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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-12
MANHOOD. -.
How Lost, How Restored.

ANAJnst published, a new edition o
" SDR. CULvERwELLS Celebrated
Essay ON the radical care tvithoin medic me-
of Sperm AToRRHgA or seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses EIroTENcy. Mentsl
and Phy ysical ncapaeity-lmpediment "a msr-
riage, etc, also. Consumption, Epilepsy AMI
Fits, iniaced by self-indulsonce or sexual ex.
~ Price, in sealed envelope. only Sets
The celebrated author in thAs admirable e.
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty year,
successful practice, that the alarming coese-
quencc of self-abuse may be radically cured
Without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine or the application .of the knife, pointing
ont a mode OF cure at oice simple, certain anil
!efcctusi, By means OF which every suaereN no
matterwhat his condition may he, may cure
hiffS eli cheaply, privately. an,iTAiialty.
= Ray-Tais lecture should be in the hands OF
every y0;,th asd every man tn the land.
7 Sent uudsrseai. IN a plain envelope 10 alTv
address. pcstp0id, gu receipt OF siN ,rents, or
two post stamps; = =
Also pr; cpEerell's Marriage Guide."
Address the publishers
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foaDr Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Consti-
bysSioni Vomiting OF Food, sestr s.onfhcli, Wa
ter Brash, Heartburn. Low Spirits, &c. In
IAiftc five years never failing 10 cure the most
[obsttpate SsSes . ysoli by ydrtggists Henersllys
HK Rain. agents for NilleysRurg, ohio. De-
duplication.
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Psyconancy, or Soul Charming.
d Ucw either sex maJ' fascin;,te and gain the
love and affections oI anss person 1hey Sioo>e
in,ts,ntfy. This simple iHtRtal requirements
with IL marriage guide. Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints tu Ladies'. Wedding Night shirt
&t.o queer book. Address I. WILLIAM X
co 5Pubs. Phia., Pa.
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/. \ N'-' Of the Throat and
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o ''' throughout this and
( sa1mSri other Countries, has
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tablishes-the faet, that, 0si.KRr PEoLoRAL
will and does relieve and cure the. affecting
disorders of the Throat ana Lungs beyond any
: otliet medicine. The most dangerous afec-
tfoas of the Pulmonary Organs yield to its
mower; and cases Of CONSUMPTION, cured
.by this preparation, are publicly known, sol
remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
+. they not proven beyond dispute. AS REM
edy it i! adequate, On watch the public may
rely for full protection. By curing Coughe
the forerunners of more serious disease, It
saves uununabered lives, and an amount OF
suffering not to- be computed. 1t challenges
trial, and convinces the most sceptical.
Every. fatnily should Keep 1t on hand as q
protection against the carly and unperceiveds
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met at first, but which Become ineura--
Bile, and too often fatal, if neglected. Tender
be without It. Asa q safeguard 10 children,
amid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PEcFoRAL is invaluable; for, by its timely
use, multitudes are rescued from premature
graves, and saved to the love. and affection
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Working Class % stIa Week si fEsAnE Esaaaa:
teeS. Respectable employment, at home, day
| or evening. No capital required. full instruc-
| items Il valuable package of goods sent free by
mail. Address with six cent return stamp,
NJ. YOUNG SEQ, IEj, GreenWhsh ST., y. Y
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!" "Psycomancy. or Soul chafrnine.

We will pay all agept. 40 per week IL easA, |,
who viii engage With Us ut once Every thing
furnished and expenses paid Address
a. COULTEES u G0- 1hariotte. ohch. 4
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For restoring to Gray Hair its
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MiIIersburg, Ohio.
, 1873-10-19

SITUATIONS WANTED-pYTWO GIRLS AS SEAM.
Cstrsss soo1nd work, Kitchen Beopn wnrk Tho
yoy beat reforonco g7an. Gall address ts6 Jee.son
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
Picnic OF the Webster School.

Yesterday was the day that had been
agreed upon by the teachers and pupils of
the Webster School-MCs Armstrong's-for
their annual picnic. and Oakland Park had
been selected as the place. The morning
promised favorably. and early in the day
baskets were packed with good things and
the little ones trudged off for day of en-.
joyment. Arriving within the shady.
grassy park. the little ones disported
Themselves as only children can.
1t there was happiness on earth. it lay
just there among those groups of little
school children. But by and by the clouds
came up and the rain came down, and they
were forced to the shelter OF the buildings
on the grounds. This catastrophy Only
served to add zest to the occasion. And
then about dark the troops of children
came back to town. Some were tired, many
had soiled their clothes and wet their feet.
but all were happy, and they were CRATE
full. too. to their kind teachers who had
given them day out of school.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
More OF It..

