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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

L United States, for the Western District
of Pennsylvania. EBENEZER McMASTERS.
bankrupt under the act of Congress of March ID
1867, having applied for a discharge from all bis
debts, and other claims prov able under said act
by order of the Court notice is hereby givento all
persons who have proved their debrs and ether
persons interested. TO appear on the 9th day o.
March 1859 at 10 o'clock. A NJ, before : g.
Woodruff Esq. Register in Bankruptcy al hji
office, in Philipsburg. Pa, TO show cause If any
they have, why discharge sh ouId not te granted
to the said bankrupt And further, notice ;s
hereby given that the Second and Third meeting
of Creditors of the said bankrupt, required BY
the 9th and 2Sth sections OF said act will be held
before the said Register. at the same time and
place. S. c. McCiNDLESS, Clerk.
February, 10th 1869. Ct
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.
IND. PERKS 4 Co.'S -four, the best in market, for
IA sale by J. SHAW sun.
AND LIN Z.

The undersigned having perfected arrangement:
i.now prepared fill orders for either coal burnt
or wood burnt lime, and Anthracite coal. Yard
atIthe Railroad depot. X. b. IAfLoh.
iEeb d 1893
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

In pursuance of an order the orph ans Court
of Clear6eId county, the undersigned, Admins.
traitor of the Estate of Titus II. Bailey, late OF
said county dec d. will sell at public sale, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1885, >
following described real estate of said deceased,
to wit: All that certain tract Of land situate IN
Brady township, said county, containing Us
acres more or less, and being same premises COZ
veyed to said Bailey from DANIEL HAhTsoCk
and ROBERT NEEPER, by deed dated Decem Der
81, 1889. recorded in Clearheld county, In Deed
Book IS" page 667 &c. Deducting however,
out of the above l6 acres and As perches, more or
less, appraised and set apart, under proceedings
in said court, to Lydia bailey, widow OF said
deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ope half cash upon conhr
m alton of sale and balance in one year thereaf-
ter The latter payment. with interest, to be Sc
cured by bond and mortgage on the premises
T. VALENTINE BAILEY,
IFeb "a 1867 Administrator.
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r EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is here.
by given that the following accounts
nave oeen examined and passed by ms and remain
MED OF record in this Office for the inspection of
neirsegatees creditors, and all others in any way
interested and will be presented To the next Or.
Phans Court OF Clearfeld county, TO be held a,
the Court House, in the Borough OF CIear6.yd
commencing on the 30 Monday Of March. 1859
Final account of J. WRIGHT, ESQ Admin.
istrator of Estate of S. d Rhule late of Racnai
township, deceased.
February Is, 1859 A W. LEE R..;..
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THE GREAT
ZINGARI BITE RS.
A Safe Blood Purifier.
A Splendid Tonic,
a Pleasant Beverage.
A Certain Cure
and
L K 4 ' EN- TIVE OF Disc AS L
THE GREAT

The ZINGARI BITTERS are compounded froH
prescription Of the celebrated Egyptian Ph!'i,
cian Dr. CHEoPUs. who, after years of trial sra
experiment, discovered the ZIngarf HtTS-uIIe
most remarkable vegetable production, the eai'D,
perhaps, has ever yieided-certainly the mo''
enective IN the cure of disease. 1t. in conoiAs
tion with the other valuable properties Of VhI'-
the ZINGARI BI TIERS is com posed, will eur'
dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever ohoi''
Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption In its first sisss'
Flatulency, Nervous Debility, Female Com
plants, Rheumatism, Dysentary, Acute and
Chronic Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Choi-
era, Typhoid and Typhus Fever, Fever
Yellow Fever, Scrofula, Diseases OF
the Kidneys, Habitusl Costiveness'
Ac., de-, &C.,
In the PREvESTIoN and CURE of the above 70
eases, it has never been known TO fail, as tho e.,
sands of our most prominent citizens throusDJI ~,
all parts of the country, will testify Lei
afflicted send for q circular containing tes'ima
ais and certificates of those who have been eI -,
after their cases have been pronounced hoPs'
by our best physicians
Principal depot,
F. RAHTER CO..
No. 6 N. Front ST., PhiladelPh"
Recomm ended by Ex Gov David r. Porteh
Pennsylvania. Hon. Robert J. Fisher OF fsJ J
sylvania, Hon. Edward Mcpherson, OF Penhs!,
' ania. Hon. joel b. Danner. OF Pennsy ",
on VIM. McSherry, of Pennsyivania, and o'H
Bend tor circulars. Feb. 10th, lsS' '''
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FOR SALE.
STORE, DWELLING AND STOCK
of goods for sale

