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National Republican., 1873-11-25
M AsliNaTOn AND OHiO RAiLhOAD.

WAbhINUTOH AND UHIO HAILhUAD.
FALL LABRAHaEMENT,-Tw TRAINS DAILY,
ESSEfTa sHEpAy pEITEEs aNAsniiSsITos y
liza
Aisssnsris n as a!lc M and .io > M r.. I Lees Sa
ba,s tsoins westwnrdl .! 4 y m and ~ p m; I;
Leaye Hamilton at 80 .. m. and u Is y. m,
Pass Lcesburf tsoins kAstwardl At 9 q m. and
and slb ,. m, and at Washington at $40 .. m. and
~ y. IN.
ington And Ohio cars At the baltimore aud Potomac
liailIoad station a. :; m. and p N. and so
Theo ~ . m. train from AeIaadriA and II 1up M
Iain from Hamilton oonneot ~ hamilton With
srsvflle, Berryytlle and winohester. Also. with
kesmer line "a cosches. which leave Leesburs daily
dommutaiion tiefeis, tlree cents per mila
Annual ticfets, $50 IA II. HANENKR,
Au2su General Ticket Asent.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
100000. ..
MIS- so URl STATE LOTTERY.
Lesaiizeaby state Asthost,y and Drawn 1.
Pubitc In 50. Lsais.

Tickets, $40, Half Tickets, 81, Quurtsrs,
$3.50.
yosr iotteriss are chartered by tho state, are
under the supervision OF sworn comml ~ ners
~ The Official drawing will be publlshed In the
~ Louis parers, and copy Of drawing sent TO
IN-we will draw similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year isi3
tD-Remit al our rish by POST OFFIOE MONEY
0nDElls, RkdIbrERRD LETTER. DRAFT OR
EXPRESS, Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
H. Louis, Me.
Post OmaRo, ai4s mvi.TuTbGRIS
National Republican., 1873-11-25
THE MARKETs.
FIrANCIAL AND CoMmxRCIAL.

'r~tsAsSs sv Essts yeA.ss. a o., ss~ssrs ~ortAss
ee~. " Psnasyi-snss a.s--s sss r.a" sweet.
WasAtsstoa.
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The Far W est.

The washington Territory Legislature ad-
jIarned its session on Saturday, Nov Is.
About the best saddles in the world are
now made in Los Angeles, Cal, Mexican
fsshion.
The streams 10 Idaho have frozen up,
and mining and mills lave been stopped
shsreby.
There has bean grand ''potlatch" a
aong the Lower Sound near Seattle, W.
). It is estimated that over 800 Indians
sare preset.
Farmers Of YamhiII County, Oregon,
asve about all of their fall wheat sown al
sady. There has been a very largo amount
wheat sown-some say about four times
"a much as usual
Daily reports of the passenger movements
y rail show that there is an unusually
lrge influx OF people from the East, many
whom come to spend the winter in Cali
'nrnia.
There is a woman in Yamhill County,
stregsu, who is said to know what it is to
the mother of twenty four children.
Ter husband is under the impression that
{. is possible for woman to know too
aulh.
The G;'roy tcaI.) Vigilance Committee
doing its work thoroughly. All the
'Aieves nre being driven from the town.
lake Linscn, one VI the men who were es
.ortei out II town, returned; he vas tarred
nd ieatherui and ridden on a rail some
''stance out Ct town. lie Will probably
smain away this time.
The Sacramento Bee relates the follow
x; a lady called at the C ouuty Court
lanse 70 day to inquire the proper steps
> take for The pardon Of her son, who, At
az term Of the County Coart met with
misfortune Of d sentence to San Quen-
=. She asked Of an official in the bull
ny who has kept the run Of things, and
I, 70 be able 70 answer definitely, had to
1aire: which one of your sons. Na-
-me, dc you wish to get outl Yyu have
srce there, l believe. The last one"
aaswerel
The Bate Ca. Record remarks: "Thi.
iate has now about 100000 head OF
,eep, valcn VIII be increased ty at least
go coo lambs the present season. The
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How TO Light a Fire.

