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Microscopic Writing

The other day q carrier pigeon carried into
beleagured Paris a newspaper four and three
quarter inches square, with two hundred and
twenty-six dispatches microscopically photo
graphed upon ii, comprising the detailed news
OF tho day from all parts OF tho world, and
there now comes from London Q description
Of the machinery which did the printing.
1t makes duplicate Of ordinary handwriting
. million times smaller than the original 80
that it can only DO read by the Aid Of powerful
microscope. The inveator announces nat he
can thus reprint the whole Bible twenty-five
times In tho space Of An inca, and other boots
the House can carry Oushing's Parlianentafy
Aanu.i entire, phetegraphed on his thumb
on the lining Of year hat. By thS magic aid of
this little machine the total eontenu Of the
Astor library nay BE- 6aaxsrreA to . hye-eent
small portable microscope, which might nestle
unnoticed In me psntaloons pocket, And the
proprietor nag have at command al the Wis
doa OF tie sages, from Socrates down to Ralph
Waldo EDersoa.
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ART'CLE L.
he registration lee ave shall 80 the
uttcd States PCS; nfrc T. rartneaf ursn al r.Cis-
cred letters sent fTum the UuI,sd states O. Van
cuuNeF Island or British Columbia. AMI in like
manner he regIsfrs; fee Of ve shall accrue
Z" IN poet ONO department. 81 NaacouNers leland
anu ht n COLUMBIA upon all registered letters sent
iton sncoueers Island ct British Columbia 20 the
United Sta.gs
ARTICLE
Inc two departments NAV. Nv mutual consent
hSAt sNch detailed regulations shall Re found
ia & 70 yarrS out the objects Of this eRtion
naaN nsfy the same from tims o. tim. - tn aN
81 the service may reaIire snch regulations
iieiInisie at any time a reasonable notice by
elmer Gepar ,ment
ARTICLE B
ms convention shall 80 into operation on che Isl
OF july lcsV and II may be annufled az the desire n
elmer eTsrtntent upon six months previous notice
nope IN duplicate, and executed in waShincfor the
9Th day OF June, lS7o and in Victoria the 18th ay ~
July. iSo. Wy ~
lsEAI.l JNo. A. J. CREswELL,
Pos:mdsrsTA Gese-al IF rae Tsttsd Srs.,s
lsEALJ ARTHUR bUsHBl,
PoInasteF Gessrdl 81 Brsft.k Cbisnb,a.
hereby approve the aforegoing convention and in
testimony thereof have caused the seal II the United
states TO be AIMED.
L. GRANT.
By the President
G.rAL.l HAMILTON FISH. S.uetdry 81 SIas.
WaSAtnrtoa. Oofobsr 5, $50.
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While all other domestic animals are rssu-
larry supplied with salt, the hog 10 generally
stsntIy supplied - tho OK. the horse, A. W.
sheep, and suffers - much from prido ~
either of the above named aniFo hin. N
food is almost Invariably gta to this fact 70
may doubtless atributflch "a h snhssct ~
and fatal disease tfnedies, however promsfiy
which stagEer administered. II the food be net
ano skiilfallsoned, there should be q troupb
or hu regularly for tho use OF the sniwsiS
(eaeomng the TODD of the hog az menfionsd
above Jet 1t be understood that salt sniy Is bsps
nnuoe9 10, ior II any person should try season.
!ng with pepper, they will make a graf nj
take; for ~ much pepper ~ will sum cs for
mans dinner will kill hog. '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

SOAP SUps:-Soap suds. although generally
deemed only DIT for being run off into the com,
mon sever in the easiest manner possible, are
ers, as well Is useful insect prev entives. Thsv
snonlo never be wasted, especially by parties
having gardens, as their Application to the
show benefcially, not only on ordinary veye.
fabie crops, but also on berry bushes, shrubs.
border flowers, and even window pot plants:
while II poured or syrineod over roses, cabbaees.
mischievons doinee Of the green ny and cater
pillAr.-OAio Rnr0list. 80 = - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

- A new invention has been D ,ten ,ed- q
wire spring to secure ladies' wells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

