1 - " tiiiiti*Oi‘ l ,o*; -- i ~c~ '~~~ • rot t ,:afivaratosome , JOll A.;it Y Tirt Boar d .of Miurwi ofithef3ol- Illera' NatiOld Ceilietery at i i lleityt burg, intend .4gdedicatO The nut meat T on the :Ist of July neit. was cut In Italy, and will: bit 65 feet Intel , ht. - • " !`ilkFki! Powitiov'a page in in. New York, the Peintwral 4latd; to be going down, and in nil prank- Unity, will stipend before the , tiering opens. 'Rumor pup, that belies al ready sunk V 200,000, In, the enter rise. • _ ' A. 4 S. Kterolf, KN., announces n the .Tiellefoute (Pa.) L•Walelpnon, of which he haSix.ceme aSsistant editor, that about Janualy lst be wit: issue a work entltkdolilreek l!coneroy Un masher," showing Brick's had 'petit cal and worse moral record, andthal he hawobtained lionfldetice and hail ovunder-false lactenees. The puhlt. olden is made solely to ?Ave the Democracy. .111 r. K. Is an able Delo-. °crafty. ,writer. -So ways the : Stark °MA istitgarA. W. Taylor iti,;• member the details of an "embezzle-. meat" case, he speke to us so freely; about several Alines,. a few months ago? If so, and if his legislative du ties i permit It, we will take it ye ally if he will write Ahem . do ' A tlforwani to us at his earlt• est convenience. We desire at some time or other to give the readers of the.dirgyslhe puticulars in the Mat : ter, and. know of no one. who Is', more innately acquainted with. ' tlipti than himself. • . . , *Ober of our exchanges have 'given Publicity to a statement ?that the Republican Executive Corn ! mince of Mercer county instructed their Senator find Representatives in" the Legislature to Vote for Mfr: Grow : for United .StatiN Senator.. ThiS ap error. The committee have had, no meeting, and the RepresentatiVeti 'will support Ron. John Allison for, that position us Jong as he is a candi date. •So ter the Mercer county corresPondent of the Pittsburgh Com mercial of iffstMonday. . A LARGE number of theelerksem. ployed in the difibrent depaitments at Washington, inanda fair charm "cowing to, griefwat no distant I day. "Washburns ' • Appropriations eeminlitee WI concluded to cut off the pay of seveivil hundred Govern ment clerks in the War, Navy and InteTior • Departments' for the ensu ing. year. While lhe inuntry was inn state . of war; an army of "clerks was necessary to con4et the public business. *ad of .JJRse are still in their, . snug , .berth, , although the "tramp of armies" has not been heard for nearly four years. 4hey ' wire notiurOd adrift like the lighting men of the country , when the war was .over, was . alWaYll queidion more' e!is .. llY, asked than ate TILE Vacuous Silt mine of Wielecz, ka, ten 'fillies from Cream, • which brings a not revenue to the Atudriati tioyermnent of upward of 6,000,000 florins (£600,000), hi threatened with' total destruction by a stream of wa-. ter Which lately made its appearance while the workmen were digging In one of the lower shafts In seatielt of potash. The mine contains a subtep; mean population of about a thou sand inhabitants, who, are thus In „ imminent danger, of losing their on, ly Noun* of living. All the :Means hitherto adopted of preventing the water from inundating the mine have been unsuccessful ; it flows at the rate of 120 cubic _feet a minute, and itteLalreuly almost filled the lower - 'pa*ges,'rapidly. dissolving the salt With which it comes in contact. A f_kivermisent engineer .Itas arrived Irmit , Nrietuni, and a channel is ludo!. built underjhis ..direction for eantin • ing th 6 watts and leading It out of : ,theyolne; . bUt"lt• is 'feared' Vitt the salt 00i1111111Z which support , the tnutsverseshafts will be undermined before the wok can be completed. These passages are so numerous that It le said their total length is mind to the tpntuice from Cracow to Vienna . . and back, and' eontalriextensive eta , hies and provision tnagazinm,:deee rated with statues of salt, which on ihstive weasions aro . The thine is add to have been covered Tor a shepherd tanned \We lles le' Ailp. It battle Into the post ; suasion of Anatria In 1772, at the tinit partition of Pblabd.—llan.• Tel. , - TALI New , York Triune seems to under shask the Senatorial question in .thialitide thoroughly. In speaking ; the sulineohors Boor to be theses of ,„g„Oara ttiv*idew of I thigt3tate to Ilandrieka of Indli*.it utters this ; la teNt • against the • unprincipled movement in, :Pennsylvania toNit _ ; Pon us United States Senator"by - .means of "impudence and money :" 'The lie , * Ltwbilaturesofthtseliitatee trill ire Oust; ehooaeln their:stead jneu at!/e 0 4., aa taPalde and h d luen : is they are t while beloaking* illtieally to a better !who& If, men tdittlikt 'Betaken whi) elitniiare ly_vilth thest in eve 7, *evert MO /Arm 9 "ruittorillif have _been dine .to the ne, eateie. • A yelere*Oilt,into to say this; 1 ; : e ,t1 0 4 . 1# 1 0 , trying; to make theamielveki condi- (Wes whew. principal imalificatious are Imptalenee and itioull tnainly ehes4rmer. We have no 404 . 9rttes;, • and have not even Amid . an. Apin ion as to the man whnni" either ante ought to send to the Senate bort- know right ARM that any man Vain, 0 1n thAlk of1,11 1 0 1 , 1 .)g laPat, PI OWL' Senate-1)Y the /14 of possildy be tit kr a 4114 so, exalted _ andinilnentiaL Therecan be pe 416- . putgerf this Republicans- of Beaver conntyi - - tWabtir the Woe of this • ; ' question dowdy,' and let yo m ul lg t= of cendenituttlbn I)4loLii and latimig against that man or men whir' use their **sem galiOt.upright, able omdklates, and in Alvin- .of Awl? as 'have only "Impudence and money" to commend them to public favor. El BM litieetualleuee *nate Cupuon lie Polities o f irool A courrx. of vieeko ttl/, n - -les Eoq., editor , o the S n e tr Ilowles— ~' p,....... n field (Mass.) Republ/Inn, do+krae —.'.luct of ii'‘7' ere st r ictures on ' the' '''..-- with • i ll; OplichriFirFrktt. .tinte pitst raging . ' kiiisle ork. -4s-shlwAnY s-altiss hippened to. be in the city, :when he Wits violently selleilat• the Anstanneu of the aggrievedpenna, 'and hurried ' o w 4,A11 bellirii his *iendiliad:thini to interpose in Jai *Ufal. .Of enungi he woo . released the next: morning; 1 and his l'i.le - 0 to Boston were' sio in-- dignant,jcitllia.outitign. penned 'b they got up,aliuhlie idlmier to• ltis honor us .soon as fie reached home - , and Invited him to be ,present ou the ocyasion . „Mr.. Bowls tbiaine , a um, lov:ii,:iiOii'l;ot.' wr •Ois tio .. . „ . • foltosting • letter to this committees. .whieh cOutidnanotew traits thsC but few peisoOS Will gainsay a' ATheaisaptiona In politieS and the oorruptions in businem, affairs luive I become ollisialye and .idartling with.