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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

AprOpos TO the above little incident
has Just occurred among the Chinese shoe
makers In the Massachusetts mills which
prompts contemporary 10 put the Query We
have put At the head 81 thh "ldpic,b The
incident Ia thls; A gentleman asked one Of
the CelestiaB few days ago n he should
like 70 marry Yankee girl, TO which he Is
reported TO have replied; mo; In the first
place am not smart enough, and In the next
place could not buy dresses enough 10 sat
lsfy the demands Of fashion" The China
man said, further, that the habit Of Chinese
women In clTcumscrl6ing the Dimensions Of
the feet was not half as ridiculous as The
practice Of American ladies In plnchlns their
waist until their hearts found refuge Ia their
thrOats." Who shall decide thla Interesting
question: John ChlnRman says In as many
words that our wives and daughters and
sVeetheArts In plnching their waists are lust
AZ unclyillEed (ridlrulons be terths III as the
Womon Of bis own country In bandaginR
their feet 10 make them smaller. We, In our
SupTeme concelt and self-complaceucy, write
them down az unclyillEed. They turn the
tables upon US, and bring the apt counter
charge. We shall not pretend to decide who
Is right II may be after all that America
has as much to learn from desplsed China nj
China from America
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
Loan Offices.


800 Eighth street north west,
Is the BFsT ADVERTISING MEDIUM foT ali bust.
ness men, especially Tor Americans " dTaW GsFmAn
customers.
There u 10 the Ulsrot large p0Ttloa Of GSItnGas
Who can hAdlJ TsAd Epgllsh, aad Guht9Fihs oaU for
u4li paDeT,T r-s7-i ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
TINTED STATES MGRsh1L's SALE.

u yirtss Of y.it q asrt Lssta. I'.Ssd ron %.
Columbia, and 70 me dirs0,ed, viii sail At public
sss Tor cash front 81 the Qolr Houss door o. aid
A. Ia O'Clock Ill hsnry o, VsFuiillians right, IL
Slsim, and interest n sud 20 Lot 70. u tagAEe
With al aud singular the luiptotsuieutg thereon,
~ sed sud levied the propettg OF HenTy o.
Nerm'hiNu, and will BE- spld 20 satisfy etecuton Nc.
sAp, IN fat6t o. Robert n. johnson agaiust ThamAs
- ALFN SHARP,
bIBd&ds U. D. MarbsiB q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
DROPoAAIs roR ruFI.
Coal and Wood.

REhoyAL'--S, q, N AQRUDER, Wood aud Goal
~ Psiisr mas removed hts ouios 70 No M Foa :.
neg PasasylyA3iA Avouus, Yard D street and Vir-
snla Ayenqs, between Third add -Four. Gad.s. half
sheeh eohhNeot isaq. I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

four.stoEy, ten room HOUhk, pressed brick front
Foutth and fifth uorthWsst
90 Moth street, bstvsen ard strosta north sest,
Fopr room BRICK HuusE, on alley, betueeu
Bevsn room FRAME HOUSE,, halt 10, on Nine
tssBth, between v and strnets northwest
6evsn room FRANZ. hall, 4 >, on \, between O0u.
nectteul aVeuus Hnd TWenueth street,
BiHtoom FRANZ 90 TUsuty.hfth, bstSosn X
street Aad PsnusylvA1 ole avenue.
Two ueW slr.rorm HOUSES, pressed brick front,
hall, waer, gas, bath rooHi 6aI widows, on Third
New sever. room FRAME, hall, DC, ooTusr klsV.
eSih and Ht5sejs 9 Thctsti ns ,y, ocsap's
near South OAFollnA ayanpe, 40
Also, several DJrS In the northern part Of the
f6p Ib9vs viii b. ,Old oHEAP. on LONG TIaB,
- pau, ", WHOM a co.,
is95,u nos \ Girpat, MAsanlp Temple.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
nv LATImBR a. CLEARLY,
- Auou0n0aIs and heai Estate Broken,
Southwest corner PsBnaI.Vanik ave and Klsysnth st.
Star Ohioo BuildinG.

TgUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ria CONTINENTAL Fo os & fi NITP M
brATkS HOfELL
m by ylTtusN decd Of trust b6aIInK date the
r." 18Th Of March, isjo, A1d duty recorded 10 lbeT
~ u No; 49, follos q 4, s. one OF the land
records for Washngt0n county 10 the District Of %.
lumb'l shall lsll, % FRlDA the 10Th day Of Jay,
lda a q O'Clock. In Trout Of tho premises Lot nun
b,rsd ~ Y Issopauen naIbessd 10 the sane irgnt,
beck with thAt width one hundred and eightT tte0)
sot 70 tsany loot Allty being the eentFe Home Of
the CouunshtGl, Ate UoItsd States Hotel and con
iAiuins Aboat foriy-ous rooms With alt tbs modern
improvements s ..
Terms Ons fourth cash the rslLdus in two equal
nstAlments At And two ysara with notes bsaTinE
Interest, aud seoured By dssd Of trust ths prem.
! % sold pouysyaneing and stamps at purchaser 4
cost Five hundred dollAEs down Al time Of sale
JOSEPH vtNrON FOLLANSBHE, Trustee
Hl0eoAd lPan LATLMkh 4 uLkARN, AnotA.
ny ~. COLEMAN, AaeIIoaeeF,
Dbou heast corner Of Tenth street. and Psnnay
avenue. t...... ..
Parties dsslains Ioussk sspnG or business viii Ano
u 70 their AdyhnAaa 10 call me, will pAy cash
Tor the goods sell at public auction al low poT
eentAEe, Auction sales evoTy TUESDAY, THultRs
DAN and hArURDAY Wh9t1s-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
nv LATIDIEIt a. CLBAHY,
% AuCtlnnoeTu And Real RsiAis Btohsu,
Southwest corner Penn, Aveuuo end Ele7snh street.
star once Bulldog.

rG,, TIVE sshLg oT THE MASslo,s WITH AZ, ~
rl,E- uHQukph AILACnkp, AND ElQllIh;
rpEPgL3ic9 QIs BEING v TIP P, ssTs A III
pATk ~ Itlk JOghIIt; JUST rhg;YQsHgp
JOIN AVRNTiH, At Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, sod ul1SUAN EVENINGS,
JAY ~ And ID, At ) O'clock, On the pIgrnlsss, ve
lh,l sell tho estate Of the late ueorFo ", heaubE.
known a. "Prospeut Ill., y and frontins iaoolu ave
nue., betsssn boundary street and Slenvood Oeme.
sry, which hiss been snbdvidpd Into eight live ellai
bio buildinH IJta The Manslou ia large and CON.
modulus RrSs DTelllog. with nlpaiS square fost
attached maAlnE II dusHabis laA qpuntIy rusldenoe.
feet rs
ThiA sale onaTs rare opportunity 70 paEiiss ds,ir.
ing 70 ohtaia bsAuuful and oonyenient county ssaH,
An1 As1 70 those engaged In the daiTy busigts the
land Ia within Few hundred yards Of Boundary street.
aud olmmAnds mag oihoent viow OF T. . city,
Two Street HAilscads, 10 10 commenced this sum.
nor, viii pass Immediately in front Of the pTopert'
The Lots Will be sod separately. plat o. the prop
sIty BE- obtained BY ApplJinS 10 the hucionesrs
Terms Of sAlei Ono fourth eASb balance In twelve,
eighteen and twenty .four months, with a reserved
lisu the proper " bssslvE intvss-t Ootvsyasslse
And stan Al purehAaa'a cost. Twenty i've dollars
Own each Lot At time Of sale.
~ immediately AItor the above sale, We shall tell
three Lots In john N. and George W. KeAtnG's snb.
division nt PORTION 0f the above tract, proved by
Frame Builul1E, Terms a. Aboys
iysl-d4ds LArIMkR OLKARY. Auels
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
Lost and Found.
Country Boarding.

A FAMILY WISHING COUNTRY BOARD
n gsE nnd tIo Meint rooms, with gsod board, a.
Fslread, Nai tueny miles IRON AsEandra. EHoolleut
uAAar, pldnV o. iog, Apd 10. other bnardOrs, 10
healthy location, Address A. u, n, Clifton House
% inquire Al Mr. Rsela STORE, PsnnsglVAnla avenue,
between seventh ard Eighth stisStA. iy8,tI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
For Sale Or Rent.
SaagsSssv F F5s PISpR6E EGGB

