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The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
WING AND WING.
C0MMUNIC
Baker and Mckibben Men, Attention

DO. Hamilton, candidate on tho Doug las
ticket Tor District Attorney. publicly av"ws
that he wiU not vote for nny man on the
Douq1os hcket. or any other, who last gar
uoted for Baker and NcKidbcn for Congress-
What sag J. e. l'aN and E. VI Banvard
to thisi What say the five hundred Douglas
men in this county who last year voted for
lkese gentlemen for Congress! You vote
for iianiton. but he would not vote tor one
Of you, evea Il nominated on his own ticket
You "ught 10 get down on your knees and
humbly Thank God that this sprig of chiyaIry
graciously permits you to vote for him. OF
eourse you'll dc it-"Joh feels the rod yet
hlesses God" REPUBLICAN,.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
Town Meeting at Virginia.

VIRGINIA, Sept. 18th, 1850.
At a meeting Of the citizens and property
holders Of Virginia, called for the purpose
Of legislating for the welfare and safety of
the town, in protecting it from fire, ETC., the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved That we deem ii very unsafe for
Cinnamon to live in our midst, owing to their
extreme care!essness, and that they be ex-
cluded from living within the following spe-
cited limits: "From the Auburn Ravine,
running by the forks Of the Sacramento and
Marysvie roads, to a distance of one hun
dred and fifty yards north of said forks Of
roads: thence east to point due north OF
Mr.. Sleiuegal's house; thence to the Auburn
Ravine; thence along Auburn Ravine to
place of starting.
Resolred, That they be notified of our
proceedings by a committee Of three; and
seven days be extended to them to make
preparations to remove in.
Resolvea, That the proceedings of thi:
meeting be published in the Placer Herala
and Democratic Signal
J. II. BLANKENSHIP, Ch h'mn
| E. X ALDRlcn, Sec.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

A FEATURE IN THE KENrUcKY ELEcrrox.-
While the opposition have BEEN growing SO
Justify oves the election of Coo,nbs. ia Ken
tucky, they have failed TO note the fact that
in the first judicial District, composed OF
over thirty counties, and which heretofore
has been strongly opposed to the Dem ocratic
party. Peters, the Breckenridge candidate
tor Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, beat
simpson, Bell man, by handsome ma
jority.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
National Democratic Convention Of Tn
NO z

The delegates to The Township Convention
met in Auharn, at the breckenridge Club
Room, on Saturday last, and after daily or
ganizing made the following nominations:
For Tax Coilector-Ja,aes NJ Gaunt.
For Assessor-George Russell.
For Justices of The Peaee-Jo ohm Russell
and Games f. IIogue.
Eos Constshe-Patrck Stanley.
Robert Msrtln was also nominated for
Constshle, bat not being resident OF the
Township at the resent tine declines being
q cand idae
Road Commissioners A. G. Neili. L. Z.
Miller and Wta Turner.
The following gea'lesi,en were then aJs.
pointed a Township committed for the en-
saing gear: M. IL. Parkinson, Ci,aiimxn.
n. S. Beach, Secretary, f. S. Greenwood
john O'Farreh aud Matthew Campbell
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Coop NEws.-The m, st casual newspape,
reader will no, fail TO observe the favorable
indication for lireckinridge in the Southern
States. 4 large number of men of influence.
who have been for Bel. have come over to
the support of the gallant Kenturkian, and
declare a4lhesion to the Only party and can
didates' whose principles guarantee equality
of rights TO xll the States of the Union.
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Candidate for Constable.

We are authorized to announce the name OF
WILLIAM OSBURN MS a candidate for Con
stable Of Township No 3.
September Sh 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

FusIoN.-'Ths lat est news from the East
states that the Breckenridge aud Douglas
nen have agreed upon fusion Electoral
ticket in the State Of New York, to consist
Of tIfteea Douglas, ten Breckenridge. and
ten Bell being combination Of the
eotire Opposition against the Republican
ticket
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
SANDS sARsAPALlLIA.