- in dialed few year's • end the znerid seitseof,theiwinunittiseeniindtinies to have „liekoine Puri ~i)y, the sue emsful-diiiilay and repetition of prace tlecathat . Niolate every, principle of faolr osleOug and inhgrity, and put the, . warm or government andthe value of tunny 'l/Inds orproPerty ; et, the mug or political .bratative.usso w ii ,i, -.....a Pl' et me g . 11 t 0 ojilustrument with w honest men am fight: these' enemies .of order awl integrity in govenimeut and security, in property. I know it is often crude hi its reports, and wan-, ton and aimless in its comments; these evils untstand will. be . correct ed with its growth mid,. oompaimd . with its future, American Journalism, Is now but In its feeble lufiincy ; but we haye more to - fear at present from its good nature,: fibm Its subscrylen- cif * from Hai; liallikicent.v, - nom HS fon to . encounter ; proo_cutiiin 'and leas - of patronage by the expcsure' of, the wrung and the cOodbion ofihe right.: A .counigeoys independence and. integilty,--of„pe, cimpled with a fistrieso iixprmWil' Of Allah as to all public Individual's: onlYaratians ' and parties, are 'die Jestures in Its cliamdec ; to, Me mast , inicouruging 'now. Ve can bet patient withcrude ness, evenwith a skl,treelot reckless- - ness, if wo Can.ha,ve thise,other Mid neeetwary gni** in vigorous exec - else: • 'll*.kr l M. ofto-day,sbould .be what itsesim i'feted . ikscribetilt,"a dreadfannistiff With a scent isi keen for sheep in woIVESY clothing, and for, certain Sheri anliiutis in lions skin" rather than the crouching spa, begging for food front every quarter l the hand that dia. ! grams it, and üb?' mildly prote4lng grus.t flllniges upon ' itself and the uniunitY it is set to guard. . My own observation is that the prow rafely,dovs injustieen4 Thor oughly honest Lannert-wise. It may 'ls4 ileuilioxi withregind ,Ma private individual, and ifilanipresent bipi fora tine; but with reference to pub lic men and nwasoro6- .10 knowledge is more intimate' and complete than that of tiny cktikek agtorYlK*R 4l l 3 ca n be I•idid 1 knoW that it withhol .ian- Justly to the public one hunhed toifm es w . he naTit speaks wrince , ludi nine', outof e eno v Bllo4sultsa' the pres% are brought by advenMrers and speculatoin and scoundrels whose at tempbt hi rob - the public. have been exposod.l ..- COrmid men and disk unwarrant ed 4schtriti . liaVe been no tenderly treated - -of late,.by the' iii - iblic press, and the country is just: new , reaping the bitter fruits of thact leniency. lienceforwardnalba ° - totsuption- Ids belong to our own Tarty, or train hi the rankg ottte eppoettion. • Tun country, from one extreme to the . .Other, has been. gratified with the sentiment attributed to (hen. Grant, that when he UMUlllet4 the funciions of !his high aloe, his con: stant Min . will be to see, that "the most tight economy prevails in nil the depaitnients of the Government:" When it is remembered that, during Ibis two or three month's connection With the War office,' he was instru mental in lopping off useless expen dittmeto the amount of Fourteen or Fifteen Millions of Wilms there re mains but little , doubt that lie will plant his foot upon Many a . preelotus scheme of villainy, and be able dar ing, labs Onistitutionalterm Of officie, to ellect'an animal saving to' the Na tion of barmy millions of dollars. - In his laudable i efferti'te' reform , exist ing nitwits •and initiate a tutich need ed System of retremitrnent through out every branch' of the .pablie tier- . sides, he is entitled to oe eofdial and: aetive co-operation, of every Moist man irtthe coutdrY4 • S • -,. , . ', A coiTer.E . orWeeks ago we made the statement in 'theseedurints - that' through ,the OPerations of, the "ring system" the appointments te be node hy the Legialatitre of this State, had 'been detdt 'outiong',figo, an 1 that an ettployee of the "Itadical”, nice had 9.1 teem. carried , through, a snug berth , would be in waiti . for him en or'phintt the l2th• proxitini.' 'Our .e (IX , IReiiis ,ti ) ,Ilavq,. titiggeiat the , parties:lmplicated . some:That; and breakits force an last tiaturilay the afaresajd employee earthed a pe titleit arch id. in . this place !and pro : : . cured some. signatures 'to I(gialring the Legislature to provide{ a place. for fi lm. This hurt move Was' Only: Intended . tethroWthist in . theey i eis et the people, and jo,mak # 3,oe ,p blip believe thattho appointinent my* yet to 'sae; 'when in truth it had been intute , tporti 'tin . a month 'ago ? tilionld. the .honod,, 114(1= 1 - Working ItepubUcans of this county clamor a little against this operation,tt will be .thoughttOnstifluble, defence:to say ,that;* fear,fleptibliuntil of. Ile*ver, who were importuned to do.so ' sign-, ell his application Air it. This is all lir . sit. 'llls calllngland 'election wet* Aim's& sure halo bef4e - the . paper was; thrust Intothe faces Uwe who did net want to sign It, but preferreddo, log so ;; ti th er than Wound the feel -1110414 fl ti . rila . 4'' . :' : . ' ' • • • '. Witx.r..,Watthipagton gr#ille are fro t iciorthwUpon Gen. Gruntlepolley,: thihTeyr Yotitlevenlng-ftet reminds" Iheiti that . die 'General made a -Leif . , dog *towel of his oft , ea Acing anteDas,,!last' Blay;,:inpthe, l fillo*lng I * n o m . I: .4r 4 4li. tt' tr= dentertlit. ti 0.. "it 0,1 i?o tot .foltotwor* to_ .. .. . _ 00)41 the Inwa.lll.llool l . tht, ei it: -- , i , ~ tied Whit the AUgi : ' , '''' ‘' .. gee Itteli s 'rt .,- ' 4 i1g 0 4044 Oriiff 44: - / e 1 ,. ' ' I:. i n' XoPerrJ9 lll l2P*4 P' : ''' 0 " aci - . , . rla ori ar .• . ;A. ~ , nn. 041intl . ~...• • . 4, lett tree to execute 1 11 otthewo ple. _ ; always have reviled that will, ...., Et' ,,* -.1 1111 1 .. 1 ~. • : .1 , . With :•• ` . ' ' .' t '''''' • ' on, Wili ''''' telgAhe b , ,' n o itaxiiion, whil '.., ; I nti ~ leduCts thb'na le d o , I ebt ' t ufttave pettce,!: "hat!, redone d'dutvictinid a President devise? "To administer Idi tir inws in good faith, with coon= bitty, and with the view of 'giving peace, quiet, and protection every- Ivbereelirstand •last itutrof thellifive. : ! •, -, , - -,-• - - • .Jarather,probleinatigal whether, Gen.. grant, in his fortheendng „ A&l ministration, will be able to carry !alit the pledge the country • rmtler. 