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Sundries.

SundrIes.
IN KEGS ENGLISH 81 CARB. SODA,
W 81 Cases Penna Con. Lye,
100 Gless Richardson's Matches
2j Boxes Champion Bros" Celebrated
Soap.
900 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
Churns Buckets, Tubs, WashbOards Cotton
Yarn, WIckIng, Twines sc.
apI-gg MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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Married Persons or YOuu. Mon .,..
ing Marriage. being aware 81 pn,.,,sr Pal
mess, organic debility. determine, ""
cured.
lie who places himself ui,,.s ,.r ,,,.....
T., msy religiouslv coucdc IN his horor -. -
tlemAn, and confidently My upou h. :, = ga
musician.
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ORGANlC WEAKNE.,

Immediately Cured ami Full Vi,or .,,...
IAis Disti essins Affection which r.,J.,''.,-
mise able and Marriage imross,bls ., -
a,ty ysid by the victims of imprpns, 't tS ~
,uCe. Young persons arc too apt 10 con r,', :.
,css.s from not being aware of tie Ir-.'..Ai
consequences that May en,uc. Now. Who ~.
understands s me sSGleet wi. rTyIclL to ts,,
by those falling into improper hsbIt. ,E'sl'
the prudent. BE sides being deprived - -
pleasure of healthy Otspriu., the u,., - -. -
and destructive symptoms ot bot h.. ~. =
mind arise. The system be,oul,, 49,
the Physical and Mental Functions S,,t
10 Of ProcrrGtive Power Nervous Irrt,.I,ass
Dyspepsia, PAlPitatt"n az the Heart I rsh"
ucn, Constitutional Debility. ~a.l.rg -
Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay All H,..N
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UhAf ION AIIOhhODAl JOS.
RAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAyEs
daily at. 5a5A.m. daily at. io.3OA.
C2mcrOn.---. I.tl 90 GraitUn.--... 1870 +.
Warrington S:t5 Fairm"nt. zee. $50 "
FairmOnt $50. $40 Warrington 6:l5
ARRIVING AT Cameron $50 "
Grafton alto - ARRIVING AT
Par kersburg. I:I5 d" Wheeling at SIS
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily NJ .-.lO4O a. D. daily at. 3 - p. ".
ARHIyEs Al Bellair....... 4:iO d"
GrattOn...--. f:lO P.N ARRIVES ~
Cumberland. 9:J5 " Cambridge. 7:2D
Harpers Fly 2.J5 A. y. Zauosvile... s.3J
Baltimore -. G:5j ~ Newark .....lU:lU d"
WashtnCity $40 " Columbus =. 1880
Except Sunday. Cincinnati. 4:UUA.M
Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAyzs WEST VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leave, Wheeling
daily at. 4:5Or.N. daily at. G:'oA.M.
ARRIVES Al Beliair....... G:J5 "
GrAftoH...... o:4g " ARRIVES Al
Cumberland. 2lOA.h BarnesviIc.. s.n'
Winchester. y:.I5 % Cambridge. 900
Baltimore. S:iD " Iane-vIlle... g.iS
Wash n City 1910 " Newark ..-..lI.uu "
Philadelphia.l2 1900 ". Columbus. .l2.lj P. u.
New York. 400 Pm. Cincinnati. AS "
MAIL TRAIN.
KAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 1850 p. r. daily at. as A. ".
AERIvEs Al Belldir....... 5.lj "
Grafton. 3 ~ M ARRlvEs At
PsrkersburG. 100 " Rarnesviile.. 4.3j "
Cumberland. -.lj " Cambridge. $50 "
Winchester. 3U5 Pm Ianesville... 700
HagerstOwn.. 80 " Newark $50. s.3J
Baltimore 100. j:.N " Columbus 81. 1900 "
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, Who have become The ,;.,..
Solitary Vice that dreadful ana I,., IN, 81
haAit which annually sweeps 10 an ~ cave
grave thousands OF Dung Men # The fs'y
allied talents and Htilii.u mtr!rec, " y -
otherwise have onlrancod listen. Ser,,......
the thunder OF elelTrncr, or walked I, - .F
the Timing Tyre, msN cal. v.tH il'. s,-ti-,
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail- Road Company,