TIME original and genuine article !:se r.medy fos
Il iag tie blood. Al anfa,,'ddG; disorders. The
experience Of sixteen years has tu,'y S,. medeae
the high reputation Of this ines' ~ eby ss''e
it's curative powers have been '1.sSth n,ses with ouch
"a long standing and ohstl nae S" .he most datse'
inva riable SUCCESS as to call 'orsn srt utysciso'
ing Communications from em'o
throughout the country. n. Sauds, Dfus
PREPARED r.as and s1's ssrsst. ss New York ads,
s's:,i soid I"S also sGs by T. 5oss:oa CO. cs1 Cod
ton l. Co., San Frauei CO.; Rice 2 SS,eHrsmeuto; '''
Vile; R. H. Mcdonald q Co.. o'''
by Druggists geuerally: u.wKINS, Agent:
o. nAipothocsries' =; Hall ''''
September e3th, 1850
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

DEAocRArIc MEETING AT CHRISTIAN VAL.
LEY.--Janes Anderson, and other speakers,
will address the 4itizens Of Christian Valley
at the California House, this evening.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

QuERY.-Do the newly converted Dou
olasites, who are candidates on the Douglas
ticket, in,lorse, and intend supporting their
associates upon the same ticket who voted
the Baker ticket in 80? If so, is not the
concern considerably ,inctured with Repub
Iicansm! or is there any difference between
voting for Baker directly, or voting for the
man who himself supported Baker! or is
this the place where TIE tweedledum and
tweedledee comes in!
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
PLACER COUNTY TICKET.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Township Collector.

S. Z. BARRETT, will be IA candidate for Col
lcctor for Township No. 8. ut the next genera
election.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

Six DoLLARs.- One of our subscribers at
Todd's Valley, some time since forwarded us
six dollars through Wells, Fargo & Co., but
failed to send us his name. We want to
know who it was, so as to give the proper
credit. If this should meet the eye of our
patron he will please send us the desired
information.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

PotITicAL MEErysa.-A politica! auee,;ng
OF men at all parties is to be held this after
noon, at 4 O'Clock, at the Union She'd, on the
Desert Road, thres miles below Johason's
Rarch- 1t. Gov. WaIkup and other speak
ers will be present.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
f. X. ALDRlCn. Sec.
BELL AND EVERETT NoMlNArIoNs.-The

BELL AND EVERETT NoMINArIoNs-The
Union County Convention met in this place
on Wednesday, and placed in nomination
the following ticket for county officers
For Senator, Wm R. Longley. of Todds
Valley; ASsenbymen. Alexander Mills, OF
Fox'S Flat; G. l. GrilIey. of Do,an's Bar;
J. F. Brown. of Wisconsin Hill; B. ID. Burt,
of Bath; Sheriff, John q Boggs, Of Auburn;
County Clerk, Daniel NJ Ilosmer, of Yankee
Jim'S; Treasurer. Julius T. Brooks, of Au-
hnrn; Recorder, Jas. u. Bull. of Dutch Flat;
Dis,ri Attorney NJ E. Mills, of Auburn;
Co. Surveyor, JOHN Whitcomh; Coroner, T.
b. HMrhki>s. of Auhurn; Public Admins
TRAITOR, s. ID Merrlck, of Gold Hill.
The ticket is fair one, but is destined to
be far behind in the race.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
IMPROVEMENTS AT PINE GRovE.-Mr. Pc

kins has commenced building a large add-
ton to his Hotel, which he intends for a
Dancing Hall. It will be so feet in ler,oth
by 40 in width, and when completed will be
one the finest rooms in the county.
Mr. Hubble is also building neat dwell
ling house. Hub" you bachelor, you excite
our curiosity.
We are pleased to note improvements Of
the kind at Pine Grove, as it gives assurance
that town is in embryo there
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

ST0RM.--The first storsn of the season vis-
tied us OH Wednesday, aigh'. Sufficient rain
fell to lay tive das. s i.rle; but the maiu
features CT the entertainmeut was the thun.
der aud hghtaing sceom. panimem --tbe peals
and flashes we're sharp and yiyi',
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

Busy TERM.--The Grand Jury has been
pressed with business. More indictments
have been found at this term of Cour, than
at ANY other term since the organization OF
the county.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
For Collector,

D. S. CALENDER. is q candidate for Co!
lcctor Of Township No. |.
Sept 2lst, 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

"BRowN SreuT." "--John Atkinson, pro.
s,nietos Of the Miners Saloon, has favored the
Herald with seeeial bottles of the best 44, ,on-
aion Brown Stout" which upon trial was
found to be excellent.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
For Collector.

