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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. p. Eogert, Bristol, Il. l..

Messrs. WEEKS g. POTTER: Gentlemen, - Feeling
thoroughly convinced OF the efficacy OF SAhFoED's
RADICAL CURE FOR IATARBi, Gm induced to drop you
q line TO say that although have been scCptica of all
the nostruls advertised as "radical cures" have
never found anything that promises such relief and
ultimate cure as that of SANFORDs.
| have been afflicted with this dreadful disease for
more than ten years. and not until recently could
be induced pcscvc7e with any until read the letter
OF Mr. HENRY WELL AVID can truthfuly say that after
using I'VE or six bottles thoroughly convinced Of
It's curative properties Hoping that others similarly
icted Ike myself will be Induced to make the trial,
THEO. p. BOGERT.
BRISTOL. r. l., July q. 1871
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Feb. IL i>,N.
Trade generally throughout the week been
dun. Prices have changed but little:
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Banks.
Exchange on Chicago and New York

Exchange on Chicago and New York,
And all the princlpa! cities east and west
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Exchange on England. ireland, Scotland and all i'm
portant points in Continental Europe, drawn in suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamps Of all denominations
stantly on hand and for sale
United States Bonds, Local Securities Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Jan. u, 1873 Il. C. JORDAN, Cashier
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and indscrcoEs
o youth, weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c, will send recipe that will you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered 10y mission
airy In South America Send sefaddrescd yeope to the
REV Iosgru r. INNNN station H. Bibs House Nsir York
City nOylOlysp
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
MUSIC.
THE opERA-IL TRovAToRE.

The "TrovatOre attracted a fair house
last night al the Academy Music and that quite
rs much as could been expected Oh Christmas eve
The fIiouds Of Madame Marie R0zo prOdiga with
flowers and other testimonials Of admiration tncudine
par OF white doves which after long wanerogs back
and forth found more or less rest for the soles
Of their ieet the chains OF the cLandeler and she
did her best 20 Justify their good opnIon, acting the
part OF Leoaora great deal OF spirit and interpret
ing the music VITA Intelligence IL sae did Dot always
execute IL with the highest The Aonco OF Sighor
CampanIni is well known one OF tue popular
tonof's many good roles. and be reused the house
several times last night TO great enthusiasm
notably by the "Dl quella para " and the
Miserere," both OF which were repeated Inc
we're capital illustrations of lns excellence IN TWO
eontrasted styles the full OF tenderness and pathos
the other aaine with dramatic ervor 1he high chest
notes in the Di Qucla" most beautifully taken
Sig Gaassis Di Lama another admirable feature oi
che performance; while the AEaeena OF Ame'
Iablache, vivid and impressive IN every line and
gesture, rose in many passaCes to greatness. This
picture OF the old gypsy. savage and vengefu
tottering with deereptude and fired with passion Is
totally unlike the conventional Aeacend, and as we
watch IT, the haekneyed text seems fresh again. ano
the well-wOrn music becomes new. The audience III
stantly perceived what fine work Of art t was, anu
Nine Iabiache was ofsen interrupted by applause ana
recalled again and again.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25

