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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-04-09
About Rattlesnakess

An American correspondent OF
Cham bers' Journal furnishes interest.
ing information concerning rattle.
snakes: .lrfr
Tho bite OF q rattlesnake, according
to this observers experience, iis neitb-
or 50 rapidly fatal nor 40 inrurable as
most people suppose. or thirty per-
sons bitten By tho rattlesnake, he
states that all recovered but one, and
he lived twelve days after the acct
dent. Of the whole thirty, this was
the only case which received surgical
advice; but whether 1t was the bite
or the advice that killed tho patient
We are not informed,
Whisky the writer regards as u
specific for the bite of the rattlesnako,
nnd relates numerous instances which
illustrate the wonderful power Of this
agent when administered in sufficient
quantity. II is well known TO physi.
clans that persons suffering from dis
cases attended with severe pain will
oftcn tolerate much larger doses of
opium or other narcotic than could
otherwise be borne. Persons poisoned
10y the bite of Il rattlesnake manifest
a similar tolerance of immense doses
of whisky, quantities sufficient to
make a well person stupidly drunk, or
even 20 destroy life, often producing
no visible effect upon the sufferer from
snake bite. Yet, TO be of any service
TO the patient, it is asserted that he
must be made thoroughly drunk be-
fore it is safe to suspend the admins.
tration Of the remedy. A quart or
more of raw whisky is frequently re-
quired to bring about this condition
but when once it is attained, no furth-
er danger need be apprehended.
While the rattlcsnake is found spread
over large portion Of North America,
it is much more abundant in some 10.
calities than in Others. Texas proba-
bly, holds IN infinitely larger proper
tion of these reptiles than any other
Stale in the Union. The district ly-
ing between the Rio Grando and the
Nueces, two streams which flow in
the same direction and some sixty or
seventy miles apart, is desert region,
literally swarming with poisonous
scrpents. "In summer" says our
writer, Zone cannot go fifty yards in
this locality without seeing a rattle
snake. In other parts of the State
the moccason is the prevalent snake
while centipcdes, scorpions, tarrantu-
las, and aligators infest various locali-
ties, and are each terrible scourge."
All writers have hitherto concurred
in saying that rattlcsnakes are never
met with at an elevation of more than
5000 feet above sea level. The sur
veying party Of Mr.. Morley killed |
numbers of them last year at an ele. |
vation Of about s 900 feet it is added,
however that they were never found
40 high before. The mountain snakes
possess more vivid colors than their
brethren of the prairies, and of the
two are more dreaded on account of
their supposed ferocity.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-04-09
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT puRGATIvE PILLS,

NsTTceIT taIiuIlss tlslntY coafed With fNect rum,
purge regulate purify cleanse AMI Strengthen lid.
wAys pls or Tie cure Of al disorders Of the Stomach
Liver. BowsA Kdneys, Bladder, Nervous DssSasS
Headache. Constipation, Cogiiveneas, IndltsStloE,
Dysye sla, nllioushesA Bilious Fever infsfamsilon oi
the Bowcls Pes,aud az DepngFneuis 0fthe tuemai Via.
eca. Warranted 70 eleot positive cure Purely Vogeia-
be, Containing mercury, minerals, eeiorous drugs
IL Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders Il the Digestive Ofgnns:
Censtips,a, inwAri Piles flnss q s nisos "a nt Head
Ahiy e he sanah, Nausea llsartlnn Disgun Of Food.
luilnr WEIGHT W he homsh soaf aons SAILING o.
ufisrrs the Pr q the Stomach, Swimming of ths Hsai
Hurried and D1ui hrsahlnE flutsng fssH Cho inF
o sHdogng ssnaaons whsn Ia LyE rcsisrs Dnsess q
tisyu. Dst Wsta bsiaFs Lie Srhi Tsyef Dali In
he Hssi, nsieney Of Perlyraon, ieownr, The SklH
nd Lyss ra in ths sas Chst usb sadlsn fAihsi q
Heat bsrsing m ths Tlet,
lev doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will ffeo ,ho sys.
ten from Az The aove.numed disofders Price IS eelts
pcf box, SOLD RY Dhu0gIsTs
READ "EATSE AND TRUE" Sand one i-tfr-.
stamp TO KAnWAY a co, No, D. hh.ien Lane New.
York. Information worth u'ouIAnds viii 10 ssiI y0u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-04-09

The latest verdict recorded was
upon q gentleman who expired in fit
OF inceriation. The jury returned /:
death by hanging-round a grog.
shop"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Marule ano 9lute Hlaulcls.

ELABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
y. TLiNG WORKs East Eglireut-st Marble AMI
Mared UAug Marble Counter Monuments al pnees thAf
fefg competition. Marble farming or tle tralr.
A MARBLE, & MARBLElZED MANTELS,
N sni Thing superior anything offered 10 lA1 eJ asa honn
uer Marble Coul-r ald aneotg ID hn, ecHs
III ELABE Co.'s Marble Works. III 70 ~ West Flitybrr
st.. BroadSay and k.ghthaEe.
StTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
> e.sut designs Se Work VI cver7 leaipuoL MARBLE aui
WOOD M1NrELs r. r. SrEWAEr Co., ~ and 22 West
.tnra. heyenthAve.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Proposals

DPOPOSAI,S for GRANITE.-EAST RIVER
BRIIGE SEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received uut Jry 0
l8. r the delivery 4,JJ eulc yards Of cut GRANITE RAJ
STONE and dimension backing required during the present Tor
tbs EevYork Tower River Brug Plans ud Specifications can
ye seen a. TIE euqueers Office. Address
NEW-YORK BRIDGE COMPANY Brooklvn, n Y
DPOPOSALS.-P viii be received Mt
the Office OF the Derstnen % Doek J snd St5 bro'a"y
mil l2 rck noon OF TUENDAf july O. 1919 for uru
WHIT PISE ans SPRUCE PILES For particulars The CJ
Recon-" Of this date.
DROPOSA for building Boiler
and Enrue for steamboat of construction " be re-
,ve u the ocs Commissioner of Public tnatct and Iorre
t0p o. TIir ave.. mt ocock p. Juiy 3, lt,A
Tor par,cu r. Tue City Record.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
forscs. Garrlascs. tlarness. 81.

forscs. Carriages. fairness, Nr.
Atm. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOs-
Every Family Carriages and l- Road aEols ll secoul-
hap, a; reasonable pacrs Harness ia great 'aHey
4 UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
OFFICE AID SAIL ROOM Old STAND
Aas-al-st, oiposiie tlc Fusrolte
TUR HORsE-AUcTTON BRANCH or THE HOUsE Is RE.
MOVED 10 TlE SPACIOUS ItENl> ~,
~ 2l. -. rni q EAST THlRTLENTH-ST-
betE-en FGh- .Rpl I---- - ,-. a. "A ,,s mn.
@ rrc pe. vrcb aiwsvs charrzeu te deurs oI
pa.e respect confidence of e udsue com a.
REGULAR sALEs EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Fes for rap ul either a. downtown House
D. Ns4t OF lt ae Aia'. ~ ~ ,, az ~ M ' 55.NSiiyvIrs
REMEMBER THE SALE COAMaNtt, AT lM oCLotM
nNE SIX-SkAT PHILADELPHIA kOCkA-
~ WAY PLATFORM good orders bre~s,sr iroomest - hgt
Ton ". r Dr.sr Top Wagon open knt Wa-1rs hv Nnfe
Dol br torre- hand lop aul ld wagons o hi
-- fr no. Ra-sarrf Extension Top Pa,'on. uu
r- C,-.. Vr.ra Come Iockafav. six-fret Coupe
Roc a4g ls.l ru ard open oF l-eJ9ns
T M f..s Express Wagons single lrd double
Haes shees Wlp Nets Ac b. GRAY ~ uo - Moo-.eI-..
4 ONDUN-MADE HARNESS
Orsay WIsrEND sfyr- arc t',' 1lG"E
pap Leaf. '1kS OF fsi- 0fsigHF very F sl
>u.-.ut lle summer HORSE tLOllllNb.
81 THE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY,
No. % EAST l4TH-sr. .c,oaa so'r o.''ee' F'.h'
GUNNER HORSE CLOIHlNG.
y rlrs... La. ku.s Dlar AID "Art aa nov res DO ,e
ioi FulJo--st, up stairs
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
CMAMBERs's
DcuilsIru.