Many persons have often noticed the ex-
treme fhculty encountered in lighting the
Are in stove, especially IN damp morn.
ing The stove at first won't draw even
vigorous blowing" will not suffice and
then, when 1t does start, it is with scr.
OF explosion or outward rush of air which
dis the room with smoke and gas. often
times putting the unpleasant fumes in the
face Of the operator. The trouble is
caused by the difficulty encountered in ever
coming the inertia Of the long column of
air i, the p pc or chimney 10y the small
column Of air that can be forced through
the interslices of wood and coal, 1t the
bottom OF which the fire is kindled. All
this may be remedied by simply putting a
few shavinss or bits Of dry paper or the
scp of the wood or coal. and fret lighting
that; it Immediately bursts ioto blaze.
because the air has perfectly free access to
i: from all sides, the heated air forces its
way into the chimney, and establishes there
an nrwari current. The match can then
be applied to the kin ling under the fuel,
which will rasdi'y light. and if dry, burst
into brisk fame.
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,NE FRASkIIS
Marriage an Affair of Business. Not
of Love.

NJ. llayem the most charming casuer in
France, at r meeting of the FIVE academies
recently, delivered an adJre.s or the matr;-
monial pr tlem. He urges in the strong
Is, terms he settlement of liberal dowry
upon daughters, and uses his powerful
eloquence IN exhorting the more general
practice OF marriage. 1t is net crime for
parent to provide in advance for his chill
dIens children; nor in s1ch a drawback
to the most accomplished fance; if hu,-
band does not bring property or none y, he
contributes instead his position, talent, pro-
f-ssion, activity, good name, All credit
Connected with this vital question of
marriage do~ry, N. HAVEN ha. publ she'd
a work which is making IA Certain sensation.
lie MAINTAINS TINT young man who n,ar-
ries tor love ought to lie disukerited: his
ob,ee should De t. find partner between
whom aud himself there would be recip-
rUcty OF dutles-of saertces--all incom-
patibie with love, according to Proudhon,
who a. nired HI. motherss recomm. niatiup:
Never wsrry for love" and ae;e up to
It by wedding work gul 10 mind his house
The suthor of Property is Robbery, and
God Evil had never higher idea of NO
man. uayem not ouiy proposes, but has
drafted the articles of law, prohibiting
persons from marrying who suffer from
hereditary diseases. lie would in fact
MAKE a! Romsos and Jllie,s pass before =
council Of revision.
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BEWARE OF CHLOROFORM

That L.. sabssanee :, the Verdict Of .
Boston Jury IN G34e Case of n Lady
Killed ~ the Use OF Anaesthctics.
Spscia Dis:a CT TO Inc Chicago 1r buae.
Boston, Nov 20.-The verdict in the
case Of the death of the lady, Mrs. Cris,
from a mixture Of ether and chloroforrn in
dentists chair, was Rendered tonight.
The jury. after reviewing tie GAUGE Of tie
death, caution the public against the
Inhalation Of SO dangerous an agent IS
ehloroform for the prevention OF pain;
and they EXPRESS their oIiLi5n that the
inhalation of sulphuric ether is safe, while
the inhalation Of chloroform, either alone
or mixed, is always attended with danger.
The verdict is signed by Ezra Palmer, NJ
D.; John A. Lawson, NJ D.; George
Lott, NJ. D.; Thoma, Resteau, and Thomas
D. Oliver
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

