The Republican from Fordham, Kansas • 1

I A v. c. MVint VOLUME I. FOltDHAM, HODGMAN KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1879. NUMBER 9.

i Ik IP XLVITH CONGRESS. ocenpy seata on the floor of the Senate and THE NEWS. ALL SORTS. from the effects of which seven died soon after, their bodies becoming putrid and demanding iuiuicuimc uunai. COTTON CONHCMKD, A loss of several hundred tlionsund dnl.

Jar was caused by a fire in State street New York on the 27th. Several bouses and a very large number of bales of cotton contained in tne nouses were burned. DECAPITATED, 1 i. a iimn nnuieti rairicK towns was run over and killed by a switch engine at Bedalia, on tho 28th. Collins' head was severed from bis body.

FOREIGN "HENOLIHU BABUY UIH 1USIK1IICA." llie sixtieth anniversary of the nrosnnt Queen of England's birth day was elubrated in Canada by a grand review of the troons in tho presence of the Marquis of Ixirno and the l-rmccss ikuuhc. At tho srand bannnet in the evening tho Lieut General commanding, pre- mum, ana me uovernor ucncral was present. I ho latter proposed in an earnest manner the ncaitn or the President of the United States. Hev. II.

W. lteeeher who replied, was received with great cheering and spoke for half an hour. ENGLISH BULEUS IN APBICA. General Sir Garnet Wolslcv bus been appointed supreme military and eivil com mander or the Natal. Transvaal and certain other districts that adjoin, and are included in tbe seat of war, it having been deemed wise in the present emerirencv to divida Mm Cans of Clood Hopo governments into four dis tricts.

Sir liartle Frcre remains as governor of vapo voiony. TDK CHINESE ENVOY. The Chinese envoys have been mceSved by tbe King of Spain, and negotiation for a treaty relative to the importation of coolies Into Cuba commence this week. Tho Bpanish Kuvurnnieni insists upon tne cmilies paying their own passages, and requires tho Chinese to agree never to employ foreigners as consular or diplomatic representatives in Hpanish do minions. 8CSPICIOCH.

Two suspected parties were arrested sil Keiff on the 20th. Among their effects the police found bomb-cases, several bottles of chemical explosives, four revolvers, two poinarda and several forged passes. POLITICS. Onto EEPUBLICANH, lhe Kepublicnn State Convention of Ohio met at Cincinnati, on the 2Sth. Kx-Oov- ernor Dennison was made pormanont chair- man of the Btate committee.

The nomina tions for Uovernor made wore Alnhnn.i Tft Charles Poster and J. W. Koifer who was with drawn immediately after being nominated. The ballot resulted Foster Keifer i. Andrew uicacnioopcr, ot Cincinnati, was the choice for Licutenant-Uovernor.

Tim following is the remainder of the ticket nominat ed: Judge of the supreme court, W. John son, ot Lawrence; attorney general, George K. Nash, of Franklin; auditor of Btato, Jno. Ogleacc, of Clark. '1 he platform was to tbe effect that the Itepublican party pledges itself anew to mo maintainanee of free suffrage.

equal rights, the unity of the nation and the supremacy of tho national government in all matters placed by the constitution under its 1 TELEGRAMS CONDENSED. Blain will be executed at St. Charles, June 6, Godfrey Semper, a well-known architect, died at Home. John Gordon, of Logan county, 111., dropped dead. ParVa a TnirnnMit nnlif icfan of Sa Prominent Indiana, is dead.

Mrs. President Hayes has arrived at Uhulicotbe, Uhio. Mack Anderson, cobred, cut his wifo's throat at Columbus, The Congressional Council, at New York, has ignored Beecber. A fire at Washington, destroyed 73.UUU worth or property. Mr.

Newton Cunningham attempted to mmit suicide at rmio, ill. General Manteuffel will be appointed governor oi Alsace-Lorraine. The bay mare Nettie, with a record of 2:18, died from blood poison. Another fire has occurred at Nishe Wralsk and also at Orenburg, An attempt to tax oil has been defeated in the Pennsylvania legislature. William Wilson, a printer by profession, aroppea aeaa at Jacksonville, ill.

Prince Haveily, a negro murderer, has been arrested near Houston, Texas. J. W. Kiltiatnck has been airested at Decatur, 111., on the charge of robbery. wiiuam uonanue was killed near Mcholaaville, by William Hardin.