WHEELING, May 9Th, 1862
TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and after the
10Th day of May, lsb9-Wheeling time:
InnnAr LnNDALALAE
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vrOSACCO. WESTERN
i ~ boxes Niagara los, b.AcS
~ Caddles de-. lUs, and Navy 20
boxes Rnsselrs lUs, black,
10 boxes EllrEautus lie, black,
y caddies b.,
20 Highland Cheitain l. black
- Mermaid Navy u
- Pine Apple Navy l.
OLD VIRGINIA
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
Ambrosia lbs
10 Curiosity los,
10 Twin I'll Dorado, soft prose- a.
Bright Twist,
10 Miler's Fine Twist
10 Dadem Soft Pressed Is
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls F G. cut and dry,
10 half bbls F. e.. cut and dry,
10 kegs McKean's 6 twist, for sale
MAXWELL & TTNGTE
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DIR JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royai College e. Sar.,o,.
don graduate frim one OF the usns, 49,. -
Cole ges IN the United States and NJ. ~,
part of whose lie has boon .prut m "A. Ai'A'''
tails OF London. Paris, Fhi,adr.rlI, ,sJ D''t
where, has ilecI-d some OF IL, I.,si -, , ess
iuC cures that were ever Guour ~
tros BLEED With ringing in the head AM ,,,,.A9
asleep, great nervousness beng alArlgsJ :. &c. sc
den sound, bashiulness, With trrgssst 20 -
ing. attended, sometimes wIth Lsr4r,,r,'r,'l'--,
mind. we're cured Immediately. "
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MEDICAL.
BAL | more LOCK HOSPITAL
BALTIMORE, Nh
SOUTH FREDERICK s1.spv,
DR.. JOHNSTON

DR.. JUhNSIUN
Has discovered the most Certain. S,..au
only Etiectnal Remedy in tie world n, n Az
ness of the Back or Limbs, Stricturrs YAK
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuptsrr'S S Ta
charges, lmpoteney, General debility, S ,s,,ocH.s
ness Dyspepsia, Lsnsnor, Low Spinl,, CeS;.ss
ty, Trembling. DiGness Of Sight Ciditaaiei'
Disease IF the Head, Threat, Nose or sly
fectiOns Of the Liver, Lungs Stomach - n A.
els-tbose Terrible Disorders arising fro,. DeS'
tzry Habits OF Iouth-sECSET And 'U snl SCI.
practices more fatal 90 their victims ~ -fy
songs OF SyreuS To the Maru,r, a, TtL us
blighting their NEST brilliant hope, or an,,l 1.t'
tons, rendering manage, &C.. iupos.iI, "a
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.nUE STOCK OF GOODS H.
" large and assortment complete in all
branches. City ~ well "a country dealers arc
respectfully Iuy,toa to givo IA a call.
i4ul3 MANW Ii 4 TTNGLF.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain pm
lice INDUCED In when alone hahI irequsr,h
learned from evil COMPANIONS, Or AZ sLoOl. &.
effects Of which are nightly felt, even rtr
asleep, aud II not cured rrudeIs marrials M
possible, and destroys both mind and toi,
should apply immediately.
What a pity that youHg naa, the hop,
his country. the darling OF 10 pIreuu Doe,
DO snatched from all prospects ami culoyHst,
Of lilo by the consequences OF dovlaing ho=
the path of nature and INDUCING "a C,rAI
secret habit Such pcrtons must before &C
tamplaI.nv
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DEkINE Sugar.
II y bb!s STANDARD Or powd ana :. e.
Is DO. a i l. Coitee Sugars.
- do. Ex. {. e. 4 Z. Yellow, at
MAXWELL a TINGLES
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FAKE PARTICULAR NOTIlE
l..-... II H.. - >


