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% raiMfrsearir j cOREs .8 NcarnUrlu. TMTos, Tlmi'lnche, I I)iaTrha\a, V.n:ls, Sorori^vi, H lameness, r.urn-v, S!>rai.is Jj Toothache, Sr ilk Wo:n U, 8 0 Sure fJ i;roa1, I icers, (>raise>?, jj J Uhcu:u.itis;n, Hemorrhages,! 1 r.Tc:. .1 i UNO 3 eKI E iK?j 1 J?%i \&2 * rARQ^J--^ & "W-r7 r ' v,"r "T' ^ Ponn'a Agricultifnl Works, | .9&1 * ^ 1 YorUi \ t N\ Ma?n/ i / < ' '<. / i! St.iiiil trtl Jj ?>> l'r*\5. , Agriiu>iur;<i 1in|?U?ncnts i v & ? __ < t cr.su beyond coarrET1TIOTC. iTcliis' i% Tip, ' jn r.-0* ?? I j it I .11 k?\ cq 1 4 a t' i I. A * ^ ,!o l" ;l at tVi K ' ?J Pro-; r \roif ttiTlrnipitp ?!roui T. nrrili r.i??l Hp t'JH ? v t*i/ lutha J"irVct Wcaro t?rr|*i*rf t K Jj lo U.iOa ?it i?*Tecp. t r'.'fi n*?l K io i>r !rn i !?;><.vify 'v ? ?MclU* \, A#Mrc*a jjl A.PlLI "5 A CO., Pittsburgh, Fa. j* *Vj wtij *i. i, i i w s i ; ^ i*wri, 1. }{ f 1 '. -\ i '. 'i?- '... V i \ t < l i.;ter?, A / f. ? ' M j.r i'J ln.'i..;ll l'rm.\'?< tv ?ui'. i.it liuutur ?uil. ^ '|Q - _ . | V . . ,_ ,- : \_y 'U'JK ?| *jo|U?<| r i ^ t |. j.i3n.:<; X<| l?|?S *?i"?n ?| J * /,, ' Tr> M,Jr> -^"'1 ft;,. ?$ T-Z ~J" "'" ?C t\ |?r.it "y' I' /) ">,. l?apit'Mji.u J*"" II?>II ?|' ? !? Htuj if ?_ jp o tj" rv z: ~j 3 !HOr?SE AWp CAT 1 LK POWBCRS, > WZh. <f# hfr t'Aj./ s < ' **. - > ..?v- *?v Will enro or prevent * ^ KCr^i/X^. ?4*?<*.& c5*&ry Txyr ^V--T /^X-*dS/ \Jv?i}(*~CdJ. sQTTzj \/ ,. (f y J~> itt^'ist .^rV- o> *- / c V y^At/| V-T/~* As our advertiser has not made lit* ftdvcrtln?fTirnt nltoiMlirr distinct, we will Interpret Mid olab> *Rte it as follows: 1C. 15. FOO TK, M. !>., Author <>f I'lnln Ilomo rolk, M diet I Oommnn Srn*?, fseleneo in Story, etc., J'.'O I.< xiugton Avenue (cor. East ?-tl? Street), New York, an Iniiki'KNI>knr Physician, tjent.- all fortun of l.lnytrlwj or Chronic piscuse*. and receive* letter* from nil ports of Hi* X2XYlt.ir.KI> W'OKM). Ily lit- orif/liKtl tray of nortiluctiuK b Modienl T'rneXice. lie is successfully trrntliiif numerous patients in I'tiropo, the Wcf.t ItKlies, Dominion of f'.i iinilii. nii.t in ia rv uni t of 1 lie United State*. INTO M JCTtCTJIMA.1* Or dclcterlotu dnip*a lived. JI" ha*, during the pa*l twenty three year*, treated muoeAsfiijly 11 f:y or <juit? 40,bob file's. AH f i t * oonneetod with each ea*e are carefully recorded, whether lin y bu coininunicAted l?y letter or In person; or ol> -erved by the Doctor or hi* v associate physicians. The latter are all soientiljo \ urcdical men. \ 1I0W INVALIDS AT A DISTANCE \ Are treated. All inval ds at a di-.tanco arc required \ V> answer a ll?t of plain questions, which elicit* every \ .symptom tnnler wiiieh i invalid ntfTers. All com\ fitliii'- ili'iii* tffitfil utrio.h/ ioijlilentiul, A fiopiplct* \ system of ivy. tcrin" prevent* mistakes or confusion. \ J.ist of question* sent live, on application, to ntsy |>ait J of the worl l. 8 \ty po.ro pamphlet of Kv11>i s< k* or I 8ot!CKSH, nlfio rent tree. Ad the?o testimonials aia I from those who have b 11 treated by mail mo! express, AnviCK i.