- The Philadelphia Medical and Suro;cal
6ev,e,o does not "know of any drug which
insensibility which u popularity supposed 10
foilow the use Of drugged liquor - and Is of the
opinion that the talk about liquor having been
mugeed Y only sort OF apology for having
- Moss agate sleeve-buttons are Is popular
as ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

MARRIAoIABLH GIRLS are extremely dissatis-
ned with General Trocha for ordering Young
men in the National Guard to form part Of the
sallying regiments. A girl almost out OF her
teens said to her father yesterday: "0ood pco
the battle field and are killed, whor,s better
marry?" He replied, "My darling led men,
to expose young men than old m know what
81 don't think 20. Old marrisdugh OF it; it n
marriage 10; they have hssied; when they get
young mems turn to be and there is war they
to be old married mght." "Would you send
will be sent to ou had one?" ''To De sure 1
your HUSBAND were an old married woman
sbsuld, p"N. r. World
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THE CELEBRATED

| 1tHE CELEBRATED
MURRAY a. LANMAN'1
FLORIDA WATER.
THE MOST LASTING, AasaIAAs and n.
ERIshINs OF ALL PBRTUAIsfsr ~ On the
Handkerchief, ct the Toilet, am the Bath. Tor
sale b. all Druuists s,d Pfunsn. sss-nwi,ly
THIs e e seT 4! Z. . II. g: .e.sriser
District q osisnba, holding vscis tssn, letter.
. g: ' 3: w. :s;' g
:ss s :ss ess !: :
may othsrvise - Law % sGclldsi froa al Ssasxt
day Of November, N. ~
deSs.a- sUsAH POE. Kxecutris.
4 INITrp STATS P1TlNT oT7IOT, =
os o. y. i::!sis: i E..
s &: :: a.
n aking Axes aoi
1t = ordered that the testimony in the case ,.
time for filing. Gguments and the Examinere re-
port Pc limited p the 10Th day Of February next
nd ehae 80 Dstsetoo b heard the 18th DAY Of
Any person ny oDloee this extension.
.eAAUEL A. DONCAU,
no3mIM Acting Co0Riasionsr Of Psssnts
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DENTISTRY.

