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Manhoo3; How Los.. How Restored!

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@TS-Of DR.. Cu,ve. weli's celebrated es-
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IT edici-e) o: SpermatOrrhea or Seminal
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Impotency, Mental and Ply steal Incapac-
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Cons mption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced
by self-indulgen &C or sexual sxsEavs-
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bSl," Price in n sealed envelope only Sets
The celebrated author in this admira-
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years successful practice. that the alarm
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the knife; pointing out mode OF cure at
once simple certain, aud efectual by
means 0f which every sufferer, No matter
what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheap y, privately AMI radically.
RIA- This lecture should be in the hands
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10 Make Boys good Farmers.

The AmeIlean AgTicul;urist says:
Induce them to take an interest 10
the farm. In The implements. in the
stock, tell them I'll your plans, your
success ana failures, give them his
tory Of your life and what you did.
and how you lived when a soy, praise
them when yeu can, and encourage
them to do still better. Let them
dress up in :he evening, instead Ct
sitting down in their dirty clothes iu
a dirty room Provide plenty Of
hgbt. Thanks to kerosene our cOun-
try homes eau be as brilliantly light
Cd as the gas-litresiieuces in the city Z.
Encourage the neighbors to drop 10
evenings Talk Agriculture rather
than politics; speak Of the import
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MARSHALL COLLEGE,
Iof sru bsj T5v,l 80 '1 '
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
CaL,.NDARIs .s-7i.


Fall term begins Sept. Is. Ends Dec. 10, 81
Spring." Z" Mar. ~. :. June 49, 1874.
INSTR UCTORS
J. B. CLARK, A. NJ, Principal;
BEyJ. II. TnAcKsroy, A. NJ. LIST Assistant.
Miss Carrie Cooper, End Assistant.
Ella Byrne, Bird Assistant.
Mrs Mamie Love, Music and Drawing.
There are three departments : Primary,
Normal and Academical.
the 4 ca DEATC4L DEPARTMENT.
Inciudes fullcourse OF English and Class
ical studies adapted 10 ht young people
for advanced standing in College.
TIE HORHiL DEPARTMENT
The arrangement OF studies. and the
methods Of distractions used, are intend.
ell to furnish the students with; LIST. A
thorough knowledge OF the branches CON.
monty taught in the scho Is OF the State;
2d. knowledge or the principles
Of edusntion and Of the art Of applying
them to practice IN the school room.
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The Primary Department IL so arran'
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Lessons on piano including use Of
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French and German each per term,li %
Tuition payable strictly In advance
Boarding-With use Of room per
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Washing per dozen -E'lsigd zee. 10
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above, must We furnished by the student
There is no provision for self boarding 10
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ginning the other at the close of the tern.
Further information may he obiaintd
by spplioaiion to THE PRINCIPAL
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nl5f West virginia
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Railroads ertendmg hrongh tie entire Vest and Northeast


e'r for veS rr aIe 1sn and work on Ss
at thi n years be
% T. & e IT, C5'p .ns o s a, s s
any other point in a rey of the Ohio in the l%%i
h S e s Ns I the G G K s S u 'sP
be superior all others in the United States for the the superior
Sn the peculiar splnt Coal which proves to be valuable substitute for charcoal i.
ss the S qHs % S"f aIa great
accessibility The region celebrated for the abundance and excellent
1 ~ a. 'se" ana c
ss. OF s T % 3 OF the and sy aa
and eonynen point for The 'h%se an extensive scale Of
States Of the Fast and Of Europe a ,,,,,. g..
ia addition beauty remarkable gen.
prOpieo great upon
large industrious and thriving population possible
with objects the Avenues and
m for .oa":y , end sws allow
saon @ =. nrs. so 1 ' e n: As' n sn, Be P
o oa to conditions Vicinity
easily and economically adopted and which adapted for
the part city College,
G4nFs hd g sn o s s s na SpR9nn for %
institution Of Of, "lsblhsd reputation
These 0ulare binding beyond this
hir'y days delivery Of deed pay
sn and us the remaining o"s .r i s date
f nsrf p SIX r 1sa a @ s s
vi. pc, % % a. pa n sa sf % @ sss
build
Of the
n nd Location the buildings 0 be
and in o the
There place the Ohio river possessing for the
and successful the Poundries
Rolling Mills Machine Shops the city The material
unlimited the line Of the Chesapeake Ohio railroad and
from whence
II
securing plots
purposes.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
cheap and pleasant firm the via Washington Hunt
ngon
Further information will application person
either the undersigned
d. w. EMMONS, GenV Sept
JOHN III. OLEY, AGENT .5'-
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY, sv'ycnd T1eawy.
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The New York herald., 1873-11-06