In Webster parish last week the Fusion
lists captured the parish offices, displacing
the legally installed officials. The people
are now anxiouly awaiting the arrival Of
federal troops TO undo what they have
done. The MinieH Democrat glories in
the operations of its party friends, but con-
clpdes an article on the subject as follows:
Summing up the whole matter our parish
is in deplorable condition. the courts are
completely blocked. law and order are
numbered among the things that were,
and the appearance of United States SOL
diers will be a God send to the community.
There are some opposed to having federal
troops brought in our midst. Whenever
Kellogg carries his point without the aid
Of federal troops he gains signal victory
which fixes his government more firmly
upon us. In the name Of Heaven let US be
consistent and firm in the positien we
assumed last Monday.
It is eviden. from this that the Fusion.
lists have ''put their foot in it, and are now
studying hard to get it out again gracefully,
and without being laughed at.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Return of the Civil Service Examining
BOARD - The Select Committee on
TranspOrtation-The GrnsshOppers De-
vnstatin2 Texas - Governor Jewell
rendered the Russian Mission-Gea-
eral sherman Conc to Attend the
Funeral Of General Canby-Reveuue
Collectors Failing to Qualify.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-E. o. Graves,
chief clerk of the United States Treasurer's
office, and the other gentlemen composing
the examining board OF the Treasury De-
partment in connection with the civil SER
vice, have returned from their trip to Gal
weston, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah
Charleston and st. Louis, where they com.
pleted arrangements for the examination Of
candidates for appointments to Office in the
respective customhouses in those cities.
Senator Window, chairman of the select
committee on transportation, has returned
to Washington. He IS now engaged In
working up the general statistics, and is
making arrangements for perfecting the
programme of the committee. A general
meeting will be held here in August or Sep
tember when it will be determined how
far the visits Of the members of the COM
mittee shall extend. Senator Window will
first visit certain localities, including Philas
delphia New York, Albany, Boston, Buffalo
and Montreal, to ascertain the best sources
of commercial and transit information 80
that the other members may i ave starting
points for more particular inquiry.
letter was received to-day from the
committee of the New York Leg ela.Ire
saying that it would afford them pleasure to-
meet the Senate committee, at whatever
time it might be named, to consider and
exchange views on the subjects of investi'
CATION The business of the committee,
thus tar, has progressed satisfactorily and
much valuable information from al. sources
has been accumulated.
A special from Austin, Texas, says that
the grasshoppers in that section are devas-
tating vegetation. They are moving north
ward, and threaten Missouri. Illinois. Kan
sas and Nebraska.
The Russian mission has been rendered
to Governor Jewell, of Connecticut.
Surgeon Charles Syter has been ordered
to the Department of the South.
General Sherman leaves tonight to at
tend General Canby's funeral.
Secretaries Fish and DelanO were absent
from tOday's Cabinet meeting.
Only ten of the twenty collectors have
filed bonds. In these districts the assessors
retain their positions until the first OF June.
Where bonds have been given tha Asses
sora were relieved 10 day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
Newspaper Material for Sale.

Persons contemplating publishing coun
try paper have a good opportunity of, r d
them OF purchasing the necessary mate
rial. The Herald office. Including its tyle,
cases. stands, presses. good will. ETC., is
offered for sale on reasonable terms by its
publisher. The Herald was established
three or four months ago. as literary,
political and fashion paper. and while the
health of the chief editor remained good,
it was in really dourishing condition.
The value of the concern now remains in
the materials which are offered for sale.
Further particulars may be learned by
applying at the Herald office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
FOREIGN.

The khivnn War-No Late News-Sformy
Times In the French Assembly - At
tempt to Overthrow Thiers-The Shah
of Persia at Mosc0w-SessiOn Of the
Prussian Diet CI0sed-A New Journal
in Havana More Trouble for the
Dutch In Sumatra-An English Embas-
sador to Spain Captured by the Carr
Iists-Fire in POrt.au.Pr rince- = ,OOO,s
900 Loss.
LONDON, May 20. - Reuters telegram
saws there is no truth in the report Of the
capture of Khiva. There Ia much uneasis
ness at st. Petersburg, on account of the
lack of news from the Khivan expeditions
Two expeditions have been detained by
snow. The rendezvous was several hum
dred miles distant from where the halt oce
Cured, and which was month after the
time specified for concentration.
Dispatches from Paris represent the pros
ceedings of the Assembly as stormy. The
members of the right openly declared their
desire to overthrow Theirs.
Mr.. Braalaugh, while on his way to Mado
rid, to present the English resolutions conc
graduating Spain on the establishment Of
a republic, was taken prisoner by the Car
lists, but was soon afterw ard released
A dispatch from Podaug announces that an
(0ONrINVRD ON EI0HTH PAQH.h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
Arrested.

