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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-09-03
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY

Pt1lLADELfFtlA DIhEC ORY
WILLIAM FISHER
THOMAS CARSON & co.
WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN UOSIE'RT,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
LINENS & NOTIONS,
NO. Is NORTH FOURTH STREET
TIfILA bELTIlIA.
June ,'G9-Gm
John STROUP d CO.,
Successors to Stroup .t Brrtn,r
WHOLESALE pEALEKs IN FISH,
No. "a Nouh "hSr,es ptc n n~ri N,, IT
rnilpnclrr's
& w. BLABoN & CO.,
Manufacturers ~
OIL CLOTHS AND WINUuw SHADES.
Wareh"use, No. l2i Nortn Third stree
Phiindelphts.
GEORGE II. ROBERTS.
importer ana Dealer III
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS. DC.
No. 81 North Third Street. above Vine
Philadelphia.
SNYDER, HARRIS q BASSETT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers Of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
nos. 525 Market, and 522 Commerce str,ei
Philadelphia.
John G. YEAGER & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
HATS CAPS, STRAW GOODS, AND
LADIES TURs.
No. 257 North Third Street,
Mario, 'G9-ly Philadelphie.
FsfABLIsHED 1898.
JORDAN & BROTHER,
Wholesale Grocers, and Dealers in
SALTrETER AND BItIMSToNE
No 2i9 North Third st.
Philadelphia.
I II. WALTER,
Late Walter 4 Kauh,
Importer and Dealer in
CHINA, GLASS, AND QuEENswARr,
No. ?3 N. Third Street.
Philadelphia
TT. w. RANKS
Wholesale TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE.
No. l46 North Third street,
between Cherry and Race, west side
Philadelphia.
WARTMAN & ENGELMAN,
TOBACCO, SNUFF d SEGAR
MANUFACToRY,
no. 3l3 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Second Door below Wood,
ILADELPHIA.
]. W. wARTSAS II. ENGrLMAS
WAINWRIGHT d CO.,
" II LESALE GROCERS,
N. Il. Corner Second and Arch Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers IN
TEAS SYRUPS, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSFS
RICE, SPICES, III CARB SODA, &C., SC.
80. Orders will receive prompt attention.
May 10, l567-ly.
e. II. HORNE. W. s. KING. j. II. sEYBERr
HORNE, KING e SEYBERT,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
No. 3l3 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
orders filed promptly at lowest
January 3, 1868.
Major L. II. ARrMAN. q. II. DILLINGER. NJ. AokY.
A RTMAN, DILLINGER & CO.,
NO. lOi NORTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA,
Two Doors above Arch formerly 226,
MANUFACTURERS AHD JoBBERs IN
CARPETS, COTTONS YARNS, BATTING,
OIL CLOTHS, CARPET CHAINS, CORDAGE,
OIL SHADES, GRAIN BAGS, TIE YARN,
WICK YARN, WINDOW PAPER, CovERLETs,
-ALSO,--
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE
RRooMS, BRUSHES, LOOKING GLASSES, TRUNKS
Feb. 500
, 1869-08-07

Thc Past Present and Future IA the title Of 4
little volume OF poems by 4 Clart. Sen, Of York.
Pa. printed at Toronto for which his daughter is
row collecting Subscriptions IN this city. The
writer is colored man, hnd his poems are above
the average In quality. As their sale Is intended to
sneseIve the interest Of an excellent charity, We
hes1eak for the poems 1Arge sale
We art Indebted TO The Western News Company,
Of ths city for The July Issue Of Ciaeiuoods Elm
ltrgA AaeE-tnt, which contains the following LIST
Of contents: ~ Tear and . Day-Pa.t III. :"
" "Recollcetiols Of Lord Dyron:" " Sketches In
Polyucsia-Ths Fil'k;'' "Mo.Tis' Poeus;" IA
New Theor! Of Earthquakes and Volcanoes -"
Story Of EuIcnhusg-PaHL;"" L -" The Church Bill IN
the Lords" Tbs contents Of this nusohcr nre ve9J
readable, but We nlss the admirable paperS Of
"Corntins ODowd," which have so long been
the feature Of Dl1etraod
The ftli"ots TsaeAeF lor August Is died with It's
usual excellent SnIiet9 Of educational matter.
The leading articles are County Normal schools, "
by y. E Wonhington: sWri.ten Exercises for
Country Schools" by J. Il. knapp; and "sponta-
neous Education Compared With Echool Educa-
n,"by ". A. Jones.
neR.netx Ieeriete for July eontaIus papcrs on
.Gcncrn, Lee - Teacher: &" F." Iron Boats and
DarEes: ~ "southcru Historical Society" "Sei-
ence md the Mechanic Azta against Coolies; ~
"Thtou2h Fretshts and Close Connections ;"
"Tha Morality OF Agriculture and Mechanics
Compared: u "southcrn Labor: D." Prophyilxis,
or Prevention to Dental Decay "Cotton Trade
OF the World; - aad great variety Of coMmcr-
ctal miscellany.
, 1869-08-07