7SQ WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
100 girl as chambermaid and waitress as chamber
maid and seamstress; will be found willing ana obliging
best city reference
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

O17 WEST 27TH ST.. BETWEEN 7rH AND sTH
Il avs-A young English woman as cook in pri-
vate family objection 10 assist IN washing good ref
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

100 WEST 10Th ST, NEAR 9Th AVA YOUNG
LIZ girl Is seamstress and chamber aidor to take
care children: and fit ladies' childrcn's
clothes; operate machines best city
from last place
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

C27 THOMPSON STA REsPEcTABLE YOUNG
ZOl woman good plain cook, washer and froner:
will do general housework in small family. has her
own business
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

OCS WEST 10Th ST, NEAR SrH AVA MIDDLE
Zis)O aged woman as cook, washer and ironer to
do general housework in private family best city ref
erence
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

900 EAST 18Th ST. TWO PAIRS STAIRS, BACK
ACC room.-A respectable girl in respectable pr-
vae family chambermaid and waitress Call for two
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

1O1 EAST Bed ST.. RING THIRD BELLA Young
- girl as chambermaid, to take Of growing
children; understands Wheeler Wilson's machine; Is
willing and obliging best city references
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

dS0 LEXINGTON AVA YOUNG GIRL AS
fCU chambermad and waitress, to do light
housework In . small family Call at present place,
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

o0i WEST 32D STAN ENGLISH PROTESTANT
OOf girl to do chamDerwork. would do house work
in small family; kind to children; city country ref
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
Cooks. &c.

O17 WEST GOTH ST, IN TIE sTORE.-A RESPECT
III able woman as good cook understands her
business thoroughly; well recommended. Can be seen
for w
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

40 WEST 10Th ST. BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH
= avs. rear-To do general houscwork; good
washer and roner good plain COOK no objection TO
boarding house,
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

OH EAST 41sT ST, SECOND FLOoR.-As
I'll chambermaid; no objection to help with wash
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

SQ WEST 42D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
fOC girl chambermaid and waitress; would do
general hcnsework Tor small family good city refer.
ence.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

OH EAST 18TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, FRoNT.-A
Oif respectable young girl as first class chamber
maid and waitress nurse and scamsress; ope
different machines first class reieTence OBJ
iection to the country.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

7SO WEST 28TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.-A RESPECT
lCJ able young girl us chambermaid and waitress IL
a private family washing, turnacei nye years
reference from last employers.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

- thoroughly understands all kinds Of meats
soups elies pastries of all kinds; good bread
biscuit baker, large small boarding house best ref
erence.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

17Q EAST HTH stan EXPERIENCED WOMAN
as first class cook can cook all kinds Of meats
and soups; best references.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

900 WEST 27TH STA YOUNG GIRL AS FIRST
OC class COOKE Is good baker, washer and ironer;
thoroughly understands her business good city refer
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

SH1 9TH Av., NEAR 4lST STA RESPECTABLE
OOf German girl as chamberrnald and waitress in
small private family; would assist in washing and iron
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