T. VI. NOSLER, will be u candidate for Col
iector of Township No. g. at the November cleo
ton.
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Ey Notwithstanding ali praphe les TO
she contrary, the State Fair, at Sacramento
i,as been a great sseeess.-*- -
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

L. c. GIBBONS, isa candidate for
Collector of Township No. 3. subject to the deci-
aion of the Union Convention Tor the nomination
Of Township officers.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

hALLErr's SPEEcH--On the first page of
the Herald will be found the able speech of
=. F. Hallett, Of Mass, (the author of the
Cincinnati Platform), which he delivered in
June last in Washington. 1t will be found an
able, clear exposition of the principles of the
National Democracy. Douglas men profess
10 be governed by, and to have an undying
attachsaeRt to the Cincinnati Platform. We
suppose they will admit the author Of that
PIa,fer'n to be proper person TO construe
lis '1aesning, 10 Say what vas its intent and
vho Of the Presidential candidates now
stand fairly upon III This much certainly
caunot he denied to Mr. HalLett The reader
svl find that Mr.. II. heartily iadorses the
nominstion Of Breckenridge and Lane, sad
gays tlat their platform of principles is q
truo. construction Of the Cincinnati Platform.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

@ Major Bowie, Bell and Everett can
&idate Tor Electos, addressed the citizens OF
this place on Wednesday evening
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

EF There ia considerable sickness in our
county now, along the foothills.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

DECEASED Morris, whons We 40
ficed as being terribly tnutiated hy . blast,
at Lincoln, several weeks since, died ia the
County Hospital, on Saturday last. Saith.
who was injured at the same time, is recov'
erins.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

CONE Our FOR BRECKESRIpGE.-Mr. Nc
Laughlin, President Of the Douglas Club, at
Ophir, in this county, having become salts
fed that he had taken a wrong position like
a true Democrat has come out for B erken
ridge and Lane Mr. NJ may not have taken
bis name from the Douglas CInh list yet but
he has emphalcally repndiael the party.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
POLITICAL SPEAKING

Hon. WM. NJ. GWIN and Hon. FRANK Ill
FORD will address the cit zens of
Dutch Flat ...........M Monday, October 18th
Gold Hill ........ Tuesday, October 10th
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

|. aas sokExasnsE pArGR.-5udge C.. r
Smith, OF Grass Valley, is ahoat to start a
Breckenridge newspaper AT Nevada city.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29

DIED SUDDENLY Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. Perry l.. Shipley, died very suddenly at
IIoins Saloon, in this place, from an atfec-
ton Of the heart The jury empanneled re-
turnel the following verdict:
We the jury, who were cmpanneled to
examine into he cause of the death of Perry
l.. Shiplev find that the deceased came to
his death from disease of the heart R. J
Fisher (oreman.) NJ. Sherman, G. G. Butts,
VIM. II. Waterman, A. Sinclair, and John
O'Conner.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
JOSEPHWALKUP candidate for State Sena

JAMES ANDERSON. candidate for District
Attorney. D. S. BEACH, and JAMES n. MA
KlNS. candidates for the Assembly, will address
the pnople Of
The Placer herald., 1860-09-29
FOR PRESIDENT.
John g. Breckenridge,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Joseph Lane,
OF OREGON.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ANTONIO r. CORONEL,
Los Angeles.
VINCENT f. GEIGER, Tehama.
ZACH. MONTGOMERY, Suffer.
ALLEN p. DUDLEY, Calaveras.
ALTERNATE ELECTORS.
HORACE SMITH, of Placer.
ID r. HOFFMAN,, of San Diego.
FRANK GANAHL, of Siskiyou.
RI. p. BARBOUR, of Tuolumnc.
PLACER COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senat0r-JOSEPH ~ .iLkCP.
.dssembiy-S. " LOFELL d. s. BE-7CH,
I'm NJ F.INCE, JAMES " .KiKLNS
Sherif-S. B. MILLER.
COUNTY Cierh-W.M Il. JOHNSON.
County Treasurer HENRY W. STaRR
County Recorder-LOUIS S. .MOFFd1T.
District .4.tofney-J4MES ANDERSON.
Public .4dn,iaistrdtor M. P. II. LOVE.
County Sutpeyor - C. ". FINLEY.
County Coyoner-- J.d.MES .WCIRNET.
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The Hons. A. P. DUDLEY and II. T. BA

will address the people of
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-09
A Mothers Love.