nR. a. PRATT, Graduate OF Ohio College OF
~ Dental Surgery, 422 7th street, be-
-ween ID and Il north, Washington. HAh0
rrfce TO lsSorinE persons. ana IL ~
RHhovAL.
DE. MERRlLL
1As relaoved his DENTAL OFFICE
,112 II street; near 18th.
All DENTAL WORK dene IN the best
manner and At moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide 0as
extracting teeth. lsM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
.H.vANDYKE, President,
HEBER SMITH, v. Pres. AUG. GAYLORD Sc
ASSETS, os,OOO,00O.
POLICY dOLDERS, $4,000.
The location OF this Com gives IL great adyan.
tases over the large majority Of compahies One OF
these adv antages-and the mportant-is In the
higher rate Of interest II obtains.
Read the following figures:
el.0C invested for fifty years st
Per cent. compound interest, amounts to enxHn
lHMS
The Northwestern loans its money on First Mort.
cages at ten per cent-the legal rate in the West-
and has never lost dollar Of principal or interest
10 has low rate Of mortality, the bulk OF its riks
being In the West, here the climate Is heAlthier Il
se purely mutual pAny, having no stock holderp
20 draw out any OF the earnings OF the policy hold
sr money Considering these facts, it IL evident
mat the NortAcestern must be able to furnish IN
surance ct Lees cost than most, not al other ou.
pAnies. IYENIGHT, General Agent,
seO|n 500 seventh streef.
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both passed the fires of Hymen frst?) But she
did not mean TO marry Mr.. Chatield. 1t was
her desire 10 eat Mr.. Chatfeld raw, without any
cooking. However, her victim reconciled him
self TO his horrible prospects with the best grace
imaginable, and with the utmost docility even
prepared to trust himself ready for the YAM
One day he walked into Mrs. Banwell's sit
ting room, apparently perturbed in his mind.
What Is the matter, nv dear Mr.. Chafdeld?''
-, mum ne said, " I've had como money
Surely legacy is NO cause for,orrow?" she
cit ought to be, mum, if the person Nh.
leaves IL Is dear enough to u to make the gifs
really valuable. But did mt say any one e.
lett me money, but the other way-the none
vosrS abo%t and enou a to IsnSd s snoas
the course OF nature, shall soon leave all nv
money. am going. mum, TO make my viii.
have NO near relative In the world; 1 have out
leave it to? What do you say?''
Really, Mr.. Chatneld--s1ch ausstion-and
to mel don't know what to say" She hesi-
tated. There are hospitals"
:" Yes, mum, there are hospitals. There are
aso penitentiaries. But there are also friends-
friends who, though they may now see in le-
sscy no cause ofsorrow-"
banwell, trying hard to cry, whilst in An ecstasy
OF delight; "but the deplorable event which
m Il Immediately payable would be a cause
Friends, mum" he continued, "who ,could.
We VIII say, see matter OF mourning in a le-
gacy (Yes, he thought 10 himself, 90 matter Of
hity pounds worth black silk and Grape, and
very becoming wear TO . woman OF her age),
put who would naturally feel sighted If de-
Prived of such q cause OF woe; friends whe have
been generously Kind when the world frowped
upon us, and whom We can only repay by leav-
ing them the handkerchief of asiicfion, m.
me olesseu assurance that our loss Is theLnd to
my dear mum, you've been q truAF'
meIgou Know you have. Hsvep"old silly
he certainly wanders, .or all that, as
eood,hearted an old sonAtheld," she continued
~, Sut, lnoeed. Mhot distress yourself thus.
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Indian Consols, they are absolutely be.
yond seizure, robbery, FIRE or loss; m slie
as II the owner would create his, income
that tHeir pies "a have dVailed sthenit
selves Of this form Of international inter
course to place their wealth beyond the
grasp Of Parliament; and itis cceEthfn. that
tAls Is the mode in which the Royal Fam.
lilies, who are growing very wealthy, place
themSelye beyond the reaolL Of reypllls
ton. Tie c6ntriv0nCe by Which the 1eX-
King George, Of Hanover, placed his for.
tune out ot.re9cl hNs been matter Of dc.
bate In the Prllssiln Parliament, and even
Of diplomatic dispatches.
Any tendency TO conceal wealth IN
this way, fom fear Of revolution, ORE Of
robbery, or ofopinion, or Of confinement
TO ono place, will, of course, tend TO IN
crease the value Of the only article which
combines extreme value, cXchangeability
and smallpeSs sASmillion Of francs can 6e
carried RbOuE III diamonds aseasily As ~
notes Iftlv just asl efisk 81 so6bqty,
and Just as great certainty Of exchange
into solid cash. Wise men would prefer
Rentes.er,G onsOlSt hut there ARE. people
who prefer 10 SEQ. their wealth, and are
not easyWhep tits parted from them, nut
merous enough to mike this form OF
boarding distinctly perceptible in the
market. Bills of exchange or notes can.
not be WON for years, 50 as always 10 be
ready Tor flight, but diamonds do not
suffer BY abrasion, Or damp, or time.
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-
INC Dys" Il.S ,,Isn S"sS
enlclelG aua svT,Oy ~ ~ - ' ,ia rogssn.
l lsts . Y NY ! :am DI''t' " w " ~
ln lal WI y W ~ s 1E.S = Z, eu.B
w NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD:
q The Northern Pacific Railroad bill
must be counted among the great national
measures Of the session Byiits passage
tue speedy building Of the road - inquired,
md within a few years vast region Of
fertile country, unsurpassed for grain
growing and stock raising will be opened
Tor speedy settlements, region larger in
extent than Great Britain and France
combined which will eventually support
millions Of heople.l n :, D'iL ''''i''I'' ''s7A' 4
5 Xr.is q ; %syntru 4Avr FAILED adt
N tI..S .!sE a., 49,.
- ~ 49,, - - 80 80.
at tt, t"IIe9 ut ; " s @ ~ tIot
ny 49, ~ naSa ~, ~,
~ tS1u LIZ
Nv Sotoslt sSSsts iE spsS W. H.
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~ a sa DI G .ah,a M sopeH5as IT, ~
ne e4tAea III, 1sl NV t
G ~ W M S,,,s &; ~ 9S,,Ss ga
tI vH y TEHa Mas Al.lsu !. se no,s,a j.,
~ ~ SSu T ,,ualeson ia.;sSat;on 81 -
ny Haa.;I.s, t oSo4 tS e,co III
tns aasE!t L.! Y f, IL
w fesCt n sns .attS"'t ~ tSo
e S StSas minc caoo ms NJ Sonss
isT Dill; e ~, ocOI no,,Lo a n ,.,,oi
inI, " , rwc I ane oT ~ spe asa
laTot, Is W aeSGuF " tSS2 1Ssa
tels ~ " osnase, nv N ~
" nueaI az .Iio snS az ~ IA
over , l1So tne ~ y ,so non
In" eS. " tMe ae \. H. poS sT nj nj
Sus n pS HI, t1A S e 81 s-s;aI az
aIa n Si sT oS TS,,,i avg S3;tn va XII XII
y waS wSIstle,, down tI,s Wind nv, the
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GE1a01ttd!'Li4e1lle1.
WHAT CONGRESS DTD.
A Good SESSIONS Work AMER All-..
The important lIeiiurasttha hATt