as Helen, listened with feverish interest mingled
with apprehension. Notes passed frequently be-
tween her and N. de Bethmont and Gambetta. You
can now understand why the latter In the lobbiea
asked his followers to validate the election OF the
BOnapartist Deputy who he observed did himsei. In
the Chamber infinite harm and no good to the Bona
partist cause.
De Cassaenac's name has been good deal before
the public since he entered the Chamber of Deputies
in 1915. London journal, probably on account Of
Madame dc Beaumont, generally characterizcs him
as :" the young and fiery Deputy" He was young
seven years ago fire. he has none when speaking.
His interm,nable orations. delivered In
drawing accent and o muflod tone, are with.
ont method or vigor A show of tempestuous
passion might excuse the Billingsgate which appears
what it is, premeditated, and which flows in slow.
turgid stream. Paul has the physique Of an athlete
at fair and q rather handsome Creole head and
fsce. The dark circles round the eyes tell of
negro groat-gr -grandmother and OF Sybarite bab-
its. He has o large. dark, ind0ent eye,
never moro than half opened In the Empress
Eugenics estimation he is the handsomest
man IN Europe. The Bonapartist ladies, who are
of tho same mind, are legion. Paul allows him
self to be pursued BY the fair, but does
not spurn them when they catch him. VS.
c0mtesse dc BrimOnt, the Mademoiselle
Cleopatra" of Ausene Houssaye, Is one
OF his pursuers. In the tribune de Cassagnac th ows
mis- handsome head back aud advances his night
foot. When the corresponding hand Is not In tho
breast of hIs frock coat. whicn he wears buttoned
up, 1t ~ on his hip. AZ the close OF each phrase ho
slowly looks round the galleries to what ladies
are smiling approval.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
NEAL DOW on CHRISTIAN CHARITY.

70 ne HdtIOT OF me IriOHne.
SIR: Tie he,C- York. Daily Witness Of Decem-
ber had long aruoe of minc ON CHRISTIAN charity
The OBJECT II it was justify those who judge men by
th,r ves apd not by their professions aud TO deienu
them from the charge OF uDcbarfabluness in so dong
In the Of the article, spoke OF several men
lives seemed to tU bo very wide OF taeir pro
fessuns aud positions but mentioned no names. one
these portraits has been snappd by the general
press, andiwBOut warrant hint from me, name has
been pat upon II, and o that WAY 10 ls making TIE
rounds OF tnr cutire press OF the country.
AN receiving many letters from many parts OF TIE
Try, asking II description meant 10 hI'-
ply o ana answer tyat my purpose III the ar.
tce intended 10 be of wIle application, and did
not cho se 10 be PEI suna Why should any venture
ny that tuis man, .ha the other L., Was, the
original o my pcturyf NBAL DOW.
Portland, Me-, Dec. 81, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
nCCEss Or sOuTHERN CoTToN MILLS.

SUCCESS OF SOUTHERN COTTON MILLS.
GOOD FIELD FOR CAPITAL AND ESEBGY--LET1ER
FROM Ex-oovERNoR BULLOCK, or GEORGIA.
TO TIE Bdttor ~ The Tribune.
SIR have good reason to know how ready
THE TRIBUNE Is to forward the material and bes, Interests
Of tue soun. Your aid can he most effectively ex-
tended by calling the attention OF Northern capital and
energy to the opportunities which the South affords for
successful manufacturing genterprises-espeosly In the
fabrication Of cotton.
tits Just coming to he realized the cheap abundance
of stcammaking coal almost in thevey fields where the
lint produced together with the superior climate ana
snper bundanrr OF that class Of people who make the
most Efficient mill operatives renders the Central South
the most section for the successful operation OF
cotton mills. The mills III Georgia, South Carolina ana
Alabama have been uniformy profitable The latest
mill report have at hand is that of the factory at
Nashville, Tenn. VIII ch btuniDons coal, and Is
run by steam power. For the year ending September
30 last tde mill iull time working day WITH
l40O0 spindes and corresponding outfit Of looms etc.
the m,n earned "a net profit its operation OF over
$4,000 In the year. do not think this showing has
bycu equaiicd during tie year by any mill IN New
ngand The steam cotton mill ut Auapta, ga, mas
not yet been put III ul operation hut have reason to
look ior az good results during 1879 as NASHVILLE has
shown IN 1873. Georgia excmpts from taxation 'Of
elner state municipal county pur oses for ten years
all capital invested in cotton actGrng
and We will wricome with Opoh arms and iar dealns
all who choose TO come among US for purposes oi
business enterprise Respectfully,
Atlanta, o., Dec % 1878. RUFUs u. BULLOCK
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

