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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19

GOOD FARE AT CovINGToN.-The town of
Covington has now, deservedly the reputation of
having most excellent eating houses The pas
sengers who take meals there as much sur
prised as gratifed when they find such variety
of excellent fare served in the best style of the
culinary art. We recently took supper at the
"Cogbill House, at the depot and do not exag-
gerate when we say that the meal furnished on
that occasion was much superior, both in variety
and quality, to those furnished by city Hotels
which claim to be frst-class.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19

Merchants and business men who wish to adj
vertise in the Catalogue of the Augusta County
Fair, will please prepare and hand in their ad-
vertisements Immediately, as the first sheets arc
now being printed G
Ieyms.-1 page $50; page, $16; page, SO !;
page, SIS.
5000 copies of the Catalogue will be circulated
before the Fair.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19

TEYDRATE CHLORAL, Hydrastln, Po-
Ill dophylin, ,Lepsandin,. lridin, Bopdoults
and ,dH Tactic Acid, at DR. WAYT s. BRO.'S
msr22 Drug store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19


ju12-5t Secretary Board of Public Works.
TIME Russell Threshing Machine
Il We are prepared to take orders for the
above named premium Thresher," which. is
said to be superior to any other Thresher yet in
troduced in this country. We refer to Messrs.
Joseph & Daniel Craun. and Isaac Baker, who
are now running two of the above.
WOODS s. GILKESON, Agents.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19

AIOTICE.-The firm of Kinney s. Co
N dissolved July ist, So by the purchase
by G. n. Kinney of the entire assets of the con-
Germ. G. n. Kinney is alone authorized to settle
the debts due to and from the concern.
G. N KINNEY,
iuly12-4t =. NJ. CUSHING.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE ATLANTIC.
J;,t.,rd. of whom Daniel Web

ronrce g. Hiliard, of whom Daniel Web
-. once said that he was the most promising young
- An Massachusetts, and OF whom, little later, al
,ao.,on said that he was the most promising of its
ters still though at far zoo intervals graces the
,area Of the Boston magazines as he still continues
70 grace the Boston courts His paper on Hawthornes
xnelish Note Books with which The Atlantic Tor
eeptember opens is graceful so thoughtful, and so
aeeaely apprecative TO renew the constant wonder
,Ehv this man with such possibilities of work has done
.o little His tribute to Hawthorne, however, migh'
have been anticipated since he was one OF HawthorheS
,oost vaIned and trusted personal friends. Miss Kate
f1eld celebrates the life and achievements of Fechter
The story IS thoroughly well told, but the crluca
,nds,nents here and there ventured upon would com
aDd wider confidence II they did not hint at the haDt
nss Field has OF admirng very much those whom she
honors AT all with her admiration. Mr.. Howels con-
ludes his Story of Days Pleasure, h1hing piece OF
,ork which shows him in some respects at his
heat and exhibits q master OF Enghsh
stvle worthy 10 he called the pupil of Hawthorne. Mr.
Tonefelow's translatiOus attractive feature,
although no one of them seems likely to command very
wide popularity Harriet Prescott spofford makes
again her welcome appearance but with touch scarcely
60 delicate as Of old. Hack work has had its revenge
Bayard Taylor's story begins TO develop Thus far
it has almost preRaphaele picture of still life
In Quaker and Dutch Pennsylvania The reviews in Tht
Atlantic are in number than usual and nearly all
betray the finished hand OF Mr.. HOwels.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. s. HArch
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, No. NaSssu-st,}
NEw-loKK, Aug. ~, 1910.
CENTRAL PACIFIC r. X. per cent GOLD BcSpS
% years to rum are to-day selling at ss iat. At no
rate Of $50 for the princpal-eQual TO s906, ss the
purcharer gets the benefit of the back interest from
July 1-they yield per cent ia gold interest aad T's
pal payable in gold eoia ia Ner- York City.
They are secured by Fist Mortgage on property
worth four times their total issue road HAVING
princely revenue 600 600 for the first sirnnon'h'
of this year. and 77 800 for July being an inereSS
of S00000 the large of the same peru"
last year, while the annual interest payments "'
Sl6OO,O00.
They are "a good aud rs safe ss Government bonu'
Holders of the latter would do well to capitalize IN.
difference while the Centrs.s SO low-oecasion'"
by the return of these Bonds from Germany ON -
count of the terrible war now raging An Europe i
amounts coming small, and arc being S''"'
lily absorbed by heavy capitalists here. -.
THE u. s. CURRENCY SXEs-prncipsi anu '"'',' "a
payable in lawful money-with an average u
years to run, at ls Hat pay only per cent snfTnes
Ten -FoRrIEs with 81 years TO nun n' Is no' ~
able this issue will he called in till matnriy'
portion of the Bonds authorized by the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