'tiu(l9l;bitn.tehtoe Matte; that in Ally ing the °filmset hhl disposal, 416 'select none capable .and men. .1 l'iisident Lincoln, shortly. at: bdo 'Ohm; In eider that be: might iAn dI against aitiOri; - .undertook . to. :exalting and 'give Persetadtittention to all applies.; How ,for positions. He however; soon diSieveied that the shoulders Of a 'Hercules would not be :weed enough Ifir 'each a task, and: was therefore ceintlieiltM to abandon Iv:4l;On:int 'Gee. Onuit had ut, the. tithe and the strength to Scrutinize every appilot tiOn.,l or lehg could be perreitted to Sea#.oi6, " I'M:titres of the roy:fier t i ß iT i titliti*4.nittatufhlin, and with his procilecrteye take the moralstnd in-. teibiceual'ineathmiene of each appli cant, the, public -4ervice,Wetild un doubtedly be greatly benefited there.' Wl' lilt ls.ltnprhcthnhle, he I will - he compelled to a great :extent I to rely upon the risertimendatious ethers; and, as in Muni instanet , F;, no Stone will be left unturned to push': fortvard ixtrtleniar friVorites with little or noregani. for merit or ileation, as a matter, course,he will often ho deceived, and wil M onist' tenoning be made the victim of thiSplaeed confidence. • We are not sure but that about the beet thing , the General , could do weuld be to Coalmen beibte him all I the "breachy" politicians; and the I l~siditgepidtaofthediffcrent"rings," I in ithe country, and divide all.thelnT titan awucies • awl foreign appoint. , Merits ituningstthem: ' Whilst In to foreign touutrieS freaks settlements, they. would be Compel- led to devote at least a, portion of their. time in theatudy 'of French, Spanish, Chinese or Choelthk The entire country would breath busier— the Othiemment would be spared a vast deaVotplundering, and Mello.. publican _party would. be relieved of the odium that attends their. eontin; ual plotting and scheming. • Ida ti4 b ill 'Terrible ,Oast. ;The readers of the Argus will. re member the ['must given in this Paper a couple of weeks ago, in rela tion to ,the lynching of the Reno brothers, at New Albany linl., by a band of Men known as the"deymour Regulators." The following addl. limas! ' particulate we gleans from cne of our e*hailifee • (From the La t tleville Copiler-Joartd, I The following interesting details did not appear la the hastily prepar ed reports first published of the lynching of the Ranee and Charles lesson. r.....ticitennand Clarice As/deem:Pa were marrieto ,bedlee 1>ad .1: P 111 -"-- o t ook of those with, although coy- . :ered !•with crime, wereln their lives j all the worki. to them. Ali, what a scene was there! What grief aid anguish! What nuuterable ' woe! The three woman .entered, paler by far than the (had bodies stretched out so stark amid ghastly upon the prison floor. First mine from those dispairing . women such piercing shrieks as love only tun utter when 1 it feels that all It lived for is lost for :lever. Then tears like min; bursting from overflown fountains and moans so touenilig in their •plalirtiveueas and utterftliiipair that Mimi time most ' stolid o3id uot refrain from weeng. Then f lowed that qUiet, almoststolid I k, a sort of blaiik:,.purpo:ie less agony, that tells that hearts are breaking, that grief's' work is per fectly done. Gnat God I what a spectacle of utter woe, It oast The outburst of grief ende, the quiet of despair settled upon the Ewes of the women.. .But not long did p u n of them ronain under the horded'. The • .slister of the three Reno brothers, an intelligent, and handsome young la- Aly;driedhercies with her handker chief, then, taking the, grief-stained ,piece of Ilnen,.she placed It over the ;aMother brother ,Williani, who to the, declared his inmicence ; then she kneeled beside the dead man, and•laid her left harid•over his heart, ;and, ;raising her right hand toward heaven, ; she took this ter6ble oath : "Oh ! my poor murdemd brother,' may trod curse, your sister "if she avenge dot .your dcath•terribly and fully.. This I will do, so help Me 'God." What a tragic scene Warethis lie dark, 'Wog walls on' lt sides, and'the bold stone floor under her knees—the sable'. garments of the-be '. rievedsister, the pale face turned Ward,and the White hand pointing laavettWatd I What a tableau of death, ilesisilr, love and'revengel ElEfEiMsffil , The news from. Cube Is still , 'favor. able to the insurgents. ' reformation from .private sources states that San tinge! Is 'Still besieged by the Insur. gena numbering 10,000 mem , o,t) ,Losed i to the insurgents are 300 regu- - ' rtreeps • Oil 1;500 volunteers.' Of the tie less ' than half 'can be de penl 'Upon . ; - Manzanilla is abiobe elm i by ala4e'foree.- It is girrl- Soned by 500 tars and 500 yolun ' theft Ai thg e trio admirably fort I ' god', the troops are able to maintain Wpielonted contest. ' : - .. • "Tile regular troops suffer greatly itornqlie plithate. • Even these who :have' been on the Island a consider 'able:length' of time, are unable to en dure theeffeets of the sun. A single column , left Santiago in October sit 'hundred strong. ' At the end of a of live weeks, • only two ,fflizzii.,, tiny of the eamtuand were' ~ able to wall:: The entire com mand ~lost three hundred - men by • stelmete, and in the action with the ' inithigenti.' In Manzanilla, un epi ' deride, hist:woken out thithas proved 'Widest as final as the cholera. Some 'of ' die stories told of the herbarisnis of this troops are shocking. A cur 'respondent relates it' story of an in *i.ent, whom he found at Man* t.lit ihe hospital. , . ' • ' irel bid Seventeen, woundki in , his. body' ifielddlng -a bayonet thrust, Which "Passed' ' thtbugh 'him.. After lie Was shot down the troops 'March ed - 14 . ' . where.he, lay, and a number 011ie their runusW themselves by givEnic'hlui 0 thrust - No vital part was loltrlied"lillweveri end he was ' tidally takeir' up and brought to the hospital, where he is in a Anr Way tb recover... Ile:will then • be tried by 'court martial and shot, as ryas m .; oth 'er insurgent, captured at, the sante t hrie,," also ftevoely, sour i !' The biturgetitewhe havtipreseided ,tfielii§ebteite the ttothotitlee toe par- , 'doo,ln wafer fo•Many procla- , 4 titatitinsisstretygenerellyaetum after: aj a '4. ,11 e' tin* . rot tire lt i advtill' lY'lrY ' the -goverttmetit,i f Ettlitc ~ felt' 047 i'mleft tOthift