* oi l tott, on uv uaii., muu op ciiarus toil on or AddrciM \ DR, E. B. FOOTE, I No. 120 Lexington Ave., N. Y. I io Sell J)rpoo!cs PUvn ]fo:nc lalk nodNcdiCiil Ccrtiuicn. A'cnsc;Als<j ] > J)i'looks Science in Story. I lor Particulars address Hurray] lili i'uLiisinn^ lom^niy 170 fccl / _ NUW V'?KK._ Dr. Lorgcr'tt Tonl? Bowel and liio P.lis. These pills are an Infallible retpedy for ronst'pallon and piles, can sol by vyoakiess or nippies 1 01 of tho pcristilltc mot on of tile bowels. They very pi nt'y Increase the aetiv ty of the iiiUsthpd can p. or ditco soft i tools and relievo piles at one. Thin - n il* lutvd I boon cared t>y thooi. i'ricn &0 cents. v in by I on I OCeipt of price. Prepared only by I' A I.('Ill I) I ilRIOIIARDT, 1'iiAit.MaCisr, ! : PQUItril AVk.suK, Jx'kw Yoitit City. I Or. .Berger's Compound Fluid I.::truct cf fthubarb and Dantdsliou, The best combination of purely voir. tab ni'dirlne* ft oiuinxy repuico v a ? :i< <>r < i . i. i mr ... a I *.iio liv w, iucrtMsn llv (1?>\V t?f 1>..??. nn*l it n n "vr.i at onus torpidity of ?he liver, 1> I <>n ; \> l i <t Mini ooivtipatluii. nn I lilt* ni^ir.,' fn . uttoh rs | dyipflpul.i. hick hi'wl ictii', li. tnl. nee, ? !< T!:i' t iTcc11 venoa* of tK i P."Clmet will i> ji oved, vi ?il>'v. a' 01 < o V. the pit^nt, n* '"lie or two i--tr- ;.i. diifllevnt t? <]|oar th?s ciAnp'cxion !> ' mt fully, no 1 ) Implcc aod xtaiiia t i>y i v?r ir . :iin* Prion &1 |er l?>ttlr. ft bittlc.i, ?'?; will l> Kopt m rue int <>f I he ptire to nnv inMrc^ fr of eti..r,.'f\ 1 * t only l.y V AMMlKl) HF.iriJ MM)T, I'JURMAc mi. -W 1 'HUM * ivtNt'k. Nkw Vohk ('ik jdlf you WiiU lo yjow Vegetables for 6alo> Ejl I Gardening for Profit! I *' If j ou with to become a Commercial Florist, H 4 read | Practical Floriculture !? ,?jlf you wi- *i to Harden for Airiueemeqt or H X*-' ?? for Homo Usoouly, rcud i ; |Gardening for Pleasure!I " a i.T, BT Peter Henderson, *4i I'li -i? ; 1-0 o.u li, jioht-oai/l, by utail.H r.l Our Combhud Catalogue for lf>76, of U G k. VCRY THING I roRthe i?3DEN!l Cont 1'.' > to fit Applicant o. I t od CsttilogQM of 8&ds H ir 175 int'fl (<> ) Htiiu t . font wu))ntit clMrgffl 1 of :iiiy of tho abovo thrcvl ' pj1 . .Mt to a!! 6tb> is ou rocvi()tof &0lE f'L rt\ ? nj I V- c}kfifc | j Cortiiiudfc fitr?e . | m :u yokk. | BHBBBHF'. the | ik >1111y nkwsj T. \\. J510A TV, SATUKDAY, WAY 27, 1*70. eorrespon deuce of the VIorry News.] Washington, D. O., May 2;3, 1870. Political .matters appear io have as-, sinned a more livtly lone since (Jonstress jnr<> t regularly to wo tic alter its ! '*(Y nU-miiul" trip to Pnlladelphia. Blaine seems to lie the lavorite of I tin- Uepuluieans, hut, tl is dillioull to I say, who as yet, is the bright paitieular star of the Democracy. 'J he fact sci ins to he that the Bads are reduced J to a yery small number out of which to choose a man whose record will bear investigation; while the Demo j crats on the other hand have ko munv who would till the Presidential chair with credit to himselt and honor U> [ the country that it, is hard to make an invidious distinction in selecting the j man who shall bear their banner in : ^ t iie coining contest. While personal i J preferences and local -attachinents are more cnlirely in ordci tlu-rc can be but ! [ little doubt that tjie entire party will , 1 he a perfect unit alter the nominal ion j at ?St. Louis. 