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National Republican., 1873-02-10
MEDICAL.
Baltimore Lock Hospital

DIR. JOHNSTON,
Physician Of this celebrated Institution. discovered
nS Mhsn u the Great hHspltSls Of Enr3ps IiL; Eng
speedy, pleasant and effectual remedy In the world
ExCEssEs or ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
weAknerA OF the back Qr Limbs, strctures, affection
fmpStency. deneraI Debility, NsrYonshess, Dyspep.
siA, Ianglor, Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas Pal
81 ssf II Ss Rs FSrss q s
skin. AFFECTIONS q the Liver. Lunss, stomach 9T ~
more fstsi . iSsIE victims t5aa tis sSqE q tls
TiAge, Sc.. impOisible-d both Body aud
YOUNG MEN
especially who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice thai dreadful and destructlve habit which an
naaly Sweeps 70 an Intin,sS sfays thoSSS1ds q
ntsct Who nSI I % have @ stsn
ing senAtes with the thunderS Of eloguence, oI
waksd to ecstasy the living Tyre, may call with full
T6ese are some Of the sad and melancholy effect,
RsSs of ahe Bach ad InS. PSns II hs ss
Dimneaa q SIGHT Losa Of Museglar Power, pplpita
sR a nS sa hSs sTSSf unsons
z eS2 ssets 81 tho mind ar
much much e be dIssded Loss of Memory. C2niasi9n Q
. SSsSty, oad q so taSS ASSa f%
atty &c. a" some & tsRiIay taf fyils produced
R sss 81 PFS
GSTS EbbsG bsGg
any other disgali,sstiSP .i sPssdlly Tslisysd.
The many tho1sands cured at this esta a6lishmen
within the last twenty years and the humorous in
tton. Winesssd BY the % rcpresentatSea q Tie Tie Prea
and p SS efSss fScSs e Gl Seeb hass
cient guarantee to the afflicted
once, I south Frederick street, baltimore
nova nIRrYlnnd.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
DRorosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CHIEF COMMIssAnY or SUnsIqTFNCF,J i
,., DErAnrNEST OF THE MISSOURI, I

u
DEPARTMENT OF TUE MISSOURI
. fonT LEANENwORIH, KAN, Jan. ~, lsia J
4, ncacd irnl9ealH, ~ duplicate, viii be received at
!hls Ylhge until u O'Clock, m February 9 isla for
iurnishing the snbss ence DEPARTMENT United
states Ary, Fort LoaNenworth, Kan, with the fol.
iOwtng named articles!
bO,up0 pounds Bacon, clear slider city trimmed in
lonlUOO pounds xxx Flour. from fall wheat, In
square single aud double sacks, containing itO
lined barrels
1900 pounds Bcans 1000 pounds Rice, aud aO,00O
pounds Salt, In barrels well cOopereI and full head.
lined, and In square double Eacks, containing loo
3I0oj pounds Green Rio Coffee, in original sacks
net.
gg0 pounds brown Sugar. equal 10 Stewsrt's
&C." In wrll-cuOpcred, ull.hcadlined barrels and
IN HlnarG double sacks, containing lOO pounds net
IN barrels and hai'blrrols. full iron .hooped aud
DOpuunda Aiamantinc Candles and % 900 rounds
EttTa Family SOAP, In boxes, well strapped With Iron
or hickory,
Bidders will state what quantity Of each article lid
for they Will furnish aud when they will deliver the
used must be new.
samples must Dc furnished Of all the articles e1
cert bacon.
blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
apICati1r to this office, well az By the purciAs
ing cummisaariCB In st. Louis and Chicago,
NJ r. MORGAN,
nafN No
National Republican., 1873-02-10
pROPOsALs FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.
OrrIcE op AssIsTASr ouARrERMAsrEnG GENERAL