seriously wounded. Tho Erst named IL ia-t Yae,-
ersLE, though Atll IN PeElu unsler the carr NJ H.,
Mitchell. The lntter vas noTc SERIOUSLY r",.'i -
and his recovery ts not Jet certain. '
The third man WAS cut in i've CT at1 pla.e. In,
was 0blc TO proceed hoMcWnrd G4 SOM Il; -
wounds were dressed. 80
The desperate man. Berry, when coulroDtr, ~
the crowd, directed his blows ut the ats1out,i =,
appears BY tbs wounds lnncteu, aat! Lozi.- ~. ~
last man in'ureu received huge gash tuslt. H.,
thigh, the weapon Just Missing th. icnusal u,;.r;
an.i striking full against the thigh toac. l. i, -,
By That blow; not against the wall, ~ sia:e -
our reporter.
LsiHxston vas wounded IN the gros1, the B.,.
rou passing just below the membrane ene,, y. -. =
the lntestiueB. '".
An exact diagram Of the blade ot the ku.,c t,..,,
By Berry shows the hlade 10 hare !e4n i1tt .I,n.
four inches in length With such weals}n IN H.,
hands OF q mAR fighting to savH his xtl IlI.. l. 4,
remarkable that no further losi Of le WI, -.
result. 1851 ''''
, 1869-08-07

now about Il Jears old. The deserted wife
might have made comfortable support II sne
had possessed BuntciGnt strength OF mind 20 give
up t6e vine cur, but when her husband !ett neE
eho became wIeckless aud miserable and dsank
strong liquor for the purpose Of drowning nef soi-
row. The life sha ett impaired her heatn, anu 70
easc the panus Of bodily palm, Is well - 10 8oo.as
her sorrow, she used opIuu daily, increasing me
quantity Win tue lnc.ease OF neI Grazing iot tae
street ane lived miserable l!fe,
lcting ell self.rearect an,t energy. me
uciRnbors helped her In her Distress, but she made
no effort TO help hefself- Several tines tla5 she
Wo1ld scnd her little gtri QUITO purchase whiskey
and opium. Fer the last tTo weeks she wAs una
Bile to leave her bed. Her neiRhbors induced Ut.
Pettigrtw to cali and see her, and two isdles
visited her and rendered her some assistance.
Toe nom e which ane was lying was n
Bhocktngly nthy condition. and emitted sach q
slcIenlDg smell that complaints were made to
the police. TWO policemen Visited her, and some
OF the neiRhbor8 cleaned up the room. On
Monday night she waA found dead 10 her he'd, In
the midst Of flth aud Bquallt poverty. Shc has
brother and atster living in the city 10th Of whom
nsc respectable, but moi wealthy. The LITTLE E1ri
Etated thtt her father WAS expected here BOOB md
that he Ind an engagement to play at De1ssr's
next fail Her brother took charge oi the bedy,
an.i will have It deeently Inferred.
The verdict Of Tho fury WIS that deceased carDo
to her death by lntempeTnnce, and the hshlt1M
use Of opium
, 1869-08-07