OF goods for sale.
The Store, Dwelling and Stock of ,ood.
ao1nt eight acres of land the estate Of tb. ia,s
ho6t Campbell at Port Matilda. Centrs Co ip.e pu
will be sold on easy terms A'fe oo'' ra'
The store contains a small ..,
soods bought low for cash Has a eoo5 ,eaSn
si anu rs desirable location for business Tbe
evening ctntains eight rooms is in rst rate or.
stah,a M ,ne usual outbuildings, and a good
TPTEs me grounds contain about FORTY FkUIT
.;n inLh- All bearing we'll For further informa-
'ioh apply to ). p. CAMPBELL, on the premises
February, 10th 1859
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Jefferson Davis has been finally relieved
OF every disability incurred by his treason,
and is now as good as the best, the Supreme
Court having swept away the last semblance
of legal technically Future enemies to
their country are thus authoritively assured
of the worst that can happen to them if
they fail in their endeavors to overthrow
the Government, after drenching the coun-
try IN blood for five years and covering DOS
terity with mountain of debt
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Thirty children in the Soldiers Orphan
School at Jacksonville are down with the
measles.
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Petitions are already in circulation in the
interior of the State setting forth that ''we
the undersigned, without regard to party,
&c, request the Legislature of Pennsylva-
MA not to indorse the suffrage amendment
to the Constitution. Although the petition
assumes to be originated and signed with
out regard to party. it is well established
that the Democratic leaders of Columbia
county, (Senator Buckalew's home) are the
or;ginators of it.-Coni1erci1
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FOR SALE-a valuable Blacksmith Shop.
= good Frame Dwelling House. and two
Lots situate in the village of Glen Hope. The
situation for carrying Blacksmithing is one of
the best in the county. The buildings are in God
condition For terms, dc, call upon or address
the subscriber at Glen Hope, ,CIearfeld COUNTY Pa
Feb To- '69 WM s WRGGu Guir
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T ICENSE NOTICE.-Th following nam
II ed persons have filed in the office of the
CLERK of the court of Quarter Sessions OF Cleartsld
co their Petitions for License at the Masch Ses-
sion A d 1853 sagreeably 10 the Act OF Assembly oi
March 2Sth 1885 entitled, IAN Act to regulate
the state of Intoxicating Liquors" &c:
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feas-ShaKer rCorn-Hominy-Beaps
- tor sale by ]. P. KRATZER
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TAVERN LICENSE.
Isaac B. Morris, Woodward Township
Shaw & Wallace, Brady Township,
David Johnston, Clear6eld Borough.
David Copelin, Decatur Township.
Jno. Sheeser, Union Township.
Thos. f. B,alich, Osceola Borough.
WIN. Schwem, Brady Township.
Michael Harrison, Boggs Township.
John Fouts, Curwsnsyllle Borough.
VIM. NJ. Jeffres, Curwensville Borough.
Geo. N. Colburn Clearfeld Borough.
John A. Dillon Jordan Township.
Robt. Boyd, Morris Township.
John Daugherty, Clearfeld Borough.
Robt. j. Haines, Karthaus Township.
James Flynn, Penn Township.
John B. Burgey, Coviugton Township.
Z. J Williams. Bradford Township.
EATING HOUSE AND SALOON LICENSE
Elias Brown, Osceola Borough.
Edward Galloney, Curwensviile Borough.
MERCANTILE LICENSE. .
Geo. E. Robacker, Huston Township:
l.. NJ. Coudriet, Covington Township.
VIM S. Sankey, Karthaus Township;
FEB. "a, 1869. A. c. TATE, Clerk,
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A Little of Everything.
Down-the price of sour.