OffICE or ASSISTANT QuAnTERMAsTEn GENERAL
HOUSTON ST., CORNER OF UREENE, \
NEW HORk CITY. January ~, ls18 }
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofice
until u o'clock m, on THURSDAY, the ath day Of
February, 1873, for furnishing the Quarternaster'l
Delartnient Of the United States army In New
York city with twenty .fiye (25l
ARTILLERY HORSES.
said hOrfei must he bays, sound in all particulars,
well broken. in good flesh and condition, from sil
TO eight years old not less than lbS hands high and
each horse to wetgh not less ! 100 pounds.
The horses Will be subject to rigid Inspection by
an 0thcer Of artillery, and none rejected by him will
be received The whole number must be delivered
within nfteen days from date Of contract,
The right u reserved To reject any or all bids.
Satisfactory guarantees for the faithful perform.
ance Of the contract must accompany all bids
PROPOSALS be indorsed Proposals for Artillery
HOrses," and addressed to the undersigned,
RUFUS INGALLS,,
colonel ana Assistant OunttermAster General,
Jan2i BreYet Major General United States Army
National Republican., 1873-02-10

STEWART VAN YIIET,
ster deneral, Breyet Maior
n Army, Chief QuartermAsler
~ Janis
National Republican., 1873-02-10
DROPOSALs FOR THE ERECTION OF A
L NEW SCHOOLHOUsE.

GEORGETOwS, d, C., Feb T. IsTa
Proposals viii be received until i2 o'clock H. Feb.
pcrt0nuirS the o ;rcquired In the erection and
complexion Of Public School building for ueOTge,
town, u, a., IN strict accordance with PLANS and
specihcatOns tTt can be seen at the once Of Adolf
Iluss, arcf tuct, corner Of Fifteenth and streets
Washington, where full Information can be oh,
taincd A. the appnlntcl lime the prUpC ais will be
opcI cd la tho Architects Onicc,in prc zee Of any
BIDDER choosing TO be prescut, aud an award made
as soon as practicable thercaf -.
The trgstocs reserve the right to reject any or all
bids, " they mud suihcient reasons Tor doing 80.
lhe proposals., To he considered. must bc msde by
iling out the printed blanks on hand at the Archi
tccts Oincc, anu they should he tnclOHcd I'm scaled
enyclSe, indorsrd Proposals for the erection Of
Public school building Tor HeOrgGtUMl ID. O., and
addressed TO the underuigned.
A. HYDE,
President Board of Trustees Of Public schools
GeOrgetOwn, u. &.
Address; e banking House Of Riggs L Co. Wash
ingtOn ID. O." tStarl fela-eIN
National Republican., 1873-02-10
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosi iLs ron QUARTERMAsTERS SUP,
Il PLIES

QrAnrEnMA5rEn's OFrIcE.
rr,r,..,. WEsf PPtNT. N T. January N i5,17' !,
received Rt tIia once until II m on the 18Th day
March. is'o, for the following Quartcrmasters SuG
igNO bufhels Of state Oai.
- tons Imuiuy Hay,
y tons hsudthIash'i alras
IL, lgtns Mildilngs
BIDDER , mn,t,t,ic, sgylF9te.y lh Eres at whlsl
nnssa aSiSF 6h iSs S aSn ~ Il y foH ffh Sa SGG g
delivered o" or before the y Mapy Z, RRgitiA IL
Lieutenant rrurfb ArtIl.ry. SsasiSIt tiIibI Duaf,
tgrmastcr United statfs Army. iclO
DROPosALS FOR SUPPLIES.
.HEADouAnrEns DEPARTMENT or TExAs.,
OffieE FGEyh4siSg S0HNish or suI,sislIScE, /
Sealed pF5po5l SAs Gcste ESSs S shP apy T Of 1
& a&dyeritenet attached VIII be received I'M. ofiiee
4clgck ~, on TIfuRsbAY ,hrril liIsa, fdr me de
and FGris Ills, brown, ClsrR G6ncho, Davis Dun
SrI.6I ca9 Gril9 sMsi9tosf MeksS,t oHiiIHan. hsh
sill' IRbisg bn TGIgi,9}gy, u such quantities Of
MuLLQN SHEEP.
sbRSMEAL,
hbiSi&NTISE CANDLES.
BACON, Clear sdesJ
SfkkEEa SfkEaH1RG a'1G
as may bn required by the Acting C0mmlssariea Of
Sns1,tcncc az those i"su, from July l. ls'5 70 June
Of NubsiHtrncp may direct
ndS foT fresE Bsef and Mutton will state the price
per pound, net, both on the hoof aud block.
blnhk forms for proposals. printed conditions a. to
manner Of delivery, payment, kind Of packages,
qualty 81 stores required, etc, will be furnished on
Application TO the undersigned, or the Acting Com.
missares Of Subsistence at any OF the posts named
Samples Of all articles, except meats, must accom-.
easily huntihCd
DyOrdcr Of the Department Commander
SAMUEL 4. CUSHING,
National Republican., 1873-02-10