kwrtlieni4- ' ' es, lend " being in destitute r eir iemustances; they' am' compelled to return FsslNissf=== Tam raosixo or igoiOnky. , Tioar. • 41.4 i• seirOtar Morton's' llopir to ll nee Greeley. bet Al3enAtq:Diorton has replied to „ • _GilaregentlebyiVi3 .le afri ngth, In a th ie e tte cowse r of con c . t . which he mum Dian for resuming epeeltpWrMebtakfoillevOF Now, sir, in contrast to yopr plan, 'whch-wistdd*be, to.ntereileof if it were noaelblesT will present you Wilil another; • let. Thitt:Osugnoirshall bY:law fax time—iny!lst 18.71.Trt0 begin therederaPtionof the greenback notes By fixing a thee so.faritn.thefutu r e peopiewetddbeadrised eftilerbanlo. and:adJust their business, w recks 1 their, eon is Beforo that,thae,nearly ail the existing in- debtednes. among. the, people i have:* been ilia'. , an , estimate wire existing indebtedness amongthe two; reeounhaßWebeetilrYv,net.redairee-pprolfnolirthldiebbwillersyosof ;ee. of the ple Will be discharged within twelve . mentbeitoin Ist January, 11369; three , fourths of .the remaining one-fourth Will .be discharged within the next, twelve months, and AID/tits, the Ist July,lB7t, there will nothe in exist . mice and unpaid to excerd.fetir cent. or the existing indebteduess:f, ' and thus the debtor class will almost entirely esuipe from the.opprenion and disasters with which your plan , would overWheinitttiv prwms 741. r the stitlilenka y . pru 2d4'_lly..tiiing a 'deflate` . period When fhe greenlxick ricith-will be re , deemed, a fixed value will be given to it;'Whieh . will constantly lippieed ate d s the period forredemption preaches,. and it will beat par . at or. [igene that time, proVided the Gov ernment is making the. necessary. preparatigns . for .its redemption. will be , much better for the businest of the' country-for it to reach par by. gradual appreciation; than to come up to it by a sudden Jerk, as youpro pose. The whole process ahnuld be gradual, so that, the transition:which thee:Mary niuSt make front One On-, ditto!' to the other snail lie made with US little disturbance as possible., NI: Ily fixing a time ,for. eAlemp-. Lion so far In tliefutureverruisent tau, witlwgt sudden atitt and with- . out gnat sacrifice, get' ready for It. To bring about the gradual apprecia-, tion of the greenback mites the gold , mast visibly accumulate lu the Treas.' ury time goes on.,The Lion. Jule Cisco said inn ltter seine two yertni ago that In ' the Treasury of a gold surplus of sev-, enty oreighty millions Rave strength to the currency,. although . not set' apart, for. its redemption, from the'' probability that it might be - so up propriatW in the. future. Should Congress refuse toreserve the present surplus of, gold in the Treasury and that which is to accrue for the redemp t ion of the currency, but empowerthe 1 Secretary of the Treasury, before the ' time arrives for. redemption, to ob tain theneoseary gold by. _the sale of our bonds, It wookt proWbly up the notw to par, atihat time, ir he was known tolavernade the prep! oration; but their irppreclation would not be _so grudual-or-so certain as If the gold was visibly accumulating while the intermediate time WM pas slog. ). • " That it would benecessary to have in the Treasury an amount equal to the greenback currency, to begin re demption, Ido not believe. Re demption could safely begin with two hundred millions of gold in the Trees ury under the ptovisions of my bill, but certainly not with seventy mill ions. In this work confidence is everything, and Ls scant of slow growth and tan only be produixxiby the obvious employuseut of the neces eery measuresolp tiert. , -If the. thehtlrere . 06 .1 . rush for ,le upo eng n ren A m ri pm il l e en l .i i ma ' p 11144 It in: ma rket t precree , princi, ti 3i on i a LL- t ilit a Y r i :i g so llunitig nable . a ti h n n i d v ie ei t x i h r fa i lure ' BUBbil w i l l i l l eti ch . the Government work to, and the making of needful pteparationsilo be known anti understood by all, aro indispensable to any plan of resump tion which.wouldavord the hardships which you admit would- attend be adoption of yours. By the method I have , sugg&Rted, there will be an ac tual inflation of the currency at the time of resumption to the extent that the whole amount of gold and silver in the country that would enter into the" , eirculation would exceed the amount of greenbacks that would be presented for redemption , and this would do much to prevent the hard ships that would otherwise occur. Another Talk With Grant. A prominent citizen of 'St. Louis, Just froni Washington, describes a half-hour. interview with Gen Grant, Which shows some of the charaeter lades of the President elect I a a strong er light than anything that has been add or written lea long time.„lM ring ;the contemetion'a Senator,and Judge from Louislanumereintrodu- Md, who came to consult with the Gummi in regard to the government indorsing some State bonds for the imprpvemeut of the levees in 'Sad - shwa. - :, . ,The General said he hopedtbo Rev °fitment would not do it, sad added " while we are diseusaiug on all sides how the national debts to be paid, I shall oppme any increase of the na tional. oldixttions. ;1 .never knew a government to bootee responsible for: any 'amount that It did not niti. mutely have to pay.". After some further.,remarki, de signed to win the General ' s Liver, that Judge sahl r gdilions of _acres of the best land In the world 'ar subJett to overflow. _ • ' • ' Gen. , Grant :replied: "Let their overflow and igt them stay, under. water. until their, owners are wi .- that- -Northern! • men and NOthers capital should: Dome. In and protect and-improve•thetn.- -.Northern:Men with ample capital are.ready to make a garden of yourState,andyouwen't let them do ..it. p .lour large land holderslt are . or ilo:te the United. States- govenun nt : to=day as:they, have ever , been and if that govern ment should ro I thelrlevees, it would not! du , plena aqarttele. I know no way thogovernment could haveadoptedforiebplldlngthelerees but to. have..contbintded the lands of those engem,' .in the. rebellion, and used the proceeds to restorethecoutti . try. As that was notdoite not/dn :- remains but to set . our negrom t; ~ work and invite in and, welcome, Northern men." •. .:4 ,-• "Cienentli". - said the ,Judg.,3i., . ttegroes won't Work," - " Won't - Work," , General Giant Oul6tly -replied; •" they'll work if you'll pay them for It. Am I not right?" Be added; ," Is there not such hostility. to Northern, men that it amounts, in '. - Most sections of the State, toe practical Exclusion of them from the agriettitural interests orthe country? • • Is there not ananwilling. nee to divide up the lands and sell in small parcels to those who might immigrate? And is there not ti gen end tendency to secure the services of the negroes withoutpromPt, adequate , compensation " I must say," said the Judge_ " that there is more or leas truth in , all these points.",_ _ "Then,'" mid (land,'" I think yon will. have to build your own levees or. wait - under ..water until you are willing men should come In who will build them." • . T,• ..