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tn,,u ,ha t.cu ,ro growing richer and tho

.As!a THO Itch .re growing richer and tho
ptsSh slnoa RS'cts csmsrcn, pa,y Moore; Bob n.c'sn
md other rhiaaoph,tns hst" a'v,p pet!!onea aaeo
Phl!adstphin> be tisI 'esd by corporation.
rhrrn ca;, be no tIINIsttlun 10 this. nor 10 |
6ridutnr thu rivor ~ faf down ~ Chosacf.
rraliY, iof 4 thtn u ~ faro In thcto Waisfs
nov adsya - horso ~ Vs',s' rsIaao, y;
." IT,, r',rs,,,eAa Of living ttcrr, tho pupnlo
ntirr from The hlgh tariff 10 tlnd tho ohosp
rsi sttalnutic ansirt,aacu. 70 accommodate
iii. cinst tl,u !icA haYe hnilt ions 'owt o.
little dwar,td oonus unuraslM9 r H.. Xxx MM",' ~,
sroSv 9row,nr aiways richcF aud the poor steadily
poorer. ,vr,x,
TIA ustutel ln tho Nov York 194.ts taat
John Enyode, Of Pa.nsytyania. asa!tSa
,san!a fxs;9 .an Wao III r.
ctiyed S5, Go OF the Alaska money. Fe1aaps
5nhn CoYoae Is one Of the aEents 81 ven.
riauce threatened upon Stanton ~ tlo late
6jack- -msllers. He never objected, 20 ~ Is
know, to any testimony rpm aao,,Sn sa,o psss n
snyhody's five thousand dollars were to dis
onaiiiy, / do not believe that John Covode
rould either give or receive testimony nun
self Is 10 Dir. Stanton, his history !;
hoe orable and his word Is trusted BY all
citizens nEFFt LIS ESI4tAeG IL w. -Ate-A"
natter rs doubted b7 nobody. and the foot
na,r who are attempting TO persccuta nlo
Kill turn M ip the PenisentiarY before long
n THE oEGASlzATIOS OF NEXT CONGRESS
is a. GOOD a. settled, interested gossip Z
: The contrary Notwithstanding: Henry y
:. Washburu will b. scrgeant-a al: Arms IN p1ae as
= nearly said 3.cubus. james g. Blaine WI
!. be elected spesker, aud be 'ri1l be the gnl
ot1cer taken from New England. EdWar
n Mcpherson will be made Clerk by right
4 chnste aud honorable serv &C, pertecs lnte+
X r,ty and hit,h-miraedness The only oppi
r si,fon to Bialte comes from TIE sootpaa
- mentioned above, who attempted to h,acs
mail Robert j. Walker, aud who de:pate c
r hejnp given the run OF the lob5ies aud no;
4 n Tie Hou:e If Mr. Blaine s1Geeets TO Il
=. spssher's choir. These fa'lows sa1 bail fro
NJ Pcrpsylv.Ifa, nud they used fespectao
,e ewspaper there the Other naT g s'ay ~
st same time uttering the first breath Of sla
h. d,r thst bas ever been used =eith the name
~ Edward Mcpherson. The oaly pernsyl'
nlan whom the country ot large honoEs
Cd treated with Pennsglya. los Usual Msq1
It. appteciatlon' Ao Comnplsssa,;ut nspssses.,;et, ,
~ siirklc for thnt respect from others WINCH
10 tpeyer accoYcs TO her oWns
II / Nj. E}ihu Wnshtglrnc, severe cF1tic, 81
M slew days ago, Of AcPhcrsou:,
be "He Is 81 honest man, OF whom ne
css bid susp:clen.' ,,,,-.
N oroa. ana intellectual meu IN Congress-
the Of character, decision md patriotism; u
~ }recoEntzet Us the rising Maa Of SeW EnGla
.ase | and at The head Of the House he would .
~ 1nuu1 respect aad enfFce integrity.
iii Dawes 1s au estimahle Reutleman, Wes
B + I than ME Blaine, AID i - stigma upo1
;ask Eei-fespseI lnas wv " ~ ~. ~" snnno,,ers
ent, CAT
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Htsumpxtou OF spects PATmsnta'
EAST sAarxAw> Mich. Feb. 9.
-ev pobtfnP. ESQ ,prestdnrt oi the Ehlea2a