A pFIisltIT0L goyEtgy EEslDg,sgE :, g2B
L.YhfH. NJ RSLi, or. ss,sn,h ard E.ls
Ess ..s,, % s,I Is. ssRa Sad Ono ,o
I'M. thi,y alngs, Iids q ne ~ eopts ss
won 1hieh iSsss i Z srssl saiis o. choice frnli
II - yinss sd shsnbbety The iSgrossis ss,. sG
sosss, Si,h osiisr sSd ~ ihs sses.s,Iy ouLbulid
leEs, veil % ssotllsnt v.tsr s!th pam. ~ ne
esss s "a ass oo Ss,d. o. 10 m
sd siC1 sh.r. w. r. aT e, P 'S sys DnIS
az s.O mn o. s,Ss a sSS1 ss
wi q oail and sIsrSlus III 'pises.
iva Conner seventh .sd = ,.i, st..
INOR sALE-A BRIGHT BAY MARY, FOUR
,sSi Tsd AGO. n'1 :sa S ss f9sEY
u ths latest s,ysI sstly oeN sod IN eoOd Rdniop;
JIaEs 4. MoDaViTT. 5Ip ssvsaIh s'fsss seu,h.
vest klsss
A coon BUSI NKSS uHANOE-FoR sALE.-
SS9d Nv w iSs ' I .os oSpos Rs Fo.
Oihoe. Terms mo ietAts sanaiAolog teAsons i9f
L'oR RENT w,TH sPLgNDlp gPpUsDs Or
j,.,ref. eoe,ainips thittg ICONS, Win Stable out
~ s9G. ' sSDI ". s'SSH,, ; .iSS.ss
ruuse, ths Iooation tSi!piu mile Of toe Treasnyl
S S. pS be H. SSa1IS; FoF N'''n''' ftss s@''
u,op RENT-BRICK HOUSE,, TIN ROOMS, No.
I 500 II street nofihWssL ApgIy ~ ,,.-r
~ gbhGEII.
lbsu lStAtl .
FOR SALE, OHEAP-A THREEsToRy AND
h,ssmsut Brick Hou.s! Wa,er sud ~: No. 0i2
ss1 sio nort issS. ist COX SUifXS
CHIANoE EXTRAORDINARY.
NFoR sAL"-Tb., bs.aiifui tsu.rOom Hou.s, Fair.
soSnL yh three SA sls' 99IGshqlSs seSqi hys
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

| Ni''sD Nihs' " A$N'hAbS oAbh'
10 virtue Of two yhts Of hsri iAciAA, Issued from
the Clerks once Of the supreme Court Of the Dis.
publlo sale, Tor raAA In front Ol the eou -houls
deer o. said DstIiot, % MONDAY, the 22d day q
title oism, and interest In and 70 tbs lssse held N
trust, from flEl Moore 10 the defendant, dated
tinae for the term Of seven ySal thorsattot, a. =
osrtsin dwelling hou1s and Yard with the app uriSn.
Anoes, stuated 90 the poTthuest corner u fifth
HtTest vest and street north, IN the city o. WaAh
iuEtony ~ o., and knogn At the tims 81 ID klnE
Of said eaas ~ No. b0i on street north, together
With the Improvements thereon, aslEed hbd levied
upon the property Of Paul Leary, snd ~ be sold
70 satisfy sAeouilgna NOa ,e5I and gil, 10 favor Of
Thomas Fahay and Margaret BOuohAr
ALEX. SHARP,
iyl9dtds United States MSTshai, ID. O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
rEEs$srs ssSE q HAT E Ew$$E9sy

EH-THB ABOVE SALE Is PosTPONED UH-
tnTHURsDAY, the ism instant ~ sams hent ana
place. BhAlhAhD u. MAknEht
MANA. nRKEN 4 VIII Ikklh, Auuis-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Send for
D. c. JACCARD E. cos H.
lustrated Price List and
Catalogue Of WaItham, How.
ard, and D. c. Jaccard & Co.'S
Watches, jeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, &C.
When In st. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag
nificent IEWELRY establish
ment. Nos. 40I & 4O3 N.
FOURTH St., Corner of Lo-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
hS'Watches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten.
ded to.
dsm-9-2o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Hold Kentucky Bourbon, Rye and Mononga.
hela Whskies, French BrAndies, Holland On,
Rhine and California Wines iApSu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
AGENTS WANTED FOR
BELDEN,
TFTB WHITE CHIEF:
Twelve Years among the wild Indisos
OF the Hla1nst