The new key to the Tildcn ciphers is long
IN the InvrntiUn. The nncOu poOps had better take
THE TRTBUYE's.-f E.mrra Advert ser (RepJ
The indications appear to be growing stronger
that General Grant wil be The ne1t Rnpnbiicun cand
The Union League Club trOtted their Presi-
dental candidates the course Monday night
Eyarts pranced John SH had TOO much hard money
on the BRAN. But Blame fuifchestcd. and showed
Q deal OF wind and mettle.-lN. Y. Evening Express
(DemJ
Samuel J. Tilden was not present at the re-
uniun Manhattan ub. IL was dO.einl gathering
Ia consequence. Mr. den IA Always so hilarious ard
masaetic. Those terrible CIPHER dispatches OF THE
TRIBUNE havr not only dem0ralized tue Democratic
a. N.Y. have carried gloom and depression sprits
TO the festive bOard-lN. Y. Commercial Advertiser
lsep(
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
ARRESTED FOR MALPRACTYCE.
ps. WHITEHEAD, OF THIS CITY. LOCKED UP IN
BRooKLYH.

DR. WHITEHEAD, OF THIS CITY. LOCKED UP IN
BROOKLYN.
While patrOlling Fulton-st., Brooklyn, at
o m yesterday. Oficer McKenns. of the Washington
Street Police met young woman, who said that she
was sIck and wished 10 be taken 10 a hos
pital. The officer took her 10 the station-hOuse.
Wheaoe she was accompanied TO the City Hos
ptai An examination BY the physicians showed that
shc was suffering from malpractice she said her name
was Annie Platt age twentyn and that she had
been employed as domestic in the family OF Mrs Leo
Wolf, of No. I72 LexingtOD-ave.. this city: On
Monday she said that she visited DR.. While
head. at No 2l5 Esst. Forty-afti-st, where an
operation performed upon her. Sic refused
20 give the her betrayer but sad that he
not 10 the country at present Her only reason Tor
going 60 Brooklyn vaA 10 find Hospitals.
When Inspector waddy was informed OF the he
directed Detectives Frost and Rail arrest Dr. white
head They found him at his residence and took aim
90 Brooklyn Al the hospital hs was fully identified
BY Annie Plat as the physlcian who per
WASHINGTON Str. Staton-house aud VIII he arraigue6
before Justice lsh this morning. DIR. whitehead
merry had Jfnee in Brooklyn. He was : witness
against DR.. HaWker. alias west, WHO was convicted
ef malpractice last spring IN the Brooklyn Court OF
Sessions and sent 10 the Penitentiary for ten
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
MUSICAL NOTES.

There were two candidates for the vacancy
in the Academic BeauxArts left by the deata oi
NJ Francois Bazn, both OF them composers VINO arr
very well known to Americans through tner ooDPosl
tions with which Theodore Thomas has made us tamil
Sar-Jules Massenet and Camille SantSaens. The mef
its o. bon men very evenly balanced as was then
support In ibe Academy, and it only after very
closely contested election tha hassenet was chosen
The Musical Club of Cincinnati celebrated
the Que hundred d eighth anniversary Of Bee hovens
birthday by delightful litIle concert, at winch his
works alone were performed. Among the pieces were
the for piano, violin, and cello. 20. played by
Messrs Schneider JacObsohn aud Haridegen. an Eyac
mert whon s scarcely known at III IN this country.
snd quartetle, payed by Thomas, JaeObsohD B'eteus
and Haridegen
Professor Ella writes to The London Atheneam
in regard TO the recent Exposition "a Paris: "1he last
of the grand International exhibitions OF LOudcn.
Vienna, and Pans has now coue 10 all end AS ire
ouently remarked, the musical art from such mixed
gatherings nations nvIed TO exhibit their com
positions and national styled OF music in reality gains
nothing AS to the exhibition OF and improved
musical Instruments, there has been more important
and universally adopted novelty than the repetition
touch grand panOfoce which obtained for Erard
the grand medal in London, 1881 No advance, either,
upon tho numerous inventions and improvements OF
brsss instruments patented by NJ Sax the Belgian
The metallic fIame and mode OF adjusting the strings
the American instruments obtained prize in Paris
1867. All these newlv-inyontcd Instruments quickly
became popularzed being selected for performance
by most celebrated exerutants OF Europe before
they exhD TED to she general puoc. The perform
apces TTocaderO all forgotten. and means
must OA found 10 remedy the acoustic faults OF the
Palace for the echoes are even than those ofthe
Albert Ha After the fatigue aud excitement OF vsts
TO Lhe Exhibition all the more delighted 0 hear
an admirable cTcnestral concert OF NJ Pasdeloup |
shcuid rejoice witness English audience OF 1000
5000 sitting atentiveiy listening to and iudciousy
applaudlng two hours OF orchestral music by Haydn,
Beethoven. GOunOd, AendelssUhn and RubinsteiD.
Strange too it, that whilst the b!ase musicians
seeking Introduce mOdcrH OF inferior writers,
the taree orchestral insu0hs Of Paris. Vienna. aud
st. Peter sbuFg have inansuraied their season with
nymphOny Of Haydn"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT IN srEISwAY HALL.