Tho New York World devotes four col
unns 10 tho effort to convict the Democrat
ic statesmen Of tho country Of the stupidity
Of desiring TINT nothing but gold md silver
coin shall be used rs mems Of exchanging
property. And yet tho World is published
in city Of whose daily exchanges ninety
seven per cent would continue to he con-
Quoted in paper currency (checka
nnd drafts) If not d single
bank note wero issued, and
in which the exchanges Of one day could
not be adjusted in gold in month, from
the simple impossibiGty Of count1ngit. The
only effect Of the abolition or serious lin
itation Of the issue Of bank notes as a cur
rency, would be TO cause business 10 be
done moro on book accounts and long c1cd-
its, aho people taking individual notes Of
doubtful responsibility, heavy shave, and
li1nitod circulation, inplace Of United States
notes which nro good everywhere. You
can no more compel people to exchange
with gold dollar8, when paper ones will cf-
feet tho change rs well, than you can got
them to plow with golden plows when
wooden and iron oues will turn over the sod
M well.
We will heartily join in MI Rato
md we'll guarded efforts to substitute for
tho present dcrrcciatcd currency pnpor
currency Of tho government, or banks, or
both, which will be reaecmublo Of par III
gold. instead Of being worth only IS cents
yer aollnE. But 10 nsk this country 10 no.
cept currency Of gold only is rrcpostor-
otis, The mere Investment OF capital ro-
luired 10 ,uaintain a currency adequate 10
our commercial wanta would bo not less
tlan S:tH', ,010, 600 In gold, each dollar Of
which must havo cost tic country dollus
worth of labor. Besides the uuposAibility
Of laying out this sum for this purpose in
ndvnncc, the nnuuul interest On il would DO
equivalent to q tux on the industry OF tho
country Ut s50,Wo,ooO year. Is this
your new school Of Democratic economy?
mud how doea II accord with tho unlimited
grcenback policies of Pcndlctoa and tho
rryf
, 1869-08-07

Today. II Is the Intention OF It's editor to m.seu
journal Of high character, free from the 1au,ts
waieh ih)ure 80 many Sunday papers, independent
~ tone. una reproducing ony the best literature OF
'ae l'ule. Inc Initial number bears some evident
marks Of haste, rs nrst numbers USUALLY do IN the
Preparation md selection, but Is fair and crcAI.a-
ble specimen Of the manner In which the editor
means to keep bis promise to tho public. II Is
published on eood-atzcd quarto sheet, and with
good tastc That Will commend It to the cyc OF
printer, and commend it to those who. though less
critical, arc attracted, without knowing why, by
the outwntd appearance Of q printed page. The
Ifrttr has our cordial wlahes for marked
EuccesA
, 1869-08-07
THE McMURTY MURDER CASE.
Another PoEy.IToyy,

I From The OrlHhd 1'fpnttltnnt ft+fhssf.
Tne great Chiefs Of the Pawaecs again cune t-,-
yc.tcr.1ny, for 1hai examination. Thc ,iay ae--
slim Of tiu court elc!se! !ttIs further lntoTma;ol
| rgarslng the murder OF Edward McMariy.
| The evening sesHion, however, continuing uat.t
| u O'Clock, proved more interesting Aupcrtntcn-
s1s ie 1snas} ra g nany an5 atnxu,c
alauy speeches wore ma.lc By 10th white sn.i rs.i
men. ZONE 81 then. very Interesting TIE gait
olhcEB-
The Chic!s wcso rou0co that themselves AMI ,h,
1tc witnesses could now return TO their ttths nt
start upon the great sonnicy hunt- They appeared
much pleased with the courts ienIcncy au,i rro.n-
na} md may not ,.o: Sonc Of tho court helc,n
j. ioI thr y0lalnoIs trc:.chcry OF "sha nosc rel
M,Ils chief, In his response to the slreru-
"rathyr: am ela.l wu ase 10 sr.uzn tn oar
NtKwAnA. aW rcJoce.i 10 knew you are rarI4-
led ot our Rood nntl faithful iuten,.on.. I ~,
sa tnas ~ ts day Hhe prssSIt os any tune W;'i;,
u blg whip tsamhtlcl wiIh which 10 pun,atl AL
thosA mei WHO Bec 30 tnucA tho wttncsst.l. They
Or tritc. Going away thuA tncy break lAith WIKI
tho hAt!Dn, and hEc no lonKgr a. to II. hrasr. l
nust whip them. They uuat he nadr s'l.Aws
And do work. y hrRre man never works, ~ Il
hsncnns him IN the estimation Of othcrx- Ep.,,
Tbs Indian women 10 all nenta Eer:ice ln,a
the bu1ao. tau ttaI AUD other GANG vii. never
morn full beforr tht.r atrowB. The h!.y A'l's't
!rons r s',en them by The fasaefa a. Washiust.a
The sqnawa aud Old men aAi children. srnves ot
the Iawness @ ~ will nS u aotr have them for lr'euds
lie shooN hanls wiki the fathers After datst1-
Ing his srccch, sat quietly down. wrapped his hlsn-
kct a1ouna him and listened Attent1yel} to every
return with thc Chlefs, looked iozuru and ielrEi-
less indeed, knowing that they weseto he forever
fhR thFna Eh1 Itnrh rha ~
, 1869-08-07
THE REFORM OF OUR VICIOUS CLASSES