Down-the price Of Sour.
Sell at S2-U S, Bonds at Frankford.
Getting plenty-mudd, on our streets.
For sale-the latest papers at the post Office.
The canal is beingwidened east of Huntingdon
The Moravian mission'in in Greenland Ia 136 years
old.
Gold sold in New York, on Saturday last, at
1884
vance
Lovers, like armies, get along we'll enough till
engaged.
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CIncInnatI .Markes.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 80,

FLouR-Dnll; family at IS 25a5 so.
GRArN-Wheat-In limited demand
and unchanged; offerings light; No: 3
at 81 o.; No. l at 81 10. Corn-Scarce
and In demand at S5aS9c for new, latter
rate for Ahelled; and 81 90 for old. Oats
unchanged and steady Rt 48a66o.
Rye7-Steady at 00a9jo. BArley--Un.
changed and quiet. .....
CoTToN-Dnll and nominal Rt 23Ha
2SNc for middlingS. piT.
ToBAooo-Steady; sales Of 30 hhds at
IS SOal0 90. ... -y,t....,..... ..,...0
WHlsKY-Hsld at 81 90 and dull: de-
mAnd hight.
PRoVIsIoNs- s--HOgs-CloHeth dull nj
80 76AlO 40; receipts 1900; weather
warm aud wet and no alAuRhterlnR.
Green MeRtH-Not wanted owing to the
mild weather, sales at TX, Az and
loo. Bulk MeaIs-No demar nd; should-
ers held nj l2Iial25IG for ~ days In
salt 10 fully cured, sales at 1870 for
clear rib; and l6xo for clear. Bacon
Dull with hardly any demand; should.
eTs held ut 1910 on spot; 1SAlSxc for
clear rib and clear. Sugar cured hams
at 2la2l1c for packed, and 10 more
i0r UanvaSsed. Lard-DniI Rt lSalSXc;
demand light.
BUrrER-Uuchange,l and dull at 50A
h6e for fresh.
EdHs-At SSAS9c; supply more liberal,
OlIS-LinSeed OIl-Dull and droop>
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"A5ulNuION, " NOV ~.
AS much interest Is manifested In the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Il may
be stated that the terminus Eastern is
Richmond; Western, Mouth Of the Big
Sandy River, the length jof the lime
complete TO White Sulphur Springs is
225 miles; Incomplete 200 miles; cost OF
construction estimated, at gold prices,
$l2.OOO,O 900; debt IS. 900, 600; estimate OF
completion $4,000, 900. Connections
Western, via. Lexington KY, Louis
Vile, 81. Louis and Memphis, via.
Ohio River route, Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Chicago and indianapolis, via. Chilli
cothe and Columbus. Branch lines
embraced In the charter, Covington 10
Lynchburg 100 miles; Coaimouth 10
Point Pleasant 45 miles.
The total vote ol the stockholdeB at
the recent meeting was 5000 shares.
For the contract 81 900; against Il &, 900.
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NEW YORK CIaY.

NEw YORK, NOy. 80.
The steamship rerlere, from Brest,
hRs arrived f5I8 lHtJ GT'
Seven Thousand dollars worth Of
silks stolen In September, from ware
house. and belonging 10 Escher Il Co.,
were recovered yesterday, by detectives.
1t Is believed this morning that the
crisis Of A. D. Richardson's case is
passed, and hopes are now entertained
of'his recovery, although he 10 still
very low. -. VI Sc 4
= The World says the Gubans have
another expedition on hand which will
surpass all previous Efforts. The Junta
Is now paying out over six hundred
dollars per day for the board OF men In
this city awaiting word to sail. Con~
tracts have been made with several
merchants for q large number OF Win
chester Repeating Rifles and Peabody
breach leaders, with suitable ammuni-
tion, and In one case the contract has
been already fulfilled. It Is improba.
BILE the expedition will he started be-
fore the meeting OF Congress-.
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Christian ConyentIOn Mt Columbus.
.sy5lH s...-T CINCINNATI. Nov. m.