Jams H. Lucas, the weal.hics. citizen
Of 81 Louis, died on Sunday night
better feeling prevails in financial
circles East, and gram and stuck. are a l.
Fanc'ng.
Among the present.. received BY bride
e.. rsek, was policy Of insurance On her
ha-bqnds life for $1,000
The Union Pacific EEp.sss during the
past month averaged 1000 pounds Of re-
faad bullion per day from the West.
&C IN, Won Room has been removed from
tie Ministry of War of Prussia. His sue.
oo.o- viii probably De Lieutenant General
Asrnese.
- Omaha, fYeb. telegram states tina.
!. understood that the Hogan-Alen fgls
ssi eecnr re1t Tuesday, somewhere in
l7ra.
10 Ba.o~, The mos, eminent > German
r.sai-ts, viii next spring show to the
American reorie his manner Of whacking
saat popular INSTRUMENT.
\ Western editor has placed orer bis
rasaiaEe heading q cut representing
args trap sprnog, vi b the motto, "The
trap down, another ninny caught =
Fho Tichboraa case comes up again on
10 18th inst The joyful announcement
~ = l.
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TAKE NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, |
Sepfemhar 56 1871

September Is, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted al
the special session of County Board Of Su-
pervisors, held in the city and county OF
Manitowoc. which session commenced the
iltk day Of September inst:
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
10y z. P.-Fuessenieh, while in the Office Of
'oanty Clerk therefore.
Rssofred, That the present Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers of Manitowoc,
that parties holding receipts of ?. P. Fues-
senich. for the redemption of taxes, present
them at the County Clerks office to ascer-
tain if the proper entries are made in books
of sale 10 cancel said taxes, and that the
presen; Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case to this Board, thereby ..vingt
county great amount of trouble ana
pense from Illegal tax-deeds.
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can re found at his Office, between the
hours Of 4. m. and 4 p. n. each day, ready
and willing to attend 20 the duties assigned
20 him in the foregoing resolution.
If Il S. PlERPONT County Clerk.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair ia thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restor
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that q new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedl-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandrutf, which is often so I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long ON the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chsmists.
LOWELL. MASS.
RI G.T P0PINSnN AGAR
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\ gentleman, bus !, engaged in picking
si-.rs iron has butter, den,urely hook ed up
q the waiter aud ask Cd 'haFens rou sny
Ia .cs37i 1al;-rt
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Some o: the hard-vp editors are begging
for Thanksgiving turkey" Bad taste,
gense'n = Sc mean the begging, not The
.e-8.,-
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Washington dispatches .ugges, that Mr.
W. NJ. Evart., In the boldne.s Of his
recent New York .pe.ch in behalf of
vigorous action against SPAIN or Cuba,
had the possibility IN his mind of the
retirement of Mr. Fish from the State
Department, asd hi. eEE..rts') succession
shereto
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OtR MEDLEY

OtR MEDLEY
oh what string of songs to sing,
Along the fence l see:
"oLco1r PAIN PAINT has the ring,
Iiev are ,be songs for NE.
Cid Bob Ridley never knew.
j hney came marching home,
Rockets tuli of PAIN PAINT, too.
Hard times won't make him FOAM
In The tnttaSe by the Sea,
With PAIN PAINT and Dog Trzv.
Pretty Jane Will think of me,
And SO will Nelly Gray.
Not for Joseph will I 20,
Ben Bolt or Boy in Blue;
But Joun Anderson my Joe
Is WncoTT' Rain PAINT Trse
Where's The -irl with golden hair,
Annie Darling. Rosa May,
Charm my heart Ike Chatham Soua,s
Or "oLcoTT's PAINT, pray.
Polly Perkins don't begin.
] he iri-h can apply:
""Lc"rT'# PAIN PAINT sure 10 wi,
Captain JInhs or Nelly BY.
'Tis f dish walking down Broadway.
Or hamniIng Auid Lang Syn-s
Try PAIN PAM without d,lay.
lis better than Rhine Wife.
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.dniIoWoC Dry Dock.