11 thereover w as a country that needed the best eS<rtjon? nl I its citizens to wipe out, the loul status J upon its escutcheon and restore the purity ot its name so loujly disgraced by the party in power the last eight j years, it, is t his. j The student ol history io coining <ri I u I'u I 11 > 11K U 1. I 11! 111 >? I' in i?;1(ilil>.lmii'li' A ll( II III' leads till! paOC I hat I JL*? J < 1 s 11 ie si ?11 y < >1 11 > 11 a y. ] i (; will * I "J? 1 < > < man el at. tin; Uiihlu.-diino' elJYont ry, ! I he proved dishonest v, and reckless knavery ?>l the political party tliai 1 now trout nils' t lie destiny of a nation. I I * ? . w i I he ?i Ji I aid !e<| I icense allowed and so > | I reel v indulged in by lite i>epuhlicftn I ellieia'.s has never hex n rnnalcd by tin* l ] servants ol (he most coirupt governj incut thai ever existed. And (lit; vioI lent, on' races and cold h|onded murders now Injun perpetrated in i he ex. tiviue Siiii li, solely lor politieaj pur poses, n'e without a parallel. That, ' tin; seej),-s now beino enacted in Ian; I I isiuna and M is.-issippi have hecn plan j ma! lor selfi-.li emls and party purposes hv iMl pel-h>o?r?i ,s, such as .Moiey ] . (f ill iomnc fji/ixs, it? loo apparent in | I dcn\ . The inauilcsl policy nl such I men is to stir Up slide between the | in Lrt'o and his tormei* inasier, or he- . t Ween I lie Jlalive ,Soij I Juruer and the! I or 111 e r slaves, is carried out, ' ? its lu|- | lest extent, lo|* 11 is uu'y hy u?* 11 means the eajpet b.ijfger can |n?pe to , earrv an i-leei ion. j I he uepuh'iean papers are jubilant | *o\ el' I lie <1 Iselo.MI l e allei l I no | |H> ] )oo|* j keeper nl l)|e I Jni|*e, The New Voili j II rQt'lil sa\s I in re is ihi- il I ll'erenee I I helween the 1). timcra's and tin- lie- I I publicans lo he Muled; Ihe lol'Uler | j havipo discovered their servant'* inr liiness piopo-e promptly to leinove him ; the latter re nincd i u i heir scrv ice a corruptlonisl an xniorious as Mill Kino, and w hen t uei r 1)noi keeper, who had taken $la,(H)0 lor admit tino |,?t < i by est* lo I iie lloor ol Ihe Mouse, Was j 1 I .. .1 iO I'll I i j rrinovcii irmii i in' ?>ujci' n mrii in- 11;i>l prostituted, l iiisi'i) lilt* how el llial lir w:is "a j?iii?r imc armed union soldit r" ' 111111u11 tlii* linil) hail been lopped I'll by a Mu-lii^an saw mill. Tlii* committi'U on expenditures in tin- 1 )cpartiiicnl ill .Justice have ap- i 1 I >? >i II11*11 ;; suh committee III proeecd In 1 N'c tv \ in k ami com ituic i lie in\estio.'ition ol allejo'd election frauds in lh.it ; cit y ilcVi'lnpcil hy t lie * I est i irony ?