-41nite have been:brought .againat. the Pacific Mailiiternehip Clempany tbr havinglandal 4,ll2tehhiameu, In Forni.loca :without the required ton& that they ehould,notbecome - a public - charge. The - damages , are laid at $l,OOO per eldruicatin—a total of $4,924,000. Other snits' ofille same kind are being prepared. aP 3 e B serve The *I) lEE burgh, Chasid and ',T: othet they` El mitt Wi B. Irvin, 'Bernhard; ChOE". BilkiKkAtill' Serl , •eta—A, ';,.Agilstanti7: of PH J. D. Nibbs, geant• of Phi Henry. A. ' A .Indintitt 0464.: cealleYp of. Tikila7' A* of the Itottuktht of Washington! ferit—Wm:: - :11,11 Dar:. delpi 0111 rah, of ■R& 41 , - WINO& Dixt. --Sir date u loot Thet dren Itvlnl tion i •' .llll- i iii-1:1-114 ' Zit ,an isuran 1 young lady of many ,_ Aons luid accomplish meets. 1, ..1 have heard that after arri- Lla Jul town a in i at ei 4 I Irrue, he procured a divorce from wife and married Miss Phil= lips, tut of this I have no personal knoWedge.. It is, certain that the was ' hemoforward,treated by her Own wents as 'Mrs. Dickens, and that e received a small bequed In her lees Will as ; ;" Mrs. Bernet. Phill wi Dickens ." Nevertheless, the er Airs. Dickens lived, anti e t still ves, in London. She is- new atili with blindness, and is sup port by Charles Dickens. W en Mr. Dickens visited this wan ry last year, and received a large sum id Money from his readings, a 'actions!' which he buW.owed in char ity upon strimgers, the press of Chi eago,l including the journal with which I am minted:W.l, coinniented 'man u re fact that he had done noth ing f those who had the inestobVl -011A e •tims upon him, and of whose neceikides he could not be Ignorant. The eastern press'attributed them) re 'nuirks to spite, because Mi. Dickens had.* included Chicagoin theline of eitits In whichhe Wass to give his roadims. I am sure there was no such telin as • this evoked at any tin irnot in my 'owe:ease. There was,'however, am kapott:ant misapprehension of ,fitetic It is easy now, to see why Mr. Dickens Could not visit Chicago. If ho had done so .he must either recognize Mrs. Bettlia Phillips Dickens, to the InjUry of the other .Mrs. Dickens, or by his refusal : to do so expose her to emtumely. It is easy. to see Iwhy he Contrib uted nothing.' to er support. A ,glitnnoeringof thetruth wasgiven to the public to the London ctmospolid eme of theißotiton Didly. Advertiser, hut without the knowledge or Privity of Mr. Diclims„ . - 1 ,. . -. 1 These AcOcarnebo my keolledgo throwh. the ifle.o td.s . liteturrY friend bt.,4mtiden, a foist. days before Il.r. Dlamns, , departure ; from , this • •Mtieh asl dadredto remit the • 1 that had been done ,11, it was. • Impossible •te , do 2 so without inflating the greeteetharm upon 'Mrs. Dickens; •I. ' understand that CharictiVickensliasainnwsbeen solicitous that the .lady in question, should ,receite. no other Injury from Illic'kintily than the had tdicady.re ceived ; that he wished her well, and that he was willing to do, orto far.; bear daing,anything not inconsistent with his duties to the more afflicted .woman whom his brother •Ati . . -.. bad left in sfhigland- ,i- :;,:1::„ ..- i „ 1 D L,_ • • • lilt only remains :to rams sass Dies. 'Bertha..rhillips !Dicker* .4whotn: I *Mr law) bore an notilestiblied rep utation -In ildeogtoc. Upon the de - of her husband sheivasleftdes- Made; with . three , infant children to 'support !milt:Amite. .13he wad faith ful to those whom Clod conundtal tO her care. Her , noble. struggle with povertr wtla &WV is tack 111 St great de; grea hy. the kind,rt•w . gentlethen of theHtid department of the Illinois Central lialiway, of .which Mr. Au gustus Dickens had been an einployeq and it Is safe to assume that her dear - children will not 'comet° wantelt appears to me that Mrs: Dickens died of a broken heot,tindthat no con tributions . of ~ money , grout , Charles Dickens or the peopienititicago could have healed her wound.,,.•_.___.l'-'"- •I am,:viery resneetlidlYl P our °' dient servaatp: ' • :' ' Aloaiien Wl'sfr • :.Editor I • , 2 _ . i.;, ' • ~, tor of Chlcago'none. -- , --;------ , s•••' - *- - ! ,: - :-4----, i; It has ttaned thatiaad hive' • have fimolil the titlei tie andstild d'ere ten !bonsai('4oEoo fend In IAtaITS add .Calit well cturntied In the Slate Of Miatouri; ';ohe'Of '.llieettireett , trOtalls tie:Win 4Aft rat :'.ToStph. . . ~:24 1 h trire p t&ad t staand. four hun an ten were erected% inichicagai nt.l:Vot e t sdi"f sft i ii 1 . Thaw Aire arty . uoind tailings standing in the ty. 1111 lEEE G • • , SW AO - e 'The 0 " -- rimn th't ties fablotantmorethinday • that city. , Ntw I 7 1 7 T M i lintb eed fromin r n I —Areepeettle.l=.4 c e late A Bristoles a' election riots ;WI - 11i*. , :.—A 'Mush * and Mile, iiitHal Was held in tho '! W-Hall of Ash- isrA;,4lhitl,isst I:l9eeimsrev,m4l;. -. ri 1 __A ''Ne*LgeldelPiethliPbeni d g 1 ceoently tarnedtwee. I !Mende bonds to'hit er,E,A,1,.; - They are as ] 4fuleus William o -. SB4 school Bawl*, la the .OSB school ln-Amaim It was it* 1 , • hundred - 'Aya, thirty-three yam ago. ' ; :4 , -,The bullet; l ot the ' Upbraid's" denominationlosso eoll hi Illinois are raising` ,1)90 to' Wet a i building for female students attlaiefiburg; ! .The dirMdatlOß rock'of= coin Mommient at Ilpringfiel X 1.4; hate ,been reached by :the k it a depth of. abbot ID feet, *ye illectune-nruaut, ty e Migoissir irrried. _ * Liars and a half each is offeted wolf wallet Three boys in Sheffield, England,' havea been sentenced to 311) -days im prisonment for torturing a eat. They covered itwith naptha and set It on of .littio• atgou?,,efy.; er. • ?4!. diated, ea he 'calicd, hdu'com- ccOgautCr t 0.Pr90 0 07 `the Senate r . .at i 5,060, rgfected In that the tingand ineaneus nonl gentlemen : Philadelpl la ~,oi —There AVM il.ge illumhiateU In ;Jerusalem when the Sultan's edict, liberating the ReirCity forev er from military taxes, was publish- —A saeirlielouS istadobt %Mornay City, Mheouri, has stolen the ixlse of a4ombstone, waiting trareportittion at the . depot. :It had the. Witt* of the deceased party chiseled upon it. —There- ato3 symptoms, of a 'gold fever in- England... Gol d has been foui4 In Sutherhu4' There has beeti, ..as yet; no " 'rush to the dig bat 'presmetitig', I s very ac' A negro in Isis 'lViii; recently brought Court op a v= ofimlrry a white girl, ',law. lie one , appeared against htni. 