e-x: The question which liea at the threAh.
old Of the yexed prnhlem Of rtsumptl DE- H
thls viz. Shall shc currency OF the cosnt55
upou retuin 10 specie payments be furnished
hT The National Banks, or be made u. who'll
.xor In part, Of govunmt1t uotes1 An an
sHer 10 this . rtstlon*ls' rather IMPLIED tnan
distit city stated inthe :dlscusion OF most o.
| the rlans which hitherto haEt inslte1 puoMc
attention and app7oSal' The question +
vital. and is declsiou an essential psenh.-
naf1 10 ~ ,otelltgtu at surrey Of the sao3eet'
n .u,inctple Id. our american politics
! should hare passed beyond the range Of
! discussion into IN azsom osssy~hese accept
ID il Is that government, cannot. SAFELY oe
,n,rustsd with The business o. banking, lei
,hn trneriencc pt ouo t.rneraNon seems 70
he ,osf upou lie ne1t, and, 10 late IS 1so4'
the Co,np.sollet Of the CurrencJ-Af. NC
: 4 cn1,eca-felt couatr.,ned to recall tho attep
; lion Of Congress and the country 10 INC ~
c gumcnt in ite Au1'pp1t.. ao,oe he sov.:
,snke 1n tstp d. mil etrrsls Ion .sns
s1ee st,s :ssss the1s ~ Nv dose1rnsat ets
~ "a r g. G;s, 'ss
sas psya 70 H3~ta tessts htssna uesa
VI sanrrrtrs and trade! heteb' rnhhueihs Nises H.
= I'D jncuctrg trsculltos: A. anos0ss, sn,,nr, ny
/. srn p,cs m sfd n:stctsi ui.afsts. l"ey ~gu ~
* hshk note eastrncy, tresu'e ~ s,,1 70"
~ .SsSi aSia 'sS0 III poser ,h.s tn,s':s, +,
ct IT, H. pp i'd by aatAusnoFtty not tan W.
Il 1,str: fnrY would xnI pc aecemH MM. ~ ot,f,.st
1n15TmtEta ot trste. Th~1 ts2n. - ~ a.
tr vn'nmp vhrp IL! n WA tho lsaes IN Ne
ia rtrrnts,jrf and ihe most eottIartoa ~ ~
nj -, tt.ty nrntrd for ~ ,nssstt g ~ ,,,rn
III. ~ worM fytcinal} become ~ nnas ~ ss,eh
ltA IN feesyee ii, IL won 10 70 as M1t ~
rc1 ysraenuttcp o& them eonld oc rs, sn S.csu,a n
Eet EnnIn be dh1 pesuut tlfenias.op;t rs,i,.
led mia bs Audes thA torro! ol pos.a tlr, ~ :,
II ~ rr,eiia. ID tifrutaluu. bee tuse nAstns ~
,Ta s.e,3nn tth trade aud commerce: tne5 "ou'a
@ .na - ~ rnlt.x0 d by trttr NOT e4slees
md DC +!n,r T. mother confederation OF Krs
afo a:etsht in The lIght OF our recent n1a!u' ~
anH Ths fx,s,cnce Of Tic 1seeneack ssamus
AZ, nnr.rc "a The credit Of the EoYGams, !,
ent Whlin il remains q constituent past 81
ID rI,,cn3nt,oo. ,ie most solemn rea9luAon
r. Sn Gar~T,.s kat our bonded debt shalt oc p
enSa ID con-, na,c 80 msr pe lie fruitful mother
mnv rnsrc; end onr history ILLUSTRATES
A.. s,st{merf that dne Congress may noI ~
~ ~ The action OF another. Pfatstea!N, .as
sar. k,alsnal de9t caurot b. 'ratnudedi ~ asv
are biy low 1ate q antetest unM iaa .a,ns, ans1
ths | ma dnsl. edaattQn Qt tha. .Hnoss
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cock po,DR A,cnk tts1e r. u Z u hot-"ro u heI
"Ttats PIT Festand' r." "hoS ht uee
tha man /, 1t kecpa tsm from banging tao rscst.
s.,,. linn HITLER spl hts fsllcsR wrro going To
st,iuv hndt J,s psoa right up in The Capitol,
when rc, ssns en- pa.sd oa. . 'atsu hascsss koto
,narrro tha, thty rhcu!da't do It unloas sity
..,,rrd through MIN. 10 tbsf quill"
, 1869-02-16
NnvHl HSt@VAIen>

