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mineral whaieyor. Much serious sich ness
and m fIerfrin "A preyented by their timely
use and every family should have them on
hand for their protection ana IellcI, wnen
required. Long experience has proved mem
70 be the safest, srirest, and best OF AL the
pills with which the market abounds. BY
their occasional use, toe blood !, puI,ned,
the corrupiions of the system expeDed, OBJ
ytructions removed, and the wpoie inacIn-
merry OF Life restored 70 It's healthy activity:
Internal organs which become cingged ana
sluggish are eleansed BY Ayers Ptlls, and
disease is changed into health, the value OF
which change, when reckon cd on the vasd
multitudes who enjoy II, can hardly bs
computed. Their sugar coating makes Them
pleasant 70 take, ard preserves their virtues
unimpaired for any length o. time. q tbsi "a
Although searching. they are mud. end
operate without disturbance 10 The cons'i'
trition, or diet, or occupation. a..-,. g
Full directions are given on The wr'pper
10 each box, how to use them az Family
Physio, and for the following complaints,
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, L'sticssnesH,
Languor, and Loss OF Appetite, they should
be taken moderately 70 stimulate the ktorn-
ache, and restore Its healthy tone and
or Liver Complaint and itI various
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Had.
ache, Jaundice or Green Bickuesa, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Feyers. they should be
judiciouzly taken for each case, 70 correct
the diseased action or remove the obstruc.
tions which cause it. -
For Dysentery or Dfsrrhoes, but one mnd
For Rheumatism, 9out, 0ravel, Palp.ia-
ton ofthe Heart, Pain IN mo Side, Back,
and Loins, fhey abouid be eontinuoualy
taken. m required, to change tins diseassd
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Par Organization.

The preliminary notes Of preparation
FOR the conflict next fall are beginning to
be heard along the line. and, in view Of
this fact, we deem it our duty to give
the signal to all who sincerely desire the
success of the Conservative party, to be
on the alert We must organize and
commence the organization right now.
The indications are that there will be
three parties in the field. The Repub-
licans. disgusted with the Limited part
nership" business, will make fight on
their own hook. The Democratic-Cou.
servatives will boldly take their posi-
ton as they have always done. And
the Jacob Ring. composed OF q lew dis
appointed ofice-seekeIs, the cast.
aways Of the other two political
parties, will probably make fight on
their own hook. They rely Tor success.
not so much on their strength as they
do upon aome revolutionary action,
some grand political coup detat from
their leader. who. according to bis own
opinion, is the "only honest man in the
State" The modern Elijah among the
I.raelites, must thiok that the people
Of this State are q set Of inferual fools,
or he must be one himself. 1t makes
no difference which, but the people OF
this State, Republicans and Democrats,
have reache ed the conclusion that he !.
q fret class humbug, and they will see
to it that his nartyrdom, in the future
will not seriously effect either OF the
great political orgsn'zstions.-Gresn-
5rier Independent.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The English Elections.

The English Elections.
LONDON, February 2-There were
fifty-six Parliamentary elections last
week, resulting in the return OF twenty
five Liberals and thirty-one Conserya'
tives. Itwas Deuseil Onslow, Conser-
ystiye, who was elected in Gull ord on
Saturday. His opponent was Guilford
Onslow, Liberal. VINO represented the
borough in the late Parliament. The
return OF Robert Lowe, from London
University, to-m orrow, without epposl-
ton, ia regarded as certain.
Ba, on Rothschiid Very HI
Baron Mayer de Rotbschild. late
member OF Parliament for Hythe, is
very i'll.
Candidates In Ireland.
Dispatches from Dublin say that in
spi,e OF the short time allowed Tor pres
marathon for the Parliamentary elec.
tions, many home rulers have announc
ed themselves as candidates in Ireland
IothsehiId Improving.
Baron Mayer de Rothschild's pbysl'
clans announce that he is improving.
AQuestion OF v.rac,'y.
Baron Reuter- denies in-toto the
statern ent in the London Pest to the
effect that be asked six months grace
OF the Shah before beginning work
under his Persian concession.
Elections were held to-day at Cam :
bridge University. in West Norfolk and
Middle Lincolnshire. They resulted 10
the return OF six Conservatives with out
opposilion. In the districts Of Bedford
shire the vote WAS close and the result
divided between the parties.
Dieraeli has declared against the re-
peal OF the income tax and the Liberals
are making every use Of the fact iu th'
present canvass.
Bsrop Ca lousay, formerly Lord JUS
tice General and President ol the Cour
OF sessiops OF Scotland, died yesterday
aged eighty al III ~ .
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NEW YORK.
The brooklyn Internal Machine.