'and he vms ' dieharged: .1 —RaFph Waldo EinettlOn will give a aeries 'of readings In:Reston-this Winter, to aselectelass:-PrOPols . ' CH to Mad pLifflagea froni vatious . au thors, and comment upon them; a. 4 he goes along: - -The Metropolitan Police Board of;New Orleans, has ordered the , re= instatement of the negro police Mtn weredirected, beforethe election, to 'go home - and put their uniform aside until further orders: —A whole. flueirilit St. Louis— tbur' adults find - live wcbildren—were dangereoualy: 'histweelr. by eating dish of rabbits. Whether the-meat was. poisoned or diseased .has not •et been (leaded. .2%T0 death Jerk—John ''Wfolistat4 .11aulelp41,0 F. A... Magee, =1 Abe-iiis. _giros ter Or the rcw Youx, • tho World , o of • this iiVz4.4l biothes . Of 4 ,tfie *al is living in by. her :novelist. ittle chit r. DlciFena I, in tul4- rrtuoas t are ot Pair- —A scholar was , turned out of a public school hi Sutton, Massachu setts, the other day, , becauae he. was 'too obi.' gels cover 4 and has - a fami4' of gown-up children. Ho was ambitious, he mdd, to 'ketch up with his boys and girls.' • :—Senator Sprague has been in East Floridn`with his.wife, looklug after important investments in that kaull ty. is. interested' ht a propased which is to Goknect Bt..Tohn's River with North-Miter, St:Angus- Alpe, Ralik& River, arid Smyrna, voter in En n rui his 1114rteim r dor would go bomb and voterotutecre denied the claim mil ' .the court the transaction WllB ny g it hat Aegram Ark % Picilo l6 l. In the erase• thout any tio 4o .ctas", to r t , was wpm- „sfAtanittil:” women ejet men, near 'Month,' while rettlntlngitmtra A . little .ffirl Aasmmpiutving them, was stabbed when she foraaist ance, mwe and her heed severed from the • —Two ioung ladles of lowa, Mis ses .Eu=l - and. Ella -.Harlan,. have asserted !heir female .rights In a thoroughly practlail way, by' 'seem ing Government lands under the HoMestead law. They will settle upon and cultivate them next sea son. • —A white quail has been found in Mexico, Audraln county, Mo. The bird is a pure white, with the excep.; tion of a few. brown spots. It • be longed to'a fandlY r of - AMA quail, the otherelght being co fthe natural coke-. Dr. J. W. Sucklean 'amateur:natur alist, owns c , siriosity. ; •,‘ - LA. welt . knicWriqitlgri' l ni San Francisco „suffering from the recent ly prevalent small-pox, suddenly appeared iunong a dozen or fifteen of his friends on a street corner, while the disease was at. worst stage. He way delirious. A panic ensued, and there" was flight In all directiOns. • The man was finally induced to re- I turn to his bou. , —There is a,uicdicinal aprong in Sacranierito; the 'water •of which is strongly impregnated with Iron. It Hams deovereti several Months ago near the carpenter-shop of the Pacific Railroad. Wing - cool and pleasant to -the taste, ,tile workmen drink freely of it, .:andtit • is -supposed ;to have;, . IrreVeilteC,t 'Tw ever and ague among there. •-_o barrels ,ofrthiis water actXprdln,gly haveireen shipped to a point on the Sacramento Valley road where ague is prevalent. 4-AileilitAollitittiMierim the St. Croix River, Minn., is more roman tiailly situated than tiny other West ern City. High bluffs rise almost perpendicularly from Oft. pe r tlapid streets. These areascendedthrmkh winding ravine; or by flights of stairs. Meet otittao Prlvatela~s, are built on top of the bluffs; 'lmagine,' se a correspondent, 'a street lined with business houses, and a wooded bluff rising abruptly froin it—at the right alfetip . rtryibe th gh which •a rfard.cirenitopily winds , and the (rcellYity a sheet.; their otath its:sloping - lawn circumscribed by rocky d• ,edlititha=athbst hilly, gorg ed, and uneven surface, wild and, romantic, at, once adornedanffdisflg tired by the dtrelllmpilittabf 2, 1 1XN) ' 1 1:1 3 ".i.: h1 f 411 ,4, t5 'az, 7 - CINCINNATI, 2 O'clock this to,orning Weu.Ashback killed his wife , „ToiiepldrW4 - by eplit ting her head open with 'a hatchet and stabbing her once in MOM side. with a butcher knith. He then shot himself, the tirill"eftthrifft'StaPeft lower Jaw and tearingaway the light back part of his head and scattering his &aim , over • the. two.' - The couple werein an ,ugier room of their Rste te r t Hree ,and , wag. par-, nn The t o frequently ' 'reafened to take his wife's 114 1 At was& second marriage for•both, and they' had been married Fur,)mms.,, They were aged 05: and 57 respectively.•Ashbeek was a basket/maker and Is With kept a conitetionery •on • the first floor qc their reshletree' at No. 570 Central avenue. -None but themietitus were ~ ofileers' hearing., the wonianiatliesniKthe repcirt ..9f the gun , broke into the” homm,, , ,Both Were rlttesArdetel; lual e",:kient. ly retired: tii different morns.. The 'l ‘,Wilb mat Jealous akabef VMtitikstrikqdoo. l6 RWM ll . 161 thslusebitattaritiMlWAlOn4 of klenvit o W#4 l l,l7lol), about' their,'' ',Chet real estate, and rs. Ashhack 'mak ing indreimofeyby sher Store her husband by -his trade. • had , ; - trilefsi..paraisy pep= since their mar. 2 and the w. ArtnreOrtn otaPpfy 0304 tit-, storm chlitUert by his firstmarrieget , , ,_ cgs" HoPD4L7 11:1310 B E NYC E , .' B ,I BEAVEBI PA. :OM le=t'f Zit& liadisilesse•illOOMPedlPuri )1) 1 .: 11 / ; 1 1111311ra till. ,i,‘ + ', Ilkidaintliiill Iliz M i girLtt*N IFI lail ra rnm r i g rirationoly=l a& BIN 10rwria worth at—, a $l/.xoowall licoo m prirAla4 . V . 61 . 9 1 taaey am:brigaered and Iwo Riadlterchlata wort% 15. atom •oldllt.r. 40 Ilattsw worth 15 wets, look! at VI Val t sold ai....,,,.—„. —l5 NCIO oll o Al Bll o l, 1 worth IS wwWW OD at 11' wi Ma all wool_Thilatol,wneth, 80 eaoBl. 