have been In demand, Centras closing at s1tass ana
Unions at s2s8s2i Tho other Union Pacific securities
were weak, and closed % follows: Land Grants, TO
71E Incomes, 7eS7si, and Stock 2,ia@i. City Bank
shares have been neglected.
Tho stock market has been alternately weak and strong
but at the close strong Late the day the DEALINGS
larger than during the early hours The features
have been ~ Y Central and Hudson Lake shore, Rock
Island and St. Paul. Cleveland Pittsburgh was also
notlceably active in the afternoon An active money
market at this season Is usually accompanied by In.
creased earnings the Western roads, incident 20 tho
movement OF the crops Investment shares have been
dull have also express and miscellaneous shares The
following the range Of the principal stocks t5 "
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

The following shows the comne,otive Hfhinys Of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad during the second
Is3.... sI24 200 1859 a66 Iucresse.. s734
Earnings Of the Pacific Railroad (of Missouri during
the second week of August: ,.,
ls7O...... s764so s6S6 $50 Increase eio@S
The earnings Of the Louis and Iron Mountain kar
road Company for the cOnd week in August were: q.
OS 90 1852 lS I52 IS Increase lilo per eeri
Messrs Drexel Harjes & Co. of Paris have made ar
rangements by which their circular letters Of credit WI
be available under all contingencies, by deposi
large amount OF gold at Basle the headquarters Of
travel in Switzerland and notifying their Swiss core
spondents draw Basle for gold. For the aceoinno
daton all other travel on the Continent they have a
thorzed the holders OF their circular letters TO draw on
either London Paris most convenient 10 them AZ
points where they may be. In view Of the derange
mens financial exchanges the Continent, neident
to the war, this action OF Drexel. Harics Co. viii w
leye their customers OF embarrasSncnts which mighs
otherwise occur.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
wer. We quote

Government bonds have been moderately active and
prices ruled lower than yesterday the decline in
gold here having than neurazed the advance III
quotations abroad Some OF the foreign bankers sent
bonds by todays steamers, hut the amonnts far
we could learn considerably less than reported
the street The Treasurer Thursday next will buy
sOooO OF 520s for the special fund the purchase being
the last under the August programme. On the Wednes
day preceding there will be gold sale Of 81 10000 The
following shows the quotations at the only two boards
held todav.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

In the gold loan market the rates have been as foows
For carrying and Per cent, and per cent clearing
house for borrowing, " hat" and LEA of per cent
until Monday.
The following shows the result of oday's business at
the Gold Exchange Bank: Gold balances sl.564,l2 80
currency balances, 81 1851, ,45l As.
Foreign exchange has been dull as usual after the
sailing OF a steamer. The market, however, has had a
al, tnna nd RATE are We
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

The gold market has been active and weak
to-day, with LGS and ll4i as the extreme
range of the price, the highest having been
! made in the morning, before the regular hours.
Under the lead Of the German bankers there has been
general selling movement the reasons above given.
The following shows the principal quotations in the
| Gold Room.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
The following were the closing street quotaaons OF
bonds ~ renorted by Messrs Fisk 4 Hatch

The state bond market has been extremely dun. Al
the Board Tennessees and Mssouris were steady and
Lousianas and North Carolinas strong. Alabama
State ~ sold at 9sas9 Railroad bonds have gener-
ally been dull The Pacific Railroad mortgagcs, however,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
DEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,