1hs nte'!ng Of ,asa! taSeess sppe'n:ed sos
Tlu1sety, tke 18th inst.> At ca''o. al sWill he
hc,d { n that day Al tho Athoncnm at 10 O'Clock
a. m. A cordial lnsats.acn u cx'crded TO all
both otIcers md sAt.ofs, 10 meat With us On thaa
occasion. MeEsmaiet AID thlpsnates. come ono
JAsE. LAx1ao. late Aet Vol. Lscn.. .. 3. n,
Jas. u. .FcLsoN.faldC Celei EnE M!ts. 70 doaas
Ii. q, CAAIx1f lAleA. A. Paynastar U. >. n.
Con mjktee On Artn1EeIaea'e'
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refrain from exerclsluE their power OF
resistance 10 obnoxious iaws impoecd On
.hcm By political clemca! which can
decree but not cxccu' {, Ia tut no. tgh',
resolve but not culoKcc.
, 1869-02-16

M1e. Elizabeth CadJ stantou and ~. y.
Lly.nera Yin. .leespfe:sn he epssa lnaa nsJ he u
snftnedeld. ou INDY evening next. upon - .ss :
snhfsct Of Wousn' suatage, and The dekeet' o. INC
Iav. ot il mot, relating 10 Womaus
, 1869-02-16

III, Duke do Aamate. Loula Phttllppat fHnt
n1t,es for The Loudna 1iasas. On Fseaee saa1e'
, 1869-02-16
Gtt Grihutte.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1860.
et,nm.t.,iTiot TEttMA t
rArAht.H II At,vANc1.

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Tr,,~ e~A,y k1itnn. rrT ynAr. ny xAtt..,. GOO
AuudAy Kd!sloa. pAs ysss, BY AAsI",..,... 1.h0
WosAiy k4,uoa. ps1 Tpas. BY eAiL........, 0.00
vkrt4 et 3eAs II sAms rats. ,..
Ia rrsvent helAT and mistAkra. bn snro md CIV
i.hst uine4 Andttas Ia full. ibcludlnG htata And
Eeunty.
P"AtEaastors Arr aiovad ten per cent commission.
NemltAueSs snAy b. naAa eltasr ~ Tran, EIpcrss,
to&t 0cs Order os IN Fs<stered lettc1 At prE risk.
T1Ahs 70 GIFT sCntCHx1K1A
Utty. delivered. ndAyxIozFTKD, 1acts. pef week.
nAls. dereF cd. Sunday ixuLupRn. 3octs Eae week.
Addrcas. TRIBUNE COMPANY.
f.hicaxu. IN.
, 1869-02-16