>I ; 1 )cvanpm 1. A special committee also has been appointed t?? investigate Mr. I 'ri'l^elanil, I'. S. Consul at Havana, j \vh< sc name was mixed tip with t he i transaction ol jlon^bton the coin nit- ' tee clerk, Uepresenintivo Hewitt who was | deputed to pit pure the report on tien. i Sehenek, has eotnpleteil it. ami will lay tt. before the committee on Korcj?in relation at its next meeti??uf: The report aetpiiroN (len. Sehenek ol inten- ! \iono 1 Iraml but censures hint severely i lor the niter impropriety ol his whole connection with the Manna mine, ami his entire 1 u k ol perception til propric* tie* ol his ollico Two tm n were killed at the Capitol yesterday hy the explosion ol "its in one ol the committee rooms. It up peaih there w;ih a leakage i" the pipes aii'l on hoiiijx into llio room one of r? w them lighU?l a match causing the ex. plosion. N ICMo. OI K K A I)IX MiTTEK. [From Oar Own (Joi respondent .J Nk\V VoitK, May 10, 1870. Til K GAMIC op "poi.o"? .FoUKTII OK JUI.Y IN NICW YOIJK ? LOUD MANIOC* VII. I. K?iiiil.I. GATH HoWKn'h K.\l'UI.>lON FUoM ri.VMol'TII CIIUKCII ? WOMAN'# DKI'AIITMIiN'T AT Til 10 I'liN* TKNMAI,* *TIHC "KOI'KTII ' IN Pllll.A. DKM'll IA A K lit A I, 11, RUMINATION G K,\ I. U A I, PllOG It 1CSS. MM... I ' i?v inu'.-i ?'AUIll'llil'll I rlllll'liu men ol fort iiiiu and sporting proclivities is the inireduction by Mr, James Gordon lionuoll ol the game <>l "polo" winch i* the old lashioued ball game I of "shinncyWilli the iinprov-' ment ol mounting the players on horseback, ll ha* long be?n a (avoiito in Knglnnd and now bids lair to prove li e mmihulion oi the season aL Jerome l'aik, where extensive mounds have been devoted lo its practice. The i'olo Club are ending an elegant house which will be nady lor occupancy about lhe Istol June. Mentiine Mr. Ihmnett has imported twenty-three mustang points from Mexico, and practice guinea are played twice a no inn w el in a week. The latest occurred on the' !7lh icst., and was |>ailicipatcd in hy Messrs. I Jen net t, (Ji isu old, 1'. Del mom, Augustus day, Schuyler Crosby, ilowland Kobldus ami 1). Moure, on the one side, opposed by Sir IJache Canard ?an expr i ienced English player-?-aided by Messrs J-)ou<dcss, W . Thome, .1. Molt., John Kane and A. Somciwilte. lyoid Mandevill acted jim umpire and awarded two panics in Mr. Uenneu's parly and four to Sir JJaobc Cueai d's. The game is a very lively one, reqnning excellent horse-manship and great physical endurances. The tough, airy lit lie mustangs, not over fourteen hands high, seem to enter into the spirit ol the spoil with great vim, while occasional collisions, to sav nothing ol sharp luuws Irmu I ho inalIfis, aimed iii the hall, hut, li?*litiii? ??n j I ho hands and lej?*? <>l 111 players, i v?ivc moat animation to tlm <jauie am] am uscincuJ. to the spectator*. A in itch ;> mn# will ho played hy the oluh ahout .1 iino 1-t lor a silver oup, ami a very close ly contested aJl'air may ho aniiciijaU'if. Coihaui will or h.-hialo tho approach ioo Fourth oi .July up n a most, extensive scale, jM'iici'outil \* "hlasplicinimr I lie ox priiw," ami Lfoinjjj in lor a i*e 11 ti 1110 juhiloo. Tim City Fathers! have mil \ ct announced their pro- j l>c iniiim, luit "wo, iho jmople,'' love ] already lakou hohl ?