A Good Sessions Work Aftsr AIl.s-
The Important MeabuEeSthat have
been Passed. E.,slitnm, nh
From he NJ \, Tribune. b.. ,ti r,o
Congress has received so much and SO
often such deserved censure for It's garru.
lousness, waste Of time, and demagoguery,
that the people have got the impression
that very little valuable public legislation
has been adopted during the long session
which ended at noon to-day. Yet q
glance over the sessions work will show
this belief to be unfounded. 1nrealfty, It
is long time since 80 many important
measures have been passed and 80 much
general business transacted in single ses.
Sion. Legislation cannot be judged byits
quantity and bulk, for 'asingle important
bill may require more time in It's gesta-
ton and birth than fifty minor measures
combined. Looking at the results Of tho
session with this fact in view Congress has
no reason to be ashamed Of the fruits d
its seven months labor, and the Republi7
can party ought not tosfear the verdict Of
the people upon the acts. Of their repre-.
sentatives In the National Legislature. !
cannot, In tho. space Of this letter, SO into
the details of tie work done during tile
session, but I desire to mention the lead.
ing measures which have beeenp laced
upon the statute.book, and which must
make in great part tho platform upon
which our party will go before thepe0ple
ut the coming Hall elections. p 'ails
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The Explosive Bullet.