Mr.. Melvin NJ. Cohen. Of the Picayuue,
was yesterday arrested by Special Officers
Smith and Harris. charged with shooting at
Governor Kellogg. He was arraigned be-
fore Judge Gernon. of the First Municipal
Court. and released ON $4,000 bail. Mr..
Cohen declares himself fully competent to
prove an aIibi, alleging that he was in the
Picayo1sc Office at the time the assault upon
the Governor was perpetrated. Mr.. Cohen
is gentleman whose character and antece-
dents are such as would lead one to pre-
sumo an error had been made by the Off
GERS, and though we know them to be iu-
dicious and sklllful, yet We hope, in this
case. they have made . mistake in their
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
The Case Of MIR. Tunper.

Mr.. T. Tupper, of the firm of Price, Hine
& Upper, the gentleman who recently
manufactured for himself some cheap Fu-
sion glory, by taking his steamboats, of the
line rather than convey Deputy Marshal
Deklyne up the Teche on government busl-
ness, has been presented by the grand jury
for willfully and unlawfully hindering and
obstrueting an officer Of the United States
in executing lawful process. He was ar
rested on capias, and arraigned before the
United States court at eleven o'clock yes
terday. He was released on $4,000 bonds to
appear for trial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
NEW YORK,

Emigrnnts Yesterday Mt
Castle Earden-Troubie Among tho
stockholders Of the Pacific Railroad
WeIies will Reply to Adnms-Fire i'm
Br00klyn-Train Declared Insane by a
Jury.-He Protests and is sent to
the Insane Asyium-Ahairs Of the Mu-
tual Bnnk-A London Newspaper Cor
respondent has Disc overed the Original
History of the DeIuge in NIneyeh-
D'keIly to be Tried in spain.
New YORK. May 20.-The Tammauy So
cietv elected Abram S. Hewitt grand
sachem.
Seven thousand eight hundred and fifty.
two immigrants landed at Castle Garden
yesterday.
GARNER challenges Daily for the chain.
pionship and billiard cue.
The Times publishes rumor that this
stockholders of the Pacific Railroad Com.
pany are about applying for receiver on the
ground that the funds of the company ara
being squan1ered.
Gideon Welles will reply to Adams eulogy
upon Seward, showing that Mr.. Lincoln
wanted Dayton, but Adams secured the st.
James mission through the urgent appeals
of Mr.. Seward.
Hawley's oil cloth factory and Simpsons
Japan factory at Brooklyn burned. Ths
fire is attributed to discharged workmen.
1uc jury III Cuo AIdiu
case for circulating indecent publications
returned verdict of not guilty, on account
of insanity. DR.. Cross testified that this
insanity continues, and Train must be put
in an asylum.
Train replied, excitedly' '.f protest
against the proceedings here. have been
five months in Jail without being granted a
trial." Then, addressing Judge Davis, he
said: ''Before leave here move your imo
peachment in the name of the people,
Judge Davis ordered him to sit down.
and an order was made out to send Train
to the State .unatic Asy lum.
Arrived-Mahattan. Arrived ou:-fsmai.
liza, Victoria, CITY OF Montreal. Egypt,
Rhein and Java.
The Mutual Bank, organized four vears
ago. ia winding up its affairs, the officers
being of the opinion that the present unre'
munerative character of mercantile puro
suits do not warrant continuation of busie
ness. All the debts and deposits are being
paid in full.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

WHOLE NUMBER 1877.

ernor Kellogg, and l do not believe that
any influential colored men are in favor of
a new election because Governor Kellogg is
personally distasteful to them.
Many other good speeches followed,
Captain Barrett, Colonel Lewis, Mr.. Per.
kins and Mr.. Blossom Ia personal friend
of Mr. Carpenter's). taking part in the de-
bate, which lost none of its animation to
the end, and was as harmonious as it was
able and we'll sustained. Long as this re-
port is, it covers little more than halt the
ground gone over in this noteworthy inter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
Restored Amenities.

The Ohio and Kanawha canal has been
recently interviewed by Senators Bayard
and Casserly. and correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch says:
Rarely have two such representative men
outside Of the late Confederacy been more
cordially received by Nirginians of all
classes than these two gentlemen, arising
from a sense Of those constitutional princi-
Piles which thread their public careers in
the Senate of the United States and their
profound sympathies for this State. Long
may the senatorial robes OF Delaware and
California be so worthily worn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

The Franklin San is evidently unfr;endly
TO the Metropolitans. I. says:
These miserable hireling. all don't seem
to consider how despicabIe and execrable
is the work in which they are engaged of
humilatiating and subiecting their fellow.
citizens to despotism odious to American
freemen. Its long lane that has no turn.
But this is ditfecen. tune from that
sung a few weeks ago. when they were
preparing to make mincemeat OF the
Metropolitans as soon as they caught sight
Of them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
General Foster and Colonel Williamson .