Toproyide means for this maIyninccnt Concert, one
dundrrd thousand tickets only will be issued large
uOrtlon u which are already sold,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets fl0 halves Is, and quarters S26O
Eleven whole tickets for klUO. No discount on less
than 4l0O orders, Nothing could be more appropri
ate for presents than tickets 10 this banquet OF wealth
or moro likely to produce grander satisfactory re
suts The object IL this third Ulft Concert Is the
enlargement aud endowment OF the Public Library
q Kentucky, which, by the special act authorizing
the Concert for ta benefit Is to be forever free to all
citizens e every state This Concert will be con-
and full PARTICULARS OF the mode Of drawing the gifts
and paying them and everything necessary to a
thorough understanding OF the scheme, from begin.
ming to end are now publishcd IN the form Of cir.
who apply. The entire manasement Of this under.
THOMAS Z. BRAMLETTE, late Governor q Ken,
the 0ln Concert should be Addressed,
Il, 4. DUHRETT, President.
w HALDEMAN, Vice President.
JOHN 4. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library Of Ky.
EARMERs' AND DBOy yERS, DANK, ,,Freasui er.
Tickets are now ready for sale and al orders for
them, or applications for agencies, circulars, infOr
nation, Gc,. will meet with prompt attention when
addressed TO me as below directed.
THos. I. BRA6ttTTE, LOUISVILLE, n.y.,
Iana WGSAm Agent Puhlic Library Ky,
National Republican., 1873-02-10
CERTIFICATE.
pRoPosALsFoRAR ARMY TRANsPoRTA rIoN
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. or DAKOTA,l
A.. nffloi GnIEI QuARTERMAsIIH,

NJ PAUL MlSs, DCcomber "a, lS72. J
Sealed prupnHah Will br received at this Onro until
oolock M 9n tho l9ih day q February, lsis, for
the transportation OF Military supplies on Route No
aud honte In Montana, during The year C0mmCnc.
Ing April / ls,1, and Guiding March 81, is7L
Tue contractor may be required to transport sup.
plies 70 aud from points reasonable distance, not
exceeding 100 miles outside the limits Of the regular
routes, and bidders are requested to specify In their
proppsalH the rate At which such Transportation,
should u be required, will he performed to be stated
separately from rates for service within regular
lmitH OF route,
Proposals will be made In triplicate separate for
each rOute, and will be accompanied by bond In
the sum OF S5OO0 spneu by two or more ruspOnsible
PARTIES, guaranteeing that, in case a contract Il
awarded 10 the bidder he will execute same and iva
good and sufhcient h'uds for it's fullllmeut
Copy OF contract and blank form OF proposal car
be had on application TO the officers OF The Quarter
masters Department A. Chicago, Ill; st. Louis, Mo
E9ft feayenworih, Kan; omaha, Nebj Ogden
Sopy OF lhS form e contract and Of this Gdver
Pr0posAls will be endorsed on the wrapper "Pro
pqsals Ior Army ItanapOltatiln on Route -"
BY command OF Lieutenant General sheridan.
Deputy Or, Nj Gen, U, g. A, ohisf Or. MF' s. b.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
pRoPosALs FOR MAIL DAG LABELS.