Indisws and became Gel, bSatsd VAR. OF, abounda
in thrilling adventure aud curious lsformaiisn.
and g prof,isslv Illustrated with new and spif'
and customs OF the Indians. The most populrr
and successful book OF tho year. Sells a. sight.
One sgspt Just reports ess pCeat IN ons week, a
PIG. s,iss % ius,I stioSs spS tsims q ~
ssn ss1 fre "S 81 IVA. HJVc Ns0N 8 Co.. "a n
SIKH street, u. Louis Nc. taAAdtWay
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

~rAppy.cp IAPrivate Counselor
MAhnlAHE to the Married or
cIrvDr those aboutto marry
pOAbC' on the physioiUgica
mysteries md revelations OF the sexual system
with the latest discoveries in producing and pre-
We ting offspring. preserving the complexion, &c.
This is an interesting work Of two hundred and
tw,n ty iour pages, with numerous engravings,
mi contains valuable information for those who
s-e married or contemplate marriage; still u sa
tuok taat ought to be under lock and key, and not
laiL carelessly aboutthe house.
Sent TO any one free Of POSTAGE for 90 cent
Address Or. Bntts' Dispensary, No. u,
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo.
nosice to the Amicted and Unfortunate.
bet ore applying to the notorious Quscks who
advertise in the public papers or using any Quack
remedies, peruse DR.. Butts work, no matter
what your disease is or how deplorable your con.
djtion.
Or. Butts can be consulted, personally or Al
mail, on the diseases mentioned IN his works,
office, No. l2 N. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut 81 Louis Mo. mv9dwlv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Done in the highest style OF the art, and q
rates that defy competition.
SHOP IN PERRY HOUSE, CORNER OF sTR
STREET AND CMNERCIAL AVENUE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17
Sinking slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis
are not the only ones TO be dreaded. Cank-
er or dry rot does no. blast n tree rs sud-
denly rs n stroke Of lightning, but unless
arrested IL destroys il as certainly; and In
like manner chronic debility, although IL
does not kill with the swiftness of yell
low fever, is MS sure to sap the springs OF
life eventually rs any acute disease, If not
checked by invigorating medication
There is something inexpresslbly touch
ing in tho spectacle of premature decay,
Languor, pallor, cancellation, depression
of spirits, and q distaste for exortion, arc
its ordinary symptoms, and they should be
promptly met by tonic treatment. The In
vigorant and cxhilerant that can be adj
ministered in case of this kind Is Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters. The stimulating
principle of the preparation rouses tho
dormant energies of the system, and the
strengthening and regulating properties
give permanent and hcalthful impulse
to the vital forces thus brought into play
The falling appetite is re-awakened, the
process of digestion and assimilation arc
quickened, the equality of the blood is inn
proved, the secrctions become more nat
ural, and every organ that contributes to
the nourishment of the body undergoes
salutary change. by these means the re.
pair OF the physical structure Is effected
and its health and vigor restored. In nc
class of diseases has the beneficent opera
ton of the Bltters been more marked and
striking than in those characterized by
general debility and nervous prostration
Ladies affected with these ailments ind in
this most wholesome of all tonics and cor
receives the safest and surest means of re-
lief. II Is strong to restore and poweries'
| to injure. Such is the uniform testimony
of "clouds of Witnesses"
Eeh q IT'D
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17
CLsRKSyILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
connEcrEp 81 ). J. cmvsMAs.