Oh EAST 36TH ST, BETWEEN I'd AND Sd AVS
Alf A respectable young woman as chambermaid
and to do fine washing and ironng first class city refer
ence. Can be for tw days
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

O00 EAST S3D ST. FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM :
s)UO respectable young woman chambermaid
and waitress or to do housework in small family good
reference. Call for two days.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

I1S WEST 26TH STA YOUNG GIRL TO DO
ffC chamber work and waiting general house.
work for small family good city reereace. Cal for
two days.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

OH WEST 10Th ST., THIRD FLOOR, FROM
Alf room.-Two respectable girls one to do cham
berwork the other nurse both to DO chamberworl
and laundreywork; best references
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

417 10TH Az. ONE ST AIRS UP, FRONT RooM-A
II respectable girl to do chamberwork or take care
OF children good city reference
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

OOS WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
AAC girl as chambermaid and waitress nurse, or
would do housework; no objection to public place:
good reference. Call or address.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

on WEST BOTH ST, SECOND FLOOR 'FRONT.'
iii Two respectable girls to 60 together one as rst
rate cook washer and roner the other chamhermad
and TO assist with the washing; best city reference
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

hC PRINCE ST., IN THE STORE.-A RESPECTABLE
~ woman as first class cook is excellen tIbaker;
understands the of milk and butter willing TO go
IN the country would assist with the washing and
tor two DAYS
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

40 EAST ltTH ST., CORNER Av A. ONE STAIRS
f1C up.-A respectable young girl dately landed)
as chambermaid. or would do general house work in
small family
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

C0Q WEST BAD ST, NEAR 7TH Av-As CHAM
LOO bermaid and seamstress; first class city refer
ence country preferred.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

101 10TH Av., BETWEEN s2D AND 3sD sTs I,
dOi the s'ore.-As cook understands meats, game
bread, cake, PIES and desserts; FULLY competent in he
business in all its branches objection the country
VIII assist in washing and ironing.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

400 Sd Av.. BETWEEN 2eTH AND 30rH sTs.-A
fLC Young girl to do plain cooking laundress
or chambermaid good city reference. Call for two
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

O0E WEST S6rH ST, NEAR 7TH AVA YOUNG
LOC girl TO do chamberwork and take care OF chil-
dren willing TO make herself useful good reference
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

1HS WEST AID ST.. SECOND FLOOR, BACK.-A
fOO respectable girl to do upstairs work in private
family; city reference
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

1k7 WEST 32D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IOl woman as cook washer and ironer to do GEN
cral housework in small private family best city ref
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

4 81 9Th Ay., NEAR 26TH STA FIRST CLASS,
II stylish and reliable dressmaker TO do the work
of few more families by the day at her own home;
old dresses cleaned and made equal to new; also
cutting and fftting highest references Call and see
specimens
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

C11 WEST 27TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
I'll woman cook wash and iron; no objection to
private boa riding short distance in the coun-
try; good reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

900 WEST 10Th ST., BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH
cOS avs.-A respectable woman as first class cook ;
no objection TO the country good city reference.
, 1873-04-01
y,llo, Ind tit, not nonatnato ttoket, aud, after
resolving to voto for mono except thoso faTorng
t},nir cnSsn s,3tnstr,el,