Posr oFYIcE DEPARTMENT.
January ~, luiA I
Pns HoSdsh is y II sSGh S
titles aud at such times as may be ordered during
FH@ saa ifE r. s; 10 SfS Ss 2a 4's
Ink three hundred thousand, or more II more be
dEsSSh in S6s s9fs s iPs to ss
measuring six inchee aud half long. inch wide,
hSa SaP nS 10 hsS hsS u sqls
point three quarters Of an inch from one end Zach
The name Of such post once and Slate, 5r Of 'i saS6
SSS GT e S ssn n s6
order ana SlT0 have ave printed upon IT. in smaller let
once sample Of ths printing suitable iGT ir'Si saSiI
labels may be seen and examined In the Oiice Of the
bs delivered at this Department. BY the contractor al
his own expense IN such and At such times
price Sr each label fglS equal IN ali rsspScIs q lie tRs
Ths asSeptsd Sidacr % VII &c regsircd to enter into
contract with bond OF hye thousand dollars, aud
~ proPosal will be considered unless it be accom-
panied with guarantee, signed by two guar
aud certificate signed BY postmaster, In the fol
| The undersigned, residing al +, State Of
undertake that, II Inc foregoing bid Tor furnishing
master General the bidder Viii, Si.h tSS nS aSys aSS
after snSh aSssgtARce, enter into The REQUIRED con
inrnish such labels in the gnantltes and upon the
ment OF the Pos masteT General dated the twentieth
| OF January, lbIa
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at ---, State oi
I--., eertires, H1dsr Ne cath qf egics that he Il
acquainted with the above RuArantOrs, and knows
them TO be men OF property, aud able TO make good
| their guarantee,
Proposals. should he incloGed in a scaled envelope
indOrsed distinctly, Proposals for Mail Bag Labels
| and DO Addressed 10 the Second Assistant Post
master General, Washington, u, q.
The proposals received win be Opencd read and
verified the hrst day Of March, 1873 at u O'Clock n
| IN the oihce Of the SECOND Assistant Postmaster
General JNO. 4. J. CRESN ELL,
laneOM MtW Postmaster tiCurTal
National Republican., 1873-02-10
RAILROADS.
lITAsIIINGToN AND OHIO RAILROAD

