have boon induced to begin,
would have, i'll all probability, gone
great lengths in the career of fame. The
fact is that in order to do anything in
this world worth doing we must not
stand shivcring on the bank, thinking
of the cold and danger, but jump III and
scramble through as well as we can. 1t
will not do to he pCrpctuaEN calculating
risks and adjusting the cllanCoS.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

The German 4" UhlanS" so frequently
mentioned in the war dispatches, are
lancers-a part OF the regular cavalry
force; lightly armed, well mounted,
and appear to be used in "raiding' in
the extreme PrusSian advance.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

Negro women arc manifcstly born to
blush unseen.
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The depth of cowardicc-t"aring to
strike Il balance sheet.
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BARNEY II. MAUKY, General Agent
for South w est, 80 Carondelet St, n. Q.
l.. V. MAl;NI, State Agent.
T.. J.. PF"TRI, Agent for North Louisiana.
NJ: V
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

br lirlIAiH1 GOLDEN BAI.~.\M No. /. cures;
ulcers, UirrrHt"d sore throat and mouth,
~ore eyes, Cut"mcH"S "ruptinnS, copper
rnlorci 'lpt"hc~. soreness Of tile scalp, scrp
tEla, DC: il i ihc greatest r":lrIHtor. alter
atiNc and btuod purifier known, removes all
mercury from In" ~y~;"::l. and leaves the
blood pur" and healthy.
NrEi'It>r ; GOLDEN BNI.HAN No. cure,
nirrCuGinl affections, rheumatism in all it,
forms. amt riN - Immediate rci"fin ali cases.
!rir" ct either so. Or, - per hottie, ur
Two BOTTLES: for 80.
1r. NrtilAJ'r GOLDEN ANTI orE. Il rapid
and radical cure for all urinary dcr;,n- &c
mCnt~. Price S3 l"r bottle.
Or. iTyIAU GOLDEN E.iANIH D'.\MoI'H.
radical cure Tor iirrNOii> o. general Hrbili-
~. i'll old or voJin4: ii'rl,iHtiI!g energy with
wonderful effect. Price - per bottle, 81 two
BOTTLES for 80.
order through v,;ir Jru4gi~: or .ond 10y
express, and there will y" no los, ".lruUblr.
Prompt attention paid 10 all CORES i,nuNrut~.
None gCnuin" without III" name of - Der.
Hi'ho"'> |'"i'ic3 !ir",,li,s. y. Il. Ai,H,1y,i>.
SIT" i:'rl lri"|.| blown iu glass Of bottles.
Address Or. ID. Il. I;iru ARDS, 80. :.:..N Var
iri< street. Sow IurI;. u-
T.. i. II \lrF & co.. Nry. orleans. iEl..
mI2:iN Wholesale Accents, tor he South.
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First Premium 1T the 81. Louis Fair, 1866.
First Premium ut The 81. Louis Fair. lS;1.
Gold Medal ut the Louis lama State tar. ISIS.
First Premium ut the ST. LnuiS Fair. lSt;S.
First Premium at Che Memphis Fair. i-t!D.
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At all the above mentioned trials the Bril-
liant stove tested its metal in the open field
baking bread. with all thC leading cooking
stoves manufactured ON this Continent.
Every brilliant is warranted 10 give emit IKE
sat iStjI,.tiOn or your money refunded in full.
II. lIAI.!.T.S. sole Agent,
No. 10 Camp ST.. New Orleans.
Dealer in all kinds; of Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves. Fire Crates plain and JapannCh
Tin Ware, Plated Ware. Table Cutlery. and
every description of House Furnishing
Goods. Solo Agent fort he celebrated HingCn
Washing Machine, and Wali1cc'S Patent
Crate. Jan'N i, 1870. nl5:lN
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If one portion of Il dish of vegetables
be boiled in pure water and tho other
in water to which Il little salt has been
added, the latter will be found better
favored and moro tender. If potatoes,
they will be mealicr. Onions arc CS-
pccially improved by being cooked
in salt water. Their ranl>ncsS of odor
and flavor is mtigatcd or modified into
a peculiar sweetness and aroma. The
salt appears to hinder the evaporation
OF the vegetables.
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NE. I'll ~ L -

nE. Il -.NEE-S
Celebrated American
WD r II Si' Eel t'IC, or
!-I.jrRy T. Z 4 T.
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The social and domestic misery pro-
duccd in Germany by the war is very
great. a German paper states that in
the provinces of WestpllaIia, at the be-
ginning of October, there were H. SIT
married women, the wives and wild
Ows of soldiers, together With 22,1l3
children obtaining relief from the pub
lie funds. In Hanover, 3G2l women
and 2G,4l children were dependent
upon the public ior support III the
RhcHiSh provinces there were l3,3l2
married women and 2A,GI9 fathr-lcS-
children who We're utterly destitute.
Thus, i'll only three prtSSian provinces
there were, last October, 30, 100 women
and 1880 children in 4 condition of
misery and want, and it is believed
that restitution to the same extent pro
walls in the other provinces of Prussia.
The price of provisions is cNtriordinar-
lily high, and the winter, it is predicted,
will be unusually severe. The injury
done by the potato rot and the rinder-
pest has also been severe, and the con-
ditiOn Of families of the peasants left ut
homo is very miserable. About nine
tcnthS of the males are in thr ianGWhcr,
and the women and children thus de-
privcd of their natural supporters will,
it is feared, perish from starvation.
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I>-,!r~ Policies on III! The the improved
/ nliil.~. so restrict ions; on travel or resi-
,ieIicu within the settled limits OF the United
-i;:.t,,.; Brit i..il North .tIurr"t Europe.
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s'sbSs SAs.E.

MONT buy II Wagon until N"u So" those
| NJ Surrnor 4 Mullins. off
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DHic.,.. n!.I i}i.'cctr2;s Of .ifon,o: E"a1rl Q
I.2tStCcs
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$50. i16 0;