y,1]o, Ind,, did not nominate teket, aud, after
@ resolving to voto for none except those favoriug
thcir oanno, adjourned
Otto Singer, tho gentleman Ho1ootod by Thoo-
t1oro Tholnna to drill tho chorus for tho May
hlrBlcal Conyention.. fap arrived ut .Oihof1hati
and commenced work..
Tho Hudson Tvor Ia open for navigation pe"
twoon PoughkoopHie and Now York. Iho 100 N
tho river opposite Albany has been ra'eed six
foot by tho hood, but is hold, stationery by tho
gorge below.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce OF Little Rock,
Ark, has appointed conmlktoo OF twonty-tvo
to nrrargo for tho reception md entertainments
of tho Bt Louia oxcttroionistg on their visit to
this city during tho noxt ton dayB.
George Stevenson, nliaq Hunter, eas Clark
of Brooklyn, llaB boon arrcBtod In Buffalo, on
tho charge of'grand larceny. Tho prisoner fB hl-
Iegod to 10 ono Of tho gang OF rcal eatato SWIM
diors said to 10 needed IL Ohtcago aud Brooklyn.
Tho City Council OF Cincinnati met yoatordny,
and appointed d committee to tiiViup tho city III
four districts for tho election OF Police Commits
gionors next Monday, according to tho Metro
pol!an Police bill passed 1aet friday.
statement Of tho cotton trade of st. Louis
| for tho past three months shows the recopt Of
| q, ,005 bales, agntnst 7,745 tho samo timo last
yoar, OF this amount ID, 900 balea wero Bold In
TINT market, againat 2,745 bales tho ha1no timo
| laat year.
at n meoting of tho creditors Of tho bankiug
house Of e. 8. Scranton i Co., Of Now
Haven, Conn.,, latoly suspended, held yoatorday,
| a committee Of Boyon was appointed to take tho
| necessary measures to forco tho said firm into
| involuntary bankruptcy.
, 1873-04-01

c1amor for this In England, Germany,
Franco, and evorywl,ero olH9+ We Ind foro-
iS ro sGshss enspoy saTs ea s e. tho hsseFs enx S
ton Of the, hour. mud 1t ia to 30 hopel that we
how oxcellontly roads wero ,nanegcd by tho
Government OF belgium, and compared them
road nnbobu, who wore taking advantag 60 Of tho
liborlieH granted By our Constitution. He cited
Ntr. ". Galt, tho groat railroad roformor Of Eng
lnna who nndo the. assertion that whom tho
froIghts could 30 transported, aud whit THO
corporations tako from them, then 1t would
talo no prophet to forotell thas tho daya Of rail-
rond monopoly In private hands woro numbered.
When tho eo9sed, 6 Of Engsnd w woIa e OK
tl,on l,or nl1pronacy as tho loading trading m.
tion would fall into our hnnts. Arnorica Ind
all tho requisites to mako us tho first commercial
nation iu tho world. Our fron-b -bodB. ooal-n fields,
t evo1, eqnaicti; and boaides we Ind tllo largest
warehouse Of all tho ao,n.nosities Of life Of any
milton In tic world. America shall and must,
Ia duo timo, takc the place Of England az tho
first commercial nntion for with uH wore all tho
tile and trading people. England was complaining
against her railroad monopolloB, and yot 1t WAS
oily ANAL apcok on the face Of tho earth, COW
oring 10 mora tlnn 121 900 miles, q littlo moro
a aa5 9Ss %as @ sss 9 oa sa fol ef oorpen spsr s
open to railroad monopol1es in this country,
wl1oro 1t coycrs such n largo fold In Missouri
a1ono tlloro existed moro valuable minerals than
III Ill Trance. :,
numbor Of capitalists. covered by the right 70 Or
corporations, which was q privilege with.
out any ronl responsibility, screw up
tho market prIco of tho most in;
portant necossarios of life, Tho dospotto and
mighty hand Of this powerful monopoly WAS con.
+inun1fv unnn tl,n pann1o Tho 1nrhtior Wo nj
, 1873-04-01

SpfciaI U{spotch to 1Ns Chicago 7Fi6NNe.
New Yonx, March 91.-An exciting scene oo-
Cured in tie Catharino Street African II: T..
ior announced, after tho sermon. that 10 hid
appointed Mrs. FrancIs leader Of tho female
Newman jumped to his feet, mud said that tho
pastor lad no right to make tho appointment;
over tic railing on to tho pulpit, and announced, in
language more vigorous than elegant q Or p!Sas'
his ability aud lis intention to whip tho Roy.
Mr. Taylor then and there. Mr. Taylor main
tai,od Lia GOODNESS, and was preparing for TIC
assault, when tho man waa seized and hurried
out Of fho Church. Tho excitement, Waa Eoor
quoted by tho Intervention Of some white poople
which tic congregation dispersed.
, 1873-04-01
xo<+1ct7 with trflo{f Creditors