4 Beautiful set of Teeth, - 10 SIS; Single,
y Frrar!lg 90 Ga. d1 silver Filings.
open Ssuls' ul - loZ SiEl-.-ys. tenembgr -tL
4 BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET of
u TEETH IS upward. H.. REID ~ 6t'aye, 4d door
iirh-st The last 10 'ear-
A BSOLUTELI PAINLESS.-TEETh ex-
N trscd fresh t4s ll-s combination sets extremely Agtt
Blbber Sea- lB 20 taye. between ilu add 5h
Establish q gear. Dr. l. b-HuAaD-
GETS. 80: SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold aud
- Silver other iugs upwards. LiughiueGs dml,
Dr. 6AkSkl, 81 otb-aye.
T'EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Is
YEAE>-Eruuufug Application. Beautiful teeh iusstel
MO- crate aes; pllnpeu fu hollow cheeks. speciality
j. JAY NlLLERs. lj5 Graui, Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
6elp Alales.

XVANrED.-B AGENTS, 10 SELL the
w and pegsl,F boes ANECDOTES OF PUBLIC hsS By
JOHN w. FORNkI. just pahlshol bT MeasTs. HARPER
BILL. Of AATpsT BTOthss FEAHkAA n. y
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Gouurtnersnlp Nonres.

rV,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween anders enei under Tie name Of p CARRY thus
1'N0' " j.. EPH GARRY,
PATRICK CARRY.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
foan O&rcs.

NO. 11gl BROADWAY, at II. B. MEL
y yILIEs Coral AND GoI Iev V store damon q Mltch, Jy'
.Ir r. r taken anl money advanced required No
1871 BroaIasy near Iwrniy eightl--t .
NO. 1.2G7 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
y Room BPa Fpf Ladies BfneI No 81 broadwa' Money
oane on dauosls vliches egerT. Same bou ana snl
- LINDO BROS.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
fnrnlture.

nEAlLRS. HOTEL and B0ARDIlIG- HOUSE
KEEPERS You meuev hy attending EADB 50
OF FURNirURK BEDDING, &C., ~ J0i yb rrIaye
ner of twenty ghrst hrRSDAl. June 2i an q a. r
set catalogue aiser sa-ut in auction colnut.
GOOD SECONDHAND and MlSFIr CAR
~ PITTS spccatg al s.4es hanls1me STYLES
SALE cheap y faina. of Dutch; ~
DUich-sL
GTORAGE
- fuuure Brysy Pianos t property s.srur-
oase hr gods egsAls uAhOks
Wlrehrn.ei. shave. .ti tu 1QAsts.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
"5alcs bn Aurtion.

nINGFE. PORTER g. Co., AuctiOneers
G1RAr CLOSING CUT AUCTION SALE
THIS DAY az l0i O'clock.
Manufacturer stock Paror BED Room
and positive and without high
e' rr m Of Furniture from Of R. G. Lord esq Lex
~Y ~Ysaers hotel and boarding hou,e teepe-s invited
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Gun propetIp TO Eet.
Droohlnn prOpertp 90 Let.

TVO LET or FOR SALE On EASY TERMS.
II FOUR ef0tY HOUSE, AND HrORE No lg2 Plnsapps-st
DWELLING hOUsE No. 81 Hassan-E
GORDOk H. FORD VI Clart - BreokyA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Gountrp RcaI Gstate tor 5ale.
anttion 5alcs OF Real Gsiatc.