rehearsal of the oratorio Inc Llie Oh
Jesus took place last evening In eteih"". a oo'ofe
,s.,,i,ocea comuauy. This work which Is Intended
~ novel and rcligiously instructive Illustrative en
r,rtaument, appropriate TO the Christmas holidays Is
combIua.on of short Bible reeitais' 'aole"ux ana
.eecops from the sacred music Of the great MASTER
~ went OF very smoothly Tor rehearsal
i ino @ a.rc "A successIOu OF twenty-iUut laDeauN,
il,nstrating the lie OF tue Saviour from
IIls bntu 10 His resurrection noueimr 'r "isa ,s
ncinr,. OF Ruhrns Raphael DOie and o.her great
p,n,.rs rrse were uuucr the 1lrrcllon OF Tue heI-
pi pIasttr Arr Company OF New-IvrA. selectous
Son t,e New Testament were read III equalization oil
80. nIssuc pictares" they are called, anu impress
' .l,r,tn,s veIe sung irom the rrligous music oi
Handel, Giles. Hayden. Beetnoyen ana Gonnod & Inc
o. - aim IN ErIt,cnc, tenor, a. Prehu, btsso, anu
Weniiicn, basso protundc. Tuere was large chorus
a. hnTcn rhr,r-su.crs. A. Davis Is tue OrKdhlst ana
vs. ,-.'I ,i,rrctor IaIs entertainment Will ~ ENen
ry.nng through the week. WIN the exception oi
saturday cNcnug,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
A SOLID SUBSCRIBER.

TO he z ditOr or fhe fribuns.
SIR: A layman would express my thanks
70 iHg RIBUSE heroic work In behalf OF reform
For Inor~ than a quarter Of century have been
constant reader TIE TRIBUNE bui have longed
for IL so eagerly do each day. Its cipher dis
patches pleased but that which has made "sOd."
Is disclosures of the frauds practised in the South
mad grown so liberal that could not vote for Grant
n ~ but the Of the Democ Ac party since thai
tnlc nave drven back into the rauks the rrecoi
ciables ana, vita ali others OF thOso who Lib
eraI then, TOR Grant or any other man who
Will cause the au hority OF the United States Govern
De much respected In South Carolina as In
Cam. aud Japan. III. A. SMITH.
Iba1A Dec IL 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
THE TRIBUNE AND TIE PEOPLE.
To tke Editor OF TIE TrI0Bae.