0085 at. 31 I de rause: wairtt riot . % it at... t I aff04844...t; a .1; .412 /woolon worth 10 mot*. mat at 05 Astra itfihnl i ltraituz 10 1 0r LA eil eras ar msl ~ to llytola at ... .... . . Bargain oferei Bonetta. New Goods Arriyiug Da4 ,12. .DLZTAInd mr).7,Parra,nr inp-s.lusFixyaipippi. SALE \ Mk It 4 57 cs cm , nra 161112221 tAliltl.ll & 00.13. ill:• 50:',Iiiiir3aat, Mt:eget, Commenced Monday. Dee. ith, every article radoonl. ROWS Winter Mina nanaliiba cioeal diewsolu.s. . ;)',. li • Mein Wurre~' or J B BENeEIS bird Street, Beaver, Now Opeotog • Sue Stock of SHAWLS SHAWLS. Blankets, Wakel', a ),•••> Flenidebi Flannels 0....1 ME'IIY;' °I 4 E4 N P. • : *. ' • , Wise Bock Cloth and Urea Cloths. Wotorrooto Cbtoddlla Cloths for Back., (Vora Yiltl nee. Plato irrid Fumy Colors, Taros, Oslo and hoc col oro. Grimm Wool, • M r iko kilit ' ' • • Honda, Inhale Voila. iimairK, se. C. hiVO. Olga „ • ' A ••••, . . . BO N OV=.: L' BED • AND DMZ - MOM. Balm . oiiii.!9)ll: lb _ 4 , 42. ' Incliding the vary atiSsa New V. 71311,4 TRIMMINGS Ladkw' Underwear, Mena', MOW, Drawers sod nuependere, te. ' MILLINERY GOODS, lists, Bonnets, Flowem i'lirmeo. Velvet.. Frames. . , - • . de. ac. . ' ' any Mr the meet stack or Witham Goods ever brought to this chatty and cheaper than •yori on !My them M any other place. • Ribbons. Ribbons,. Ribbons. NAMIZOIDERT AND LACES ♦ good Avortz,ent slurp , ' oil baud. TAMPING AND PINKING DUNE 1 0 onrust. - "i i {Ye Welts:oar friends and the public to all and, &Milne our New etockof F A N-C Y LG.0.0-D,SI t, ttp - C.LV.NOT BR UNDER-149LD. to. him Nab to boy EJ4 ! Dos' tforget tie place. =33 11. DAWSON, Beayer PalliL Pa :1( LIAVINU JUST OPENED A - lI.AROB STOCK proxy, ' ' ' ' • • uons id! . . lIARDWARIL ; 4 GM/War:AM !"- 1 . • • QUEIINSWANE, TINWARE' NAILS, D gas. ac. • w wit Mum all she, and doutdo strength. Spacial attention paid to Ailing Orders for /taco dare window glatairSte: • • Alsa, 'LINSEED 'OIL; . r:• , < IRELHE,BURISI/41.01L. BENZINE, COALES .•. . . . - 4 - . .1.1 ofAlllFll*9rumad,Dyr - said la IM run:trailers Arlen to' tyylrise.elcioul.. our doelcrot PAW' butne.Puldninitit Witi.aft• Moo, Chollei Brandt of Rlbtiito Bumf and Backs. All kW, at Country peodneo Mon . k %IV 4: kfugat, of toper, • en•pAiorik, ~ • ; Notary Pal)No, COnveryaat‘. , and IIINUTIIIOO Aput. Dude and Amonia writtin and aduldwl aggim oilakz:Atioit tot HT: irrafuakg, repreTTH -I.= ATddent.md LIM4I4OTIE M u) IMO HOLT pal vete polkies as, most nail Ursa: - thyso,jhe idßom .krift 0 1 %• 1 0 1 ttie Tazarry. . • • OA St. Om BALE Jy Fall Old Wintv,Goids, DRY .GOODS, of ron deoalptlat!. • wholooo44.m ., 4ooiLin° • g oppost brifloaver County. • Ladies Zephyrtnit Shawls, pilUAa[y~~ . ~':: ~. i ''. • t r.'t I :r~ yo stun, env WU', de., de. Of every depuiptlon, a lame stock LI: '7, j..aaji t t.,M . FACE, Beaver, Pa. .==M:l KWH • - „ lot ari 4 '- t•AA ECM o tilililB s NI. Ix •Tus :ThAlmong, ROdidal*.i**- IMi EMI Fancy C 1004 ,1 la I M thts ?Ts* 2%A.tiralts , 4 i.Ll.6l4,cPet Country' Flannels, all klado at la;;;Orlis staaaketarra' prices. Call and be Deed. FURS; FURS, . 14 1 0 PaR e°64 t - Men's :Underwear *rmof•st - tPt imsiv.Rir;'cmom, &c., &c., CXII early lo moue Itemise es we are ballad to sell se advertised. Stamping. Pinking and Illischtne Illltebt24 4191.0 tcttrier. No troub.le to 'Show Good.l• ,17 1 - 1 11; " tte ;;i7 n .;.„,4„; 7 L',i ni iiti tiratai wiNserz IN.•TIIR DIAMOND, P.OOIIESTER, PA. A. - FORTUNE • r. --tiwre_secAred i cif WATT GILAIX;vami dada. 1 Neffilijrl;llo:perak,i Usltdays. Itiltilit. BRIDCiEWATER, PA 14 WEEKLY iitscErvozo A riti sUPPIS OF GOODS 114 EACH OF THE F OLLOWING DEPARTMENTS: =WM 13X113:: C4.401:31.1DS Steubenv le Jeans, White.. Woolen Blankets, Artily BkinkelK Brad ley's Barred Flannels, Merin , • 08, Alpaos, ;Detainer, • • - Plaids . I Bleached, ',Brovrn and gold -1 udxed water P:oofs, Chinen b4 Cloths, 'no Shaw.. and bleamua Hags, Tickings, Print;', Flannels, Hoiser,y, Gloves IMP" mitts, Se. Groceries, Cadre% new Hwy. llotapom, White Silver Dim, Uoidett and Combed' Byrum Candles, Soap, sp ke and Mince Meat. • Hardware Nails, Glass, Mont Locks. Door Maack Wages Sarum Table C,:ntlety, Table and 'l4a spoon,...ylletlA Coal Boxes, Fire Mimi" and Pokers, 11 le and Glass. W9ODENWARE Bucket/. TON., Churns. Mil ter Pilot* and Lunn Linseed Oil White Lead Boots, and Shoes Mt DM LAMES AND CAILDiEN Rifle Powder and Shot, : t iovriier a i d Fuse. Flour Vocal.se.. ljuieuyabm - ure ' O l '; s • ...I' • - • heavy :mods dellv4ed tree of charge By close attention to iutinete, and py keeplog, constantly on baud wen weed stnek or goods of all the,dilkireat kindenanaUT kept Ina country rtere.-the undersigned Do In the future as in the putt to =mitred rece l ye a litters: skint or the public patronage. c• • -13. M. 11.11.NGIFIll. . . 'ikeMitly TISAVIEW ACADEIIIIG—Tbo Dearer Ma i/ dismy,hia beta re-opepcd by REV. JOHN IVIINE-lARTIN A D. lis-Preeldent of theeobi Ilatiereity. known u • succeogul educator of th e deaf lad the Wad. The tat Ulm Wilreemstenee, D. V., MONDAY, JANUARY 4TH, 1869 . . Modena of both 'exec may bere leans. *m eans Camanntieleol CCIO/94/. ander strict 1111051k1 edisynato Mons apply, In. . be (leen In moatpond elate Uni versity tonne. Composition. elocutlunoteterie and estmeany, the Hebrew. Greek and lain lastuaesel: ) 2 08 pliummtpkr. so t _ men tal sad steal. mai be diligently lisse r t wy the tWe to o e Whoa Speller and Heed an Helteee ,wIM r e lie Minim Nip& Heembegs , tmland Series and Dal ithomart. additlesel pimp eddies,_ - XArge rl e , Wm 114, isalowDeaeoreasal7. .":1172111 NAWIIIIALI4I 011 qt%. • 10,01101irsata. •• • • • • Ptvestoraos, Da.a. Sabi, ordlahja IW Wye Nonni g Met on the In - 1 day ofDeonater, A D. VW • orarrant lo amkagg i tal weed itiahah the estate ot Num sel ftiliteWtot MOM* tp., tot the amity of Deem and State of 1 0 0 !As . !rat i t t kri n rir oo r and jar 4 141 : : Err r t b o . sor b tnus 4out o k t oo pt to b in - t any tl; ;Nom Maio by lay ; that a roopetlg at IMPZlretZtf="7.: bet seta k te will thyld II s'Orcloot et t o o be Midis it Home ta Mir 4hao beads dad. Dos, Art rt i de7. o oebyhdlio o g • - • - D. D. &tit* t EIEI reuxm.,v4-0. liil'AFNo/16, • , 1, CATATEItH, AffTpMA, ift,fl ,, ,S.' X^. Discharges atlas Dic,; Ificonchttia,4l l seiloes Voice, eeenisspilea, as 4 all Mow. el the , • 111 Throat and Lmigs, HPFA-TAL NOTICT. DR. LIOIIIIIII3. WW TO 'R au TATILAT• RUT •ilisaurre maws uns. .ass. .