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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Henry \. Tiden, OF Now Lebanon. N. r., and l.. IL
N. Sweat. OF Portland, Ne, arc at tho Windsor.
Theodore N. Vail. Superintendent OF the Railway Mail
Service. Is at tho Gsey. William Bross OF Chicago,
is at ths ST. Nicholas. General Silas Seymour OF
Quebec, Is at the Rossnore. Major Henry Clay Wood
United States Army, and Miss Mary Anderson arc as
the Stur:evani. Ex-senator Norris Winslow, Of
wasertown, n. r., Is at the Metropolitan. r. H. Deia.
piain. Commissioner for West Virginia 70 Paris
Exposition, Is at tho ST. James.
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REDUCTION OF WAGES.

MANCHESTER, N H., May IL, 1873
Notice OF a reduction OF about four per cent In
wages is pasted IN the Langcoa Mills The operatives
OF other corporations expect to receive similar
notice this week. The STARK Mills have discontnn ed
the iacture OF linen goods on account OF the
duness OF the market, aud now make crash goods
frofn
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SUICIDE OF AN oCTOGENARIAN.
lpY rEIEaaArH 10 THE HERALD

WHEELING, w. Va, May IL, 1873
lravs Bartlett, a farmer living ncsr LiltIeion, W.
Va, oged eighty years, cut hts throat with razor
on Friday night last He lott his homo and was
supposed 10 have gone on q visit, and alarm was
icit In regard 10 hts Absence.
TIM DISCOVERY.
Yesterday morning, as his son was on hts way TO
work, he heard squeaIing noiso Ike that made by
pig ANA found II camo from his iatncr who was lying
on pile Of brush, and whose throat was but who
stil lived The ola map lived TOW mono nts alter.
ward Old age and trouble led to the action.
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rnE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
EUROPE.
TINE FRENCH ExPEDITlUs
ROUND THE WORLD, is7S-79

Tho steamer PlCARDIE wiii leave MARsKILLEs June
her Voyage dEtuiss uuder he comm oi
Llcuteuant q. BfAKD, 1.-THE French Navy
Ths Picsrde IL nrt class of 500 burden
and power IL divided In
Compartments Iisr state rooms spacious well
tlaed with port holes above the water limo
o be kept open ia ordinary bad weather.
Tue IL Ia particular provided with all tho
modern improvements found 0n board the best tines
scientific stan OF eminent professors will
the expedition ast chaplain ply scian of tho French
Nav and q diplomc apothecary.
For iather Information apply toy msiD u Professor T.
DOHEMIkULx, Winthrop place. New York. who will
send rce to applicants the circular OF the society
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SNOW STORM IN IOWA.

DIS MONIES, May IL, 1873
The weather was very cold here this morning. aud
snow tell by spurts all day Al six O'Clock there
quite n heavy snow storm.
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HORSE THIEVES HANGED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, \

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May IL, 1878.
Adyiccs from Caddo. l. T., state that three horse
,b,eves were hanged ny miles west Of that place last
Wednesday nxhL
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record vii show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twonty four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy.
HERALD Il Building, No 2ls Broadway:-
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rorret,x. =. r .sysr p, sPPenpv covp.vv

1t never p,stppnes
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
FIFTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION FOR 1873
will take place Of Tuesday tho l4th tho
city VI New Orleans
safe tickets closes at o'clock A. A. Of that day.
Only limited number OF tickets Is allotted this city
and cannot be increased The ofces Of company
3l7 Broadway will be open Monday until O'Clock II.
NJ for the accommodation OF buyers.
First first served
1857 prizes amounting 10 xi 800: capital pryes-
$3OUJO $1,000, $500 &C 100000 tickets dollars
(S2J halves. ono dollar CSi).
II. l. PLUM.
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young fanatic, as Kullmann was, and the
social democrats Of Germany will probably
have to bear the odium of his proceedings,
as was the case with the ultramontanes after
the attempted assassination of Bismarck.
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BRITISH NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
HALIFAX, N. s., May IL,

HALIFAX, NJ s., May IL. ls7s.
Vice Admiral Sir &. A. lngleneld and family arrived
IN tho Nova scotian to-day from England and have
,.ren up their residence a. the Admiralty House.
Her MoIostys ship Rover remains hcrc as his flagship
nntii The Arrival OF the Deer0phon from BermudA
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COLLEGE ANNIVERSARY.