>t iho mailer, ami the Now York Cciitonni.il Committee lias sounded tlu'opening note oi pro-1 paraiion. At the F'll h A venue I Iotcl, ! a low ovoui'?o,s since, Thurlow Wood, August us Solit II, < ion. 1'i'anz Sijjfol, I )r, Kiipp uior, ('ol. liush Hawkins, : liusscll S.c^e ami oilier distinguished o'' i/.ens uiatio patriotic -pooches ami appointed coin nut ors on pyrotechnics, hotli ooiuhiislitdo ami oratorical; linauijoh, print int#, decorations, procession, etc.; look ui* subscriptions ami generally masked mil iho main features ol a oicraiit io. "Jul ilieal ion. (Mil'? nu n ;u o makintr merry over a praol icul lesson in ropu hlioan iipiulity aduiinisteta d yosici'iay ic Cord Alandeiillo, a soiuii ol I hi t is 11 nohiliiy, hy an uutcrriliod .Ann lioan clii/cii ol the ma'ore am* ol tuolvo. Tim yminsier was allraoloil hy Ins lordship's Kttiu I'iii'j; uot.up ;is ;i represent a t i \ o oi ilm ('oai hiiio' 1 luh, and siijit^estcd thai he \\?> i?i < 1 make a poworlu' attraction in 1 hi i am in's show. Ills irate lordship s'Mirk ilio audacious ami irreverent, juvenile. who i mined i,i ul v showed liulit. Sauoiiinai v la soils v.'/'ir iho /*> r ^ l \ i 111 e< I h y l In1 l V> sill1 has, ;i ti< 1 I i|c iirnha'ole M Mill will lie licit ins lordship ?\ I 1 make t lit1 sii <] 11;t'11 SI lU'l' nl :i | 1 * diee.1 list iee and nl it ;iin si nne f I?!fiI till-as reoardioo Anienran instil utiuiis, I i'sjii i'iallv hi t ln> I "i nlimiial year. in niitW'iiiUt i?> (I III Mil' ^ininl "Imu nut"' w In M t die lied ( i.lli' (\|i|iisiic takes 11l.'lec, I lie residents of A-tniia ale ni'iiinn into a stall* nl nival tre|?i ilatlnJI, MiniKill nl tin' lain dest I'lle linn i ii'i'ii - i 111 K'i I hi New .Jersey 1>V niaiit powder, tlie A-11it'ians anlieipate tlie Ii11;11 i ml nl all tilings, as lar as I lie V U'l' i'ni iee I ned, and "desira Ide H"?ideiii'esM may la* had ai absurdly Invv li n i| I'es. I'.inies Seek I M n elinaide summer ijiiarlers slmuld sei/.e iijem lliis njipoi tunit v, lor, ai'iaiidinuj In lieil, Newton W 11 n i* e 11 o| u ee ri u jjr this I'lllc all ill', It \\ 111 lie lln "a|V;|| sliak"" tiller all. lie does imt even think the shnck will I a' 11 11 n jinn i he r i ver hanks, and in order to manifest his laith in tlii' dietume nl soieiiee, :inn?uinees his iuteiitinn nl staudiuo within two hundred and tilt y feet, nl the shall when i.he ore:il upheaval lakes |daee. 1 lie "City ?I" t'h irelu's" is in quite a lIllll'TO! o\ritoin< nl over I lie ? \ 11 tl i . > I' > 11 ot Mr. 11. 1 >o won Iroiu IMymouth members tip. 11 is proposition :?> it'll Mr. I hoeher all 111? knows, in I In* pivsenee of a i bird puny swan to seeresy, having been i ? jeeted, nothing rein ini"il lor tin- bretlueii Inil summary ejneliou ol I In' 1 ?<*I>1 iuft-1'?*llt. brother, wlinh was accordingly done with all duo formality. Hut, the end is not yet; like llanquoK ghost, ex.hrolhot' lh>\ven will "not down,1' and while ho admit* thai it Plymouth (.'lunch is salisli *d, ho ought to be, iio suggestively intii mates that, 'Mhoir troubles .iro not yol | ended." Pint.AUi.iMiiA, May 20. The w oiinn's department is being {gradually enriched with valuable contributions, and ere long will prove one | ol tin* mo?i notsvorthy lenlures ol tin* ! great exhibition In many icspectsii , is already a leading att raei ion, and we have promise ol numerous desirable ! additions to its art treasurers. Am >i;g I these may be named tin* intended contributions trom Miss llosmcr, whose fame as it seulptor is a matter ol national pride. In a latter addressed HO II It' tlUlO Hlllt'C to .Mrs. Ill I IcHplC, '.