The Slate Christian Convention CON
vened this afternoon. The session was
opened with chIldrens' meeting, nj
the Second Presbyterian Church, which
was largely attended; Notwithstanding
the heavy rain. The meeting was
called 10 order at four o'clock. Short
addresses were then delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Chidlow, OF Cincinnati, and others.
at the evening session, DIR. Thaddeus
A .Reamy, OF Zanesville, was selected
as temporary Chairman. A Committee
on Permanent Organization was ap.
pointed. Hon. @. N. Olds, OF Colum.
bus, delivered the address OF welcome
on behalf Of the ciLizsnH To the dele.
gates. The address waa full OF earnest
Christian love. Rev! J. w. Wiley, of
Cincinnati, responded on behalf OF the
Convention.
The Committee on Permanent Or.
ganizatlon made the following nomlna-
tious: President, II. Thaue Miller, OF
Cincinnati; Vice Presidents, Rev. Drs.
Howard OF Ohio University, J. a,
Dickson OF Circlevllle, Hon. Reuben
Hitchcock Of PainesVille, P. Kelsey of
Central College, H. d. True OF Marion;
Secretaries, Rev. o. A. Lyman OF CIeve.
land, Capt. VIM. Mitchell Of Columbus;
Business Committee, +. G. Ensign OF
81. Louis, Rev. DIR. H. Moore OF Della
ware, DR.. Pratt of Portsmouth, Gen,
BrinkerhoG OF Mansfield, and Rev. r.
Allen Of Dayton.
The report was unanimously ad opted.
ID. l.. Moody Of Chicago, was called
On and spoke at considerable length.
The Convention adjourned until nine
O'Clock tomorrow.
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HAYTI.
The Chronic Revelation.

NEW YORK. Nov. SC.
Mall news from Hayti to the 10Th,
says Cape Haytien had surrendered TO
the revolutionlsts. The Runboat Sal
nave had been sunk. The Potion was
captnLed by the revolutionary war YES.
sells Quaket City and Florida, and
preparations are making to attack
Port Au Prince, the only place In the
republic In possession OF Salnave. sal~
nave 10 strongly foriifyiug Port An
Prince, and swears he will blow Il up
before he will surrender. The brig
Meteor had arrived at st. Marie from
the United States with ammunition
30. Tue yellow fever prevailed in St.
Marie. The Ram Atlanta Intended for
Salnave's use against the insurRents,
Will leave Philadelphia some time 10.
morrow for Port Au Prince. j , 'TG-
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ilish as II was sneAkIng and cowardly.
We say with the New York POSt, "Hang
him." II hIs immediate victim should
die. We have sometimes doubted
whether there ought to be any capital
punishment, but all doubt vanlshes bt.
fore a case like this, where man OF
this stamp, with murder In his heart,
pursuss q man like Richardson for two
years, only to crafty his own maleyo.
lenoe by marrlng the lives OF two ami.
able and useful persons who. 30 far
from having done him wrong, have
never received AnSIhIng bpt injury at
his hands. '"''.'' u " ''h"l d" +
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
liy Cable Telegraph to tho Intelllgenoer.
EaGEAND.
LONDON. Nov. 90.

Flii.lau,E a MI LONDON. Nov, 90.
The Times referring 10 the possible
cesslon OF San Domingo 10 the United
States, says: From the present aspect
Of affairs we should be disposed 10 ex.
pect the completion Of q treaty 70 that
effect. Such q bargain would be bene-
tiolal not only to the parties concerned,
but 10 Europe and the world. The
Americans stand n chance TO
lose bat little, while they might
gain great deal. The island
ought TO become a. new emporium
for trade, and In the creation OF such
commercial stations DO peopla.afe more
deeply interested than ourselves, l /
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TnIcHHoaB.
ncOtlnE Of hallopIIall Board Of Trade.