ROCHESTER,. N. X, May IL, 1873
Tho Rochester Theological Seminary Anniversary
exercises began to-day.
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THE FAIR FASHlONABLEs OF OUR BEST CIR.
clcs hive the palm to GLeSS's SULPHUR
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AMUSE MENTS.

ytsterday. 4Vyz
Average temperature Tor CORES pvnding date last
year.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
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THE GRAND OPERA HousE--LEvY'S CONCERTS.
Another large audience assembled last evening to
enjoy the music which IL given every Sunday night
under tho ADMINISTRATION OF Messrs. Poole Donnel,y.
The feature OF the concert was. OF course, Mr. Levy,
the great cornetst, who Is playing at his best
md performing music that touch the popular
heart lie was frequently cncorcd, and. In q good
natured way, RESPONDED with number OF familiar
airs, among which was the 'Swcet Bye and Bye" on
a cornet finished for him ut ton O'Clock Saturday
night Mile. Clara Ranman made her nrst appear.
IN New York and sang, with excellent taste,
aria from tho .Huguenots' and Guonod's
'valso Mircila" She has pleasing soprano voice.
Mr.. T. s. Glover, tcnor, and Signor Morosn, pianist,
also divided tho honors OF the evening with Tissing
tons orchestra. The management deserve much
credit Tor their endcavors In thus popuarzing music
and a0ording q pleasant Sunday evening Resort
BROADWAY THEAIRE-THE JUBILEE SINGERS.
A rather interesting performance was gvon at the
Broadway last night by company Of colored people
known as the Virginia jubilee Singers They sang
we'll initiated the Held hands OF the South fairly aud
gave pumbor OF sacrcd negro songs that ccite the
applause oil the audience Ii the pc however,
could hour genuine oid.iimc pluntatioy music tncy
would recognize the difference that exists hos
tween tho original aud tho COPY.
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CLUB HOUSE BURNED.

IBY TErxoRATH TO THE HERALD.
NKwPoRr. X. l., May II, 1873
A club house, owned by Now York gentlemen,
located on West Island, In the seaconnst RIVER was
hurpsd 10 the ground last night
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MN PUBLICATIONS.