SIR: ave, the people," tender you our
gratitude for rolling away the from she grave
OF the eiphers for yUr lHcid revelations in relation
thereto 1nE TRIBUNE des rves and must have the
hearty support Of people 1t has never been more
brilliantly convincing ITS fouudation than during
the lsst great campaign IL ccgpsed by far Horace
AID all the Romans" We could not possibly 40 without
IT, Thank you ca piaI reports Of the Murphy
temperance meetings. and your femarss rdilOriap
lafVc TO the same hrpe you will publish an rxtra
row and then the uemanA wll be great for them. Ana
pow, viii Nj. William Winter give ts MS TIP tO
Eanand " IN a neat little volume1 HIS letters. &c
p-ci ,Iy Sfratfori Avon, are the quin
essence II srace ana beauty. ry respectful ",
Washington, ID. C., Doc Ia, 1875. JOHN WILLIAMS.
fSir Winters letters will soon appear in book
form. The volume is now in press-Ed
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25

FAY-on Sunday. December 22 of pneumonia, Augustus
Fay.
resiieaoe, 1n9 Grovest, Brooklyd r. u.
the remains will be inferred at cyprus Hills Cemetery.
RIdgew0ol Lodge. No. 7l0 T. A. NJ is respectfully
vItet co atteud.
GARLANDOn Sunday. the I'D inst, Iohn r., son OF the
Hon jam Garland. OF LyBchburg. Va
Friends family AMI OF his brother nlav, Henry q.
Stebbns are invited be present at the funeral solemn
ties "a "wednesday. tho 2Jh ns at 10 m at ais late res
Ideuce. No AZ West l9th-st.
UUNT-On Tuesday, December "a, Emmelne g.. widow OF
rbs ate Thomas Hunt ia the 10th OF her age.
NOuce OF funeral hereafter
RopEsyery snddenv, in Boston on Sunday, 22d INST.
Anna r. wife OF Joseph s. Ropcs OF that city.
TEBBINs-On Tuesday, December %. Amelia O., wife Of
George ". Stebbns
Relatives snd OF family Invited to attend her
funeral on Prid,y 27th IL O'Clock her lato
resdec AS West 2lsts Friends are requested not
TO send flowers
T.yIOR-ou Monday December % 1879 Laurance, young
est son of Henry A. and tue late Mary h Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
THE SITUATION TO A DOT.

THE TRIBUNE has been marching up and
down before tho Democratic ReieFm House," ind IA
Potter Fruud CUmnIittee and the committee preside
over DIV the Glover who did such excellent work
~, unn,askipg Democratic thieves aud scoundrelS az
last SESSION.. with very large chip delcately
halnnced shOudef. beseechng somebody tO knock
Al ou inst once; but while anxious public been
hveathlesay waiting for the fght to begin the cOpar
ceneIs and their Democratic aPprovers have vigorously
Closed their and and positively refused 10
turn the bright sunlight Of pubIcity" the acls uf
Nephew Pelton abd the ohef cOnhaent' supporters OF
Tilden aud reform. Thden ana his friends can, 10
doubt. get along better without investigation OF
cipher dspach business than with tt bun unless tine
party Institutes such iuyest will
be held to approve and indorse all the acts of the
wonube buyers OF the Presidential Office and N the
Democratic party chooses to go to the people
that load on its shoulders, the Republican party and
THE TRIBUNE can sthno IL yery well
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
OBITUARY.
JOHN VAN DYKE.

A telegram has been received from Wabasha,
Mipn.. announcing tho death yesterday OF the Hon.
Johu Van Dyke, who was for many years a prominent
member Of the New-Jersey Bar. He first into pub
hc notice in the celebrated SuydamIsobinsOn murder
case in which he appeared for the prosecution He
president OF the National Bank Of Eew-Jersey, and
Mayor OF NewBrunswick He represented his district
in Congress from le4G to 1850 Mr.. Van Dyke wss
Judge OF the Supreme Court from 1860 TO 1867. In
1868 he removed 10 Minnesota where he formerly
state aud by special appointment the Judge
the Third Judicial Distrtt In politics he strong
Republican, anc was conspicuous In Congress By his
opposition TO slavery.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
HOW THE SOUTH CAN GET SETTLERS.