supply, and we quote, In Hhds. Fair b0s
tT%. Prime 10 a lOi%; Clarified 12L
Crushed, Powdered and Granulated, IA u
lJc.
MoLAssEs:--New crop, by the Dbl, i5@55
SYRuPs-5OcaS5.
UoFFEE-Xery firm, with a tendency
again upward. We quote Rio ~ 4@2s, Jaws
SAIr.--Advanced, Kanawha, bushel
bbls, 81 50; Liverpool, fine, So 20.
FLouR-Superfine St 0Odg5 50; Estrs, SO q
al 80: Choice or Fancy, So V0css 50.
STAR CANDI.ES.-2Oc.
BACON AND LARD--Buying rates-Bacor
SC1S12, hog round. Lard "a. ..r. .
WHfsKEY-COmmon country, 81 O0pl ~
best brands Robertson county, 81 7ja2 90.
CHEEsE-W. r., lie dairy aud factory
KIcE--Carolina. 10.
SoAP--Bar, ga 20.
OrLs--CoaI oil, 29c; lard Oil. 81 p tol 90
linseed oil, 81 l5al %, raw and boiled.
SPIRITS TURPENr1NE-75.
yARNIsn-Copal, 81 70; Japan, IS.
| PUTTY-Sc.
WISDOM GLAss-sxio 50 IS y box, 1oxi2
Is; l2xl4, IS.
PowDER-Bliie, SO 50 v key; lead, i25s . N
SHoT---S2 IS.
CAPs-i0cs50c y doz.
OYsrERS-2 and 10 cans ~ 25@l -.
SARDIHES-24c.
MAcKBREI-No. Q, per Dbl, 81 90; kits
! No. 1, 50 0Oa2 80.
BLAcKISG-.37,sGs7j, per dozen.
NAILs--S4 40.
inoS-Kentucky, ~. Tennessee, 81.
PIrrspynG Coal 80 cts. ST. BEHSAKp
Is cts. delivered.
SALT, by car load 80 ~ per Dbl.
HAY. per ton So 90.
CLOVER sEED-s7 2? per pushed.
HERDs GRASS % "
BLUE GRASS : 50 to 8 90, per bushef.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The resie :
nation of Colonel Forney az Collector
Of Philadelphia has created positive
sensation In political circles here,
where the matter is attributable very
generally to growing hostility to
to state that he viii not oppose the
re election of Grant If he Is nomina-
ted, 1t nevertheless appears that he
has decided to cut loose from the Re
publican ring Of ofiiceholders in Phil
adelphia, who are something on the
Tammany order, and who are all
supporting the Administration and
proposes TO join the Republican re-
formers In driving these ofiiceholders
out Of power. The former element
attempted to dictate to Colonel For
ney what course he should purse in
the recent important Senatorial cleo
ton in Philadelphia; whereupon he
sent word to the President that hts
resignation was ut his disposal. The
President sent word IN return that he
did not want it; and Forney made up
his mind that he preferred to remain
untrammeled, and THEREFORE sent
his resignation In writing. The
President will reply to. morrow,
declining to accept the same; but Mr..
Fofney insists upon its acceptance.
An Anti Grant Coalition.
A Philadelphia dispatch to the
Herald says Horare Greeley was yes.
terday in consultation i'm that city
with Mcclure, Judge Avery and
other politicians. 1t Is believed that
an anti-Grant coalition has been
: formed between these gentlemen and
Forney. The latter's resignation
causes excitement in Philadelphia.
consolidation of Taxes ON Liquor
The Committee Of Ways and Means
of the House have requested the
Com missioner of Internal Revenue
Ia commune te to them in form
which shall serve Us basis for legis
lation his views as ia the proper
manner Of efIecting the consolidation
of the various taxes on distilled
spirits, except that imposed on recti.
fiers and Wholesale dealers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17

THE tobacco tax has been settled
by the Ways and Means Committee
by retaining the tax on smoking to-
bacco, and changing that on plug to-
bacco from thi.ty-twO to twenty-four
cents pound. The appeal of the to-
bacco interest, especially that from
Virginia, for consolidated or uni
form tax of sixteen cents pound, or
even twenty cents, was not responded
to. If the tax was not made uni
form, the plug tobacco interest was
very DESTROYS that the tax on manu-
facture should be placed much lower.
They are, of course, very much disap-
pointed. 1t was noticeable that the
high tariff members of the Ways and
Means voted for the lowest tax, on
the ground that, by reducing.internal
revenue, the tariff would not neces
sarily undergo much revision; but
the revenue reformers maintained
that the tax ought to remain on lux
uries and be taken off Of manufac-
tured articles of necessity. The &C
ton of the committee will reduce the
internal revenue on the basis of 1871
So, 100000
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17
Gen. II. n. Ewels.