- FEAlkFUL lNaChUNEhEy OF MAlttAIkts
The last aud most destructive Of the
dsath. dealing projectiles Is the explosive
bullet, designed by Pertltset, and cxecu-
ted by French artisan in the celebrated
firearms factory Of DeylSme, Is described
in the last number oi the, ArTIy, gid Nary
Journal. Externally quite similarlto the
original Mimic, a cylindrtc-conical mass Of
lead, ills discovered by Az ulnserewing q
its length about midWaydt0 be internally
magazine OF illuminate The explosive
compound dynamite powder, condensed
powder, or whatever it may be-has an
explosive power slx times Is great as that
Of gunpowder." Experiments which have
been made under the patronage Of the
Russian, Prusslap and i Austrian govern
ments, and last by our own War Depart
mcnt, demonstrates not only its effective
ness, but the singular properties It's ihvcn.
Tor has given t. It. HBGing given the
distance Of the tareet, its density, the
quantity Of charge In the gun nand the
same ingredients constituting the projec-
tile" lie has established d most exact re-
tho fnrce neCesssrv,to exnioIe the pro.
iec,i,e and its renstration iheGorc Subiec.
tion n fila nreea,,ro Thns the moooSine
can ar, he an canstitnted that flie passage RI
tSe bnIIet throngh n sheet If 11dncr7 Wili
exnIoTeit nr ~ that Tho severe imnact Of
I'm ~ no6d Z reedoJ ior s,,th i r9sult
n Ia cn,n E1Fiing Ii 'lnow itiIat ia itall
1SoiId mt exni9Ao In tho bodvofa soldier
~ Sfo hOrse r notlat a VERY limited ilis.
tonco 1ronII cynIode n The more res;stinp
SoJw or"n AMMUNITION wCgonn sfVi5ii'f7'
SS III NJ PcTt;I;sct q 7He iihventGr Of
M nSrfIcnlar miasiIc n which o,,rsntten.
tior! %aS hccn csIIej nv a sinTular nronFi.
a." ~ c;rcmmstsnceS Princo Pierrc Nam.
Lam the Sst4 no;rs IF the Ronanarte fam.
liz 'snnosrs IN hava Neon ia insnirer
Fan ~ = IittIe nsmnhIrt Ii6dly ttanslatkd
trnm m ifsSag I'm GxSI6siye lITnieEtjleS
,s ~: ,;v M, Prinrs wa arr mt arr.
,|r;asd N learn that its author entertained
tLo ;;1os nnita " nmmTer nj vcnrs agoNrd
S Ss ,H Snn1EeG - nSvisniS ~ MAXI Rim a
Mn ot IhFtIc,,Iar cSlibre suited to'a hol.
INV NrnEUctile Of conner or Of an, ALLOW OF
lead and antimonv TLe incl Of Deyisine's
'Soc i ~ nro2Inco tho arm ileFeated
tSe PriSce's n;,TmoSe - SEi:.iI +
~ The oI,,ic: IF, sISnShtcr ara defined IN
nm M rnic hnt there ia a nretty
General e Sccord among nations That eXplo-
sivc SMllSts sbNIl n6t hG nsed IN small
orn,s OnT readers have not FORGOTTEN
the convenf;on into which Mt lie instance
X ~ RSasie I'M Srominent nations Of Ell.
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PREDICTION OF TAXATION.

The whole Internal Revenue system has
boon changed and simplifcd, and reduc-
ton has been made in the internal taxes
amounting to the enormous sum of sixty
millions annually. All Rexatious special
taxes have been abolished, and nothing re-
mains but the tax on distilled spirits, malt
liquors, tobacco and cigars, the stamp Tux
and The tax on incOnieR The latter Inns
been considerably amcliorated, and was
saved from merfted destruction only By
the stupidity Of certain country Congress!
men who imagined that the tax Is popu-
lar with farmers and mechanics, who pay
no part Of It.
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ahTHE GERMAN NoR4gr PoIAR ExPRDr'
TtoNLon the 18th Of June a.year had
elapsed since the second German polal
put to sea, in the presence O
King William OF Prussia and his gener'
ais, Count Bismarck, and great number
.oH.visitofs. TheShipswere last seen iH
August last by the Scotch captain Gray,
Since that time nothing has been heard
from them, and after tue return Of all the
whsle.fshfng vessels which spend the
summer on the east Greenland coast, II Ia
scarcely to be expected that more int0rma'
tion,will he received before the actual re-
turn of the expedition. r.,
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lIEyIsI0N OF TIE TARIFF.