49,, RICHMOND, Nov. 80.
A large number OF delegates to the
National Board Of Trade have arrived,
representing the boards OF New York,
Philadelphia, BOSTON, St. Louis, Louis,
vile, Portland, Chicago, Baltimore,
milwaukee,, and other cities. A Com.
mlttee has been appointed by our
Board OF Trade TO extend private hos.
pitalities 10 the visitors and many OF
the guests are nc private houses. There
seems To- bea general feeling among
the people 70 welcome the delegates, as
II 10 the frat national body that has
met here for years. Tho hall OF the
State Capital has been rendered for
the sessions, which commences to-mor.
row noon,
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The Female MedleaI student Question
TN Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q

Al meeting OF the managers OF the
PennsylVania Hospital, resolutions
were adopted that = committee be ap-
pointed to confer With the Medical and
Surgical Hospital, 10 provide for sepa.
rats clinical instruction to female stu
deutH Of medicine on At least one day In
each week, and that upon completion
OF such arrangements the other clinical
LECTURES be confined to olasaea compos-
cd OF males only.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HoOFLANDY GERMAN BLTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor,
II In o compound OF Fluid ExtrActa The
Roots. Herbs, and BarkA from which these
extracts are made, are gathered IN Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded To this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bitters. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compoundlng the Hit
ters, hence II FREQ from all the objections In
cldent to the uSe OF q liquor preparation.
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CliicagO Market.

CHIoAao, NOV. SO.
FLouR-Qulet and frm; 8 75s5 90 for
spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-M Moderately active;
sales No. l at 0O1fc; No. 2 at S7IfASS <c.
Corn More active; 1fc higher; No. 2
opened OF 500, declined to 10, and
closed firm 60aS0I<c. OatS-Quist and
firm; No. 2, 4la42c. Rye-MOre active
and firm; No. 2, 7Sa74c; closing al 7Shc.
Barley-Dull at $50.
Hods-In fair demand al Sll 5OA12 90,
dividing on 200 pounds; live moderate
~ active at 80 00a9 25 for common,
70 35a9 70 for fair to medium, and 30 80
Rl0 90 for good to oholce.
CATTLR-QuiSt; q 25a2 so for live
ateers; S3 5OA4 S5 for common 10 good
cows: 81 2ba7 25 for light To good smooth
shipping steers.
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New York Produce Market
NEW YORK, Nov, 80.

CoTToN-Firm ut $3.50 for mlddlIng
uplands,
FLOUR Closed quiet and steady with
q moderate export and speculative de-
!mand. .--, r-. ll,l.
GRAIN-Wheat-Shade fIrmer; with
q fair inquiry at 81 27al 81 for No. .
spring; and 81 35al 40 for winter red
and amber western. Rye-Qutst NJ
81 coal GS. 0Rts-Ftrm aud fairly ac-
tive at 65A65I1c. Corn-FIrm; 81 I3Ha
l II for sound mixed western,
PRovIaIoNS-P Pork-Qulet and steady
ct $50 90. BeeE-Qulet aud unchanged.
Cat Meats-Steady and In moderate
demand. Bacon-NominRl. Lard
Quiet at 1870. r.,
Eads-QuIot without material change.
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CUBA.