Martin Feltzer was fatally shot at Brunswick, by Dr. H. O. Davenport The Sultan has issued an order sanction- ing the Eastern Koumelian constitution. Quincy, 111., is threatened with a finan cial collapse.

Excessive taxes the cause. The marriage of King Alfonso of Spain will take place in October or November next Vick Pemberton was shot and seveiely wounaea Dy loos. Hammond near liock Camp, aio. me iteicnstag nas decided to impose extra amies on wrought iron ana coarse iron wares. There has been another combination between the New York Republicans and Tam many.

Senator Ramsey, of Minnesota, is men- tionedas Secretary McCrary'a probable suc cessor. Robert Carson, a tramp, was fatally wounded at Anderson, 111., by Deputy Marshal uuourn. Rev. Geo. W.

Taylor, colored has been arrested at Danville, on the charge of iorgery. Saieo of cotton futures in New York reached 250.000 hales a per pound. I tr i i i- I 4-ier vn uicKeiiueuK announces uis luiciiuuu iu ickiku me jrresiuencv or tne iieicnstag. I r.nioci, mauiaioi 6neeaontne lnimes. made a mile and a half at thirty-eight strokes per minute.

1 The resiffnation of William P.rmrl eralnianar of th 1ST. K. rnmo been accepted. The French papers are severely criticising England's course on the Greek and EgypJ iittu questions. Capt.

Lincoln, of the tenth infantry, ar rested lor killing McCafferty, a soldier, has been acquitted. A 1 TV 1 11 a uogus rencn nooieman, Known as baron George De Pardonet, has been victim izing tne Tesans. ITT 1. ii reter woiaen. a colored waiter, was shot by another waiter, at Havana, I1L, and latany wounaea.

ine nrsc iera or tne U.S. court ever held at Kansas City was convened on the 19th oy juage lirekei. William and 1 nomas Morgan, two brothers, were drowned in Licking river by the upsciuus vi a sum, Umt Furgg, a notorious counterfeiter, shot and severely wounded Officer Itomane ttanna, at Freeman, 111. M. b.

Gardiner, alias D. B. Davis, has been sentenced to the penitentiary for nine years at juempnis, xenn. A motion has been made for a change of venue by Tom. Buford, charged with the as sassination of udge Elliott.

The latest returns show 166,824 for and 138,692 against the re-cstablishment of capital punishment in Switzerland. The adoption of the new Constitution of ianrorma is driving to New York a number of vtaumg mining corporations. The Reichstag has approved the Anglo-German treaty for the prevention of the slave traae on tne American coast. Georse F. Holland, charged with env bezzlement, has been sent to the penitentiary i ue year at iavenport, xna lne river Ineiss, Hungary, has inun- dated ninety square miles of grain fields near ieore ana aestroyea two villages.

lhe bwiss Congress does not actually rciie capital punisnment, but leaves each Canton at liberty to enact it or not. A proposition ha3 been made to match fucholson, of Hockton, to row against Plaisted, of America, on June 17, for 100 a side. The German Government has determin- iu restrict ine sale nr vw bmixTiri I atld mar nnaftiKlv Tin 1 r--v i cuvirci. i i rank Davidson, found guilty of mur- in me nrst degree at Warrcnsburg, has been sentenced to be banged on July 9th. Mrs.

Eliza Austin and her daughter, Miss Seigel Austin, have' been arrested near Springfield, on the charge of infanticide. The Darien Canal Congress at Parish as aeciaea to oanaon au projects excepting that of a to ed, the uouse or representatives: Messrs. Pendleton, Voorhees. Bayard, Cutler, Farley, Conkling, Allison, Blaine, Ingalls and 1'latt, On motion 01 air. Hereford, the House bill wan taken up, mating appropriations ior certain works on civers aim naruors wuicn includes the appro, priation for tbe improvement of tbe Kanawha ana uig Handy rivers.

On motion of Mr. Chandler tbe benate adjourned until Monday, me i resident message was delivered to he Uou 29ln; after mUich tbe mem. b.en pw the legislative appropria. Mnn hill fVAT ih I'roawlont'. mnt il nays, 91; not the necessary two thirds in the affirmative and the messago was referred to the judiciary committee.

Mr. Gibson, of uouiHiaua, irom tne committee of ways and means, reported a resolution for the final ad journment on the 10th of Mr. Atkins, or Tennessee, suggested that the resolution lie over for consideration. Mr. Gibson assented to tho suggestion and the resolution accordingly lies over.

