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The food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re.cooked in the stomach before II can
DO applied TO the nouEishment OF the body. As
1 means Of facilitating this second cooking. in
" performed, Hostettcr's stomSeh Blttefs 10 In
valuable, II prpmo rs the generation OF heat ID
the living laboratory IN which the crude mater.
iAls for building up and recruiting the human
frame are turned into convertible Ailment But
this % not all. Itaets bcneacialy upon the cell.
ular membrane which secretes the gastric Juice,
upon the liver, which produces that natural lax-
alive, the bile, upon the vessels which receive
tho. digested food, and upon the absorbents
which connect tho digestive organs with the
complex machinery 70 out OF order the BItters
will set It right, thus promoting vigorous diges,
ton, healthy secretion, and the prodn etion OF
pure, rich, DEMONSTRATING blood. - .d&w6
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ALE people would undoubtedly prefer q fac
head Of hair grown upon their own heads, 70 be
Ing bald, or wearing false hair, and 1t has been
tho study Of many Of our learned men 70 ind q
remedy tofestore The hair when 4 has ALLEN out,
and rcnewib color amer It has become graz,
Such afemedy has bteniound and .iBsnow Of
fefed 10 the world under the name Of Halls
Vegetable SicihAn Hair Remover; and, to verify
this Abatement, read tho following:
This 10 to certify that was very bald In fact,
my head was perfectly smooth; and It Is com.
mon In my family TO grow bald early in life.
have now used four bottles Of Halls Vegetable
SicilIan Hair Remover; aud the hair has grown
cut al over my head, and 10 now Q natural
brown. hartley CoNLoN.
sctPIo, JENNINGS Co.. IND,
20 May %. 1865.
y Personally appeared before me BARLEY Conlon.
and upon oath, says the above statement Ia true.
q d&w n q. BUTLER, Notary Public.
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Facts for the People.

As the virtues OF medicines can only DO aseer.
ed that many OF the Drugs still prescribed By
some physieiars should retain place In our Ma
teriA Medica. AS an instance oil this, that vile
drug, BalSam Copabia, furnishes an example.
About tho year 1870, The spaniards II The Isllnd
Of San Domingo, having become afflicted With
certain complaints, Thought accordlng 70 he
prevailing notion at that lime, that the remedy
might DO found where the disease originated.
Under this impression, Balsam CopabiA came
into use, but never has 0 pauseaing drug done
OF the disease TO more dreadful state than the
original, bat It ruins the tone ftthe stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia In It's worst forms. To
avoid this drug and It's effects the SAMARI-
TAN'S GIFT, % purely Vegetable Remedy, Ia
within the reach OF all. Only ten pills TO be
taken, and will cure every time 10 from two 10
four days. Male packages, 81; female, %;
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schenck,sl. Mandrake rims.

These pills are Z composed exclusively Of
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
.tirely supersede The use Of mercury, do
not leave any of It's injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases Of derange,
ment resulting from disordered stateof
that organ. Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fever, &C., &C.. all succumb 70
the free use OF Schenck's Mandrake Pills
For sale by all Druggish'and Dealers. s
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Travclers'. Register.

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National Republican., 1873-03-05
BRUTAL ASSAULT.
A Mss CraIed with IIauor Strikes Ills win
with an Axc-Thc Woman Fatally In
Jared.

A NIss crared with I.Iauor Strike. Ills win
with nm Axc-Thc Woman Fatally In
jared.
Yesterday, about l:sO o'clock, q man entered
police headquarters In a yey excited manner.
and bearing in his hand an old axe covered with
blood; On approacning the oincer on duty he
stated that he had Killed his wife, and had come
TO give himself NJ. The actions Of the man In
dicsted that something was wrong with him,
and moreover the statement that he had made
had threatened to take his life, Tor which he had
killed her, caused the oficer 10 detain him until
further Information could he galned.
dispatch was sent TO the First police precinct
station making inquiries, and dispatch was re-
ceived In reply stating that q man named John
Brady had struck q woman named Mary Thorn,
head with the blunt end OF an old axe, and that
she had received severe wounds, and was lying
IL . critical condition. THIS being sufficient
Brady was locked up, and 10 the sfternoon sent
to the Police Court, where he was committed TO
jail by Judge Shell to await the result Of her In
nhes The particulars Of the case are about a.
| follovG
DIady and this woman, who have been living
together as man and wife for some years, are
| strongly addicted TO drink, and not unfrequenty
| have had Nights, which would have resulted sert'
ously but for the interference OF the neigh5ors
| beastly state OF intoxlcation and was very
abusise OF his wife. He retired TO his bed abou
Y o'clock, but soon after got UP and running Z
/ the window OF his room, which IL on the secont
| door OF the buildlnR, jumped out and started FOL
the station house In perfectly mule state.
The ofiicers locked him up until morning. Al
he showed every symptom OF mania potu. Won'
| was sent to his wife. who brought him clothes
| and he was allowed to return 10 his home
| Nothing further occurred until Monday night
| when he struck his wife, a. above stated, viii
an axe, and Immediately after committing tn,
deed left the premises. Onicer King was In
formed OF the affair, and Dr. Mcwilllams wa
summoned, who rendered surgical aid and pro
I. | ran int aH ha xsn IN ha dan
Rerous. Up 10 late hour last night she wa
still living, but with little hopes OF her recovery
The cause assigned BY the ofiicer for the ras
mania pOtu at the time.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
NOTES OF THE DAY.