The Brook1yn Internal Machine.
NEW YORK, February 2.-It was cur
rently rumored yesterday by those who
have access to the inner circle Of
Brooklyn politicians, that afidavits
were placed in the hands OF Governor
Dix q week ago, giving the original
history of the Morris internal machine,
aud that the job was put up in order to
prejudice the case OF District Attorney
Britton.
Recent Cuban Successes.
The Cubans in this city have receiv-
ed by mail the particulars Of the cap
ture and execution Of Col. Moutauier,
q Spanish commander. The Colonel
was, with six hundred men, conveying,
train which was attacked and cap.
tured. Montauier was also taken and
bis troops dispersed aud be was march.
ed to the headquarters Of General
Gowez, who at once ordered him to
prepare Tor death, aud he was soon al
terwards shot. Montanier was recog
ulzed as being especially severe to Gu
ban prisoners. News has been re-
ceiyed st the shooting OF Spanish SOL
diers captured near Puerto Principe.
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Prom osed Division OF the Diocese Of
r Virginia.
Editors of the Register.

Editors of the Register.
In reply to your correspondent, "A
Friend" allow nae 10 cay that also
have some knowledge Of what took
place during the life time Of Bishop
Meade; and very well recollect, also,
the indignation which that venerable
man, Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, then Rector
Of 81. Matthew'S church, expressed in
regard to the measures which were u.s.
ed by the High Church party to secure
a division OF the Diocese. But l will
not 20 into details. r...'
As to the movement made Just at this
crisis, l cannot think that 1t will re-
ceiye the appreciation OF either OF our
present Bishops. l know their views
TOO we'll to be misled on this subject.
As to why this movement should be
deemed Objectionable now, the reason
is the same as that which would be
urged against the appointment OF q
High Church Bishop. which was srf-
fciently discussed in my former article.
From your correspondents stand point
that his party is THE CHURCH, it may
sound very well to say
that there are no parties
in the Church )" but that Low Church
men are determined TO make parties
Precisely what the Church OF Rome
would Say. That Church also boasts
of its external unity; when it lie well
known that il the hand Of ecolesiastical
oppression were removed. it would soon
be shattered into o thousand fragments.
But it cannot be conceded that the
High Church party are exclusively THE
CHURCH, and that the Low Churchmen
are not worthy OF any consideration.
The law of self preservation comes
in here; and when every dispo-
sition is manifested to trample them
under foot, and literally to crush them
out, then they would not be human be'
ines if they did not yield to an impulse
to protect themselves by such reasona-
BILE means as the God OF Nature has
put within their power. Nor must it
be supposed that in this matter they
are actuated altogether by self.will or
psssion, as is often alleged; but it can
be easily comprehended, by those who
wish to understand, that they may be
governed-as they claim to be-by q
deep, comprehensive principle which
IN ierlies all the issues which
have been presented during
the continuance OF the present
distur Dances, and that principle is MOTH
ing less than the preservation OF the
Protestant faith. or primitive Christ
ianity in its purity. II any one wishes
to see this point more fully developed,
let him read carefully Rev. Mr.. Latanes
letter Of resignation.
CLERIcUs.
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THa Wellsburg Herald thinks that
Mr.. HEREFORD is the only West Vir-
xinis Congressman who got his back
pay. The fact is that Mr.. HIREFoRn
ia the only one who has not applied
the money to his own use. We are in'
formed that Mr.. H. has donated tothe
irreducible school fund OF the State.
the Five Thou sand dollars which was
voted to him as back-pay for his FORM
er term in the House Of Represents.
tives.
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COUNTY SurRRrSrKSDKSr Feather was
ia to see US this week. He has visited
many Of the scboois in this county. and
says he never saw them % prosperous
before. A few years since grammar VISA
scarcely known in many Of our schools
as . study, but now werery school has iss
grammar class. The teachers, as 0
Class, are much more efficient thao
they were . few years sgo. BE also
reports the attendance better than tor
merly. Ga the whole, our schools are
fiourishipg as they never have before
Such reports OF our educational adj
ysucernent canseto be Otherwise than
satisIaetory 70 al. And may the In
f3ueucs and enthusiasm Of education
roll On and on. bringing daily its gold
en- fruit-Ffsston Gsmty Herald.
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OHIO.
The Legislature.