Mr. Conger, of Michigan, gave notice he would oner an amendment to the resolution bv add ing to it in words, "Provided the appropriation bills have then been passed." Mr. Wbitthorne, oi xennessee, also nave notice that be would move to recommit the resolution with the in. struction that it shall not be reported until tbe committee of ways and means shall have first reported tbe bill to abolish tbeduty on quinine, and other income tax. At the conclusion of the reading of the President's message which was listened to with close and.

for a time, re spectful attention, only an audible titter went tnrougn tbe Ueraocratio ranks when the sentence was read as to the effect of the exist ing law being to secure honest elections. Again, wnen tne sentence was read as to what good faith, honest endeavor and indicia! authority can do for tho protection of tbe election franchise, the Democrats laughed outright, and tbe licpublicans, as a counter demonstration, ap- 1 1 Mil piauaea. ine messace or tne President was then referred to the committee on judiciary, and leave was given to report by bill or other- wi.i rtH. fT 1 2- nw mi biiiiu. auo uuuna cuuourreu in the Senate amendment to the subsidiary sil ver bill and on motion of Mr.

Hawley the Tr i i uuuao uujourueu. until iuonuay. CRIME. capt. keith's bevolver.

fleorcre 0. Keith, cantain of the steamer Jii. u. uurtoe, shot and seriously wounded a colored man named Pres Howard at Wyandott, on the night of the 24th. There were four boats at the levee being unloaded and Howard was trying to induce Capt.

Keith's crew to strike for higher wages. The Captain, came on shore and in an altercation that ensued, shot the conspirator through the arm and tbe side. Capt. Keith was not arrcBted as be act ed in self defense. A FAST CASHIEB'S C0HD0CT.

the cashier the defunct Broadway savings bank. St. Souis. has been lodged in jail. Goldsoll, bis accomplice to whom he made tbe large loans, has been heard rrom at Uenmson, Texas, where he has a heavy stock of jewelry.

There is very strong feeling against ivreiger, wno is a young man. r-CBIFVlNO BV FIBE. A number of masked men entered the court house at Osceola, tbe county scat of St, Clair oounty, Missouri, and took out the books containing the tax levy. The men carried the books into a graveyard lust outside of Osceola and destroyed them with fire. The occurrence took place on the night of May 20th.

M0BE INDIAN MUBDEBS. A party of Indians made a raid on the 28th up the Bouth fork of the Salmon river, in Idaho, fourteen miles distant from Warrens. Two white men (Hugh Johnson and Hascall Dawson) were killed. THE NOOBE OF A HEAIP-BPI1EBK. At Sacramento on the 29th, Trov Dve.

formerly administrator of Sacramento county. ard his partner in Edward Anderson, were hanged for the. murdr of A. M. Tullis.

last August IjASUAL. A FATAXi C0KFLA0BATION. About two o'clock on the moraine of the 29th the Washington House atHagerstown, was discovered to be on firo. liefore an alarm could be given the fire gained such headway that the flames rushed up the stairway, completely cutting off all escape. There were upwards of sixty persons un tho rcimter.

be sides regular boarders, nearly all of whom were compelled to escape by climbinir down tbe porch pillars. Several of those who es caped in this way sustained serious injuries, Dy rauing. une man raaae a rope of bis bed ciotning, ana attemptea to escape that way from tbe fourth floor. The rope broke as he reached the third floor, and he is now lying in a very critical condition, A child of the agent of the Cumberland Valley railway, wmie ciimoing aown tne porcn irom the fourth floor, fell, and is supposed to be fatally in jured. Two bodies have been found in tbe ruins burned to a crisp.

One of them is Troxell, of Cumberland, and tbe other one is unknown. There are six persons missing, sup posed to be Durnt and in the ruins, ifteen persons are injured Sf-riously, from falling. ana aoout twenty slightly injured. ANOTHKB CYCLONE. At five o'clock on the eveniii2rofhe29th cyclone swept across tbe country three miles north of Bolkow, tearing down houses, up rooting and twisting off trees, and destroying property oi an descriptions.

It moved id i circular motion with a velocity of sixty miles per hour in a northeasterly direction, and when several miles east of Barnard suddenly disappeared. A track of territory half a mile wide was devastated by the whirlwind. The full extent of damage has not yet been aseer- taincd. FATAL ACCIDENT. An investigation into the death of II.