MA
IA and After October :, lsa Tie trains on tb. rcd
The mali train Wi leave AIe1aLuris daily. ,IsgI'
and HdnfhhSi hiSitsa q ii Ri b 'fs Syc "i at5h fiSaf y q
m. aud Loeeburs at u 81 T. H., aud arrive ~ Altt.
| T6e accumulation train will lc,yg Ne1sgdr
Gaf!y Gay a y SlfS m os2a nG fI d '' y m a. ' sS
| arrive q Alexandria a. sllb z, NJ ,...,,....-
! train frun Hamilton connect o. uaniucu With
KellHs daiiy liHa q eoigb!s Tor lrgCH'illo Eul.s
iisamers Inc n c9sc his which leave Lo,sDurs daily
XXH.'tti. XInH4t tt ket.. ,ssSN sg1 'h''' HtyLyEu.
n6VsI Gsnorl Tlcklthggtt
A LExANDlIA ASD WARRINGTON Khli..
"A ROAD AND ALI:XANbRA ASD fRLDE
I5Ss aSs SHse Sef kis.snals ave a. 7dS~
~, II ~ m, q, . ., % and II p ,. m.
sS "a q q a % ls .,s 4 "A Ard = e.
s,9 bie tI,S .hs Connect Win trAina gu "a'
9UISTiCp SccoinmSdatlon leaves washlnsion
dRKST aaT s1T6fhfEs ffff 9ESfEss Vi. Richmond.
'iS fSoSss dS q pS z M dsS soR sgiRsS
ST s1s At sa e FTs sn5 % Ssa
ssse % be- e6scisd a all hotels, and ,Issidsbcsi
Jy9Gf General Passenger Agent
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLRoAD.
Ss.yssn saa a9qfli ffi6kR
and MAbHlNuION AND THE WEST are nowrun
FoR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, cIceIi SUNDAY, att q. 8 q, q and
'O0' a. 6S u fIp fsITpSPAS. fURS 6kLfiaSodSaEs !" T. It"
Leaye attsB aud > a. m, and !, $40, ~, f. aud
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except Sunday, at go and 6stj aud
s:tb a. m, and i'iO and 10 y, NJ, and on Sunday at
The !, rs and rs D. M trains stop at the follow,
At all stations Bladensburs, Beltsyilic, Laurel Il.
nApos Junction, Hanover aud Relay also the ! 10
y. m. will stop At JessupS Cut, aud the =. N. al
Gun " ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Al So a. m. and tlO y. IN; hut no train 10
or from AnnApolis on sunday,
fOk NOnfOLK.
Leave y, m, eHcept sunday ,,.,
FOR ALL PAR OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, At 90
,. m, aud on sunday Al 3 is and p Ia,
TRAINS AHKIVE Az FOLLOWS!
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore at
~ a. m, and rs and IS n. m
From baltimore at b50i5 ~, $40 and II 10 = M,
and 90, 8tO, Q! 20, B, l,55, % and 10 90 r. M
FkOM THE WEsT.
Arrive at 30. IS and 10 90 D. m.
Through tickets 10 the Wert can be had At the
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours In the
days also at the Company = ONCE, ~ PennHy lNALta
avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets at the Ave
called for and checked Al their residence taken L.
the depot, and put into the baggage car,
For New YORK, Philadelphia and boston, see ad.
vertis"ment of Through Line
Assistant Master ot Transportation.
Ueneral Ticket Agent
uEO 4. KOONTL,
jang7 General AGENT, Washington.
National Republican., 1873-02-10

HAVE SPOKEN THEIR
avn praise for upward oI
Ihree quarters OF a century.
A very full supply OF the
ipove constantly on hand at
b street,
RAJ REqIsTER AND AL
ed " oil who Apl ly, tei'eJW
National Republican., 1873-02-10

Trains leaving Washington at - A. M. and ., n,
N. connect At Bowie with trains Tor Marlboro ieaV.
lnH Bowie at 10 .83 q. m aud l9 D. M, arriving at
Marlboro At II ~ q. m, and bgl8 y. m.
Trains arriving at Washington at II s0s a. IN. and
.; y. IN. connect at Bowie with trains eAyiug Mari
borO' at = - a. m. and . ~ y. M
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth aud PtnnHylyA ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth aud pennsy lyana ave.
nue, can have their basgaee called for and checked
AZ hotola and residences to ali points North and
West Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Columbus
Indianapolis, Louisville, st. Louis, New Orleaus
Chicago Omaha, San Francisco, and ali points
North, Northwest, West aud Southwest
y. L. DUBAklil, Gen. Superintendent .
National Republican., 1873-02-10
DIED.

BUREHAM. ON Saturday, February s. issa, at .
y m, after long and painful Illness Mrs. CAnOlINE
Il bunanAN. aged thirtySiH years, wife OF Nathan
Funeral will take place at Vt. Peters church. Capt.
tol Hill. Tuesday the llth instant at ID O'Clock m.
helatiyes aud friends arc respectfully invited 10 ut
attend.
LAURIE.-On Saturday morning. February T. al
p:l5 a. M, MARaAnEr AHs, wife Of CranstOn Laurie.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
pEEllCK.-On Tuesday, the 9TH, At . - o'clock.
after long aud painful lnefh. which she bore with
Chr.atiAn tortitnde, Airs MARY A. PEERrE. in the
sixty second year OF her age.
THOMPSON Suddenly, att q. m, WILLIE, eldest
son OF y. W, Thompson, aged sixteen yeArs.
hefuneral will take place todAy Monday At u m
National Republican., 1873-02-10