THE REFORM OF oUR VICIOUS GLASSES.
AS n,cans Of protecting society against
tie vioIence Of the criminal class, our
co~1.ts and lnws have aomc Indispensable,
though ft,bi~, ef!ic;cacy. They nro not
v'rI!. ,.sur.1; I,.t. tur wkat little tley tro
wostL. -, cstuld lot possibly do without
itesn. Eut as u,cAns Of exercising re-
Ior1natoEy influence over the criminal
rlaAscr th4.,.<-'---. "a, -sils .uufr, over the
vicious md murally imbccile, tho entire
machinery Of urlawH, courts, jails, prisons,
md penalties is Of the most imperfect snd
Inefficient character. Tho inndcquaty of
the means employed in the city uf Chicago
10 preveat " punish the uuisances Of pros
u:atoa ind gambling IL nearly as disgust
lcg rs lie vices at which they
ain. We Eay, perhaps, concedo that there
is very Little truth in the current rumo7s
th4t The officers Ct justice n1e frequently
b-iped ly IcAding houses Of either cAarAc-
ter, md that tile Inter thereby obtain guar
aateed immunity from punishment for long
periods Of time. We may suppose the po-
lice and criminal magistrates have no per-
Eocal interest, except in doing their duty,
1rl 6uppreasing these twin nuisances- What
do tLcy do7 A descent is made al mid
night upon house Of i1-fame. 4 dozen
females, and, perhaps, a stray dry goods
runner "r junior mercantile partner, arc
arrested unl taken in hack
to 6one magistrate. 4 professional
hbvstcr attends fut his fee; u pro-
fcssional bondsman gives bail at so
much per head for each prisoner; and
TIC prisoners ARE discharged either the same
night or ne1t suorring. Perhaps fine If
from ten 10 twenty We dollars may he lowed.
If these assaults continue perkistcnuy, the
inu,ntes Of particular honse Of ill~fa1ur ,uny
lc sbcattcrcd," and induced to hire sepa-
rate. rooms in somo If our business blocks,
where, under pretcnco II living by sewing
End dressmaking, the sano business is more
ete;ltlily pursued. But tie hame undiuiin-
ished supply of cotutesans haunts our
stree!a. There is il the Law no hope Or
, 1869-08-07
THE BOSTON TRAGEDY.
Tho Wife Of n PhysiCian Shot Dead
in Her Pntlof In Presence OF Her
Futni1r.