TTFNTION-OLI BRYAN, No. 1l5
y Broadaay. WILL SILL AT AUCTION UESP4Y July l''9
SOrrU-7N Boulevard tu gIs ci streets laid Gagged
d ssr A splendid view Of rivers natural dram
-. 0str po Nos Depot. aui accessible az ll
dimes h- GERS steamboat &c WlE Ihis c0mposes pay,
T4tu,.. third Ntrl Nea-lorA Dtr Don al Co .iteni
DY JAMES VI. MILLER, Thurs lay, June o.,
r Il O'clock tfv Exchange III -0afwaT by orer
Of m simpson executor Of The estate o. " a stevenson
He N4lislusis
t.. -ut5-y a.r basement BRICK no Sc Lo, &3E8l6
Nsrf srI particulars the Ohee % Piaest
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
1oIcIs.
Gunner Retreats.

At NONTCLAIR-BOAR for two gentle
men o- gentleman ami wife O vbtinrd private family of
the summ.r. Allress w.. K l,'.o
A -IENKINSON'a HOTEL, HIGHLANDS,
n sfi omen i5-RHon suite nj -.Hvy; access hv
oBts Koel tuo MlTaysL, aai sel Birl 1at Of FnnAa
JAS JENhINSON
rr.f
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
L.FDIES' .u.aIDS.

LsfDAES 'usHADss
I0S VEST 39TH-ST, Second Pioqr-A
puo'MhGtR wsae' alntoa TO travel sh tmiY ' lias
Al Or t-' Nasei country preferred Address Or -- IL ' s.
E.EUNDRRSSEs.
4 RESPECTABLE and competent Woman
\ wishes situation as LAI NDAESS IN ag'.t, .lu- ls
no objection TIE county Gan be seen A. 4S5 o-a'e over dag
i NEVER DISAPPOINT.-- An experienced
LAUYDREss ,oics flnes' g-newels WASHING Linens
sdire.s LAJ SBRsss 35 west % St. corner Of 9Th
/ AUNDRESS-By n neat tidy young woman
- go hoIoGR5, a. ni.1'n5 @ ge2s5Fa s5 IN 70 nil & ' 5 an ~
reeommendatous CAL At l5 -si Esyszh,t corner sEta,e
I%( WEST 3lST STA trst-clasS laundreSs
A'Db oh.s WAsHiS to DO at a~s house, prompt r7'0e '1d
iu.tvortl-. Nr j. w. B6oNN.
DOC WEST 2GTH-ST., near 7th-ave., Front
~UC PlrorFae washing Faang an puing so' up French
s,Tle, family washing store worh preferred
.1IQ THONPSOX-ST. = An Experienced
IO ooLoaED tAysD@LsS 'O WAsiSS Ma S baS%2 hs7' and
IIO WEST 3GTH-ST.-A respectable widow
4 - solicit. LADIES' AND cANTLEMEN'S WISHING 20 Do
At heE rooms Promp' A94 'eLaa-e.
sE.GUSTGESSES
4 FASHIONABLE pRESSMAKER solicits
N b. 'y or week ed AID ni'i & terms m2i.a'r AZ
I00 ,.sa sd a, ssAiIsTEEsS NURSE tir growing
sl9H LAST 33D-S "A fIst-Cla,s family
se%tbFsFA NsTRE>S gl-sneuss hr f'e itr expert
al sn, o, sesus o. uee. WILSON, Hls-,nr ao1
class reference.
-'.sY rs:EsSES.
40 WEST 31S1 -. uear Gth-avc.-A young
= er as dn..;.s A.rF Is understand, making sais
iely, ao obi es.oH excellent reference om ass en-
plover
DIe WEST ,9lfI-ST-A young girl as
lO Gst-e4s WAuEF, .oro 10 chamber work an EasAns
TO small lr. Best rrel. um last empioter No csol d"
the soIalEy llrnz sumner
.uIsCE LL.ErEOUS
A NICE little girl desires 10 take care of a
~ BABY, vii DO lght bw wiling herself gen-
orally u.efal. APpl' a. oj ; oaye over blu- sterr
A GIRL lstely landed desires situation in Il
4 good family gnol llne WA herself
generally C. county Apply az 10 StKih1 be
,
BROOKLYN RESIDENTS ear obtain SERV-
- ANTS for ctv an COS p le JkoOkLlN ENPLOfhkSf I
BUREAU or. asgsi By lasie 1his bo..-
nes La been 10 s1ece' % OprFa fs 10 lsf ~ Ausaes 9
nva. monthly anl ~d also se opsrAtora
IOLORED L. LltF ASSOCIATION
~ Rooms !.nu tn-ery Bbc iouc beTera e0lorsd
volien from ne soah
CTTY and country ladies, who wish to em-
~ poy g aihfll WOAkS GIRLS, a. mOrats vrr,
sut'i IAARULLS AbhNNf % bAaFe, hfsi
o. years established
III EENWICH-AVE, rear.--A respect
able s.sfly siFtes SITUATION IN small
family so1t 90 a. CRsE Tor Naby.
fn6 WEST a6FH- ST.--A young girl desires
tOO 10 A.s care baby aud ass plain ,eNlg c ref
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Goal, CT.