This good, true man, gallant soldier,
and accomplished officer has gone tn
his rest. He was native of Virginia
and graduate of West Point OF
the class of 1910. His room-m mate
during the whole period Of his cadet
ship was the genial, noble, warm.
hearted Col. Reuben Campbell, oil
rStatesvile, who fell at the head oil
the 18th n. c. Regiment, at Gaines
Farm. Between these congenial
spirits there always existed the most
sincere and cordial friendship.
Lieut.. Ewell, then serving in the
End U. S. Dragons, was promoted
TO a captaincy for gallantry. He
was still in the U. $. army, when
the war broke out, but resigned
promptly and offered his sword to his
native State. From that time his
history is familiar to the country
He was the right arm of Stonewall
Jackson in his wonderful Valley
campaign had command at Cros.
Keys when Fremont was so thorough.
Fly beaten. He commanded Divis
ion in the Seven Days fight around
Richmond, at Cedar Run and second
Manassas. At the last named battle
he lost leg and did not appear again
in the field till the Penns ylvania
campaign.
Distinguished for personal courage
and skill i'm the conduct of battle
Gen. Ewell had the confidence of his
military superiors and his own men,
and in private life had the love, re
spect and admiration of u large circl,
Of friends. After he lost his leg, he
married Mrs. Brown, a widow lady
the love of his youth. Her son wht
had been on Stonewall Jackson:
staff, and helped to remove him from
the fatal field Of Charlottesville, be-
came member of the military fam
lily of his step-fathcr, and so remain
ed till the close of the war. In IS
Gen. Ewell went to live at Sprin:
Hill, Tenn, where Mrs. Ewell had
magnificent estate. Here he engaged
in stock raising and had one of til,
finest stock farms in the country
He and his beloved wife were attack
J ed nearly at the same time with ,
malignant type of typhoid fever
She died few days before him ant
from the moment Of her decease, tn
devoted husband sank rapidly.
There was no purer patriot in tn
South, no more devoted friend, N
more exemplary citizen. All his rar
gifts and accomplishment were sane
titled by living piety, which inllu
enced every thought and act. Trul,
prince and great man has fallel
in our beloved South. Southern On
C) Home.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17

PROGRESS OF THE BEVoLurIoS.-A new
light dnwned upon tie world with the in
Productions OF Plantation Bitters twelve
years ago. Drastic purgation went out
rest Grafton and renovation came in
The eyes Of the pc pie were opened Ia the
gre At fact that the way Ia cure 81 Sease is to
strengthen and support its victims, not to
place them nj its mercy by deprlving them
Of the little strength they have. 1t soon
became evident that ms means OF infuSing
vitality into the feeble system, regulating
the Sccretions, curing indigestion, and re-
forming a bilious habit of body, no medi-
cinal preparation then known was at all
comparable 10 the new restorative. Since
then hundreds ofattemptS have been made
to rival the Bitters. They have all failed,
aud the Grand Revolution in medical
treatment, which was commenced In 1860.
is still in progress. Nothing can stop It,
for II is founded on the principle, now uni-
vcrsnlly ack nowledged. that physical vigor
Is the most Ormldnblenntagonist ofall hu-
man ailments, and experience has SHOWN
that Plantation Bitters lisa peerless invig-
GRANT, rs well as the best possible safeguard
against epidemic di eases.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17

vi,lioulsy called, we would rather risk
the same means to defeat Grant,
than to hazard the consequences of
smother Democratic defeat BY rely
ing too much upon the patriotism of
the people of the North. The bulk
OF northern dernocrats are too wear
akin, in sentiment, to Radicalism, to
feel the high and patriotic devotion
to liberty that animates those of the
South. We say this in 10 offensive
sense. Their intimate association
with Puritan fanaticism, their sur
roundlngs, which have insensibly
engendered prejudice against the
South, and q latent belief in the
higher law doctrine which have over
thrown the Constitution, have so far
modified their views of the elenen-
tary doctrines of popular govern
ment, that they cannot be practically
available for the restoration OF the
government to its original purity,
and will fail us in any attempt to do
this, upon the basis of the Constitu-
ton, in its original form. The war
taught us how narrow is the distinc-
ton between Radicalism and north
ern Democracy, except in isolated
cases, and as the masses failed us
then, so will they continue to do, ex-
cept upon such compromise as they
shall dictate. The question then il,
shall we aid them to put down Radi-
calsm by accepting what they offer,
or accept indefinite Radical rule, ami
help to perpetute it, by refusing iny
modification of our demands.
The defeat Of Grant is the great
need of the country. Without II
there Is no initial point for the restor-
alton Of free government, and to
gain this point, we are ready to vote
for such man rs Trumbull, in the
confident belief that it will be nc
greater sacrifice of principle than ouI
vote for Senter.