/
pes PTS os,!es,on. s. sse saayae:os..y sasgssed ~
!as + ~ 6 q Is e
utavito il u ioilows ',Evostdkd. 1hst a9nias
p h,s .st ~ y b sss ms Ill by
nsrsn Of betty corr otate% from being loc!aasa u
ths xalnation of tra pers1rsl property % sacS +
= ,mro:ed 81 eruEds1 *a,e su:hor1ty ! na Place
wkers such bank y lecssd. snd s.e! nos npon
. tit17eus OF AURA Sta1f: ,,,,o.x..
ID ire SIKH fceton Of our get ts a. to!l; y,
,nss A. psa.s .ss q ,.4 sss
o. 81 lie lsoYs1ty q such banks rn1ae aor "a =
q Tins antiRsa s@s
hereby 1acafed apd decs1ed s ne S",n 9 e. a. M e
*sss T.; ~ = 1s1gTa 1sa0 ;oantse and et'c
NJ II uiszcts IN this s's'e, In Which tuch oa3ks y
g II wesn r. ,ss In. % 3, ~ u1tc
Id ntsseS ara may be located, TO hfaets tns
hoidssa n the sane neon ihe .,a Ts1e s ot ~ ,ae1
he Wh'aa ssy pa}t Of the *aia! stoe 81 suca bank
ue aant1ng assoe,atIons fs invcstad. y ina 1G
I'd e r. fsn - ~ Il
n' ii tho ssses.us1s fhas ;ca a1d petaot 4 pto
cssy In ne ,sme county o. town. c,tJ 2; & au1 nsi
regard 10 -. ':h!p .Ed raus e snfn tfau ,n1
&C. Tho afst ds1 Of JatT 1901 snd asia al 4
bat L, vsse o.,
~ fofce coteernsnc tho t1srttulo, VI o3'e' ''
1au hle pcrAnnat pro ,sstf IL fta bftN, .r,srtnf
Ihe object O. this 1ec:ion IL au's" "tf'
hey Assa1nena bctoso ~ pvftss aau esnt,s iii E.ex
, bu tot various nprpotet uron sos n!ntn,s ar {,
III, thrfo banks nt thu Ayrt *a.o ~ ~
n itctlon. Th}s act vacated tha .rd r. ~
shb etnn ia thu cclltet!tn ol sren !aS, aM %ouM
sts dtee.ereT s IN the Eevenns Nn.Sa , T1H rsol,r
bs,sSY eeesscnst. ~ A.lsnos' sNxs Msss u,2a In9S
~ ~ ss.9ts ~ he ,bsY, huld.rs IN TIC thaA' sF''
yn!ss ot thsf onrf. - did no Intend Y pse,e'
1ao ~ ~ wntcn aipno sne slase @ caus4 anas, -
fnr mcoe Ihst Was tor State 1oGtsaAeuN ~ oatoA sr
II - NJ TestctoEa pEsenpsa Il ~ 1aan
= 2 re III the ehales Il won!d % po ~ tan
clock e Ia tncirdcd IN The yalna!oH u t ~
10 all. @ n,nre ertv not that the3 snoa.e, ~ -.
thai tnny dideruIt column 10 tha + ~ .an1 Sau
ono, s. nnVVdIn,oot 10 mead, - anpa9aus soui
1st.t ,n.t shead ,ee dstssssaldss r. despst
I'D, uo unots stre enth tept1 IA Ee uaikat oFe, ~
n. nnIr.d HT fGe repf 1al le7ecue ta".
as. ~ nt II :nppearB that ta!s pas1 q tae ~
rHfrtrntec Eete:y 10 inditt1e 70 thasalsSas faa
refdr ~ he shAtth In. the eniu7n ID WHICH
D. rst.oS4l nropt{1y u placed. eepas4ie!1, %
pse at E - tta tseai4ta amount
a thei fnlhfs psytteuJaf tase. the ahasts coma no
~ IN trc;n1ea fn he saluaGn d Tho pe1sonal pst
~ for thsf t1f h<e0 made long hesots Iao pa
, 1869-02-16

Hae ktshted Capitol Eopg Bvenfus-
F, s<sstap-Lobty muan1HaalonsTof-
sanitation oCthe-Nex loEGeess.
gov, f,nr O1r Cores pordcnt-
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waAT THE TEMPLE BAR MAGAZINE SAYS
AB0VT III.
From "NY Recollecuons OF Lord Byron" by ooun.

From "aY Recollectons OF Lord Byron" by Conn-
tess Gulccl0u,I
Lord Byron'B marriage exercised such deDlora-
bic influence over his destiny that 10 - impossible TO
speak OF IL succncty, and without entering INTO de-
tais for this great misfortune proved the fruit
full source OF oil others. II were permitted TO be-
lieve that Providence sometimes abandons men here
below TO the influence or an EVIL genius, we might
well conceive this banefu Intervention IN the case or
Lord Byron's conJugal UNION and all the clrcum-
stances that led TO IL.
IL was but few months after having returned
from his travels In the East that Lord Byron pub
lIsDed his first Cantos OF "Childe Harold and OBJ
tained triumphs as orator In the House OF Lords.
Presenting himself thus for tho first time to the pub
lie surrounded by all the prestige belonging to a
handsome person, rank and yonth--in word with
such an assemblage Of qualities as are seldom. n
ever found united In one person-he tmmediAteY
became the idol OF England The enemies created
by his boyisb satire, anu augmented by the jealousy
his success could not fan 10 cause, now hid them
selves like those vile insects that Sink back into
their holes on the first appearance OF the SUMS rays
ready TO creep out again When fogs and darkness
return. Living, then. In tho midst or the great
world, IN the closest intimacy with many OF the fair
sex, and witnessing the small amount OF welded
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COnSunptIOn.