Y Oul, - l.
NOAL. Sc 90: WOOD. 5l5 per cord, put in
e cellar per discount allowed 60 large purchaser OHe
gss Srhaye Ya, Eleyoathaye between fergah and ForT
artdstE
CIN0NSON a ECCLESTON, dealers in Le-
- Igh Locust Mountain and ke Ash Coal Furnace Crate ana
So ~ 30. Nut Of lui -c-eeei and delivered
90. N Wet TrvGr.t.. Branch Olc. J8 Wct Twenty Iri
y 2s1 ~ Wcs between Br'aaws and gutlave
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

% prrgeov Auctorer-
DY o. II. PlERSON n Co.. AuctioneerS,
41 ard Dealers u Real Estate,
AD. l1lc-str n 4.
TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1913.
Al. .. il.. o. Obj, Yr.-l.ss,
SECOND GRAND SALE
BIAt tIIF'tL VILLA PLOTS,
BIZ ORDER or SOUTH SIuE IMP. CO. AT
PEARSALL'S. Long ISLAND.
0-'r 1r miles hv South side R. r. Also desirable
Cattn1e Hause ~ rooms. amid of .auf
The rtcer lfA MaF successful shat te owners
ila1e r-0l1n,e chose FI1 were t7.n u'' H pro-
eu-. ooporHlt. t1t vii he o'ered 1s season
A.. every ru, 1a le >'t+
W-r bv C-Irn.s Regiment Bnf Enrcheon before the sole
Spsaf raiu NeE 'n from foot of Roosevelt
Mapi. free passes. aua 4ll Yart -lIs q le Alsn.rrs
| n-Lll.uN !. I-ne-s-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
A j RLyrckFr

~ JUSTICES SALE of VALUABLE REAL
ESIhlE 90 P4AlAflLLD n j. Toe sulscl9er 9l stlL az
Atr ~ 1rer,e, on W.pNE>lhN Ja , va, ai oei'es
. .l betrk- Co Alrinues .ef ACRhs Of arl az
P.-aa. r Ice u. ther.-st. Wo1iud-ave au3
E.-... I-I.ta O- Improvement .r T'Is aHa i'"f
w. f. admirably adapted for immediate use and
vi b, sell about e4c su pr,ge oi suel 'i-
parcel. .e- ha without iln a
tIr -l rt.sa --l.. l-iurD p n. JONES. Tusie-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

IAUCHs HOTEL and RESTAURANT,
a. Long BRANCH
WI rsr m 81 lsr Juar A several eeTan fte1 up
saloons reserved Tor pagIes d,uaela 4f 90. a. IA IL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
RAPID TRANSIT
IN NEW-JERSEY.
$50 MAGNIFIGENT lots
At
ADJ TVCV0N n
ARLINGTON, n. j.