Children, look into thosc eyes; listen [.
that dear voice; notice the feeling of even II
single touch, that is bestowed upon YOU by
that gentle hand. Make much of it wbilc
yet you have tho most precious of all good
giils-a loving mother. Read the unfat6om-
able love in those eyes; the kind anxiety Of
chat tone and look, however slight your pain
In afte- life YOU may have many friends
fou II, deal. kind frends--but never will YOU
have again the inexpressible love and gentle.
ness lavished upon You which none but
mother bestows. Often do sigh iu my
slrug4I with the hard, uniseling world, for
Jhe sweet security | felt, when, on an even
iug, nesting to her bosom. ! listened to som,
qaet Isie, suitable to my age, read in her
tender aud untring voice. Never can forget
her sweet elances. cast upon me when I ap.
pe'red TO sleep: never her kiss of peace a,
hight. Years have passed away since We
laId her beside my father in the old church
yard, yet her voice still whispers from tie
grave, and her eyes watches over me. A.
visit spo;s long since followed to the memo.
ry OF my mother Macauley.
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THE DEATH.WATCH.

The solemn midnight hoSr is Ginning
On the night air cool and chill.
The blood-red moon is slowly climbing
From behind the eastern hill.
My mind seems To he yielding pronely--
To feeling sad and lonely
While hear the heating only
Of the death-watch on the wall,
As listen, all things glisten.
Where the pad mOonbeams fall.
My thoughts are turning on life's drama,
Mingling scenes of JOY and pain
Before my mind in panorama,
Move along in heightened train,
The rich and proud. the poor and lOwly-
The good and bud, profane and holy
Pass along before me slowly,
While ponder on them all,
They seem To darken, as hearhen
To tae death-wutch III the wall
. Where are the flowers that decked the meadow
Where the first in JOY and mlrth!
Withered in that fatal shadow,
Still o'ersprendine all the earth,
Where'er man may place his pillow
On the earth or raging biow-
Still his iate-tree ls the willow.
And where's his lot may fall,
There his greeting, is the beating
Of the death-watch in lie wall.
The fairest flowers soonest wther,
Brightest moments earliest end,
Behold the silent chnrchyard. whittier
All our varied courses tend
When Soul has luosed the chains that bound her,
And hurst the prison.walls around her
No one ever can sleep snunder
Than shall We beneath the pail.
Still that shocking, ceaseless Knocking
OF the death-watch IN the wall.
As through my mind such thots are creeping
Imay weave them into rhym',
W'h INV worded measure keeping,
In the little watchers time
But mans fool b. borrow
Trouble that may come to.morrow-
The present has enouch of sorrow.
And tiod Is over ALL
Then let's he cheerful. never fearful.
Of q ticking in the wall
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A Hard Hit.

When the train on the s.. ID. & C. r. r..
on which Mr.. Douglas vas, arrived at Carey
some thirty or forty pemons were assembled
there. That gcnileman's friends callef him
out Of the car, when he expressed his thanks
for their attention, and excused lir self from
speaking. Three cheers for him were given,
when some one called for the same numler
for Lincoln, which WAS responde! To with
will. This annoyed the Little GIANT" very
much, aud he Immediately exclaimed:
81 made Lincoln. IL it hadn't been 70. NE,
you would never have heard Of him"
His wrath was not appcsscd when ad
cxcIamed
"lho cou' lry would have h,cn better OF,
II you had made some more such men,
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ST. JOINS, N. f., Oct. 8, 1860.