The Three Remedies. scHENcK's PULMoSrc SYRUP" for
the OF Coughs Colds Bronchitis and every form OF
Consumption. The peculiar action of this medicine pens the
ulcers In the lungs promotes the discharge of the corrupt
matter by expectOraton pures the blood and
consumption, when every other remedy fails.
SCHKNCKs SRAwEED Tonic" for the Dyspepsia
INDIGESTION and all diseases arising from debility This tonic
the digestive organs supplies the place of the
tic pice when that deficient and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutritious food 1t is sovereign remedy for
ali cases Of indigestion.
ScMrNCKs MANDRAKE PILLS" one of the most valuable
medicines ever discovered being vegetable substitute for
caome and having all the useful properties ascbed to that
mineral, without producing any OF Its injurious effects.
TO these three medicines Dr. j. H. schenck OF Philadelphia,
owes his success In the treatment of pumonc
sumption The Pumonic Syrup rpens the morbid matter,
upon the liver remove all distractions thererom give the
OF the most prominent causes OF consumption
The Seaweed Tonic nvgoraes the powers of the stomach
and BY STRENGTHENING the digestion and bringing to normal
and healthy condition improves the quality of the blood by
which means the formation Of ulcers Or tuberces in the lungs
an thus viii cure every case Of consumption the
sufficiently to bring the case to favorable termination
Dr. schencks Almanac containing full treatise the
rous forms of disease his mode Of treatment general
iectons how to his medicine be had gratis by
Philadelphia. Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonc Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic sO per
bottle $3.50 the half dozen Mandrake Pills, Is per
box. For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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Errors of Youth.
Eclectic or New school system Of Medicine


Embracing every modern reform and improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce evil and lay the foundation for future ill health
Parent should that their children not dosed with
such medicines for they be well afterwards. All
mineral poisons alike Injurious The greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants in concentrated
form. They Eclectic Rert,isss, and before
equaed in the treatment Of disease. When ucous,y nd.
ninstersd, they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform in medicine and will attend per
sonally upon all forms of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dptheria
Group dysenery evers &C. very successfully treated
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing
while in old chronic they noted everywhere. They
always called repair the mischief produced BY
other physicians with their kill or cure" remedios
Coughs o! 10 10 years stanng Catarrh with the de-
structiOn Of the bones and soft Of the Con.
Sumption, with partial loss OF lungs Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss of parts; Hip disease with inability
walk; scroiuous diseases OF every variety and severity
Deafness from to 20 continuance; rheumatism with
enlarged and anchyOsed joints Spermatorhe with dsmen
tia Diseases Of the Eye, &c. &C. have been cured and all
which will be most happily referred for ths benefit OF
those similarly afflicted. He in all OF
Fever and Ague.
Diseases OF Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical Instruments OF variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints. Consult him dec 22-sp-t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The money market in Ottawa remains un'
changed. and money is hard to get at any price.
In New York and Chicago the came stringenoy
exists, and call loans are going at per cent
gold 10 1-16 per cent. per day. This il probably
caused BY tho old locking up process of some OF
the spectators, and shsws that the market il
very clsse to allow the spectators to control the
market as they do.
Government bonds are steady, and prices are
about the same a. one week ago. Should Con-
gress allow tho Secretary of the Treasury to pur.
chase bonds to the extent of $lOO,OOO,0OO year
- he has been doing, the market undoubtedly
will advance in gold value, the premium of gold
regulating the currency matter.
Gold and silver coin is selling at comparative
low premium. There does not seem to be much
speculation in coin, and the present price may be
\ therefore considered the intrinsic value of coin
in greenbacks.
Gold is quoted in New York at 1905, and
silver AZ about 112, and in Ottawa Colds sells at
11S, and silver at no.
Exchange on New York and Chicago remains
the same.
Foreign drafts are considerably lower, owing
to the fall in gold, and pound sterling is quoted
at $640 in currency per pound.
Government bonds are quoted by T. A. Sher-
wood & Co. an follows: Nff &
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To COlisulnplIves.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection and that dread disease,
Consumption IL anxious to make known to his ielowsuer.
the meaus of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrp
ton used Gree Of charge) with the directions for preparing
aud using the which they will find SURE CURE
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS ETC. The object of the
advertiser Ia sendug the Prescription is to benefit the ac.
led and spread Information which he conceives nval-
uabe and he hopes every sufferer will his remedy
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my29-ly-sp williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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The Markets.

EThe decided downward, almost panicky feel
ing developed in the grain market week ago,
continues and prices sxe shrinking at rate to pre-
clude guessing where it will end The same is also
the in the hog market, the decline being full
$500 per 100 lbs. in less than two weeks. Cat.
tie alone seems to keep ap with any sort Of
steadinsss
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ottawa wholesale mar,se.