1S' .-..
From, he Boston Journal, Aa7'att.
beartreud,fC tTaVedlcs Of whch our cIty hns tssn
tho scene during the present gcns1ntion. rcsutinn
:Ig pcsncc q q, III busbaua %ne s Il IL
anuis Of m Inmate OF tho family dwelling and
ratl lcnt under treatment By tho murdered fss,1 =
hus'and--Df. AlTnh Ii. IIobhz.
An 1lf Of myS StcrJ, TO certain extent eccms 10
pcrvkde the terrible ADair, and Iruiu the lnicpcss
Of the hour at which the muFslcs took place, Il
wnA Impossible 10 procure ali the facts IL ito case
but 80 iar as VIC could collect them they were es
ioows: -
Z IN Oh anu mighty esteemed rhyI,clan Of tlils
viiy, res!dirE q No 1909 Wash!nEton, few doors
Into ihe Fifth Station, a,uaed In tho latter name,
atrectt anil stated to Captain Htnail OF that station,
Tint his wltn hnI been shot
Sergeant llartatoFn was immediately despatched
1! 1noma - - " n.ts. Tala 70 oo resident o! tho
Etato u .Etin'sAcc, nut io1 komo lne paSt rca'l.
iss 10 snS ia!nitJ oi IL uoboa for medical trcat.
eicaf, aHd was hronGht to the Station houso
T!thout any resistance
The statements Of Inmates OF Dr. Hobbs family
nrc % the cneCt tha& tho members. Including tue
murderer, nal t1ken tea toRrfheF IN tho Mo1s
friendly and agreeable manner, AM. as thc conclu.
in The upper put Of Inc house, where he CON.
mcnced to rra! aloud. AFs. uobbs proceeded up
ntarr, and inquired why he rcah 10 50 high u tone
lungs or words to that effect,
Mrs Hobbs soou afterwar, catne down stairs
AGAIN, and was about TO enter tbs rarlor, when,
apoEc | she saw White coming down, vim nis3oi
N his hand She seemed to bt apprehenslyo Of
WhItcy murde.ous Intention. for SIZE Immediately
called out 70 her husband: "Ie i coming, and
Wiih a ptstol!" and almost Mn1uItancousI2 with
ristol 1csonnied Through Tie house. 'N'
This shot peore+! lnelecttol 20 far NJ s.r1ttno
The mu.eerer.s victim was concerned, wno ialmc.
An. st1nrretr fhe aecnnH shntNvh;nh n,tns, Tas.-
, 1869-08-07
Death of IN Actors Igife-Dcsertion
-Druukcnucss-P -Povcrty-MIscrF
Ii

Ery,n iA< St Lexis Democrat, August+
The Coroner held an inQntst, yesterday, at No.
rs Laisliie street, ou tho body Of Mrs. Esther
wallace, wife OF Robert C. Wallace, the comedian,
" ho ded from the Effects Of liquor and frequent
use OF oplun- Her gtoEJ Is q sad ono. 4 few
years nEo the VAS q happy wtie md mother,
with friends and relatives around her, and
Euv1nE IN good SOCIETY. She was then
hsnlsoMc, intelligent womAn. Her husband
WIS au actor. receiving fair Halafy, and
they nsed gensee&s. Id time she became hd-
Glcted TO drink, ansl her husbani, ION returning
home nom TIE thca;Ec, frequently foand her
Etnseless from lnto11ea,taa. Fnlilng by arguments
10 tnslrce Fer TO abandon her evil Pr1ctce, and
bcirs thrown out OF ktt1.tieu, be fen iae cttf,
and bis wife wRa compelled IN take care Of herset
Htd Eez child, Smart, Intelligent Gll,
, 1869-08-07

The Peoria Tfanae1iFt Of the 9Th says: "Presl-
dent Hamilton, Of Peone Rock Island RallEaE,
Informed u yesterday, that he had st last CON-
picted the pecpuationa anu obtained full posses.
sion Of the old gr1dc Of the American Central
Railway between Wyoming AMI Gllrs- The. pa
pefE We:c uade out On Monday A1d full payhcAt
IN nearly perfect condltiuu. The contractors hare
CONNIE need work on the balance, Ard It WILL bc
speedily pushed through The work OF grazing
the road Is reported 10 be progressing kattAfac-
torily. There q nothing now In regard to ironing
Il We understand the parties Interested II the
Indians indanapolis, lloominsson = pe:ln Road arc
Peoria Rock fsland Road, Ctril8 sheu through
tt1.e 10 tie &ssis:.rrL"
, 1869-08-07
Further Particulars OF the Pckin
Tragedy.