CoLUxBUs, February 2-In The Sen
ate this morning Senate bill to punish
commission merchants for embszz'ing
the proceeds Of wares cousigne 1 to them
WAS passed. C1uy,t. - =
A message was received from Gov
ernor Allen, nominating Job E. Ovens
for director of the peuitentiary.
In the House srssolutiou was offered
requesting Congress to require Indiana
TO repair and keep up her portion OF Ca
nails as provided tor By the land grant
Of the general government. The reso-
luton vas ordered to be printed. ~,
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KAN SAS.
The New Seua tor.

KAxsAs CITY, February 2d.-A spe-
cial to the Times from Topeka in re-
gard 10 The election Of Governor Har-
yey as United States Senator, says the
Times correspondent had an interview
With him THE morning in regard to his
political views and position. In re-
sponse TO the question as to whether
he considered his election victory for
th. straight Republicans or for the Re-
formers, Senator Harvey declared for
the latter. He further stated that he
was among the reform movement over
a year ago. He will 90 to Washington
as q Senator OF the Booth order, and
will be unequivocally anti-lngalls.
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FIREs.
A Livery Stable.

New YORK. February 2.-Early Sun.
day morning fire broke out in the har-
ness room Of Hopkins livery stable in
South Norwalk, Connecticut and in a
short time the stable and sixteen horses,
the Old Well hotel with out buildings,
and the Nsss Office were burned. Loss
$75,0
FRosrBuRo, Nd, February "A fire
here this morning destroyed the public
hall, q liquor store, . tobacco store .
furniture store, q drug store, saloon
and dwelling house. Loss R0.OoO; inA
surance 1000. '
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY the We.tern Union Line.
WASHI N GTON.
WASHINGTON, February 2.

WARRINGTON, February 2.
.. Decrease Of Debt.
The debt statement OF January shows
. decrease Of 81 845.27l.
To BE lave. tly ated.
The House has passed the concurrent
resolution for the appointment Of a
joint select committee to investigate the
affairs OF the District of Columbia.
Nomination.
The President sent to the Senate to-
day the name OF Thomas o. Osborne,
OF Illinois, to be Minister resident OF
the United States to the Argentine Re-
public. ...
PubIie Debt Statement.
Six per cent bonds. $l,2l8 72S. $50;
FIVE per cent bonds, 494. OIL $50; total
coin bonds l,7l2,s49 200.
Law ul money debt. $l4.67S.00O.
Matured debt, is, ,l76,550.
Legal tender notes. 1881 794, ,029 ;
certificates OF deposit, S45 56O 600; frac-
tional currenov, $47. 1913 1888 coin cer-
tificates. S45, 5,O04 900; total without in
terest, $52O,5ll,362. Total debt 81
262, ,755,ll3. Total interest $50. .4l5, ,576.
Cash in the treasury, coin, $85. .359..
369; cash in treasury currency, A.78l
2O6; special deposits held Tor redempt-
ton OF certificates of deposit as pro-
vided for by law. $45 $50, 1000; total in
treasury $l25, ,700,575.
Debt less cash in treasury, &, l57. :
470,l14, decrease during month, ST.
S45,2ll.
Bonds issued 10 the Pacific railroad
coupons interest, payable IN lawful
money: Principal outstanding $64,>
623,5l2; interest accrued and not yei
paid $323ll7; interest paid by the
United States $22 1856 SOL f; interest paid
bv the transportation of mails, dc.
81. 500, ,055; balance OF interest paid by
the United States $l7, ,5S6.636.
Another Fiiibuster.
Dates to January 22d have been re.
ceived from Central and South Ameri'
ca. The United States steamer Wyo.
ming sailed from Aspinwall on January
l4th, having in charge the alleged fill
clustering steamer. General Sherman.
An Impolite Minister.
United States Minister Scroggs re-
fusipg to take off his hat while a re-
ligicus procession, iu the capital Of Co.
lumbia, Was passing, was subjected to
some offensive treatment by boys in the
crowd, who regarded Mr.. Scroggs' re-
tusal as a deliberate insult to their re-
ligion.
Fort 81. Philip Canal.
General Humphreys has decided il
favor OF the views OF Major Hamill
concerning the Fort st, Philip canal
and will senl his report to Congress OF
Thursday. 1t seems probable that
Congress will make an appropriation
to commence work at an early day.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsHISGreN, Feb. 3, ] Pm.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tuesday in New England. falling
barometer, easterly winds and snow,
possibly with occasional rain. For the
Middle States falling barometer, north
eastsrly to soutberly winds with snow
and rain. For the Lower Lakes north-
erly winds, backing to northwest with
clouds and snow. For the South Atlantic
Coast, continued northeast winds, veer.
Jog to the southeast. with cloudy wealth.
e and rain. For the Western Gulf
States and Ohio Valley, north weeterly
winds, cloudy weather and possibly
light rain. For the Upper Lakes and
Northwest, rising temperature. with
cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
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GRANT AND LEE.