TO tht Edttor o. The Trt6Nae,
SIR: The vivid description of the desolation
of he sUutArn states. with some suggested remedies
fof that state of things by ANNE Chdmbers ketchum 10
IHR TRIBUNE suggests several inquiries SIZE recon-
n,cuas that the country IN distinction from town m
rrEropcd by INTELLIGENT labOrng men. QaeTy Can
labOrng men from no North be protected VI lheI
political richts3 Would educated laberrs, IKE Our
Northern frncrs be treated with social equality II hcy
should vote with the Republican paryi Hor pathebc
call, Come to with your wealth ana your in'ehF
seuce," would br with a favorable respOnSe pF0-
yiJed tbe puUioyipc and snoi gun policy" wvlc
bgaIshel from pOhurs, and mprcuuinuS ai1stOcrat
South wUud receive, sOclalF, wealthy anu lu-
tcliigent men cultivate their own land III thty M
ov piagIe We viii senu money Jd hur-tS.
We O,ce them iii-will We sorry ,f1r ianu was
d-solaitd by o war wBich they w"grd agn,nsI Ihe
tovern tncnt Our crescent Administration has onrteu
runcatiug tcI IN tHe nope OF extrat un2 me b'I'
of hat ed bot, with exceptions. the southern
pe0 uatc tn poiiic frIenGS OF the negto aiu We
will not 40 tuere til tnc>e ubstacses are removed
Nep- lork, Dec. 4. 1873. N D. EDDi'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
EWING THE COMING MAN IN OHIO.

Ewing is the man for the Democrats of Ohio
20 ran Governor next year. II elected he would b.
q promising Presidential caHdidatc.-lN. Y. TRIBUNE
The rc a htting nominal ution but tie
Democrats will not MAKE It. They will the soft
money tnPOr1es when they do 10 adv
GO the tue who more squarey Represents
theories than anybody else OaO. Their nominee
nexI time viii probably be somebody has stradded
fhA money question.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25

.,S.,oo, IA oartes" and bale his architect,
,,I cnau,I" rnnd In its stead o palace surpasspe
~ aHsnnt and magnncenee ali the stately pleasure
W. hat All inc Kubiai- Khans could ever decree It
, uonrs Tnawig while wanting an tn artistic resources
~ Gis rroDdialher. the patron of Cornelius kiuDaeh
y. 1ysrbeek eynces no diminuon IN the PASSION TOT
hSioS In The mount aims be has castles upnn castles
bs 80 b,uIHed aud bpilded, and tbs new Versahes
bile t may not lessen taxes o. diminish tne price VI
us ,sys and beer will furnish employment for laoOr
haeyer political economy may TANK OF such metbous
of removing the burdens oi a p+ople.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
REPUBLICAN, pIrTY IN MAINE.

The duty of the Republicans will be TO use
syery honorable argument and influence TO secure the
sIeeten OF Governor CORBOr and IL would seem Il nj
under the present circumstances there ought 10 be
enough eober-minded men In the House secure tne
election Governor who has demonstrated his faitb
fulness aud ability successive terms of service at
any Republicans wI staPd by their principles
and Their c8ndate aud leave ala n.riRuing and log
golling the dema9egue- who seektng use the
Democratic and 6reenback strength solely for fur
tberance of their own personal schemes.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
FIGHT ON CHRISTMAS EVE.

Thomas J. Sloane and William Doherty,
,,horers we're celebrating Christmas Eve in the tene
house at No 26s West seyenteenthst where they
lived. They drank to and about o'clock they
ouarreed Doery seized AN IRON bar ana struck sloane
on the head. inioiIng severe wouin both ns W. @
US Irsed no. Sloane refused 20 60 10 hospital His
Mnnnd Wa dressed by the lOhc, su Rcoh.