DR.. J. addresses all those Vho ". a.,
themselves by improper inGu'grtet ,rs W
habits, which ruin both body auc p nd urt,,',
them Tor either business. stguy ,o5,,, =.
marriage.
These are some OF the sad aui Inc ursA.., =,
fects produced Ivy early habits U. ,orF ~,
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs. h,a, n a,
rIoad, Dimness Of Sight Lose OF MusrI.F D..
er Palpitatipn of the Heart, dyspepsia Men,.
Irritability, DerarsrprntoI me u, Gs,uv, Tu,,
lions, General DEBILITY, symptoms Of Cog,.s,
ton, &c.
MENTALLY.-Tho fearful effect an II. M,
are much to be dreaded-LOY ot Memory "a
fusion Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirit; h
Forebodings, Aversion TO Society Ss!f Dirrv,
Love OF solitude Timidity So, ate zone d 4
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons OF all age. o.a &c
nudge what 10 the cause Of their declining hra
losing their yigor becoming wcsA pale .,
vous and omaciated, having a singular apps
Ance about the eyes, cough and .rDpioni
Consumption.
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WE ALSO EiAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store BIZ ckots. Tubs, Wash BOsrds
Brooms, Essence Coffee Extract LogWoOd, Mad
der, Indigo, Cope as Blue Viuiol Alum, Pep
per, Ailspice CHM anon, NutnrEs, Cloves Mus
tard, Ginger, BicM'b Soda sal. Soda, Rabbits
Soap, CUCatcb Soaps German Soaps. Family
Soaps, Candles, NJ Ould and STAR, Concentrated
Lye, Window elias 5, Lead, Shot Gun Caps Pow.
der, Cotton Yarn. Cotton and ElaI Twines
Candle Wick, Bait NJ, Wrapping Paper, Sc.
MAXWELL TINGLE.
declD
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Cauynssed Hams

CO TIERCES DAVIS" AND WILLARD
gu Parkers" choice Hams at close figures.
Aur.Ag MAXWELL q TINGLE.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and body are L,
most necessary requisites to promote 6ouugt5
happiness. Indeed, without thssH The joufns'
through life becomes a weary pi srIWAr ~
prospect hourly daTkons to the Wow. the Hut
becomes Swallowed with despair and h!sd wa
the melancholy reflection that the bspPihn
another becomes blighted with our own
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

- -'''' ''''''., NEW OrLEAss. April 10, 1859:
Steer hides, city slaughter, over 50 Us, q ID,
s0s3; steer hides, city slsnshter, 20 70 81 Bs.,
MS, ~ H., s2@s; COW hides, city slaughter, as
they run, y n, 81 I; kips, city slaughter, 20 70 ~
Ms, ~ n, 12@l3; kips, city slaughter, 70 70 50
bs.. D., lo@i2 calf skins; = each. . ~ q couu- %
try hides, flint. damaged. half price 9ssswax.
taIIow, q n. l6t@llA.
Our market Is still depressed and pricss yield,
ing. City slaughter are drug, ana CRY Oh al
sorts are givingway..
Com AND Corros.--To corn and cotton have
been ascribed regal powers by their respective ad.
berents the amount Of each raised In the United
States the past year win interest our readers. we
learn from the montaly report OF the department.
Of agriculture that among the corn raisiqg States
Illinois stands nrst on the list, having produced
the past season l3l 465 600 bushels; lndsna next,
with 60 333 900 bushels; Ohio third, With "a o4o.-
GOO bushels. Rhode Island, on account Of the
small garden lot accorded her. stands lowest
$40. .OCo bushels. OF the States In rebellion. Ten
nessee stands highest, having raised 9i,7I2oOo
pssss Ssnsss next % iic ooo SushsIs Alabama next,
81 $40 600 bushels. Few Of the States show de-
| cline from the previous year, the Aggregate IN
crease being over l37 900 900 busheIs. and the
total amount produced reaching 700 lsoyo ,es
4 bushels. OF this amount the fifteen States which
| lately held slaves produced 40, l32 600.
The cotton crop. which was threatened in the
early part Of the season with dessssr, 30 Tar Inn
proved under the auspices Of favorable fall
weather a. to warrant the belief tfst II van oe
very little below the 6gures OF 1867, and quite
equal to half the crop Of 1856. and get an equal Of
/ greater amount OF money TO the plan ters. Among
the cotton raising States Mississippi stands high
est, having raised the past year 400 600 bales es
Georgia next, 29O. 900 bales Alabama next; 2sS,
600 bsles: Arkansas next, 265 600 bales. The az
ereeste amount reaches z, $500 600 bales. sgsins
3l55 GOO bales In 1867. and !. .S35 900 In 1915:
Estimating corn st 9s cent? per lushsi-sne in
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