As reported by RIALE BROS, Wholesale Retail rocers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, Dec. a. 1869.
The markets OF the week have been rather de-
eliniug in tendency, and yesterday, dressed hogs
got very black eye, and to-day tho market still
continues fat at $9@950, dividing on 2OOibs.
Poultry of all kinds is very plenty in the mar
ket, and prices are low. We quote as follows:
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1t. Louis Market.

1t. Louis Market.
frnr St. Louis. Dee. %
fIour-Dull. Sales of surerrnc at $500
@5:75 !cr spring; Xxx At $400g500; Xxx
1t e5.00ai560.
Wheat IRREGULAR st20al 81 for prime white
fall; Sl.OSG117 for choic, to fancy red and
white; No. spring Soc.
Corn-Dull. $50 for mixed in bulk; S9a95c
for white
Rye--Steady at $sO@s7c for prime 10 choice.
Whisky-.Dsll at 93c9y4c
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sew York market.

New York market.
New York. Dec. 49,
Flour--Cosed dull. 81 909$610 for western
extra. Il
Wheat-Heavy.tS 81 238l % for NO. spring
Rye-Dull, at $1.269l 90 for western.
Oats--Dnll At G2 963c tor western.
Corn--Hsavy at $l.O39$1 .0S for unsound, and
<lO99 10 for sound mixed western.
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%reeisI Notices.
S0rgery for the rye ana Ear.
DIX. OLIN,'

(LAfR LouIs,)
And Graduate ~ the Philadelphia Unversty Of Medicine
and surgery has for the last eight given his
% this important speciality, and prepared to all die
Of the and whether surgical otherwise Per
cons suffering from Cataract Cross Eye TkrsS Turnor,
Closure Of the duct Polypus, Enlarged fnss. Catar
and all diseases If tv throat would do we'll to
uIt the doctor. Examination Free
O6cs In Post Once Build Z. bakery. lusy4-sp
Errors Of Youth.
gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debi
ty Premature Decay and all tue effects of youthful ndcre
on WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
all who need it. the receipt aud directions for making the
simple remedy BY which he cured Sufferers wishing TO
profit tho advertisers experience do by addressing
In perfect CONFIDENCE, JOHN B. OGDEN,
my29-ly-sp No 42 Cedar street, New York.
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Chicago Market.

ChEcaTO Market,
Chicago, Dec. "a
Flour-tauiet. White winter extras, So. 75@6.;
Spring extras. S475a5.50; superfnes $30O9
$50
Wheat--Wcak; S0c@S3cts. for No. spring
$Tg7S for No. 2, and 5S460c for rejected.
Corn-Weak. 74g76c for No /; G9a71c for
No q Csc for rejected, and 60 for no grade.
Oats-Firm at 41G42c for No. 2.
Rye--G6QG7c for No. ..
Barley--75cCa77c for No. g
Potatoes-40G50 SOC per bush.
Butter2S et30c for choice table.
Eggs-3Sa40c
Hogs $S.900$l0.40 according to weight
Cattle-Quiet. Choice steers, $7.O0Q$75O;
fair I'd class f500a550; medium to good butch.
ers' stock, S4.25Q4j0; common to choice cows
and hefers. %15@500; inferior and mixed
took, $3.00a3.15.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-03-25
CHILDREN AND MOTHERS.

A correspondent Of the Congregational
sst makes some valuable suggestions in re-
gard to the training of children. Multi
tudes of fparents fail to give this subject the
attention it deserves and in our judgment
the blame, when children grow up disobc-
dent and wayward, is chargeable to parents
far more generally than many suppose:
"Mothers generally teach their children
by precept that it is wrong to tell lies. Yet
in nine cases out of ten, let child be caught
in an untruth in the presence of company,
and the mother will excuse it. My child
forgot MY little daughter made a mis-
take We heard one mother say of her
daughter, in her presence, Since she had
the measles, she forgets $50 that she often
misrepresents without meaning to- And
another mother excusing her son for telling
4 lie that he might stay out of school, said e:
Johnny, you must be careful; when you
want thing so and so, you somehow make
yourself think it is So In each case the
child told bare falsehood, and probably
with guilty motive. One badly managed
case of discipline is bad precedent, but
what disorders grow out of continual mis-
management. A spasmodic effort once a
month to exact strict obedience amounts to
very little good. The relation between pa
rents and their children cannot be harmo-
nious and rebellious by turns, justice and
love ruling one week, impatience and harsh
ness the next.