H. Ellis, a farmer in St. Clair -county, on the night of tbe 22d, supposed to bare been caused by Jack McMahon, shows it was accidental. the gun being discharged while Mr. Ellis had his mouth over tbe muzzle and foot on the hammer.

Ellis bad just learned of bis daughter's criminal intercouise with McMabon and started to kill him. Just before be reached the bouse the fatal shot occurred. DHOCSTI.liO DEATHS. Nine children drank from a small stream near Newark, Vermont on May 28th. The water bad been polluted by the carcasses of a horse arid several sheep, and were poisoned.

I in The Secretary of the Treasury on the 2Cth called the attention of Congress to tba tact that the law authorizing tbe issue of refunding certificates expressly directs bim to issue them in exchange for lawful money of tne united states, ana in us nxes tne rate at rhich be is compelled to sell them. The House committee on epidemic diseases agreed to report.with a favorable recommendation, tbe bill passed by tbe Senate on Friday last, relat- inK to national board of health. con- ferencewasbeldin the evening recommend ing no further movement by tbe majority un till the Benate shall have disposed of tbe Warner silver bill. The Benate confirmed the fol lowing nominations on the 20th: Eugene Schuyler, oi Mew xork, consul general at Home; David H. Bailey, of Ohio, consul general at Shanghai: W.

J. Grinnell. of New York. U.S. consul at Bremen; Judson A.

Lewis, consul at Sierra Leone; Bteven A. Kirby, of New York, supervising inspector of steam vessels for the second district. Tne bill reported by Air. Bayard, for making subsidiary coins legal tenders in sums not exceeding $20, was taken up, Mr. Edmunds spoke against tho bill.

After which the bill introduced by Mr. McDonald antborizing tbe employment of militia and naval forces in certain cases, and to repeal the election laws. He claimed that tbe respective States have absolute right to prescribe the machinery for conducting elections. At the conclusion of Mr. McDonald's address Mr.

Ed munds expressed his intention to apeak on the subject when it again came up. Tbe President pro tern announced bis signature to the legislative appropriation bill which now goes to tbe President Tbe bill relative to transportation af animals was taken up, and the senate went into executive session and soon after adjourned. There was introduced in the Senate on the 27th a memorial of ex-soldieis and sailors of Providence, Rhode Island, protesting against tne violations oi tne service reform, es pecially in relation to the appointment of cus torn officers in Providence, and alleging inter ference by federal officers in elections. The Senate proceeded to consider the cattle trans portation matter. An amendment to provide for the appointment of inspectors was lost.

It was then moved to limit the length of time for which cattle may be kept without unloading for food and water to 21 hours, instead of IS hours. After debate it was rejected. A Sena tor from Delaware moved to strike out the clause requiring railroad companies to give tne ngnt oi way to stock trains above all oth er freight trains. He thought other freight, such as perishable fruits, was as much entitled to speedy transportation is live stock. Tne matter bad better be left to tbe regulation of the companies.

A Senator from Colorado an amendment which would confine the description as to giving right of way to stock trains, to railroads whose lines lie with in more than one State. The amendment was adopted and then the whole subject was post poned tin tne nrst aionuay oi uocemoer. xne Din relative to tne removal or cases from State to federal courts came up in the morning hour in the House on the 27th. The Republicans then resorted to tbe policy of withholding their votes, and this made neces- ary a call of the nouse. The call was follow- ed by a roll call, on a motion to dispense with iurtner proceedings, ana, tne morninsr nour nav uk ti.

i.i th npnf, intrHninn nf leontaeious or infectious diseases in the United States, the Senate bill in relation to that subject being substituted for the House bill. The House then proceeded to consider tn8 bill Dy sections, iwo or tbree amend- ments were offered and rejected. After which the previous question on the whole bill, which was seconded and the senate bill was passed without any amendment, so that all that was necessary to make it a law was the President's signature, The memorial offered bv tlia ex-soldiers and ex-sailors of Bbode Island was discussed in tbe morning hour of the Senate on the 28th, The bill to make subsidiary coin exchangeable for lawful money, and making such coin legal tender in sums not exceeding $20, was taken up. An amendment was offered and adopted substituting $5 for $20 as tbe amount. Ibe fourth section, making silver coins of the face value of 25 cents and under, receivable for postage, or on purchase of postage stamps in sums not exceeding three dollars, was striken out.