as q sS., At ii. I.Ss S: n ..9 & s1S. S.
North Bat Ticket. % sCd ,nd es baggage sss.iss I 10 a. E
a. .a s cou Brooklyn the only steamboat line connecting
ds with sT"si %sd 'n. s1 nn.s change locality
Rs' 10 business ~ as' y
SAFETY, SPEED6,s E6,s,x,sn ANp ,9sQ COMFORT.
Boston Worcester hesSqs e,oGS ISasSS ISr' o.. t1S;ps.
SaIas' pcints The and .taneh ..s.nors
cIri VI CITY on LAWRENCE,
vi, ,e.r, s.wYos daily Csuua, s,eepte Oeoes p n
RE For there connecting vii. E,pr. train.
@ ' SS.s PO% .. va S :.d ssGa s sos A''
,hroas and rates for freight apply :. @sq Ss once p "
SYs% New iCfi YCfi Oct Is, 1863
HARTFORD DTRECT.-State of New-York
and G Of sIi.. a for sSs saHs ceopss hoSls
smsbofo' n H. Gs Ii ea.. 81 IS ID eA 81 rs
NEWARK and NEW-YORk B0AT-Steam9r
leaves Csntrsst Newark 7S m and ;'o m stopping 4"
Bergen Point
NOR NORWALK and DANBURY. = Railroad
lime. NO da half railroad fare the beautiful steamboat NELLY
WHITE leaves No 2 r foot Of Mlsss every assmocn
The .5aysi s Of 5As IS D'nSu and Se"la'eH trains
NOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
sTEAsBoAT STANFORD leaves Pier g. foot Of Markets. East
River daiiy At J. Of Thirty ssyenth. a. 2:l5
FOR BRIDGEPORT and al! points on 1.I7 HO9sa- g..
nns.Hp si and II ever night sund.ys .IeeP.sdl
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD coz
ID INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST, SOUTH WEST. and
.pJ ANNOY RAILROAD PERL North RVe and INLAND PROPEL-
5ns dss 5SF f...S rss sI'sA is The %
ton D. c. aGd extra The ONLY LINE aaorhns
opportunity TICKETS COOP SFTlk " pknvhG SshR General Ass.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
Hi 1 f Sus R EE" IS'
with the Delaware acaxsnna and Western Railroad At Pbhsb1
lin The egb susqubAnna Railroad; and Bssion with the Le
si0h Vaey and its connections forming direct line 70 PlI
burrh without change Of also to Central Psnn
'AO'A and Ne" ALiESTowS LINE TO THE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing June /, 1s70.-LeaSe NevYork as foloss
$50 a. m-Po Plan6eld
port wesbse Ptston MakaDOy City, TunEbannOck, TOWania
1884 m-For Easton. ,
m-For Pennington Easton, Allentown Maaeh ChuneE wilkes
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster Ephrat % Po'sVne Harris
- m-Por Rason, Allentown, and Maueh Chunk
39p mFor RAston Allentown hsneh Chunek and Belvdere
4:3Op m.-Ror someryile and flemington
5:l5p. m-FOr Someryile.
6pm m.-Fer Bason
~ m.-For Someryile 80
p n Ems rant) For EastOn and the West
Trains ieave or Elizabeth $50 500 500 aii tS & S:1 SS gy
s.so lC.aO Il.aD MP lO 2:OO. 2:l5 3o S:5 SUI 80
4:6 Sis $50 5:45 500, $50 1:O0 ff 6'V o-V wv" 0'''
R;0pm ron TuP WRsr
Gam Express daily (eIeept sundayso or Esn hnen
town Harrisburg West Connects At Harrisburg m bte ana tn
SomerVie for Fenng0n connects AZ Juno
siToabu, Water Gap Scranton Bnghamton &c
Connects PhHpsoury for Maacb Chunk, Wilkes0ae &c A.
5n m-CIScIsSAT daily tor Eason. bethlehem Aen
town Reens Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cnennah oesP
h Delaware ackawanna Railroad for Scranton
through from Jersey City to PttsspSh eys AN
Tickets FOR the obtained at the ohce 81 the Cenra
road Of HewJersey Lbertyst VI at No A hoase
Nos 2 27 $50 BoadsaY at No. 10 sb s a. t S
n p R1tpwrS Gen Pass AIT
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
Nrm l)nbliraiions.