Exports to-day were divided as follows: 70 bales
for Philsdelphis; $50 for Hamburg; s9S for Bar.
celons, and 722l bales for Liverpool. y -
TopIcco-The receipts of late have materially
increased the stock of this article, which ID now
liberal and offers great Inducements to buyers
With the Improvement in the demand fox export,
the market hns become quite animated and sales
but unchsnged. We quote market - follows:
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

sales of the day footed up only 1900 bales. and
the market closed steady at the following quota.
tons, viz: Ordinary 2l3@252; good ordinary 2oi
and etrict middliBg nominal. Az compared with
the ruling quotations Friday evening, the d inst,
the above dbcloes an irregular decline Of 303c.
3 n. upon sll classidcstions Of the staple.
M II $50 bsIee. against 20,l50 bales Last week.
ana n 400 bales, the week before. The net re
ceipts amounted 70 ll.40l bslss against 10 So
bales last week, showing an increase of loS6
bales and 10, ,ls6 bales the week before. The se
bsles lsst week. and Is Isl bales the week bsfofe,
and the stock on Asid and on shipboerd not
CLEARED this evening b lo6, $50 bale. agsinst
III 500 bales last week and l27, ,94S bales st the
close Of the previous wsek.F The exports Tor the
week have been divided q follows. viz; l74l2
bales for Liverpool; s0l5 for Havre; S9S for Bar
Hamburg, and 70 bales for Philadelphia.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

Hw 0nEskm. Jsnusy - - Z
A meeting sf The Dssrd Il Drssssu hsld On the lssh
instant vss resolved declare scrip dvidsnd Of Fokff
PER CKNT The ~ sszned psrtidpssing psuisns i~
the yssr ending psesnss As f~ vhen esrnnos's
vfu b ssasd - and atg arc - hsvs nss~
rsssvsd 70 pay Bk Pg Osnt ssten the osssasons sf-
unosss 4 BoD, and sG ~ ssssnd noa Az Of Aarsa'
Io. fufnA nnenA
O. UrquhaA LB. Bisnshas4s O. LAAsA
4 BsshGsnA. WA e>svn, rsus
e ". Dabceck, J. A. VIVA Mihne0Uss
Ang. lssGAAr2 W. WHns@ SfyG
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

We are Indebted to Messrs. Hay Il Meeie for
the following copy Of their weekly quotations. Oh
hides, etc.: -, ,o.o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
VARIETIES.