The bill was read three times aid passed. A Senator from Vermont made a motion to reconsider this vote but tbe motion was lost. In the House on the 29th tbe bill for ascer taining tbe result of presidential elections was reported. The House then engaged in the business of the morning hour, the bill relative to the removal of cases from tbe State to the federal courts. The Republicans refusing to vote, the House was without a quorum, and a call oi the House was ordered.

Tne morning hour was used up by dilatory motions, without any advance being made in the bill. A mem ber from Illinois sent to the clerk desk a proposition to amend the rules: First, by re ferring to the committee of the wbole any pending measure reported in the mornine hour, but not disposed of; and, second, that when the quorum has not voted, tbe speaker shall count the House, and if there be quorum present, business shall proceed the same as if a quorum had voted. A member from Michigan objected to the proposition be ing either received or read; and tbe Repub licans, under bis lead, again resorted to dil atory tactics. A bill to convert gold in the treasury into silver and to issue certificates therefor was refused. The House then pro ceeded with District business and ruled that other business was out of order.

A member from New York said that he desired to report irom tbe committee on ways and means a res olution fixing the date of the final adjourn ment of Congress, but it was decided that the resolation was out of order. In the Senate on the 29th the resolution refer tbe petition presented by Sir. McDon- i. ii 1 tion to which lihode Island was entitled in Congress, in consideration of her property qualifications. The first resolution was adopt and the morning boor expired before tbe discussion closed.

The Senate then took up McDonald bill to authorize the nncof mili tary forces in certain cases. Mr. Wallace moved to strike out the fifth section and sub- stitnte what were known as the political clauses tbe legislative bill. He then proceeded to speak in support of the bilL Tbe President pro tem announced the following as a select committee on Pendleton's bill providing that the principal executiveof the government may a The tramp should never complain of hunger when he can always enjoy a little loaf. Naturally a lal sent to sea, bcingr bred on the water, returns to you only after many days.

"You are beneath niy notice," as tin balloonist said to tho receding crowd tf gaping citizens. There's no special style of engraving engagement rings. A spider's web with a fly in it is a very pret ty device. How to get fat! go to the butcher's. Denton Post How to get lien take a mortgage.

AYk York Graphic. Kkowe. Zululand. is not pronounced at all it is sneezed; and the savages who invested it were up to snuff. It isn't ninninp; four blocks to catch a ferry-boat that settles a man.

It is missing tho boat after tho run that uses him up. 'If a miss is as rood as a mile." what magnificent records these would-bo king-killers might make as long-distance pedestrians. Time is money, and leisure is five cento to tho man who reads the mornim? paper on a news dealer's counter without paying for it. Ar. 0.

Picayune. Beautiful May! of all months in tbe year It passcth by with tbe most regretting: If tbe menths form a golden riug, 'tis clear That May must be the diamond sotting. "There is always room at tho toD" of a strawberry box, but only the best fruit gett there. It isn't very far to the bottom for unsuccessful aspirants for lame. N.

Y. Mail. A sexton of one of our churches, on Sal- batli morning, picked up a rose which some young lady had probably dropped from her bonnet. It was tho lost roso of some her. Wash-lines make excellent ropes, and white flowers look decidedly pretty placed on the collms ot the little girls why indulge in the pastime.

N. Y. "Never deceive your children." say Prof. Swinsr. No.

don't do it. Many a child hits been mined for life by a pill hidden under a spoonful of preserves. Detroit Free 1'rtns. The man who undertook to lick a thou sand postage stamps in a thousand minutes gave out on his seven hundredth lap lie Bays he had rather undertake to lick the postmaster-general. An old bachelor seeinp; tho words.

"Families supplied," in tho window of tho oyster saloon, went in and Baid he'd take a wife and two children a boy and a crirl. lloston American Punch. When tho census-takers go about next year they will carelully mailt eighteen after the word "ago" of all unmarried females of doubtful years, and ask no ques- tions. Oil Citil Derrick. 1 bllity of marriage broke her heart.

The swells of the ocean get dead broke I as soon as tliey strike the shore. N. V. Picayune. Unless they happen to strike a few rocks or fall in with a pleasant, open sort of a cove.

N. Y. Commercial Advertiser. The reason they are called "the good old times" is because there were no "Pinafore" troupes traveling over the country in those days; and no baseball club. Ah! "I ho good old times, indeed.