The Military SAIL OF the two Gen.
e,als ConIrasted-A New story OF
Lees Surrender.
The following lie from q London re-
view of Lieutenant Colonel Chesneys
recent book Of military biographies;
Four Of these essays relate 10 the
great war in America, the events Of
which, perhaps 10 themselves az in-
terestipg 10 Q military sense as those in
auy war the world has seen, have not
received the careful attention which
they merit, owing to the distrsc-
ton OF the more recent .conuaen-
tai campaigas. As Colonel Cheney
truly remarks: 81" There 10 Q
disposition to regsrd the American
gen erals aud troops which they led as
altogether inferior tc regular soldiers.
This prejudice was born out OF the
blunders and want OF conference exhib.
tied by updisciplined volunteers at the
outset--iaults amply sttoued for BY the
stubborn courage displayed on both
sides throughout the rest OF the strug-
gle; while il Q man's claim to be re-
earded as a veteran are to be: measured
BY the amount OF actual. fighting he
has gone through. the most seasoned
soldiers OF Europe are but conscripts
com pared with the survivors OF that
conflict"
The essays on Gems. Grant and Lee
are most valuable and exhaustive
studies. His structures on Grants reck-
Lees sacrifice of bis troops in attempting
the impossible by fighting the battle
of Cold Hsrbor, after he should have
learned by the experience OF the long
and butcheriug battles OF the Wilder
mesa and Spotsylvsnia, that the con.
linuous hammering in which be had
somewhat boastfullJ trusted. might
break the instrument while It's work
was vet unfinished, are both severe and
we'll founded. He Gala the battle goi
Cold Harbor "the darkest spot on the
career OF Grant - q COM
msuder. y II requires" he
continues, "more excuse than bas aoy.
where been offered for the sacrifice. II
may be that Grants usually imperiur-
bable temper was ruffied BY the con.inu.
ed readiness with which his adver-
ssry met him; or that be believed the
cosfederates already 90 worn down BY
their unsupplisd Losses as to be unable
TO man their works. or that he judged
that his new command hsd not been
sufficiently put 10 the proof BY the
stern doiogs Of the month just past /;
or that all these causes acted together.
Possibly he was Influenced more than
all By The uneasy consciousness that
he had brought the criticism Of the
whole world upon his strategy BY bis
famous dispatch, 4 propose To 6ghtit
out on this line, if it takes me al
GUNNER for had not this line already
been abandoned, and no result won 2
Colonel Cbesney accurately apportiops
between Grant and Sheridan the merit
OF the final effort which ioresd Lee 10
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or Giltb~ Diseases

Afiictlug the human race. thcrc 10 none
moro pernioious, than ScTofula, and yet
there is scarcely ono In twenty without
soms taint oft. How long such q foul dis
ease has afflicted manki ipd it Is almo.t I'M. |.
possible 10 ascertain but In the reign OF
Charles the aecond, OF England, ninety.two
thousand persons were touched for ~.
The disease 10 either hereditary or aeguir.
ed. Various have been the methods of
trying to cure this awful disente, but In too
many cases the remedy has been quite a.
bad ns the diseasc, Tor what wss In tho be-
ginning simple scrofula ended An scrofula
Pulmonic. or Tuberculous Consumption.
But, however nature may afaict MANKIND,
she never fajls TO furnish remedy II dili'
gently Iought fof among tho plants OF the
ncld and the forest, and II is from .nch that
tho s1maritan's Root and Herb Juices are
compounded. and u posiuye cure furnished
10 the afflicted. Root and Herb Juices VI -
psr botiio. McLain Brothers . ycpt for
Wheeling, W. Va. DESMOND 4 CO, Pro-
rietors. 9l5 Race 81, Phiiadelphia. octio
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WISCONSIN,
Explosfon.