E&eItemOnt Over thO GunbOAt NewS.
y4Du. 9 HAVANA, Nov. 80.
There 10 much excitement In com.
merciRl circles over the intelligence
from the United States that that Gov.
eminent had caused the new Spanish
gunboRts in New York HarbbF to be
disabled In BaCh manner as 10 pre-.
vent their sailing. MI |..5 aI
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% THB bill soon To Represented 20 Con-
eress to provide for. taking the Census
next year will create the Office OF
Deputy Commissioner for each Con.
gresslonAl district. The office will not
be very lucrative one; still we hope
It will not be allowed TO 60 begging.
Those Of our patriotic citizens In this
district who have an ambition TO get on
Uncle Sans pay roll would do we'll to
be on the look out for,it. Nothing like
beginning In time. nm - w. NJ
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ho.nAna" German BltssFs sSiSat., PsT bottle TS !S
hoonandA German Tonic, pnt up la quart
bOLtlsS, u ~ p0r bottle or y half d0EOl for
u@.
aS-Do not fnrget 10 01amtQe we'll the ar
For sale by Druggists and Dealers ln Med.
cine OYeryWhoF0. jy2 =.
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FRANCE.
ReASSembInEe OF tho Senate and Corps
% LeRislatIE7AapOleOn'S speech ,
His Promise or Reform. IA .

LeRlslnGIE-MnpOIo0 speech
His Promise or Reform. ,l
PARIS. Nov. %, 1860.
The session Of the Senate and Corps
leglelatit was reopened to-day with
great ceremony by the Emperor, who
delivered his speech from the throne.
II was hoped the Empress might posi-.
Dly return In time 10 take part In the
ceremonies, bnt she has not yet reached
Paris. The Emperor said: 1t 10 not
easy to establish regular and peaceful
liberty In France. For months past So-
clety seemed to be menaced by subyer-
sive passions, and freedom compromIs.
ed by the excesses OF the press and OF
public assemblages; bat common sense
has already property judged these cnl-
pable exaggerations. which, after all :,
have served but 10 prove the solidIty OF
the edlace founded by popular suffrage.
But this uncertainty and trouble must
last no longer. The will OF the people
must be made known. France wants
liberty with order-ortler, I answer.
Help me, MessieurS, 10 secure liberty,
Between those who would change all
and those who would grant nothing, a
glorious course may be chosen.
The Emperor then referred TO the
SenattS C0itStlltitm OF September las, j.,
which, he said, he had proposed with
the purpose OF lnaugurating u new era
OF conclliAtion and progress. II was
the task OF the Chambers to aid him In
crrrying out the plan. He proceeded
to enumerate the municipal reforms
which were 10 be made. lie nronouncpd
the situation Of the country saIIsEaotU-
ry, and declared that the more he was
ready, however, to grant reforms, the
more decided he was TO maintain the
principles OF the Constitution.
The relations OF France with foreign
powers were friendly. SovOreigns aud
people desired peace. The Emperor.
continued as follows: We have reason
TO be proud oi our epoch. The new.
world suppresses slavery; Russia frees
the 8erfs England renders Justice to
Ireland; the Bishops are meeting In.
Rome for wise and cOnclllatOry p1rpo
ses the progress Of science draws
nations closer to each other. While.
America unites the Atlantic and Pacl-
hc, everywhere capital and Intelligence
combine TO connect by the electrlcWire
all nations. France and Italy will soon
be Joined BY q tunnel through the Alps,
and the Suez canal has already united
the Mediterranean and Red Seas. The
Empress Is not present to-day, because
l desired her to testify the sympathy oil
France with the wonderful genius mud
perseverance Of q Frenchtnan.
The Emperor concluded In the fol.
lowing words:
'MRssIEURs-You resume your Ia.
bors after an unusual Interruption of
the session. hope the bodies OF the
State will apply loyalty the modIfica-
tons lately made In the constitution.
There is to be more direct parlicipa-
ton OF the nation In its own affairs.
This will be new force for the empire.
May the Chambers prove that without
falling into regrettable excssSes, France
can support free institutions, which
honor civilized nations,'
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RE1APsINa fever, popularity known
a. famine fever, 10 raging In London.
1t Is sort Of stealthly epidemic. de-
preaslng mind and body, though not
always mortal, and originating In
suualld living and misery. The Lon
don Times says II u not the bare want
OF food, but the hopelessneas OF earning
food, which prepares the way for the
rRvagea OF the disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
CAUTION.

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