oT' JOHNS, ~ . r., OCl. a, ISOU.
The steamship Connaught, from Galway on
Tuesday, 26th, arrived at this port at three
O'Clock, this morning en- route for Boston
The steamshp Palestine, from Quebec, ar
rived At Londonderry on the Gath.
Vlc.or Emauuy! had determined to 90 To-
Maple.
Sandman slips nal bombarded Ancona
!nr nlne hours, the town replying vigorously
Toe action had been suspended for a confe
cUce.
Garajaidi's troops were concentrated az
Voltcra
GREAT BaIrAIN--Queen Victoria erbar,
ed tor Prussia on the 23d. She will meet
he Prince Regent of Prussia at CoburC.
Lord John Russell accompanies her, and j..
"a sad VII hov' a political conference wit.
Sc'''eui z, tine Prussiau Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
Four submarine cables between Valeutia
and the Islands Of Ivica, Majorca and Minor
"a to Borcrlona, had been successfully laid
Prince John of Bourbon publishes il tho
Times au appeal to the Spanish people rea-
tive to his rights to tho Spanish throne
FRANcE--The Emperor and Empress ~.
lived ut St. Cloud from Algeria on 23d. Ma
p"Is"n in opooch to the Algerines, promised
MS best efforts TO forward the interests Of the
Colony.
The Sarlinian Ambassador had quitted
r. :, leaving the business Of the Legation ,o
t.. Secretary.
NAPLES N. NV movement had been
III ~. - heii
iuHls, Sept. 20, 1860.
- 'r.'a overnment has decided.
..s' i ers If the Papal army
wa "r'r Il prisoners shall be immediate.
" ro'Urn"i - heir families.
PARIS, Sept. 90, 1850.
TIE Pst.le denounces as false report that
the Emperor expressed "ish to be invited
TO Moscow.
Garibal!i ia letter published in the OFF
c:"l journal Of Naples says:
Although | am quite disposed to sacritc,
all ""rsonal feeling on the altar Of freedom,
eau r''rr he reconciled with men who have
sold an Italian province. Nevertheless, de
cree Of Garibaldi promu gates the Sandman
Constitution for Naples and Sicily, but with
ont fixing day for carrying it into effect.
The French Moniteur L'Armee, saws there
Is nothing in the state Of European politics to-
prevent the usual six months furlough being
gveu on the lst of October.
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ST. JoHxs. n f., Oct. g, 1860.

The X. NJ. ). ). Canada, from Lycrpoo!
Saturday, Sept. 22d, via Quernstown, 29 3
passed Cape Rack al II o'c.ops on Monday
night, ell route for Hslltsx and Boston
The canada was boardcl bv the ncs.
yacht OF the Assoclsted Press, aud the follow.
ing summary of news obtained.
The steamship Prince Albert from Now
York, VIA ST Johns, arrived at Galway on
the 2lst
Steamship Africa, from New York, arrived
nj Liverpool on the 23d.
The news per the Canada is nnimpol tant
Italian affairs were unchanged The Pa
pal army VS. virtually dIsbsndod. Ancons
was uesieged aud blockaded.
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HiLLSDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, OCT. 9, 1860.
Gen. Walker and His Lust Expedi,i,u.