- PATAMAXT, CAM 1/4 ATIVICO AT MOAT. DR. -LIGHTHILL CATARRH. AlDellt dattlnielleallifilinaltles there to no SO. :,„ note more prevalemt, more mavens' Ogress!. g more product's* et discomlbrt. or mole lint& L give rise to a illrbety stdbartietagand ilierigs.t , tio 1:1 compile:Woos than Catarrh. :n 10 progrenio tt Wages of developmeat, the sepses amen at.: t tare are fregamitly lost,baarlag sad . sight Oft, M nudar item lapay,Throlt Alhictiolis, baba* set Bronchial Complaintsare totxesstiely Rodent and ConSamptioa to almost Its Inevitable mutt Catarrh usually minting* heel at lint is tie amity of the nase=ing broad it: ter, e, mart' seat . It scam two sem all, co VICO mid arty of /be bead with which the sea passages eassiguthate, sad at Meg* hem., diffaied over the entire extaotot the Maiicepals. nary inset . The eartleet, most pronthetht sad tharacteriee fesuiles of Ottani Is st . dtschanre Mon the h.. to consleting sometimes eta clear acrid Auld. bats tenet of a thick purulent yellow or greraish a. , in? sutra, Which la umealit itecieted to Clre.:RA abundant*: and asentmia li vary *tld odor. perulent esti/tames lad latharglit as a thick of 1 rive fluid, or he bard take* through the awns 4A throat, and tiectuentifby both channels. i In many inatanees the discharge le of a sir nations or gummy character, adhering to thee, eased membrane with glealike tenacity, soda P moveable only with great dltlicalty. This tut . more par titularly noticed on rising in the can tog, because daring sleep the purulent eecre hardens and accumulates with venter twilit!. The effects to relieve the bead, et those tint* banking or bloating the nose. eve. therefor , . one ntly most dletreeeing to the one Matte- I mat dicer/ill:de to 'Mope around him. . they have to be to violent and persietent the: lunge and chest become strained and awe. tel .. .n. IVICtaDZ awl even vomiting vow% and a vete headache es Wariness initially hitless. augments the general distress. ta vise . even the mast powerful efforts mar tali to r the head until mime .00d or stimulant is secla,i ed, after which I he Tisch' secretion bee.... se. r: what softened, and is then discharged ceec is'', It'. .- urd Agaln,..the c o ffer. , ..leet..inal.jakter observe Into m. 0., sad antler,' difficult to their Cit•hdres often Moulting the most _Solent eats. hut, times these hamatatkree came sissy is no Lard imps, a fragments of • deep green a 0 hot occreloually brood and list rate of wog , size are expelled, on Which traces, of blood our ; times be' sr...red- i n& Condition is ver7 to ran on to serious aleeratiorw. haunts:. ' of the bony Valet.* of the nom, sod a as onent flattening of WA or-au. Inform where the duelist:. is coploar, 4, a loose and fluid character, it freonently thee. the eufferees rot by the neceselty at ices, expectoration, beaded the pornlent dolt 0 • wally mum apt to run into the throat, as during shall the bead to thrown lock. e • asectorstica be neglected, as may area. Ca " .h daring beery sleep, the Invalid is. m lue ,7yt by a sensation of choking, b'T th e gi."e. "lD of the throat with the emus red oecretion tr.„, the he . h. . The el " Inembe**or Is rascally very muds u feed sa d congested, Ck te t e , the nose t e t e , r Ped. up "maim" on °al.'s). act 1106IClia the other,and often op botbsonArtg agreeable etuay sensation an thsh ee d i sad sionally waded paroxysms of Tao thickened conditicarof the brace, and the collettlon or the parolee, es in the nasal canals, Interferes with rater through the nose, and obliges persons w si to breathe through Was open moutii•itael. dekteroue at alt times, but mom porthole* daring Bleep, whkh ender such eireastotwo . , always resting and accompanied vitt. e angle: thng. - A fedi og °trellises*, heat, IrM W ton. saw.;' or pain Is generally experienceri in the us , near the root of the now as well or In the to part of the throat, shove and behind I h ate, and headache to rarely altogether era: 4letreaeltqr reimation of heavy weight or c.ar •alon Isisealll comniaload of over the lab : and especially In the . region Imme.hotrly and between the eyes. Sonsetirnes polo •s..g , nate!). dried In come pa tileniwr part. temple. On the top of the bead. at the NA,: ..„ neck, or behind the orbits. and urea-inooli; •-• Vests Itself In ibe face, of to severe s 'her ; . , hat It is frequently mistaken foe neursior. The Take ill. emierelly atheiell sad Mss , hoarse, tntialed, weak or uneven, and uwx nasal character or an rosplearant .oiling cough of variable seyerity Le notptamionti l `r of the aymntoms and results of Gtarth. ••• The berth I. wally tainted, and w•a'•''', times, an excoodLeiffy Veld and elekeolpi In some ewes It.beeermar so revollisi:iy as to reader the Pannier an obJect himself. wen as to Others. • The setae of retell la usually blow. drr r , /all; ll l Cnninh. Ond a elmiler WNW ou tone be sweasiOnally alarmed. The eyes are 0 . herons« Irritable, and disposed to water cam ly on exposure to the cold or wind, and a grassiness of sight lot smuttily experiern• 4 ' slight exertion.. nearing not imfrestently he more or leas tmpalred.andi noises In the bed. , often add materially to the existing dioror• The stomach generally antlers user or loess becomes weak and lerltahlel the elit e Is pticious, and is used, always tool In tho wort The patients generally complain of Welt ode fatigue, an Incapacity kw either physical ne tab exertions, • feeling of weight and 41.. 0 ' In the region of Vie stomach, and a position to droweineie and aterp. • The sr faculties are aim warm.es orro - ree of memory being 0014 . 1 oar less present Catarrh may prove feat, either by detuir'. o, the system saff• wearing out the prillerd. traveling downward and produciog eon, This fact has been so rypeatedly noticed its experienced practitioners now look upon I as one of the most frequent mid Import. , f this complaint, but according to our elt.".'' t oobsematkogit should always ha regarded oo monition. and one OS the eery earnest thine of Ceseemeoptkok.:* A systernannjenkhomt and wen directed' . of treatment, sae! mote he ler year. la our practice, Is we to be follow& by s ;* sent a ore. - DR. 11(111'11UL bar wadded whh P. emlocurBpeciallst 1)11. ItEEI) who payr racivalroattratiou to all A ...rt. In foal impurity or %nandlrina nourot alba is T. (1) 0 I). • and mires permanently ad affection of ihe Liver, Kidney.. Monad. and tfrrnacnure. NERN'OUg SYSTt3I *TR IPPlSkilt.rirt• errrsau won. 1 9 0.184,
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