Important changes, Chiefly in the inter.
ests Of Protection, hive been made In the
Tariff laws.i AZ large number OF articles
used is raw material for American manu-
features have been placed upon the free
list, together with many unimporntht ar
ticlcs Which only numbered the schedules
without producing revenue enough tp lay
for its collection The tariff on tea, cot
fee, and sugar hss been reduced go per
cent, which lessons at once the daily
household expenses Of tue people, q mat
ter Of especial consequence to the poor
and 10 I'LL illl moderate circumstances.
The whole reduction in the Tariff is est.
mated at $4,000 900, which, added to the
amount taken from Internal Revenue
makes the total reduction in taxation Of
fccted by tn" legislation of the present
session ninety millions Of dPIlGrs. 40 =
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CuRIosIrT.-we were shown by Capt
Moore, OF the Mountain Boy, q short time
since; the plain print Of q mans foot OF
a lump Of Camel coal, dug ont Of the
mountain at Cannelton. Evidently theft
IRs boon an upheaval III that section 5inct
that man made the impression Of his FOO
on vegetable matter perhaps Q thousanG
years 8go,-RaN Journal.
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REFERENCE Ut FGHAbSIVN'
HIM Wm. E, Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r. /. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court Of
" James Il. Brown, ,.Appeals y WeI VI "A
I" 1, l. Jackson, Jt., Judge o. U. S.lDlsutGS
Court, ". Va.
D. b. I. FrrnswOrth, President Of Senate,
WrAtN Va.
A. WeniIRgrr, member SenAte.
Jacob IIOrnbHIOk, frest. West va. ms 20:
Jacob II, Blchel, Vice preSt,'
Caleb IyOrgCsA, Attorney, ClarksbHEg, W. Va.
Samuel WoOds, Phillippi, -
Il, White, Sheriff Mercer county, "
ii. q. Davis. Senate, Mineral county,
j. n Camden, President VI Fist AhbnAlbAnkl
pArkerShurg
And the following members uf tho House Of Dele
gates Of West Virginia:
uIu. u. II. Smith, Kanlwha county.
@ ~ Burgess, Wayne 80 u 'l I.l- .t0.F
50 Jatles Guthrie, WGtXql ..-.,, a.,
Nathan GnII, Harrison -
s. Joseph TGtur, Barbour ~" 2" =" '"I" f''
K. w. Till, Marion
James Hcrvey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
R. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrRnnOn, Lewis &c
FloJd Nicely, DOddrllgO
j. T. Bowyer, Putnam
]. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln "
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FUNDING THE DEBT.

A carefully.matured, Funding bill has
been passed, after very full considers
ton, which, If 1t goes into iull effect, will
save SEQ, 100000 annually Of the interest
on the public debt, and consequently lessen
taxation bY that amount. ~.
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NAVY LEGIsLATEoN.

A now pay schedule has been adopted
for the Navy, and the abuse Of the S3t per
cent allowance has been stopped, but be-
yond this there Is nothing crcditable to
note in this direction, Nothing has been
done toward reducing the great number
ofldle, useless officers that haHq poI duty
but 70 loaf about Washington and other
cities, ~ FS l,r
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EcoNoMY IN AUTHORIZATIONS.

Since tho beginning'of the war there has
BceG.no Shcli trench ISN'T FaldNet tlit SAME
time Sensible reduction III tic expcndk
lures Of the Government rs during the
session of Congress just ended. Every
item !Oia appropriation has been rigidly
scanned, and tho estimates Of Departments
reduced nearly twelve millions, and these
reductions haye been made so judiciously
ts,in no way to ombGrrdss the Operh ti0ns
ofthe Government. l It shbuldlbe rdlnem-
bcred, however, that to the House belongs
the credit Of thislgo6d work, for the
Senate loadcd,mos QCItlle appropriation
bills with cxtravagant amendments, which
only the Itir1nncss OF the House induced
them TO abandon. %
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: ARMY REDUCTION.

b. tlo provisions q Tho new ArmnyyBil
the army Is 10 be reduced from $1,000 To
10000 men, and hver 400 supernumerary
officers arc to no longer figure on the pay
rolls. Many reforms IN army orgalnliza:
ton have been made, and the aggregate
saving to tho Treasury that will be effect
cd BY the bill maybe estimated at 'tbuF
milliOns. \
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Cop1FTCATIoNoR TIM PATENT LAWS.

A valuable work in the interest
of the inventors, Of the, country,
has been accomplished In the Alor:
ough revision and codifcation Of tho
Patent Laws brought about by the labotd
ofthc Cotnmittee'on the Revision ot the
Laws, BY which the great body Of patent
legiRlatiqn hha been condensed, and re-
d6ced 70 SystelhAtid forab !iliSIiS ~
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The balEdozcn law bureaus, heretofore
connected With the dittpront D DEPARTMENTS
haYe been welded together into q Depart
msnt6 f Justice, attic head 0fwhich Is
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR, JOHNSON,

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col.
lcges In the United States, and The greater part
9fWhose Life has been spent In Tho hospitals Of
London, Paris, phtladClphiG and elsewhere, has
effected some Of tho most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing In
the head aud ears whom asleepy great nervous,
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baGhfnl
mesa, with frequent bluShIng, attended some
bnadinialW
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TsTABLiSHED M NEWAY0RK
u Janu, ISsl-PIttSburgh, 1859.