The New York Herad has correspondence,
from T,uxllo 10 Sep. 7tb. giving interesting
particulars concerning tho i'll starred sxpedi
lion of Gen. Walker against Honduras
Walker and his men surrendered to comman
der Salmon Of the British steamer lcarus
who had conveyed Honduras force in pur
snit cf him, on the Sd Of September, and
they VIZ taken prisoners to TruxilIo. They
were all in tad health and filthy a. possible
They were all given up to the Honduri'n
authorities, Walker and RIDLEY uncoudi'ion'
ally, the others under the protection Of the
British cormander to lie sent to the United
States. They were all well treated as the
Honduras chef was u very strict otiicc'; and
Commander SALMON declared that he would
hang the offenders aud the c'mmandant OF
the port in addition, if any Of the prisoners
wrr" iujur"d.
Prior 10 his fl sht from Truxillo, Walker
nalrr.l mtn p, correspondence with tie b''-
~h command =. Hi, first letter was IN r"p,y
,o i q, aui from that officer to eyacuair ,h"
s'rce r.w knIc We select the f. loving
or.yt bp' ~ qn" defence "f his enterprise
II Moni te u long story for me to tell
YOU WIZ | cain ,he rg'i I" nnke war
on ~" ex,>;Ing authorities uf II nduas.--
Suific" It 10 say, that nv p'"s"nc" h're at
this thu j. due entirely Ia the engagements
wbich nal IN h NOR contracted with PEI
pie Dies ro,is of living ~ "riral America an
der tn aHrI-ut laws ard cn ons al t.r En-
gsh raaiu, ritnins wi Il th",n cn'n'un ~
ieres,s under the III Ttnjton' dc'r..' = ="
The code of Alfred .ought Il no ","n& II"
tl.. ,,F II,
hal lawful, acquireI."
To this tomnitn ~ = .'ri'. ~ ."" n
nexed rel julndcr;
"Suprente GcsernheHi of Huninr =, IN a
prorla,nal, II recHv.! by m" This morning,
docs not aupna @ Ai<" tl'' - ..n Alfred
iutioiuci in'n ..r c,'aniry - ia maunrr
tha, y.'u pr',po-e, una the local government
and inhabitants ol 'iruxi!lo appear to be Of
the same opinion. j'iging from lhe nnn"r
Gus applications m"f" to IN" for protection
aud as>iSln ca. ~Iict v"n "'n-r l." dnit" a.
war. that ,in ..I.', 'Zrd {. .... unv
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c,.c Ig, = ol robs eco.

,;r benjamin b, lrr, a. eminent London
pby-, ,au WAS applied to recent y to unite IN
"A pcii ior to have Parliamentary Commit
e ,als"d to in,iui' into the effects Of lobac,
go upon the bunlat'- ,ystem. He declined he.
cause he did not coatider such committee
Competent to investigate such subject; but
he has wriltru letter to the London Times,
in the course nf wnich he says
"The effects of this habit are indeel vari-
Gus; the difference depending on difference Of
constitution, and the difference in the mode
of life otherwise. But from the few obser.
tions which have been able to make on the
subject, am led TO believe that there are few
who do not suffer ham from it, to greater
or less extent. The earliest symptoms are
manifest in thu jerapgenrnt of the n"rvou>
system. A lsrg' proportion of habi'ual smo.
kcr> are rendered lazy and l'stless, indispnsrd
to bo lily, and incapable OF much mental "x"r
ton. Others suffer from depression Of tnr
spirits, amounting TO hypochondria>~, which
smoking relieves for a time lhonth aggra
Yates the evil afterwards Occs,ipntI' t.rr
IL general nervous exctabilI'y wuct, 'H.
very much less in degree. prtak'- - -h- ~
ture of the deieyium treD,eHs, of druukar I, --
have known many indy duals TO suffer from
severe nervous pains. sometimes in one some
times in other parts of the body.
he aft ,rwards adds:
"The following observations relate to the
habit Of Stacking. rs it exists among us at
the present time. But still g,avcr questions
remains 10 he considered. What will be the
result if This hatit he continued by future
g"neratipns3 1t is but t 10 true, that the sins
Of the fathers are visited upon their children
aud their children children. We may here
take warning from the Indians Of A erica. -
An intelligent American physician gives tn"
following explanation Of the gradral rx'lnc
ton of this remarkable people: One nrr
anon Of ii"m b came ai,llclei IL hlewater -
They have degenerate and comparatively
lnbicc progeny, who indulge in the saIn"
vicious habit with their parents. Their pro
g"ny IL. more trgener to. aud after very
s.D rrarst,rg- Oh, ,"cr ceases alhg"'h. -
W. mas a,-u 'oh w,uHG I oH The history
~ Gua.Hr, na.au who se..- ,.H nr.as no.
a.a.-ra. a4u.a. Of >n..nta ,n. M,guf
,.ra. Were .a. ..rar, Of tl,t.r .5rr. u.
a'.. sine. .hra bay.ug t,..m, more ati..-
l.. ,r .'o g..u t.h,..4 sEekls. Laaa aau ~
Oh. "..paear utlnn-. SIZE l3" ,lu 0Nly a'.
w.h.rsl. lalss n,ti u apatsuai 5y si .n.-
.l-t communities.