As BKidhr's, DIABETES, pkofsY. PAkALYsfs
gravel stone. kidney aud bladder discusses rheumatism
aud govt ncura0le without tins Asshoi Natural Mineral
spring ser IL supcrsedvs everything else Per barrel.
20 cents gallon Consultation urinary and pamph
let's with iu directions aud tsstonia Tree by tue pny.
stefan, At 29i Broadway Now York
A NEW WORK ON OZONE SENT FREE. ADDRESS
AProfcssor PAINE, Peabody Hotel. Phi sdephiA
nIsEAsEs RESISTING Alt OTHER TREATMENT
and pron by the Asshe Natural
Mineral spring Water Treatise gratis, 2yl broadway,
Mental aud physical decay hereditary constitutional and
diseases specisus 30 years BY the author and
physician.
JNkMOxEsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE, CSC MME
Portfolio Of Fashions aud What 10 Wear i3c.
each post frcc. IL East 18th 81
NERVOUS EXHAUslfOS.-A MEDICAL ESSAY.
IN comprising series OF delivered NJ kAlNS
Anatomy the and Of premature ds.
cline showing indisputaby h1S lost hesth mag
gained. afording clear syncnsis Of impcdments 70
marriage and the treatment OF nervous aud phvsicl
deDy being the resuli o. ~ Years expenenec BY nail.
25c currency p0state stamps. Address Secretary.
Kabn's Museum. tSs Broadway, New YORK.
an TRUE AM FALSE PROsrHArION.--NEw EIDE
Oion Of the Philosophy OF Marriage Address SEC xh.
TAkY, Museum oi Anatomy CAS- Broadway, New York.
FREQ. 2Jc. stampA
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AMERICAN STYLE OF SHOES. FINE HAND
IN AIDE sHons and GAirlns. 81; DRESS PUxrs 81. GELS
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HAVE you TRIED TIE PERFECTION BLEND OF
Mocha Java COFFEE ia glass jarss
NEITHER DRuGGED LIQUORED OR wATERED-
pr UuspkRniLLs frRE WISAs. from the Crolon Point
Vineynrd
MENsMAN's PEPIoNlZED BEEF TONIC IS THH
only preparation OF beet containing its uutnoua
ropettes II - Invaluable In ali enfcebIcd conditions.
tho result OF exhaustion prostr
oyewoek disease, and every form OF debility,
friendly helpful 20 the delicate stomach
WELL, HAZARD 4 ~. PSoprietors, finh Avenue Hotel
building and 6tn ay, corner 3Jth 81
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP fOk CASH
Al 1HE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINlINu OFFICE,
~ ANN ST
SINGERS PATENT SON.GAS CONDUCTING
wAsIK iIrE Positive oxcmpo tram gas, perpelu
a and without expense Public invited 60 inspect II
10f broadway.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THR
HERALD BUILDING TO LET, sUI1ABLE FOX LAW,
BANKING Issuance Ok ANY LlGHr BUSINESS
puhrosLs APPLY IN TIE COUNTING ROOM %
THE HERALD.
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE THIS MORNING
contains full list Stockholders Chicago and Northwest
ern Railway.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcrfS6 PRESSES,
capable OF printing IA, UD copies pcr hour
OF eisttpage paper. either six seven light columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE-
LoaGLNG THERETO.
PRICE, $1,000 -
Address J. @. BENNETT
New YORK herald
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE THIS MORNING
contains full list Of Stockholders or Chicago and Norhwsst
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THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THR
HERALD BUILDING TO LET sui .BLE FOX Law,
BANKING. ISsUKANCG On ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
PURPOSES. APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM Os
THE HERALD
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HAVE you TRIED THE PERFECTION BLEND OF
Mocha AaD Java CoyrEE IN glass jarss
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May l3-l 4. N.
Jo7tcnf,nos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-20

y page pamphlet, conta ming "A historY OF the
PkRUNlANSYRUP, a valuable paper on progress
IN medical science, a treatise on Iron as medi
cal agent testimonials from disting dlshed physi
any address.
SETH W. FOWLE n SONS. Proprietors So Bar
rison avenue, Boston. Sold by dealers generaly y
may ayl3-Mon&Thur&wtc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-20
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
new RICH BLOOD!

Parsons Purgative Pills, make New Rich Blood,
aud will completely change the blood IN the entire
ystem three mOnths. Any person who will
lake pill each night rom O. ~ weeks may be
restored to sound health, II such thing be possi
Bile. Sent bv mail Tor letter stamps l. :. JONI
son \ co, Bangor, Me. junel94w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-20
Kennebec Savlnps Bank

This Bank Is not required to make
retnrns to Assessors.
Deposits made On or before the l0tk day of anv
month apiH be dated back 10 the fret dor of the
same month,
On First Monday IN May and November of each
year dividend will be made on all depOs its stand
ing AT those dates, which have been dt pesit one
full month.
Money deposited in Savings Banks /, not 10 be
taxed TO depositors hereafter.
Dividends as soon declared are au ed to the
principal, thus compounding the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depositors ON deposising thei
Bank Book security.
Once in Freemans Bank Building.
s. B. GLAZIER. Treasurer
W. y. HALLETT, President.
Augusta, Jan. Is, 1873. ian29-t!Swti
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-20

Johnson'- Anodyne Linlmrnt will positively
prevent this terrible disease and will positively cure
nine cases in ten. Information thar VIII save many
lives sent free by mai. Don't delay moment. Pre-
yention Is better ihau cure. |. ;. JOHNSON N CO,
Bangor, Maine, apl28-iw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-20
S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives insured by the Society are caref., IL
selected In different parts OF North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field OF opera
lions, an additional and exceptional safety to th,
Policy-holders. The assurances are made only or
the Mutual Premiums Principle. Tb Surplus are
returne / annually to the IAsuredi
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-10
what an kxcursionIst says OF Aus
tin.