The Sultan in recent fit OF liberality gave
5000 to each Of his cabinet ministers.
Ably ssinians venerate the late Theodorus as
a saint, and make Mecca OF his grave, where
numerous miracles are performed.
Here is "personal' advertisement In q
French newspaper: ''Elza: You can can return
to the house. The boil on my nose has gone."
Key West is filling up with Cubans, who have
introduced the custom Of letting their children
run about unclothed, at great expense of Key
West modesty.
"A Detroit paper thinks that the error OF its
reporter OF putting the doings Of Temperance"
nominating convention under the head Of
"Amusements" not so great after all.
-"Ouida's" new book, to be published in Phili-
delphla, is all about "Puck: His "reminiscences,
Adventures, Observations, Conclusions, Friend
ships and PHILOSOPHERS. Related by himself and
edited by "Ouda."
1t is proposed In California to erect monu-
ment to Louis Provost who first introduced silk
culture in that State. Some one suggests that
the money would be we'll devoted in the payment
OF one of Prevosts debts matter OF $4,000.
New Orleans mas a detective who recently
arrested an innocent individual and charged him
s25 for Expenses" whereof 81 were "cab hire''
and the balance whiskey. The payer naturally
objected to the whiskey charge, but the detective
testified upon oath that 1916 worth of whiskey
would not intoSicate him."
"A recently appointed postmistress at post
ofice on the Plains sends her first quarterly re-
port to the department, with the following foot
note:n For weeks past have slept with six
shooter by my bedside, and carving knife
under my pillow, expecting at break-'o-day tht
Indians would come for my scalp, but all OF this
has not been half 80 harassing to my mind as th'
making out Of one quarterly report.'
"A few evenings since as Newark clergyman
was about going to bed he was summoned by 8
call from couple who were anxious to be mar
ried. Answering the summons he found the
couple all ready, and after joining them in we'd
lock the husband, with great flourish, handed
him sealed envelope, and the happy couple wen
Off with the congratulations OF the dominic. Or
opening the envelope it was found to be entirely
empty.
A Paris paper tells charming story Of clever
precocty. Mamma" said girl OF fourteen
you never let me play charades but know how
to make them too. Listen. My first Is domes
tic animal. My second Is what every woman
tries to conceal. My whole is the beginning O.
liberty. Can you guess itf' "No." "But, mann
ma, 1t ls very simple. 1t is marriage" 1t Is, WI
suppose, hardly worth while to remind any ont
that mari is the French for husband.
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THE ASHETILLE CONNECTION.
An Important Railroad Meeting.

A meeting Of the friends of a railroad exten-
sion from Spartanburg, S. c., to Ashevie, N. c.,
will be held in the Courthouse at Spartanburg, on
the evening OF Tuesday, November 16. at P. H.,
for the purpose of devising scheme for the con-
structon OF this important railroad. North Caro-
lima and Cincinnati are expected to send delegates
to the meeting, and the subject Of the road will
doubtless be thoroughly and ably canvassed. The
Spartan in publishing the call, remarks:
We aope there will be large attendance, as it
is subject, Of vital importance to our district
and country at large. The extension OF our rail-
road so as TO secure a Northwestern connection,
is we think absolutely essential to the proper de-
veopment OF the resources OF our country. The
business men OF this State and western North
Carolina are becoming thoroughly convinced OF
the mmeasurable advantages which this line
possesses over every other, and they are now
working In earnest to secure its adoption through
the cooperation OF Northwestern capitalists
Even some of the people OF Charleston are be-
ginning to wake up to the suicidal policy they
have so long been pursuing in spending millions
OF money to build the Rabun's Gap Road. They
are now beginning to see that that road, be-
route, will, when built defeat the very object
Charleston had In view in desiring its construc-
tion. Instead OF emptying its trade into the lap
OF Charleston, the friends OF the Port Royal and
Augusta Road have already determined, as soon
as the Rabun Gap Road has been completed, to
tap the latter by an extension OF the former to
Ninety -six-thus diverting trade and travel from
Charleston, by offering shorter and cheaper
route to the seaboard, and leaving the "Quecn
Cityn to repent when 1t Is too late, for having
furnished her rivals with an efiectual weapon to
accomplish her own overthrow.
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TIE CUBAN STRUGGLE.

HAVANA, November IL.
Official accounts of battle recently fought
in the Southeastern Department state that one
hundred and thirty insurgents were killed and
many prisoners taken. Among the killed are Jor-
dams chief of stan, Harry Clowy, and Quarter
master william Cranstad.
The insurgents retreated northward.
WASHINGTON, November II.
The Navy Department has received the folio W.
ing information:
KEY WEST, November 3.
An English schooner arrived to-day from Mas
ssu with one hundred and twenty men from the
steamer Lillian, which left Cedar Keys October 5.
The Lillian rounded Cuba, going east, without at
tempting to land the men. She went to Nassau
on the i6th, flying Cuban colors, short OF coal,
having previously landed $50 men near Nassau
with two days provisions. The Lillian attempted
to coal the next day, few miles at sea, but the
coal steamer was seized by the English gunDoal
Starring The Startling fired into the Lillian. The
Lillian returned to Nassau and was taken posses
sion Of by the English authorities-some twelve
hours afterwards the Lillian sank. She lies across
q reef with her back broken. Nearly all sne per
SONS brought to Key West are Cubans
WV. QUEEN,
Commander U. 8. Navy.
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EUROPE.
MADRID, November IL.