ALOrIsASA operator makes soap out Of cotton
BoRDEArI exports I,sOO,OOO casks Of wine
annually.
BuTTiLo shipped over I,OOO,OOO pounds Of
cheese last year.
GERMANY will expend sSI,OOo, 900 In reviewing
and completing her system Of fortresses.
The Massachusetts, Legislature Is asked TO ap-
propriate s., 1000 to maintain the Agassik Mus
cum OF Natural History at Cambridge.
GESIrs In Lawrence, Kansas, says he has
discovered a process BY which he can make
twenty-five pounds OF sugar ont OF bushel OF
corn.
SEVEN great windmiils, each OF twenty horse
noWeT are 10 ne sent from Syracuse, N, y, to
he Caribbean island OF omba, to crush gold
quartz.
THERE Is ship now sailing from Holland
which was built In iGb3. She passed the Cape OF
Good Hope. In October, 1884, being at that time
2l4 years old.
our in Kansas butter Ia selling at eleven cents
a pound, and eggs at the same price per dozen.
Won't some one take that butter by the hair and
drag II this way7
Youso lady, (who Is tired OF his company;)
"You Aint q bit nervous, are you, Mr.. POetf All
my gentlemen acqualnlances start when It
strikes twelve"
TuE trade organizations OF New YORK, now
preparing for a general strike, would do well 10
look across the water at the starving women and
children In Wales and the freezing women and
children in London.
TIE druggists Of Springfield have Q curious
practice Of throwing cologne water over their
lady patrons by means OF yaporiIer. The
Springfield bellies take very kindly " the odor-
Gus shower, but country girl who was thus
oompllmented the other day did not compre-
hend the matter In that light She thought the
clerk was trying TO stupefy her with ehlorolorm,
and ran screaming Into the street, She after
wards appeared with q lawyer, and the poor
clerk was In danger OF lawsuit but nnally paei-
ned the damsel by explaining this novel "court-
eGy OF the trade" That clerk won't waste
cologne on country girls any more.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tho Frnnd. on tho nank Of RnsIand.

Tho Frauds on tho Bank Of England.
LONDON, March t.-Reported frauds on the
Bank Of England amount to tl00O,000, and
OF this amount $3.50 900 was drawn upon Jay
Cooke, NcCu.loch Co., tsOo,oo upon the Roths-
chdA, and a large amount exact ngures un-
known, upon the Barings some Of these houses
are said TO be making strenuous efforts TO sup
press the details OF the transaction.
Il Ia stated, upon what appears TO be good au-
thority, that one Of the members OF the house Of
Rothschilds went 10 Newgate to-day and had
an Interview with Noyea, the alleged accomplice
OF the swlndlers, and startling revelations con-
cerninR their operations were made, the nature
OF which IL kept secret for the present.
THE GREAT BANK FRAUD.
LONDON, March A-Eyenlng. The circum-
stances Of the fraud on the Bank Of Engiand re.
main mystery. Noyes, clerk or epnfederate OF
the forgefs, now under arrest, isNanative OF the
United States lie protests his lnnocence, but
doubtless knows more than he IL willing 70 tell
at present. Astonlshmont Is expressed that the
extent Of the transactions did not arouse the
suspicious Of the bank oncials; but II seems thai
the operators represented that they were inter
ested In tho Introduction Of American palace
cars on British railways and were arranging fol
their manufacture on q scale which required TIT
employment Of large amount Of funis.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
Ana,Ler Prizr.1lght Rirzls.