TRAINS LEAVE fOIl
BALTIMORE:
thj O. m., Niagara FL,
press, daily.
) s:iss ., in., baltimore Mail,
daily.
10 - a. m, Western Ex
press, daily, except Sun
day.
3:sa p. M, Baltimore Ac
coinniOdAtion. daily, e1,
cept sunday.
. ~ j.. m, Cincinnati E1,
press, daily, except Sun.
day.
7:8 D. m, Western III.
preHs daily.
National Republican., 1873-02-10
VI TO THE
SoRTHwEST. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On aud after November ~ ls7a, trains will leave a.


q REAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
Oh aud after November ~ isi1 trains vii leave a.
Warrington. q a. m. Baltimore. 100 a. IN.
....IO - a. 10. ,,,,,. is 10 M
.... s:5 !. r.. .....: ,s:iS j: u.
THE GiiRAf B0UGBLE.TRACK' TIUt'Ii, " H.
Wlth eletant Scenery. Palace stats.rOiin, day and
~ Tive hundred miles sAVed TO Western and Central
The iS 3, a., m. daily. except Sunday, northwest;
si 5s1 p m daily west except Sunday. other trains
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Baltimr 10 Rochester and Pittsburs
TieEets Ry ths route can be procured a, the ONCE
Thirteenth street and PennsylSAnia avenue, where
reliable information wall Pe aiyen at ali times.
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Piltsburs
Corner Sixth st. md Penn. aye,
dssiy Baltimofc, Nd
TNHROuGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND SEwYOnk
Train. ,.,,,0.,' wAysliISaIos, yl,, Noy. ls'2En9tn
now run as iollowly viz
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daly (e1cept Sunday at a. IN, Ian
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (exeept Sunday At ANIL, nj
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New YORK at 10 D. IN, and Phla
sleeping cars for New York on the 80 p. m. ,ra
Through tickets To PhIlAdcIphh, New York
Bso.ton can be had at the Station Once at ali hour
See ZEE iBaiiimore and Ohio Railroad adyerti.cmop,
90, Assista93. Master q fraasPortiti5n an
GEO. 4. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington p0j
National Republican., 1873-02-10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
bEPoT CORNER SIXTH AND d sTnEETs
NORTHWEST.

" LR Il
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WARRINGTON!
Z ~ q. M, Western In
press, daily. except Sun.
day.
. - q, m. Mail. daily. OF.
cept sunday,
II % a. m, Western EZ.
press, daily.
Sa5 y. m, Pacific Express,
daily, except Sunday.
y % y. m, daily.
~ ;1i =. NJ, AccOmmO-ia
ton, DAILY, y,exceptSuniAy
National Republican., 1873-02-10
To come Oh In Library Hall. at Louisville, KY, en-
IuCHnn v. A prII y. lS1l.

hthis Concert the best musical talent that can b
procured trUm all art- OI the country will add pleas.
ufN g the entertainment, aud TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, agErezatin vast total Of half mil.
Hon dollars currency, Will he distributed by lot 10
IN stcket.huldcrg,n ms tOllqwHi
National Republican., 1873-02-10
oRARBEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
$5O0,0OO Cash Gifts.
100000 for only $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
ID, ls'l the trustees now announce
The Third Grand Gin Concert for the
Benefit OF the Public Library
of kentucly,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-06