The undersigned having leased the dry
lock OF the Mani Voc Dry Dock Company,
II Mhnitowoc. 10 term %: five yea-s, is now
prepared 10 doc; vessel. of all classes. in.
Guiding the lnrg atioat on the lakes The
dry dock is 2b5 ct long and IS feet wide.
win - fect ~ " -er over the mud sill. All
work entrusted Us will he performed in a
sSl!liul. worGma:. like and expedition. ma n
ner. and At lcw-r figures than can be Oh
tanned either in Milwaukee or Chicago
u, 5. RAND, HENRY BERGER.
ll.I7-f
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, Nth the
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control them. The testimony of our best citi
fens, of all classes, establishes the fact, thai
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Threat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Orrsns
yield to its power; and cases of Consumptiop.
cured by this preparation. are publicly known
30 remarkable as hardly to be believed. were
they not proven beyond dispute. As 4 rsnedv
II Is adequate, or which the public NAV rev
for full protection. Bv curing Coughs. the
forerunners of more seriou. disease il saves nm
numbered lives. and an amount Of suffering rot
TO be computed. It challenges trial, and con-
rinces the most sceptical. Ever J family should
keep 1t on hand protection against the carly
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Arec
tons. which are easily met at first. but which
become incurable, and too often fatal. if neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence: and il
3 unwisc TO be without it As Q safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
be>et the Throat snd Chest of childhood. CHERRY
fEcroRAL is invaluable: for, by its timely use.
muititudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved 70 the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and hesth-re~toring
sleep. No one viii suffer troublesome Infiu.
en1a and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long. laborious. and
successful chemical investigation no cost or toll
Is spared in making every bottle in the utrnos,
possible perfection 1t NAV he confidently r ted
upon As possessing all the virtues il has ever
memorable as the greatest il has ever effected.
YIKPAHxp 81
DR.. ]. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
Hrsctassl and Analytical Chemists.
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$955,OOO
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A M N

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rsl ~ NV VI e G -
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eriHR and sewns On; I tie sa" e tme n Elm
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Ayers
Cherry PectoTal
For Diseases of the Throat and Iur--
such as Coughs, Colds, WkoCp.rf-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Anon. the Fr..;
discoveries Of mo,ierf
] science. few ere G.
more real sa'uc :.
/ mankind than THE #
fecrual remedy FOR a
. diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF its virtues.
throughout this and
other countries. haS
shown that il does
R,r,sly opi eAr-,p.l1x
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GoPine i
0 4 large Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
France.

The rather confident telegram pupil>hea
few DAYS since announcing that the COUNT
DE CuAMEoID in somewhat condescend'pe
spirit was willing to accept the crown Of
France is not followed by events of force
sufficient to sustain properly so big an an
n,,,nccment. Somehow or other the signs
have never set very strongly in favor of the
Count. and we have not been impressed with
the idea that he was to be Hing of France.
French politics are not well understood in
this country. We get very much at second
hand all we know OF France. 1t come, to
Us with English preiudices and perversious,
and we arc therefore but poor judges in the
premises. We have never doubted that
France would return TO monarchy or an
imperial government, but we have thought
that the CoCST DE CRAWFORD stood slim
chance Of becoming the ruler of France.
We hardly know why, but as popular feel
ing will probably have some weight in the
decision we conjectured that he was rather
weak in that element for success. The ques-
ton will soon be settled.
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The Oranges.