F,on kAs I+oria Transcript, -iuJust ..
Dr.. @. ~. Mitchell, OF rekln. WAC has naa
chnrge Of the three men Stabbed " netty a. M 1ms
time The inch ,ouk hin from the 3a1, caued n otf
Two Il ie;ss r1cn, L.7!pss:oa aa1 Loz!c., we're
, 1869-08-07

Geofney Hamiyn" Raven.hoc" etc. nc, New
@ 9n1k: MsGIcs hroI Chicago: Western Ecwa Com
TI1 Fulu,so11ur or TEAru1so The TEACHER, the
t,upl!. Tic 6ehooL BY fethAni.l bapls, New YoTk;
1Ms5pc1 hEo<. Chicago Western News Company.
, 1869-08-07

CoNEEe71oE.-TheIc xas mistake In The notice
OF tho San Francisco Ncchauic1' institute Fa:r IN
OUT inst Issue. 10 the time Of Its
fting The 18th Of September inItcad OF the 9:a Of
the p1eseEt month.
, 1869-08-07

7A IFtskr1 s'nfay rrxlr Is the title Of q now
wccl II parer, TIC lEst number eI which nrrca.s
, 1869-08-07

The rate ut which the public dctt l. decreasing
Il very encouraging. April lst, 1852, the debt
ntnoEnted 10 s., Gs3 tep, ,f+e. Al The present cmc
on!y t4t: 80 sS-a deercasc Of over sis, 90 ooS
II Is toncw hat astonishing, Ii view OF thls dc.
crasc. that taxation Is as high t:) and burdcnaouc
tls eycr.-Chted9o 7inses-
II any.importaut election were pending We
apprchend that the Times would not in
dnlge IN such candor Of statement. Eight
OF Lime months ago it WAS a1duously en-
gagged III pruslng that the debt WIS not he
ilg reduced in the least, and large major
ity Of its partisan friends in the West we're
clasaoring for repudiation, or what amount
cd to the same th1ug-the payment Of the
debt in iHedeemab1e issues Of 6hinplaster9.
But the election is orer, and Seymour is de-
fsa.ed, and it will be long tins before
any party capital can bo nade by misrepro-
sentiag the nadona1 finances. Hence we
have the confession TINT the public debt is
decreasing ut q rn&e that is very encou.ag-
ing; that IN thrco ycnrs md three months it
has decreascd over Sols, ,oOo,0 but tho
oecrcase Is tven greater thhn The Tines
states It Previous to Tho appointment Of
Boutwell, ns Secretary Of the Treasury the
neefnca interest was not computed. Nc
CnllocA always omitted that item. But
boutwell, computes it md ..dds the amount
to the principal OF tho debt. Tho ucc1ued
interest on The LIST Of Jsly amounted to
s:3,7ls,522. Estimating this interest on
the LIST OF April, 1866, at the same sum
but us matter Of fnct it was seycral Mill
ions largeE-the total then md now COM
pare ns follows:
April J, 1866. ~. es3 ss7 $40
August y 1862. 69...-.......-..-....... g 4slttS6,I5
Ase..-...--t.-.-.--,... 49,. f:s2,tx9 ta1
Which IL nearly 10 per cent Of the debt
Al.ak l.ar abos1
, 1869-08-07