MILWAUKEE, February 2,-The SEMI.
nsEs special from Stephens Point, this
State, says that an explosion took place
in Gray's saw mill 10 Marion county on
Saturday. The following persons were
killed: II. Lynn, A. Ereckson and
Oscar Issbas. The mill 10 complete
wreck.
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CINCINNATI.
Killed in SeiEDefence.

CIycISNArI, February 2.-On Sstur'
day the 3Ist ult., uan named John
Il Bullock, was shot and killed by
VIM. Carr, near Frauklinton, Henry
county, Kentucky. Bullock was rid.
ing on horseback and meeting Carr,
struck at him with a club, when Carr
shot with the above result.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Carpenter; Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2-The
ship carpenters now on strike pro-
nose making direct contracts for the
repsir OF yesssls as well as ship buildior.
They guarantee that all work shall be
done io q first class manner. Wages
to be 81 per day, the same as owners
are now paying
Bank Closed
The Savings Fund closed lis doors
this morning, displayinga a placard as
follows "Closed b. order OF the Uni
ted States Court A large number o.
DOOR persons had money in the institu-
ton ss it allowed larger rate OF inter-
ca, than most other banks. The Church
of the Holy Trinity, an institution tor
the blind and a great number OF cci'
dren bad fuuds in the institution, and
il was in their interest that suit was
brought about October lst The board
Of directors adopted q resolution enforc-
ing bylaw, which provides TO notice
OF three months Of the withdrawal OF I,
sum OF money exceeding three huudred
dollars. Depositors who bat previous
" given notice of Withdrawal, were no.
able to obtain funds and were compelled
to again give notice. and will no" oe
delayed by the institution being ir
bankruptcy.
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PITTSBURGH.
The PotsosinS Case.

PlrrsBuRaH, February 2-The hear.
inc in the case or Dr.. William Smith,
beior. the Mayor. charged with pois'
onipp. was closed this afternoon. No
evidence was adduced on the part oi
the defense and be Was committed 10
iail for trial. The testimony adduced
.by the Com monweslth, will be submits
ted ior the consideration OF the Judges
and it is believed Smith Will be releas'
I'd on bail. = - l..-' ..hi -
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BOSTON.
Temperance Movement,

Bosrox, February "a new tenn
nerapce movement. of visiting bar
rooms, bv a band of praying men and
women, in limitation Of practice 10
some western localities, was started in
Boston to-day by twenty gentlemen
mostly olergymen, identified with the
State Tenn peraucs Alliance. They held
q meeting and appointed a committee OF
ten to inaugurate the m-vement st
Worcester, after which they adjourned,
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CANADA.
shook OF nm Earthquake

shock OF an Earthquake
QUEBEC, February "a sharp shock
Of an earthquake was distinctly felt at
Farther Point yesterday Afternoon. 1t
shook the stones of everything move
able in the village. The shock vas
also felt about ten miles below this city,
1t appears to have come from south
ward. The thermometer in this city
was twenty degrees below zero this
morning. go a..
R,xoUskI, February 1.-TWO distinct
shocks Of earthquake were felt yestsr'
day afternoon. -sr-r... r---.
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atheeliug gegister.

To TIE utter astopishment Of all who
were cognizant OF the case JoHN N.
RssLKY, who was recently on trial in
Cumberland for the murder Of LLOYD
CLARY, late editor Of the Daily Times,
has been acquitted. There never was =
greater mockery OF justice. The verdict
in the Stokes case in New York is
respectable in comparison with this.
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NEW JERSEY.
BtHfxsr.nt workmen.

MlDDLErowN, Feb. 2.-The employees
of the New Jersey and OsHego Mid.
land raiirosd have chained the locomo-
tives 10 the track, ipliced the switches
asd torn upthe track at Summitville.
Thsy declare thst they Will allow on
more trains to pass TIL the railroad
company pays the wages already due.
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TURKEY.


CoxsfAsr,SorLE, February "a
fire here last night destroyed over one
hundred houses. including the residence
OF the Grand Vizier. .H 50 -
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Castoria is morethan q substitute for
Castor OIL. 10 IL the only safe article In ex.
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-eolic
and pro iuce natural sleep. It contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
Is spleaRut TO take. ChildI en need not cry
a md N, ,otharx IN resi-
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February 2-Iu Alssce tie
Frerch candidates for the Reichstsg
have been elected by ovsruhslmins
uajorities. -.