ColLIKHs W. Va, March I-Barney Camp
bell, OF Wllksbarre, Pa, and Harry Hicken, Of
Philadelphia, and seconds, with q large party Of
roughs, Allghted here al ah early hour this morn
ing. and after stalking out'A ring and choosing 4
referee, the men shook hands and Immediately
proceeded TO hammer each other. Thlrty-slN
rounds were fought. IIlcken was fought down
the INST ave rounds. In the sixth round Camp
bell was thrown. in the eighth Hlcken was
fought down, also In the ninth and tenth
rounds. In the twelfth round Hicken had
the hest OF the lighting, but Campbell again
took the lead on the thirteenth round. In the
fourteenth round Campbell knocked Hicken
down, and the latter had the best Of Il In the
fifteenth round. Up TO the twentieth round
Hicken did not show q mark, while Campbell
was blown profusely, and his head showed man
sard architecture. Thlrty-six rounds were fought,
lasting one hour and ten minutes, when q most
unsatisfactory termination took place. seddons
and the notorious Ned 0Baldwin, got iuto q
quarrel, and In few minutes hundreds OF pis-
tolls were drawn, and after a promiscuous
nght, In which all present lndulged,
II was observed that the Irish giant had been
severely handled. The ring was pitched At $50
q. m, when Seddon's referee and OBaldwin's
second got into light, and the principals ske-
daddled. As there has been no decislon, the
nght will again take place two months hence.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
Personal.

-ParcM Nilsson Kellogg Busk Is the name
given TO an ipfant in Carlisle, Pa.
Oliver wendell Holmes, IT,, Ia preparing for
the nress new edition OF 'kents Commenta-
ries."
Bowen, the defeated party in the Jumel will
case, proposes to appeal to the United states
supreme Court.
Tho chicsgo Tribgns says Gen. Sheridan
intimates that he will put head on the indl-
yidual who next says he Is engaged.
Mr.. Nicholas Truebner, the celebrated pub
Usher Of London, who some months since was
distinguished by the Grand Duke Of Baden with
the o.der OF the Lion Of Zahringen, has recently
been decorated By the Emperor Of Germany with
the Order Of the Crown Of Prussia.
Mr.. Gladstone Ia rated thus for the wording
Of the Queens speech at the opening OF Parlla-
ment: at Is strange that accomplished and
scholastic statesmen should, year after year,
he pardoned If Il were composed BY a washer.
woman
Over a week ago, Lieut.. Gov. seAton placed
q, 800 In greenbacks In one OF his overcoat
pockets, forgot all about II, and Is now some
the same, as he has left the coat lying around In
oil sorts Of places IN q areckless manifestation
dpol1 Ssntfnsi.
ID. wemyss johnson has brought suit against
Daniel Drew In the Court Of Common Pleas to
recover ten thousand dollars, which plaintiff
claims was due him on Q contract to supply DreS
with certain Information regarding the late krlt
railway management to furnish several news
paper articles, the effect Of which would end In
the disruption Of the Ene ring.
| Public sentiment In Kentucky Is advancing
so rapidly that the editor Of the Louisville Cotr
| TRIBUNAL stands In imminent danger OF being
/ cut on from his sources Of inspiration. Hear hi
| piainti 'If a gentleman seeks TO take q DIT o.
| whisky and water In all Its length and breadth
he has TO lmblbe u out Of demiJohn dlsguiset
as q baby, and bid In q barrel marked sugar
He now pleads the baby act every hour In TIT
| day.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
The Trial NJ Rxan.

HAKRIsBuRd, Pa, March t.-Ryans' trial was
a. evidence the different receipts Of Treasurer
Mackey for various sums paid by Evans; also,
letter from Evans, dated August 70, 1871, 10
MAekey, relative TO the appointment and oolleo-
ton OF claims, concluding a. follows: 'Irhe
State has received every cent OF this less COM
pensation Of 10 per cent OF the amounts col
ected." Evans was next called and sworn, when
he proceeded 10 describe how the collections
were made, 4c. The court then adjourned to
this D. m
National Republican., 1873-03-05

Tonight will show the citizens Of Washing
ton VerJ near approach TO the late Inuch-lalked
Of carnival 10 the bal masque, which takes place
iu the Inauguration ballroom under the auspices
Of the general committee, The gentlemen CON.
posing the several committees are making every
possible endeavor to make II q success, and thus
the number Of tickets disposed u seems TO lndl-
cate such result The room Is one OF the finest
IN the country for the purpose, and the fancy
and grotesgue costumes 10 be worn will contrast
well with the beautiful decorations. The ball
will open at $50 O'Clock with q promenade con-
cert, aud at D dancing will begin.
Tickets can be procured at all the hotels and
bookstores, a. well Us at the ballroom, and A.
the price Ii low all should avail themselves Of
the opportunity for nights enjoyment.
Members OF the several committees viii please
and respond thereto.
National Republican., 1873-03-05