Nomntown llerahl. "Is this sweet engaged?" asked a young fellow of a young lady in a car. And he said it so handsomely and with such evident admiration, that she took her bonnet-box oil' the seat and let him sit beside her. And but we anticipate. Never insult an acquaintance bv harsh W0MS When atWl words when applied to for a favor.

It is just as easy and ever so much pleasanter to he to him and tell him you haven got it. lie may know that you are a liar but he can deny that you are a gentleman. Jfawkeie, An maiden called Maud Was suspected of being a fraud. Hearce a crumb was she ablo To eat at the table lint in tbe back pantry OLawd! A croat browsintr on a trreen sward an- nroached a pigpen and said to its occu pant: "Why do you stay in that horrid place when there is such a lovely spot as "'is handy?" "The pen is mightier than tne Bward," grunted the pig. Yonkera An exchange has an article on the "Cu riosities of Courtship." One of the curiosities of courtship which the author forgot to mention is when your girl's father shakes you by the hand and says he is glad te see you.

It is curious because it rarely happens. Our sisters and our cousins and our aunta can't understand why two boys when they sleep together enjoy varying the monotony of talk by wrestling until the bed is upside down, or pelting each other with pillows till their strength srives out. Only the boys can tcll.liochester Ex- pren. At last it has been discovered "how to keep a boy on the farm' The plan is to kill him and bury bim six feet deep in the barn-yard. This rule does not apply in Ohio, however, where body-snatching makes it extremely doubtful where the boy would be a week after burial.

fVjl'i JWy tbo peo- Thejlato Princess Christina, of Spain, lf ace in her hie like ord naiy ty now controlling both houses of Congr'css, prl. Mio lost her heart to a young the domination of a msloritv of men hshman of inferior birt and tho impossi- lately in arms against the government. That the Democratic party has committed itself to an Hum nt Wit l.rm Ir tin Kni Tr refusing to appropriate to thoir legitimate ob Jects the public moneys already collected from the people, unless the executive shall give Ins olhcial signature to measures of which he conscientiously disapproves. mat me nnanciai administration of the cov. ernment Dy tne iiepunucan party in accom pupiimg tue great wont oi lesumption of specie payments, in restoring our currency to par value, in greatly reducing the burden of lhe national dent, in refunding a largo proportion of the same at a rate of interest ons-third less than the former rate, thereby alone saving to 1 1 i wjB iitjanurjr imrturn minion nuiiars a year, and in runnncing tne national credit to a standing never before attained, is a source of just pride to the Kepublicans of Ohio, and detcrves tho warm approbation of the American people.

That the perpetual disturbance of the country should be condemned; that the Ohio legislature has been coinif from had to worse. That the nifimorie. i.f tha AnA protest against the exoulsmn of living com- radesfrom public offices to gratify partisan pur poses. I hat the convention send greeting to the President of the United Ktatcs and our Itepublican members of Congress, and cordially thank and honor them for the firm ana pauiotic sianu tney navo taken In oppo sition to tne majority or the present Congress, ana we nercoy pledge them our earnest and unaiviueu support, ine nominations proceeded, and Joseph Turney was nominated for Btate treasurer, and Jas. Fullington for board of public works.

YE OUEENBACKEIiS The Iowa state Greenback con lit May el Cami assembled in Des Moines on the 28th Tbe nominee for governor was Daniel bell. licfore tbe nomination was made a dis cussion developed the fact that two elements were present, the straight Greenback, in favor of paying the bonds in legal tender notes, and neiement in favor or paying them in. Kold. silver or legal tender notes. The latter party prevailed, and thereupon tbe Wanello county delegation withdrew from the convention.

Tbe chairman in his address predicted the success of the Green bark party and that Gen. J. B. Weaver would be the workingman's presidential candidate in 188U. Factory Facts.

Close confinement, careful attention to all factory work, gives tbe operatives nalid fsces. poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings, poor uiuuu, ijim-mtb iiTcr, Kidneys ana nrinary troubles, and all tbe physicians and medicines tbe world cannot help them unless they get out doors or use Hop Bitters, made of the purest and best of remedies, and especially for such cases, havingabundanceof health. sunshine and rosy cheeka in them. JVone need suffer if they ill use tbem freely. They cost but a trifle.

See another column. tor a canai via with locks, and that connect Lemon Bay with the port of Panama. The Congress will decide be- rween the two routes, 1.