Orr -. ron rt.sg Ct te new NsatI.r R.lsa. T,ra
sa's oa tat pollar rne. THURSDAY. Jl'v3. ls5..
a. y. NELLICK. JR.. & BRO.
Au-.a.e aa8 5-ee.. gs.s.r Estate rr8e. vsF.
..s. VII r. . BOAT tae vau1i- property Of
e.. aaL UOIlrlE NlP.Ei .U.t.I bftl-.u elevation
cIer.oEII D. rl Pl-.C .t Hudson
Great opflrtu. Iot-rst. Oly Der cent cash
Teq1Iel .a. a-.t. . .fIll .ll.r-.teI.
Lareis1r hf t. 'e Special train rI sHve foot Corudt
al ID 5HI railroad rss.fs sbulv to
&. w. NELL. Is. r. j. BRO. ID. P.Br-.t
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

CO., THE GIRARD PIANOS, indOrsed
= sDs raug le best anl sweetest olA
ri,aos made War.roou Bsoavsv Nut-st on pianos
IN exchange
A GREAT OFFER %9f5Sst $S. Is e ~ $AssH3 Il.
100 PIANOS Organs = nr.t-class mn keTs' .e',s.y
sh and stllHos small nl0nthly pIymlt New 7-Octase
fr-t-cass PIANO-, all modern mproyeIns e =, e.
SOS eash OrJras S55. ~15. DOT B iE-fFED OK
CANS, sIOOi 4--TOP, ~iIOi ~--FOP. $50. up
WATERS CONCERTO PARL0R ORGANS
srs A> most beautiful -tye ant perfect tome ever
made. The CONC EftTO -TOP s l0 best even placed
in any r = produced "a tatrt SO
ia rIy voiced ne effect Of rhih Is MOST CHARMING
a-.5 -DI L-sS'TIIIklNts. WIAs IMITATION or "a.
HUMAN VOICE e SJPERB. TTHs L5T-L LLLt5'
TR fTED CfTfLOGJF> NAILED. for ons shlnp
Pau1 Organs countrl, lr r. 4Ad us
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
fine Arts.
ftIuslcnL Jnstrnments.

BEAUTIFUL seven octave PIANO, but
\ little r. -l5n. srort.ra 49, f1e toned nov 7f
Pianos to rent and on uslent5 JOHN MAONs corner fore'
IT, and fir.t4ve.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

c.De 2D-ANE.. near 34th-st.-SiWation aS
O@O NURSE >EAMSTRBSS; operars agsns- s-lsel8,s
several years personal c.g reference Can VI address,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

per printed It. The effect was startling.
With one voice the people demanded the
punishment of these men who had BETRAYED
SO great trust. They were thrust out of
the Democratic party; whuse temple they
had defled. Said Judge Davis in sentencing
Tweed: "O'Conor, who has been named
here, and who holds the foremost rank In
his profession, aud who stands without
stain upon character as pure and noble az
any mans In this great city, immediately
from his semi.retrement came and aided in
the rescue Of this city from its great corrup-
ton. And TiIden, who stood as the lead
ing man at the head of the Democratic State
Committee of this State, devoted weeks and
months of toll in ferrctiny out these crimes,
In ascertainlug from these bank accounts
what had been done, Till he was able to lay
before US the other day on the trial the re.
suit, crystalline in its simplicity, and so clear
that no man could fail to read its meaning :"
Against feeling of wrath which was uni
vcrsal Tweed opposed the power of his i'll
gotten wealth. He doubtless believed that
no jury could be found to convict him. His
courage did not forsake him. While Con-
molly SUNK away to other lands to avoid
Tweed stayed and fought it
out. How tho fight ended is told in the
heavy sentence pissed upon the great public
piunderer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