Tie white deposit h1c6, ia preciptfatne, renders
i tnIbld, comei iEom The essential oils, which arc
bed u solution by Ncosol but which arc insolUbe
''Thc elects Of the constant nsc OF this villain
nlz iiGuoE, which friend Ohce said, tts fcpt In
GLASS bottles eiurly because It would cat through
the stnrcs OF any ordinary barrel n fifteen min
E1ea. a1c summed up In 4 sentence BY br. Moles
n . .EcnetA poisoning Of tho s1stern, which ter-
symptoms which rrcceda the final result are us-
ce7talnty and inoectaion Of the muscular system,
easily 1eeogui1ed BY coni1aeuons and trembling Of
strAnRe 6e1sa.lons arc phserTrd, such as tng!tng
and rnckinE of the skin, heasineas Of the lMbs
md numbnesa, the hand selling And az suddenly
tents arc weak In the legs and IN stantlDE, re-
Gulse something 10 lean against: The knees trrul-
tuuc scstlc. uion the feaiures; the itps,
the tonguo and tho muscles Of the 1ace ase
trcur,oEs; the eye ls sunken and eorroHf1I: the
wa6t4nE awny follow: the mucous membrane be-
comes OF q violet color, the hair comes out and
the entire framework OF the man falls inio prr-
"such are ihc:oodlty symptoms Of aostokhe pot
son; ami the mental troubles psogrt2s concurrent
u with the Disorders OF the muscular system. Ow-
Ing to TIC pros1esA OF the d1scase Of the b1atn.
tht sleep Of the patient !A disturbed: be has terri!
ble dreams and Nightmares. and sudden waftngs.
as though he had heen shot from tho mouth 81
cannon: be a troubled with hAuuclnations, ill.,
sionA, bllnd1Dg Of the eyes, and hypochondt1a eK-
hihttA = rerJ marked embarrassment and dwelling
upon HcEub Rhtn speaking, md s6nsla1uy de-
ereastng strength OF Intellect. B0ch Il, In d few
words, The sad coste9e Of Fsmptona presented By
the Victims Of the terrible atssntnc poison coz
teEe which oaly pEectdts another one following
then TO the graTe.
DISTINGUISHED MEN or COLOR n FRINGE.
"At the head Of The men OF color, st tho prrscnt
qsT celebrated IN France, Ia Alexandra Dunna
~ himself = native Of France, aud son OF
eeietfated General Among ltter1rJ mcn who AIt
Glt1ef negroes or Eulattos Are also Eugene
Cnapn', naiive of Guadaloupe, q picaslnSssand
fenned FHter, al present tho principal cdi.or Of
the The ,onfnal l. sJort F!anoau Y. Felldcn Male
nile fon4ncer hud dFRMatiet, author Of the
NJ A1"os.s Dr. iaon Jnan IL 81 En5ana u Lara,
since 1s:a tins held . position upon the toards Of
tue a'nedis franca.s<; II. Augusta Lacanssdt, =
u!sttnGuihhed poet, chcrnllcf Of the Legion oi
Honor, and principal editor Of the I!<r,T Euro
jxenre; n. Victor Sciour, q native Of New Orleans,
q dramatic author. Of considerable celebrity,
md an officer OF the Legion OF Honor:
81. Melyii Dlonoour, a most agreeable. pleas.
tng writer, whose articles appear 10 ,,.e tyuvpr du
Li1nc,eh-, the steit, uni the formal II. fsp,.-
r.nt,trs IN which he h9. recently published re-
tnnrlattlc nHttetr unoD HAItL Tho founder nf the
.iur4.al Gts Eceirs n. Bloncourt, While still hlu.
deut. dtfcnhe1i tAc cause OF the rnfranchi*d
enYrk uraust the coon!ns reaction. II. HsEncuart
has recently written fer tic Bis'r7iAis Unst',t;st,
, 1869-08-07

However, the government GA its eide, shr1nks
buck before is evident mtstase. It's principal
Newspapers, mud eEen il most intimate friends,
disown OF blame II. lt1 enemies, thattsto to say
nearly all the pFcss, abuse It violently. The Left
which during eight daJs, has gained nve members
and nav counts mr. members, L. now Almost
constantly In session, durpg the dag at the caAIn-
Der md At night in roeu OF It's own II Silently
awaits the end Of the c1ts!s And declares TINT II
the sttuatiou lasts 1t will is1uc protest. There
Is Id Immediate danger Of III tnsurrecuon, b1t IN
thc nin1s Of afL there Il deep 1Eit,tioo. and
dIslusctude which l. Gained. however, hy q fecl-
iE2 OF the ounIrotenee Of pablso opinion ever tho
irirerlA autoctaty; md q sentiment Of the right