MADRID, November IL.
Dulce writes the government exposing in
trigues with Montpensier He warns the govern
ment that the Unionists win fight II Montpensier
Ia defeated.
Advices from Lisbon indicate that the Aodera-
dus who ned from Spain are buying arms and
preparing for insurrection.>
Eighty-three deputies are pledged to the Duke
ST. PETERSBURG, November II.
Cholera is raging at Kief.
PARIS, November IL.
Ledru Rollin is expected here to-day. 1t is re-
ported that he will be promptly arrested on enter
ing French territory.
The Bullion in the Bank Of France has decreased
nearly eight millions.
o"hei' No.'"oei ii'
The Steamship Periere, from New York, has ar
rived here having made the shortest trip on re-
sord viz: Eight days, four hours, and thirty-dve
minutes
LONDON, November II.
The specie in the Bank Of England has decreased
three hundred and fourteen thousand pounds.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
as- MALARIOUs FoGs.-CoUNTLEss

GD- MALARIOUS FOGS.-COUNTLESS
millions OF cubic feet Of malarious vapor reek from
the moist earth every twenty-four hours during
the month of November. This evaporated mols-
ture Is the active principle which begets fever and
ague, bilious remittents, indigestion, dysenteryy
bilious cholic, rheumatism, and many other all
ments which prevail more generally in the fall
than at other seasons, and some OF which, In low,
swampy regions and new clearings take the form.
OF virulent epidemics. The best safeguard against
these complaints, as evidenced by tile experience
OF long series of years, is H0STETTER'S SToM-
ACH BITTERS, the most pleasant and at the same.
time the most efficient OF all vegetable tonics..
The invigoration OF the system is manifestly the
best means OF defending it against the causes OF
sickness whether constitutional or casual. Ma
ture, as every pathOlogist knows, Is the most de-
termined enemy OF disease, and the paroxysms'
OF an acute malady are in most instances the con-
sequences OF the efforts she makes to conquer the
foe. The great object, therefore, OF preventive
treatment Is to reinforce the system, and 1t Is ac-
compllshed thoroughly, rapidly and safely by the
use of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS This powerful
tonic contains also an aperient and corrective;
principle. 1t Is no less valuable as regulator and
purifier than as an invigorant, and there is no
danger OF exciting the brain or over-stimulating
the circulation by employing it as an antidote.
nOyS DGC6
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monv, the best proof Of which is that the Mayor
is a kouman, although by far the greater number
OF the Inhabitants are Hungarian. AS with poll
tics so il !s with religion. The place might pass
as a model Of tolerance, for there Protestants,
Roman Catholics, Greek Catholics, and orthodox
Greek are living in the best possible understand
ing with each other, and what is, perhaps, even
more, their clergy are on the best terms Win
each other.
Yet from all this, or from the isolated, secluded
position OF the place, you must not imagine mat
the people are sunk in apathy, and do not en-
deavor to better themselves. They are not con
teat with tilllng their native soil, but have their
commerce In cattle and wood. They go away
with their carts and oxen or horses to fetch the
wood, which they bring down and sell in the
more prosperous towns.
When one sees this simplicity and primitive
ness, one almost begins to doubt whether the
railway which is projected in the valley of the
Szamos. few miles of, will be boon or not, for
it will necessarily modify all this, and gradually
eflace the originality which is SO interesting. But
this will be the fate Of many Of these small COM
munties In Pennsylvania, OF which the Town of
Seek is one, and perhaps the most curious type.