"Fern Leaf" Mrs. G. M. Leland. cor
respondent of the Chicago Tribune has
written several letters from Texas,
doing the State and its people proper
credit. She was one of the North
western excursionists who lately visit
ed this city, and she writes about their
reception here as follows:
Early morning saw us enter the
Capital City; and here line of car
riages awaiting US Id that we were
expected to make use of them, which
we soon did, and were taken to the
Avenue Hotel, where breakfast await
ed us. As soon as We were seated,
Mr.. Whiting came In, and gave to each
beautiful tinted card, containing the
following lines:
Ills not in the motto OF howe. alone,
Their lustre, and freshness, and bloom,
We bid You, fur ladies, with cheeks OF the
Moth.
A welcome to our Texan home.
And wherever within ATS domain you may move,
A smile on ell lips you will ind,
Which better than words viii convey the idea
One word and one friendship we bind.
Tho for years our Summer 70 Winter has chung,
And blooms in December were bright,
IL the etillnf OF Winter now fails the trees.
And our prsiries with solitude blight,
The men OF the South will their loyalty prove,
Fair ladies', where er you may roam,
And VIII give on their heats as well as their
hands,
AUSTIN, TExAs, Dec. Is.
Soon SITTER breakfast the parlors were
filed with kind frieads, and we were
invited by them to seat in the car
rage, and soon drove to the Capitol
building, which we explored to our
hearts content; and here stood and
admired the noble Stephen Austin aud
Samuel Houston, who are dear TO every
Texan, as they justly should be, and
there their pictures hang year after
year, while the House of Representa-
tives, with its crowds and busy throng,
move to and fro. Ia leaving the room
another picture meets our eye, and
which We long Il stop and study, fer
il is that of David Crockett. Worn
and disfgured as the canvas is, there is
= charm about it, as We think of this
brave, manly form, battling so heroical-
" in the old Alamo, ever cheering has
comrades on TO victory or death. Now
We enter the Senate Chamber, and are
seated mid the crowded throng, when
Judge A. w. Terrell, in short speech,
bids rs welcome, aud in language which
comes direcs from the heart; for he as
sures Us that the clSuds haye disap-H
peared, the sun shines forth, and he
extends to US the hand of welcome,
which is eagerly grasped. and. TO reas-
sure Us Of the hearty welcome and
kindly ftehng, Governor Hubbard
stands in the door IS We leave and bids
US come again The next place Of in
teress Is ride to Mount Bonnell, and
the journey along the mountain road
is = most delightful one. With
such pleasing company it il a
great pleasure on this de-
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Mr.. Beecher Says That There IL a
Hell for Pormalists.

Mr.. Beecher preached yesterday
morning, says the New York World Of
Monday, against the evils of religion
of mere form. Forms of worship, he
said, varied, but the substance was the
same in every age. Referring to the
chapter which he had read at the open.
ing of the sermon, he said that the
whole gist of it showed that the mos,
pious men in Christ's time were the
worst; all that they cared for was the
altar, the church service and the doc
trine; they did not care about DISPOSE
| ton, and Christ denounced them be-
cause they substituted methods and
forms for humanity. True worship
was the offer of ones self in spirit; the
acts by which we worship were of no
validity, except as a means of exhibit
ing our disposition. ''When some
monstrous brute of big man. said Mr..
Beecher, "would have service, all the
underlings about him hasten to bring
70 him valuable gifts-diamonds and
.welry, rich and rare, all that art can
produce of the costly and the beauti
full but what does he see in all this 7
Simply brief expectation OF benefits
hoped for him." In contrast with this,
Mr. Beecher pictured the humble offer
ing of some old nurse as a tribute of
love, which was, he said, of infinitely
more value than all the costly offer
ings to bloa;ed wealth. In relation to
morality, he said it was not plety, but
it was something thst must precede
piety, and it was by the education OF
men in the school of morality that they
came at last to its higher forms of
spir. trality. Iu speaking of the utter
insutticiency of mere formal religion,
Mr.. Beecher said: Can a man pray
three times day and go to hell9 Yes,
he can. Is there bel : US there is,
not only here, but hereafter. 1t does
Rot ciOp here, and those Who substi
rute the mere formal rites of reli zion
Tor religion itself will find that there
is hell hereafter"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-10