A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITHOGRAPHlC Co.'S
n OFFICE has been removed % No IO3 F1ont. u.
HERALD OF HEALTH for September
TIIR TWO WIVES Mrs T. Oakes smith
"REMINISCENCES OF JAMES Y SIMPSON BY LydlA T. fo"e
sENT TO BED. A Poeml Edgar Fawcett.
AN UNBOUHDED STOMACH B{ Rev. m II. bIlgehSh -,
TRAINING OF PRUSSlAN AND FRENCH SOLDIERS by Afehl
bald MeIaren Of OHford Gymuasan.
TIIE TIiERAPEU TICS TLOGGING BY Prof T. 7. bvans
THINGS. THOUGHTS By 7. b. Perkins
THR PHRESOBOGY OF CHARLES DICKENS BY Ppot j. n
STUDIES IN PHYSIOLOGY. By ]. Il. Huxley. -, =,
PAT PEOPLE AND THIN PEOPLE AND THEIR CJht. by
Dio Lewis
ELORENCE MARRYATT's LAST NOVEL a
ASK FOR PETRONTI,
when you charming novel Price . cents ~
DOBERT FALCONER commands great at
HI terton from thoughtful readers Of fiction
GEORGE MAC DONALD is the author
DAVID ELGINBROD frcat hL
HUNTERS GUIDE AND TRAPPER's COM
PANION edition. reyei enargel; % recipes added
An about hunting trapping and fishing anng and eoong hae a9
pages only D for 81 postpaid Address HUNTER Co.,
Publishers, Hnsiale n. II.
HARPER's MAGAZINE, 40 Volumes, half
binding $50 publishers price 500; Atlantic
MoRhy vols half binding ae hack nnnhes OF
ehep; 20D prints T. W. LANhNCE N nassau
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FiRSr cAhh'
1Ot O'clock A. NJ.

5000 T. g. $50 Con 62....II2I $500 g Cou o,
$500 T. s. $50 Cou '65 D....u0 lD0V Errr,ss
Saks Of STATE BOHds-iiai'roaa Bo"d.-Ba"A ana
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OF
~ CORTLANDI ST-For WBsT PHILADELPHIA at8 80 and yio
l21 300 7:oo 9:?o u night For va am
and p m. For BALTIMORE ami
THE WEST, via Baltimore 1880 sad $40 For rHk
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $50 9;f0' For 1iiE w ESI
Pennsylyana Raod-s:J0 and T. sNer fahee ears
attached to the 9:g ami through om NeHiok 10 rus
bush Cincinnati and Chicago without silver Pare cars are
attached to the = daily and through to Pi5qrg Cnsnhai
Louisville 81 Louis anl Chego without change llekeb r Ae
foot Of Corlsnds Dodiss Broadway Dalyl
PuLLhAH's PALACR DRAWING-ROOM aud SLEEPlhGCAkS
train 10 Pittsburgh Cicsgo Columbus Cincinnati niansp
oils louvs and St. Louis without change. The eO m tram also
Pullman Cars aud splendid Passenger Coaches thougb without
change. 10 Chicago
10, 1870 w, JACKSON. General Supenntsndent
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
L ERN RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND ESSBX DIEIsIUN,,, -.
Depo New York foot Of Bscay- and foot OF
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing ~ y 2a ~ - Rn @
300 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting ai Densle WHO p
ton Branch Waterloo with s9sssi h
for at Washington with the D.; w
Bend,
and all points Laekawanaa Ahd
md delaware and Hudson n Rds -. ,-, -.
lI:4O m LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at hesark horrs
Town Dover Washington, Phpsburg and Easion con-
Pmlpshurg with Bel, Del X ior Beyde Se ana AZ
with R. for Bethlehem Aea'o"n AAueh oh0ns an
Wilesbsne - -. ... -.r-- .r S,.,.. ID
AZ afcrIoo and Washington with D. L. and
W. n r Water Gap Strouisburg ami Scranton -, c,.
32Op n HACKErfSTOWH MAIL connects Hh boonton thesr
and Sussex Halroafs =, - - ooo a.oo An ron an,
For MOKNsTowN, ats llso ll4o m 2 1;40 $40 s;zO an
For 81 MMT srd intermediate stations at $780, 1870, and lo:oa M
For ORANGE ana SOUTH ORANGE go 70 2: 1910 and
120 i:lO 23e 420 $50 $500 500 $50 $780, aud Has
p NEWARK nj Esd 7:3C 500 $40 9:lO .1OO IO:3o Hoo
II 1n and n: 20 a m 200 a2:JO 800 340 $780, 40 4lO
5:l0 $50, $3.50 $500 O'I eO SoV 9oo anu ii" p B
Trains stop East NesaIx. ,,o~rc, ,,, - q ,o 49,,
i.syr New-YOrs BLOOMFIELD and hOAICLAR at BEAU ana
..l1n q & Con I'D ZOO D.. N.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

q ONG ISLAND RAILKUAD.
SUMNRR ARR AhG 70 l.. or -
on and asr MOsDAY MAY l6 1870 Trains yh s'f 'ame sNp
S.sts n Greenport and Sag Hsrbor Mail Train.
S Way TfsiP stopping all intern siate aiOnl
i5iH m Hemls,ead Way i,s.-.-- p
a:3O D. m. Greenport and ssg Haroof fiPieSs
I:30 D. m. NOrtlpOu Elpess
$3.50 D. m. NortbpoI. Way Train H..
For N6rh Isip aud intermediate sauoh
All rur branch Hampstead sund! Nns O ti!
6len Ooye, Lyeuss , a m "ue j. D. BARTON. Supt,
rSn t sL diree. 70 Ba Hampton for and $3.50 trains
u-CNv VOpE AND NFW-HANEN RAIL
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
AND NEW-HAVEN Raj

~ SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE ~. 1870 ,
Passenger Station NesYOrk Of Twnysevenr anu
Fouri9riys Tn siys snItaIs IEIyf 60 SFwYoRK
For Haven and Bridgeport tELl lo nj lZ'' (Sh'
For Milford Satori Fair6e Southport and WestPOr 1900 li'
For Scfv.ll 100 Tsr sCC Il;2e an pi' CEr) 800
fc,s Darsn I i;sS m 3:ss $50 $50 i9is:2cg@
sd, te' i: sseTflJ GRG s kl sS soo ia 7s GE1 p M
Greenwich and intermediate stations g. llS m |'l' '
Sunday NAL Tran leaves ~eoiy.eysuh New York at m for
Boston va both SP'nccSo,SSs ccoSsEcrSG Hsc1 I TRAINS
foi p Boston via sPrnghen, % a m- and D p N
fof Hso sad SprngSed a n Els ioo to Hartford
SexPCr R. L. 2:ls CEr connecting with Steamer across
For Connecticut River Railroad, l25 p M to Montreal
For Hartford Providence Fshk Railroad 2:l5 M
For shore line kaiSsy at to Norwich ana fro'HsA'e' XIV
aad Northampton Railroad nj 800 p m to
For Housatonic Railroad N. aud p NJ ,o . .. w.,
foT S,ofaG's ar aoa! s.r,a E % % aai 5 a i
For Seg CinsSn Railroad a. M i!S ~ ,1a % % 9 ~, NO to su,
s SqoS, s % on sseg hg n Gis pns Room Car attached
% and D. n trains JAMES HOYT superntenden,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
RVEh iSd RtOys 6s oSs esrs attached
aud 35 D. Special Saratoga Express Trains With Drawing
nc- & at ae and through to saT.ioga nia0n sAaHs @""
and 30 niautcs c, y. i.
1850 m Special DrasingroOm Car Express for Chicago NO &C
II lat s G M' III pS %a iss fSPs. cars
NGDIs. EiR[s, & Sa se through WATERFOWL
% second Pssc EIprsss Win seepngars attached for Chicago
Buffalo his leave ate suniay')
II pm Night EIPIes, Sleeping ca" ATTACHED
S sSS m sni Pa F si IS'shlfsss. Sss.. iTi1S a
$50 7O sos and 10 = m s:zO i:aO AIS 5O so and li'o
a m Sunday trsin for Poughleepse. 49,,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

Total since Jan. ], 1870. s4J0of5
The following is comparative statement OF the ex-
ports Of specie from the port Of NewYork TO foreign
ports for 10 years. from JAM Aug 1870 aud for the
corresnonding period in the undernoted years
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

The following shows the exports exclusive OF spede)
from the port Of NewYOrk to foreign ports for the week
ending Aug. l6 and since the beginning OF the year.
1865. 1863, 1s7o:
For the week....:.. $500 StyS No. 30 80
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
Gcatbsrs.
Uc1oins Garos, &G.

Norupi'1 N"i'', - --...--.-~.
At WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. lgi & J. NJ
n top.st-WEDDIEG CARDS and FINE srATlONEhi' S''''
hshed is5l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02