General J. 7. Foster. the new minister to
Mexico. made trip down the river yester.
day. in company with u few select friends.
on the towboat Rio Grande. The United
States steamship Canandaigus is lying Off
the passes. waiting 20 take General Foster
to Mexico. The General. meantime, pro.
poses to remain few days longer in our
city: at any rate until Colonel Williamson
is ready to Join him. when they will both
proceed to their new posts Of duty by the
same conveyance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Not to be outdone by the Germans, the
Hibernian citizens Of several Western towns
demand that the Irish language be taught
in the public SCHOOLS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21
B Y TELE RAPH.
THE GRAssHoppERs DEVASTATING TEXAS
ARMIES OF EMIGRANTs ARRIVING
WELLES WILL REPLY TO ADAMS
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN INSANE
PLACED INALUNATIC ASYLUM

The PACIFIC RAILROAD IRREGULARITIES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-21

Tennessee Cotton Crop a Failure
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THE NATCaEz TO RUN ON TIME
EXPEDITION UP THE YELLOW STONE
STORMY TIMES IN FRENCH ASSEMBLY
OVERTHROW PROBABLE
WASHINGTON.

MORE WAR IN SUMATR
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(QQHrlsUBp ON EIQHra RAaE.1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

VARIANTS An extended presentent n this phase OF the
subject Ssyinis HanLet physical, and spiritual
Is atmosphere was that OF man OF action and
Oi every SITUATION lie was not princey In bearing He
was not detected with the profound Of despair
INK heart There was nothing In his sonl Ger which bis
melancholy sat on brood He met the specter
with most cODmendable nrmnesa and he turned M.
back upon that phantom with easy grace and an adj
mirabe reserve OF nervous force. His mind received
wrench craze no abiding shock. His insanity was a
total slmulation-though wherefore such giant OF re-
and audacy should simulate anythingor hesitate
clear the palace Of EsDore and ali tho lands and tene
ments pertaining TO the same, there visible rea
sou. His siuuous conduct in way resulted
from inCeTtituie, but seemed the natural
OutgrOwth OF innate bent towards
dupcity His soDOquy suicide though IL was
very line rheieaGal Osercsea very striking effort In
delivery and gesticulatOD, animated. descriptive, pic
tOral and neatseened about relevant 10 tho state
Of bis mind bref discourse might have BEEN on ths
quality OF yellow turnips the price Of pork He was
not in the least loyable; he was not in the
least pathetic; he lived without inspiring
sympathy and no died without lcausing sorrow.
He the type Of robust and rather
bad man, pursuing with ssary and tedious ndi
rectness direct purpose OF revenge His behavior In
the play scene was at one parliamentary after the
great cmax-that Of sardonic comicalty and neither
delirous nor affecting with ODhetiq he rimaced with
firm, and airy. gentleman more
competent 90 conduct his own affairs than
salyin's Hamlet could not possibly DO con
ceiyed. This may be all highland we dare say
It is--as an Italian ideal OF the Melancholy Dance but
venture TO think, without the least dsrespeot 10
Sllyin that person who has studied Hamlet through
the original text will accept IT, for single moment
the Hanet Of Shakespeare. And hero touch upon
the explanation OF the performance The Italian
version OF Shakespearos tragedy wrctched raveste
It altogether tho meaning Of Shakespeare, and
sayin IL TO the Italian version. Tie tragedy was
shabbny set upon the stage. The performance most
truly Shakspearean the 0pheiia Of Signora Pa
mOnti, who was very lovely, In light wig and white
and blue raiment, and who cyinced the tenderest
womanhood aud sweetest fancy. TIE effect of salynis
Hamlet upon his In America need not, we tlDk.
be regarded az momentous lie has wrought greatly
with the ideal afforded TO him; and IL Is no dscredt to
an actor that he fails to realize a character set
within his grasp. Hamlet viii be repeated on saturday
night.
MR.. Bellows READINGS.
The first OF Mr. j. ". BeAew'5 new series
Of readings given last night at the Church Of tia
Discplcs Madson-aye. M. Bellew warmly greeted
by large audience. His reading Of his usual adj
miraHe characters the programme justly balanced.
and comprised selections from the works Of Shakespeare
SOuthey Dickens, Adelaide Proctor, j. l. IrOwbridge.
Bret llarte, and other authors.