Some twenty two years ago the Hon.
Fernando Wood, then mayor of New
York, gave a dinner in that city, al
which were present Gen. Scott, Wash
ingtOn Irving. George Bancroft sno
Prince John Van Buren. The first
volume of "Irving's Life of Washing
ton" was then in press, and the author
having modestly remarked that he
hoped to live to finish the work, Mr..
Bancroft SAID: AZ trust, MIR. Irving,
that the pages are not to be your limit
of life" "And 1 hope" retorted
Prince John Van Buren,, coming to Irv-
ing's aid, ''that the pages of your his
tory, MIR. Bancroft, may measure your
life." Bancroft laughed heartily at the
sally, and answered: 'If at my age
have only got down to the American
Revolution, decrepitude may overtake
me before reach the campaigns of our
American Marlborough, bowling to
Gen. Scott. The historian is still hale
and hearty and bids fair 10 chronicle
the campaigns of Scott in the war OF
1919.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-10
WEAKNESSES
PECULIAR TO
FE MALE s.

Favorite Prescription lie n Powerful Restorative
Tonic to the en'ire system. 1t is neIvine Of
unsurpassed efficacy, and, while IL quIets ner-
vous If ita ion it sirrng hens the eufeeblvd ner-
vous system, therI by res oring il to Leali HUI
Vigor. The following diseases are among those
in which the Fav rite Prescription las worked
magic cures, viz: LeuroIrhG, or Whites" Elk.
cessive Flowing, Painful NJ. nstruaiion, Unnat-
falling OF the Uterus, Anreversion. Retriever
sion, gearing down SCneati' n, Chronic Conges-
ton, Inflammation and liberation OF the Uterus
internal Heat, Nervous Depressl Debility, De-
spondeucy and very many other chronic dis
eases peculiar to won II, but not mentioned
here.
The following Ladies ore a few of the ms ny
thousands whu can testify I the tffca, of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, from experience
and observation:
Mrs CorneIia Allison, Peosta, Iowa; Mrs.
Thos j. M,thvin, HElchcr's Stat on, Ga; Mrs.
T. A. Seymour, Rome. y. Y. Mrs Francis Illus
wick, Versailles, OHIO; MIR. Leroy Putnam,
North Wharton, Pa; Mrs. Mary A. Hunolt,
Edna, Mo Mrs. Mary a. FrIsbie Gilman, Pa I;
Mr.. d. l.. Gil Chilli, o he, Ohio; Mis- Harriet
E. Malone, West SprinTred. Pa; Mrs. r.
Hiatt, Empori Kan (; NJ e. Louise Pratt Dodge
vlle Mas; Mrs. l.. A Da h cid, Norfolk, Va (;
Mrs. c. All son, froct 7, Iowa; Mrs. N Yer
non, st. Thomas, Ont Mrs y. Z. Moran, 253
Lucy Caliman. b ,rnesvil lie, Ohio; Mrs. Nancy
Mcknight, JEFF, IRON. Iowa; Mr.. L. q. Stem
rod, Fricndsh hip, N. Y .; Mis- len Csdv, West
field, N. Y; Mrs. Ant ony Amann, Verona u
Y MIS- B. \. Rocks. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. +. II. Webb, Watcriown, n Y. Thou
sands Il references can be giv,n ut the Worlds
Dispensary.
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A meeting Of citizens Of Valley Fore,
MSS held the other evening, TO max,
arrangements to celebrate the ono hun
redlh anniversary Of the occupation bl
ga. Washington of The grounds then
nc winter Of ls7S. There Is to bi
Pther meeting on January s. wbeI
angements VIII be made 10 properly
IsbEats the historical event.
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INDICATED balance certificate 70 f-sssS. h
sued 10 Jesse Waro By s Crosby. CoDmissiorer
GenCral Land once, January :, 1e1E- for is
acr.s- II not heard FROM within the lime pre-
Hcribed By law We win sPply for = duplicate
6TEI'SsY a HANNA,
Agcnfs for owners.
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First class hrsdright Labor lazd csIkiGcafs No.
San Augustine counfy. and 1Tst class head-
right labor cHrttnr1te No. =. i1sned 10 DaFid
Wade by the land bcard e Colorado eoanty- n
not heard % wiIhfn ninety eaFs We viii apply
10 the prop<F o1ierf for d1plIcAIrs
MILLER BROS, Agenfs for owners.
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