Our contemporary of the Fredericksburg
H"r0id has little faith in the western organ'
zatiun under the namc Of grapge>. III
thinks they will in time hurst as other bub
hes have bur>tcd.
We are not defenders of the grang c3
This we showed very plainly In recent arti
Gle upon the subject. Comedies" partie:
seldom maintain more than Il brief exist
cncc. IL such Il party could be endowed
with the tcnacity. iorttude, and virtue tc
resist Itself the temptations of office. and
maintain the attitude of "tlle balance OF
lmwcr" between two great parties, its
power would be immense. 1t could decide
tie contest in the political arena i'll favor OF
whichever side was most acceptable to it.
Butsthe onc-idca party never fails in the
end to set up for itself, to put up its own
candidates upon its own platform, and to
run its machine after its own fashion. When
ever it does hat, all other parties combine
to put it down, and down it cues.
Still the grange, may serve Il purpose in
their day and time. What this country
wants now is Il diversion from the political
struggle of the day, which is one on the Re-
publican side merely for the retention Of
office by keeping alive sectional hates, and
on the part of their opponents for ending
their power, and thus ending the war OF pas
sion which has 30 long and so disaStrou>ly
survived the war of blood. The oranges
bring something new into the field, and may
help to divert the public mind from con-
test which has been unrelieved since the war
OF >ordid motives and bitter and relentless
passions. They can do 40 harm, and may
help to pcrplcX the advocates of sectional
runi>hment> and prosecutions as Il means to
prolung power. If they do but this they
will do 4 world OF service.
II is no sacrifice of principle or honor in
the farmer TO cooperate with the oranges.
They are o>tensibly struggling for justice to
the producing ella ses. As far rs they 60 in
pursuing their object they will aid the most
important cliSs OF the community, and rs
soonas their ayowed purpose is compromised
by the pcrycr>ion of their influence and
means to any other object il is easy to with
draw tIum them.
We take it, however, that the oranges,
being composed OF farmers, will probably dis
play degree of consistency and force not
ordinarily exhibited in "one-idea" parties
formed by other classes of society. OF all
Ia. Ia, for nl
earnest, steady. aud persistent. He docs
what he does ordinarily with calmness and
dclibelatioD, and does not change front from
impulsiyene.s or tickleness. SO we look for
more than ordinary tenacity in the pursuit
OF their object by the oranges, and should not
hesitate to extend to them liberal degree OF
indulgence and even favor as due TO SO soma
body of men with such reasonable op)eets
i'll view.
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2itlul1ond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 90, 1878,
The Remuneration.

Men hope. Hope never dies; 1t even iiVeS
to hope against hope. So VIC continue &c
hope. We hope that the southern s'a'es
will rise and flourish in spite OF the phsn'
ing effects of the poltico-soctai re'oiul,o1
which suddenly endowed the negro WITH
the same right to participate in the Govern
mcnt Of the country that his late master en-
;ayed. That the South will be better OIL
and feel less severely the weight OF poVer'!
we think will undoubtedly come to pass; p''l
50 long ms her Government Is diFiueo
between two distinct and hostile races sht
can never reacouire the dignity and force she
once possessed.
The evil in the South is the degradation
Of the constituent body Ivy forcing into 1t a
the point of the sword a large and iucompe
tent clement. Now, i'll proportion as TIM
Government is kept from the influence o
that new and incompetent element, VIII !
bc good and beneficial. DO what we may
the damaging effect of the large multiplied
ton of ignorant and prcjudiccd voters VII
surely impair the wisdom and virtue OF ouI
Government. But let us ever remember
that in proportion rs we promote Id
strength and control of the white man owe
the Government will it be Sa!utary, and th
people thrifty and contentcd.
10 hone without eycrtion Is idle; there
fore the white people should never cease t
~tru.rIn AGAINST that element so cruelty ant
,lrachcrou>ly forced upon the state. Ever.
interest we prize, every moral sentiment
the safety Of person and property, and tn
growth and prosperity Of the State, appeal t
all white men to put forth every effort an'
ali their influence to diminish the powe
ot barbarism and incompetency, and increas
that Of the white voters OF the State--thoS
who own the property and who bear Ill
burthenS Of the Government.
Virginia is about to have the oppor,nnl'.
to show her devotion to her interests and t
Der honor and fame. she cannot fail to pro
t"ct her welfare by trll>tin" her fate 10 he
own responsible white citizen, without III
most serious consequences without dIsaste
amounting 10 calamity.
In proportion rs we shield the State from
negro influence will her people be contcn
and will her honor be preserved. Ever!
Vircinian should pledge his honor and lit
20 his constant and devoted service to hi
STATE, that she may be shielded from tn
worst of f:tcS.