lion, without any Recommendation that they
shall be adopted, literally, but hoping that the
best methed may be arrived at to secure such
An elasticity Of the currency - Win keep ,em-s
:nc 81 .n ns 5 e the sGSn Try snS
nitely, the resumption Of specie payments, an
none more earnestly than the class Of people
most directly interested, those who earn their
bread BY the sweat OF their brow. The de.
the hearty support Of the Executive.
THE SHIP BUILDING mrxRxsr.
7, ,,-.,,o,,. ,........ ..,,.a 49,.
k,on Il The dsciine n A.,e,,cs~. sS;- n.,,iSsSa
sn1 rsc ~" .,,ch 1nS;.I.t;o,p :.
secure TO us our proport;on of the cs.ryi h,s
sn"s ~ frsirSt The nyocrs.. scr -. i.st vas-
n alma hsiidin@ ' ~ Ram vsrv s.t,.ssctTe-
There Ia been a. ircresss - tb,se nsr cs,;t
IS the AMOUNT trsnsported in Amesicsxn vess1Is'
over the amount Of last year. with tSe e.
ducsd COS. Of material which b: taken place.
!, -,ii X ms,ntsircd snd even ;rc,.. ~. TX a.
sIar a. - nav sssnt assfs nm m - =,
Sc.s;r v"saeiS ~ 49, - - -. ~
.nrnins nroSnct. - s msrsst thns snc- =. M.
the snh;act - cns vo.thv ~ 1s NJ
siSarsficn = o' - sS1. ~ 1osAs o'n-
.~-,o,...,o,, ,,,...,
I c...n t-.....,+..,.,., :. !. 49,. a..
.,tracssd ,ne astcrssc, ~ hosH ,ss, 10y -
ccrsnresrs for tSs Mt Ss- 49, scS ~ c ~1
trihnted To IL IL hss not ham TIA dirert csnse
AZ the recent mantle ..d .tssrrs,s. ..'
A Conersss e ~. last '''l .e.ssny
.ppo,etsd : special co@ait.ss . inyssti.'
IA report ~ tbis Scss;cr Ssy s1T roeSicv =
s cor memo uh hcn snelr report y rssdy there
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03
A FEARFUL VISITOR.

The Paris Soir relates the following
story: "A Nine. Bonneau, living in the
Hue Descartes, was sitting in her psrlor
a few days since, awaiting her husband S
return to dinner. when u man of wild and
haggard appearance entered, and seating
himself opposite to her, addressed her in
the following terms: 81 am great doc
tor. can effectually cure all headaches.
I heard that you suffer from that cause,
and | am come to cure you" The lady,
perceiving that she had to deal with a
his humor, ands asked what was his
method Of treatment. Simple enough,
Madame, said he, drawing a razor from
his pocket, [ cut off the head, and then
after having well cleaned it, | replace ii
upon the shoulders Upon this he pre-
pared to suit the action TO his words.
Nine. Bonneau, with great GOODNESS, pro-
fesSed her readiness to submit to the
operation. but suggested that she should
fetch Il towel from the next room to pre-
vent he: dress from being stained, Her
visitor assented 10 the reasonableness oil
this suggestion, and she left the room
locking the door behind her Upon hel
return with some police officers. they
found that he had cut his own throat
but not fatally 1t was ascertained that
he had escaped from lunatic asylum al
Ciermont les Pres, and had been vainly
sought for during a whole month. -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03

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Is-ssIy.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-03
ON MARREAGE-TO THE YOUNG
MEN.

The true girl has to be sought for.
She does not parade herself as show
goods. She is not fashionable. Gener-
orally she is not rich. But Oh what d
heart she has when you find her SO
large, SO pure, and so womanly When
you see it, You wonder if those SNOWY
things outside were really women If
you gain her love, your two thousand are
II million. She will not ask You for
carriage or first-class house. She'll
wear simple dresses, and turn them when
necessary, though vulgar magnificence
frowns on her economy. See viii keep
everything neat and nice in your sky
parlor, and give you such a welcome
when you come home that you'll think
your parlor higher than ever. She'll
entertain true friends ON dollar, and
astonish you with the new thought, how
little happiness depends on money! She
will make you love home Cfs.you don't,
you're brute), and teach you how to
pity, while you scorn, poor fashionable
that thinks itself rich, and vainly tries
to think itself happy
Now do not, 1 pray you. say, any
more, Il can't afford to marry" Go
md the true woman, and you can !
Throw away that cigar, burne up that
switch cane, be sensible yourself, and
seek your wife in a sensible way.-DR.
CROSBY, IN Association lNorthts,