In this Locality Is distressing 10 the printer
The Recorder Is 10 blame! II has shown 'eyil do
ers' up In this section 50 systematically thai We
can't even hear Of any one stealing horse, or
robbing hen roost, or breakingintoa meat-house
--alrs quiet along the lines. Confound 1t. Will
no one DO anything worthy ofnotice in the papers,
We don't care NJ you sreal mule or the coppers
OF dead blind-man's eyes, or hang yourself with
"a grape vine. 80 you furnish ls with an Item.
by the way, a. the monkey shows, the panora-
INNS, the Ethiopian Ministries, Gen. Tom Thumb,
the ku klux and the Old Boy, ale all In the habit
Of ssnubbing our old Borough. less get mp little
excitement and fun Of our own: The Sheriff will
.sopen the balr' Friday, by hanging nigger-we
propose masquerade ball or something of the
sort soon aferwards-then dog hght-then ano-
ther hanging, and soon.
These masculine and uncouth sports over. we
shall call on the ladies' Tor something refined love
", sentimental and graceful, In the shape Of Tab
leaux, Concerts, &C., &c. We believe Hillsoboro'
can show the prctticst aud smartest girls aud the
most q them, ofaBy other town bordering the \.
Carolina Rail Road, and he best Select Boarding
and Day School for young ladies', trunde-bed giris
and Misses IN the United states.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02
LocAIIzISG

For Country newspaper Is decidedly worse than
rail splitting. Indeed Il smauling rails would
make us President like Il did Abe Lincoln, We had
about a. lief do it--proyided we we could do the
maullng ON the shady side ola house IN very warm
weather. our Junior q ssome'--a whole team
IN chasing down . local item. But he isin Baiti-
more, Gone on and hen Us the bag 70 hold. BuI
never mind, wen get even with him.
They have established IN Washington colleg
Va, department for education In journalism.
and lit proves worth cipher, we concur with
the Cincinnati Times In recommendnga special
professorship Tor instruction IN Local editing.
Thai paper very correctly observes that 'the stu
dent IN the local business should have great deal
Of exercise on the legs each day-taught that Il y
not brains 20 much a. Veg talent that makes the e.
6cieni local reporter. He must learn to smell an
item long distance, a. the model war-horse SNUFF
feih the battle from afar. His fancy and lBmgina-
ton need to be cultivated somewhat, and his m
vention quickcnod and.encoun9sd IN order that be-
may have something 10 Gall back on IN ease thing.
pcr.istentIy refuse 70 happen, CIR the public de-
Iaands local news, remember, whether there be
any or not.
The would-be local win require little instruction
In regard 20 receiving presents Of boots, hats clo
thing, bottles % wine, oysters, cigars, dcad-head
tickets, &c. They learn that very readily. The
professor can do a. he ploases about advising them
% accept.
sThc student should be taught 70 miss his meals
oen, ii up late At night, eat all sorts .of festive
suppers, and II patiently 70 hear long and dull
speeches iron; afler-iInner orators lie must learn
not TO be alarmed by threats of horAe.whi9plnr.
and must be licked occasionally By the professor
70 accusiom him 10 any incidents Of the kind that
arr not improbable 20 occur.
"IIe must BE- taught 70 have no emotions Of bis
own, TO look upon al calamiiIcs with purely pro-
fes-onal eye, 70 observe and describe the conyul-
sing humor Of popular comedian, and catch the
last Sigh Of an expiring victim Of the hangman,
with The same sfoical indifference. The professor
% local reporting ought 70 hang man occasion.
ally IN the presence Il the class In order that they
faay become accustomed 70 reporting executions.
And finally, The candidate FOR the local chair
should learn 10 live on anoderate income, sternly
subdue all incIinaions for more than the neccssl.
ries q Ne, and be willing 20 give poverty smI
ling welcome, untllfaie or his own exertons host'
him 10 higher place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02

What Is the rational mode Of procedure IN cases
o. general debility and nervous prostratlon Does
not reason tell us that judcious stimulation Il re-
aulred. 10 resort % violent purpslon IN such
case il absurd ~ Il would be 20 bleed q starving
inan. Yet 4 done every day. Yes, this stupid
and unphIicsophical practice 4 continued In the
teeth q the great fact that physical weakness,
with al the nervous disturbances that accompany
q. Is most certainly aud rapidly relieved BY Hos
letters stomach Hiiers than BY any other medi-
cine At present known. Itis true that general de-
bllty 4 often attended with torpdty or irregular
rs Of the bowels, and that this symptom must not
be overlooked. But while the discharge Of the
waste matter q the system Is expedited or regua.
led, n uigor n,asi Be recruited. The Bltten do
both. They combinc aperent aud antibIlious pro-
pertles. with extraordinary tonic power. Even
while removing distractions nom The bowels,
they tone and invigOrate those organs. Through
Inc stomach, upon which the great vegetable spec
sllc acts directly, Il gives healthy and permanent
impetus 20 every cpfsebIed function. Digestion n
nclltaied, nc altering cIrcuhiicn regulated, the