General kempcr writes TO afrcnd in FARM
vile, SAWS the -nercuy: d" Congratulations
ar,. 0uc not 10 me, but to the noble people
of Virginia, "hU>e Inherent virtues and
y;ror have saved IL. NO man could sec our
leop!c us I !riyc seen them during II long
canvass without deeply and profoundly
loving the o!l State. | shall 20 into office
with clean hands-l trust with pure heart,
with no selfish or personal Interests to sub
serve looking sipgly 10 tie public good in
whatever do"
The Shreveport (La.) district has just
c.vc.cd Republican to Congress. His nanio
is Smith. Whether lie is as great scoun.
t!rci a> most of the Republican congressman
from that part Of the country remains to be
sceD.- Springfield (Iass.) Republican.
William Lloyd Garrison issues fierce de-
nuuca,iou Of the character of The Firgnius
;,na all on board Of her Who claim our pro-
lection. Extremes meet.
The Cincinnati Commercial says there is
no city without Its Tweed, How does It
know about Petersburg, ,Qr Norfolk, or
Sta.!nt0n, or LyuchJurg, or other Virginia
citic,I
The I,vnchburs Virginia" says that it was
Rufus ChoatC and not John L. Hale who
wrote, We join ourselves to 10 party that
doe, not carry the tl1g and keep step to tho
music Of tie tnlon.'
It is understood from the expressions OF
members that determined efforts are TO be
made in certain quarters to Kill Of clVll-ser-
vice rclon, and to restore in some shape
the nankug privilege. - Washington letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

Nui.E MoAEY.--Wc have this much Ia say
III regard - the discussions had before the
t'uncii with respect to financial isSue5: that
"c L,!IcYc in the country having plenty Of
uDhfy for liz business uses. The whole OF
"ur prtstut ,rOub0 appears 10 harc pro-
,""t!cG from tie circumstance that We have
not cuouyh If the Government money,
whO.c Waite lac been rather appreciated by
l!!r recent monetary crisis. There is 30 other
Instance III The financial history Of the world
Of a crisis and panic growing out OF the
lacking O! l'upcI promises TO pay. The OH
yiou5 Inference is that there is not q su1ici.
tucy OF That money IN circulation; and we
a!c IN favor notwithstanding till here
after the fuller exposition OF our vIcws-ot
The adoption OF such legislation as shall re-
lave the present pressure and put more mo-
icy among ,hc people, 10 enable them
inore easily 10 conduct their business opera
lions Pctcrsbtug AppcGi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

The SARRowGAUGE RAiLEoAp--TRIr OF
INSPECTION, &c.--'rhe editor of the Common
TtGHh Oh Saturday last took trip OF iDspec
ton oy"I portion Of the Narrow.Gauge
railroad in company with party CT gentle
n!cu.
AL parties were a.;cce&blv surprised at
tlv great ;unUuut ui work Q1uc; ut tho prac-
teal !lity OF the route ii the small cost OF
the yTo,k !; aud 1T the good and substantial
unlncr in which the work was done.
Work is being prosecuted Oh nearly the
Wnoi" line from here 10 point above San
.cr>>lllr. distance OF fifteen miles, and
eleven miles are nearly conpleted-sc near
that hv The lOth OF next month the con-
tractors expect to finish and to hand the
wcrk over. Several Of the sections did not
cost over 500, and tor Il distance OF two
Mi,r-. hcsnning several miles above Bridge
water. there IS not chi or ill Of more than
onr foot. Vhy whole work from Harrison-
burc - ~ ten nf the mountain (tne High
'aru Iir>i twenty. zine miles, Cab he grade d
for Sj,5GU per u'ilI, making ole Of the cheap
CT ruauq in tie country. The line through
Highland county will be very practicable
un", and tie engineer, Mr.. y. Barrett, in
forms IL that tie whole route to the eoal
and irontioitis can Ia graded AT Il very low
Gguc.- U.TriS0Hhuug Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

6. ?. l." There will he is man. candi'
dltcs before the Legislature for the place OF
Superinten dent al public elucation aS for
that Of United states senator. Among those
already mentioned are lie following: Gene
rnl Dalnov Ii. ilaury, Professor Charles K
yawtcr, Hon. J. &. Sou,hall, ". ". Walkc'
Of Westmoreiaud, General james Lane, pro
fc>sor III the Agricultural and Mechanics
College, Blncksburg; Professor. Lewis hol
laday OF Hampton Sidney. Of course th'
unule Of Rev. William II, Rufner, the pre-
sui,t Incumbent. wsli be promLneni in con
urui2n Win the position. Pe!erSdur:
Mes.