Iou1syu1F, KY, March 81.-At . meotlng Or
tho croditors Of Iithgon i Co., and Muldon 4
Committee found tho asnots Of the firm s74o,ooo,
and liabilities, $40, 900. The firm ha1.. askea 90
nine & pigments; tho frst payment be mado in IN
lie tie nartn,erehip aud individual asaets including
real property and dover right Of pastnerpsa wives,
the a9s amounting grd@nS to sbeat aseo1tod
ilrm fapi Of this oity, chosen Trustees. Tho doea
viii viii be- made, ana tho business Of tho two houses
will continue as heretofore under this arrange
rnant
, 1873-04-01

Sptefai Disratch to Tie Ck2cad0 Tfl5Nns.
SrnInorIELD, ILL.,, March 81.-Tho colorod peo-
plo Of tlo city today celebrated tho anniversary
Of to adoption of The Fifteenth Amendment;
This morning a procession, hcnded by nogors'
Band marched through OUT principal Btroets.
muskots woro tho principal foaturo. Without
them the procession would have boon failure;
At Cooks Hall tho order Of exorcisos consisted
Of dinner, music. and orations by Gov. Boyor-
idro and othors. Tho exercises this evening
viii consist Of music, apoeohoB> and balloting for
a silver castor, to bo presented to the handeo1n-
ost lady present. silver cup Ia aleo to bo given
to tho most popular gentlomar, n both Of which
contesta neither previous condition Of servitudo
or color will bo considered.
, 1873-04-01
Colt4-ty3oOlel N3xaEacT4

5Ftt411 D13pHc79
C1No1NNAr1, pIaroh 3t.-Tho death Of William
Schmidt Tonight, from stall inflicted lust mid
night, OF the hands OF John Henning. promises
nnti. Henning Las boon bar-koepcr in tho
lowest sunday-night dnncc saloons over the
Rhine, and il reported d desperate oharac,
schmtdt's wound in an effort to replace
tic protrudng bowels This circumstance will
DO used by tho detonao, hut good surgeons Say 1t
viii ho ot no ayail, an the stomach Of tho man
vas rippod open. The murderer, after thS decd .l,
startcd OF, ro.narking, IT havo done tho busl..
nens for him." Tho inquest 1las not yet
been hold, hut developments to the present inti-
cato that tho murder Was d most brutal and cold
bloodel crime. The murderer and tho deceased.
with two othors, had bcon put out Of aaloon
for fighting. On tho street, Hennng renewed
the fight, aud Schmidt showed as utter dis
inclination to re-ongago in it.
, 1873-04-01

that tho gnllory was giving AWAY, and thoro IN
modtAto1y onnuod foarful panio In tho rnali ior
ogress. Women and children woro tramplod
bononth tho crowd, which boeoamc I'M
movably wodsed about tho doors Tor
about ton mint,tos. Meanwhile, tho wonon
mon. Many proBontod 1 shocking sight,, IN
o1oltomont waa croatod in tho strooti ladders
woro raisod to tho church windows, and tlo poo
plo wore thoroby takon out. Many Of tho clergy,
Of whom were Bome twonty In tho church,
door and announced tile safaty Of tho building,
but without avail. Soon, howovor, their feafn 3as
aubaidod and tho sorviooa woro resumed Iho
cracking noiso had omanatou from the kneoltng-
board. Soma fourtoon were wounded, moro or
loaa ser1ons1y, but none diod.
TRENTON, N. j., March 81.-TAo total NUM-
bor Of poraonB injured by tho church panio ~
twonty. Mono hhvc diod, although throe Or four
arc In dangeriouH condition.