Yesterday afternoon Tom sorrell, colored, and
sOme OF his friends, entered the house OF Henry
johnson, hackman, on @ street, between Eley-
enth and Twelfth streets. The party was very
b0lsterous, bat johnson finally got them ont, and
shot At them as they were going away. Officers
Fisher, Duyall, and Hlnkle su0cceded In arrest
ing John Albert, Daniel Dugan, and Henry John
son, and carried them 10 the Central station, TO
await q hearing before the police court to-day.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
A Xaleama YIsIfar-

Police Sergeant Benjamin Y. Howard, an old
washlngtoniAn, and one OF the most eficient
onicers Of the Richmond police, is on q visit hero
70 attend the lnAngnratlon; Sergeant Howard 10
sociation for his many acts OF Kindness and at
tention during their pleasant visits 10 Richmond;
also, by the delegates Of the Washington Typo
graphical Union during the session OF the Inter
national Union, which met At Richmond last
June. The sergeant returns N Rlchmond on
Saturday evening.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
~. ~ G.hLart 4, C..

factured by Messrs. W. Y. Gebhart 4 Co., corner
Thirteen-and-A-half and 4 streets northwest,
this city, and recently placed upon the "NernOn
Row" building, corner Of Tenth street and Penn
sylyania avenue, the RKPuBLcAS building, the
opera-house and several other buldlugs, is uni
yersally admired, and fully sustalna the reputa-
ton this nrm enjoys In the West. Our architects
and builders have given Messrs. Gebhart A Co.
q generous welcome by adopting their work,
which 50 fully meuts their Endorsements. We
heartily welcome this important aud valuable
National Republican., 1873-03-05
sall 70 R.es,er thai 81 900.

ToFKKA. March Al. q. Page brOught suit IN
he district court here Today against Governor
Treasurer Hayes, and Colonel YorEe Tor the re.
coyery OF $1,000 procureu-b by the latter from
senator POmeroy. The sheriff found the money
In the State treasurer's safe and took charge Of
Il. Defendants subsequently gave bonds for the
money under the statute, and the historic pack
ages were restored TO them.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
Okio aoeiahIe.

Notwlthstandins the attraction OF the In.
Republican Association at Masonic Temple
last night was largely attended. The
sons and daughters Of the Buckeye State
event. as II proves that their popularity as hosts
heretofore noticeable Ia still on the increase.
Among the guests were 4 number OF dis
tinguished ladies and gentlemen, bat 4 want OF
space forbids further mention.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
WEATHER PROBABILITIES TO-DAY.

For wednesday, the barometer continue rislng
In New England, with clear weather, northwest
winds, barking TO west, with falling aud station
cry temperature. For Middle states, winds back
ing TO west and southwest, with riAlng tempera-
ture and pleasant weather. For the South At
lAntio and Gulf States, easterly winds and rising
temperature; cloudy weather on the Western
Gulf coast. For the Ohio valley and lake region
and Westward 10 the Missouri, falling bafom-
eter, southerly winds, rising temperature, and
Increasing clOudlness.
Special Tor Washlngton.-Wes winds and
low Temperature In the morning, followed BY
southwest winds aud decidedly warmer tempera.
ture "Wednesday afternoon aud evening.
CautionaTy signals continue at Norfolk, Cape
May, New York, New London, Boston, and Port
land, Ne.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
FOREIGN AND HOME INTELLIGENCE.

Tho Frauds on tho Bank or England
Amount to ss,0o0,OO0 = Tho Suit
Against General Fremont and Whers-
Speech of President Thiers-A Prize
nEht In West virainia-It il Drohcn MP
In tho Usual way-The National Rail-
road Bill Defeated 10 the New Jersey
Legislature.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
A RalI.hi, u.u.,.

II gives us great pleasure To direct the atten-
tion Of the thousands Of strangers now AZ the
national capital 20 the extensive and reliable
clothing house Of A. Saks CO., No. ais Seventh
street. We do this with the more earnestness
because we know they can there nnd q more
magnificent assortment Of ready made clothing
Of everr description, manufactured from nrst-
class materials, IN accordance with the very
latest styles, OF superior workmanship and finish,
and because they sell at reasonable prices. Gen.
goods, nne dress shirts, heavy or lignt oyercoals
should not fall to see Saks Co., and while doing
so should call and inspect their merchant taIls
oring department, on the second noor, which IL
cloths, casslmeres, vestings, and suitings Of
French and English fabrics, for spring and sum
mer wear. saks Co. have most enyiAble rep
ready-made clothing, and furnish suits to orier
tor gentiemen from all parts Of the rnion.- :
National Republican., 1873-03-05
srrxcn or PREsfprYT ruTvps,
hPAIN.
Bill Cenvolina the Constituent Assembly
and Abollshipa Slavery

MADRID, March 4.-Iu the Assembly to-day
Pigueros, president Of the Ministry, submitted
bill convoking the Constituent Coftes on the lat
OF May; ordering elections for members In Spain
and Porto Rico on the 10Th OF April, all male cit
Lens OF the age Of twenty years to be entitled TO
vote; dissolvlng the present Assembly after II
has voted the budget; the abolition OF slavery;
the armament Of volunteers, and providing that
In the interim permanent committee shall sit,
aud as soon a. the Cortes meets the committee
and Ministry shall resign.
TietuAn, Minister OF Finance, presented q bill
autorizing the sale of the Crown property.
LarnI introduced q bill extending the opera
ton Of the banking, Judiciary, registration and
mortgage laws OF Spain to the colonies,
National Republican., 1873-03-05
Peacn NnaolIalIan. u,,h lha nI.dan..

SAN fRAScI 90. March 4.-The peace eomni =
sioners met yesterday, and considered the differ
ent propositions for negotiations with the Mo
docs In secret session. Mr.. Meacham thought
them fair and honorable, Case and Applegate
opposed anything short Of nm unconditional sur
render. After the session the Indians called on
Mr.. Meacham, who distinctly stated the terms
10 them. General Candy promised them food,
clothing, protection and Amnesty.
ApplegAte sent In his resignation a. q COM
missioner, 10 take e1cct as soon as the war IL
GlOeel. Steele and Riddle started for Captain
Jacks camp to-day.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
FRANCE.

The Memphis and Ei Pnso nailread suit.
NEW YoRk, March s.--A London special says
the case OF the Memphis and Rl Paso railroad
bonda hes been set down for trial before the
criminal tribunal Of Paris on Marcn Z. General
Fremont and aix others have been arraigncd on
change OF swlndling BY the sale Of fraudulent
and worthless bonds TO the extent Of t,ooo, 900.
Exposures not unlike those which have charac-
terized the credit moblller Investigation are ex-
pected. General Fremont has been cited 70
appear, hut answers that he cannot 20 to Paris
In time.
srxxcu or PRESIDENT TufIRs.
PARIS, March t.-Prcsident Thiers made
great speech In the Assembly to-day. He reaf.
hrmed his determination TO maintain the pact Of
Bordeaux. The preamble OF the constitutional
project declaring that the Assembly reserves
TO Itself constituent power was adopted by tht
Chamber by 40 TO I've.
Fremont In the Memphis and n Paso railway
case now before court here.
| PERE HYACNTHE.
Three hundred liberal Catholics have united II
an address TO Pere Ilyaclnthe, urging him to re
sumo the pulpit at Oeneya. The father hai
made favorable reply, saying ho u willing u
/ preach to those who are resolved not to sur
render TO either ultramoutanians or unbelief.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
GER MANY.

Dinner In Honor Of President Grants Inau-
guratisn.
Bra IN, March I, midnlght.-A bTilllant dinner
was gwen tonight at the American legation In
honor Of the Inauguration Of President Grant.
Mr.. Bancroft presided. Al his right sat Prince
Bismarck. The diplomatic corps was well rep
resented by the principal members. Among the
distinguished guests were Councillor Philipaborn
and Herr Guelst, director OF universities.
toast to the President OF the United States was
offered by Prince Bismarck, aud Mr.. Bancroft
gave the health OF the German Emperor.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
Wilt % PresIdent d.rnnt

Mr.. William Dickson called on President Grant
yesterday In reference TO q visit from the poltl.
cal organizations now In Washington, and the
President slgnined his willingness 10 see them
viii form and march In body to the Executive
Mansion.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
Robbery.

A man giving his name as Henry johnson was
arrested last night aud locked up at police head
al the baltimore and Ohio railroad depot on 9Iqb
In money, check for 800 and gold watch.