>1 tht' Woman's ('entem.ial Committee, slit; announces her intention ol sending, among other works of art, a group ot sculpture which will occupy a space | ol lour ami a halt hy six loot in area, land eight toot high; representing Kmancipaiion, or, as suggested hy the j inscription upon ' ho plinth, "The Aliican Sihyl torosha lowing the freedom 1 ol her race," the largest, ideal statue I yet executed hy .Mi?js llosmer. There will also be a copy of Lord Blow nlow's gates, which measure ten leet in width hy seventeen lout, in height, ami present sc\ cut y-onc figures representing the animal ami vcgelahle kingdoms, In addition to the a hove there will be a marlde touniain, executed tor a patron ol art in fcNin hi an eisco; together w ith hronzc copies ol some previous productions ot acknowledged merit. The natural expectnlfon is that 01 the approaching Fourth ot July th( M EWS: MAY 27, lb city <>l Philadelphia will present an extraordinary blaza ot glory; in fact I!?? iiiUMilion is to extend ihe anniversary celehrat ion over a )?i i i?? .1 ot some two weeks, during which time nnliniitim 1 manifestations ol patriotic exultai tier. \\ ill be the or ler ol the d iv ? and night?and in order to nlTord the American K *jjjli* unohsti ueted oppor Innity to take a bird's eye view ot the i i .set lie, it is |>i oposed to illuminate the entire city ? in>l by ordinary gas I lights and tallow dips?but by an I j aerial irradiation whieh will permeate j every nook and cranny ami brit g every object ot admiration into bold i re l ie t 'l itis grand seheme is to be cfl* cted I by Mr. VV . I*Sehroeder, ol aeronautic celebntv, w ho proposes to the Philadelphia eity Fathers a plan ol illuminating the entire municipality by means of calci.iin lights ami I'eilecUtrs, . displayed from his ''air ship," at, an ' all it ode ol some live or six hundred ! feel. The cost ol the opera* ion would | bejess than one iliousand dollars, and ! aside trenn the questioned economy [ the novelty ot the idea would he in : appropriate keeping with the countless | wonders which laseinate as at every turn in the gratest exhibition widen the world has ever seen. While v el h;d descriptions <>| the great Inhibition are "thick as leaves in \ a I loinbrosa." good picl cntl represenlations are I?y ' ? means equally eominon. 1 he illustrated papers eonlain man v credit able productions, but in the whole range ol the engravers art u i1 hare seen notion!' to sin nass tin- ) ~ I 111 i i ?41 illustrations in Harper* \\ eekly. An i-Hi?*i?-111 corps ol aitists | and ciioi:i\ el s is m.ii nt amcd at toe Kxhihilion and all lin* most attractive] teat III cm nt (lie jrrand display are promptly lino accuraU'ly represented. 1 A*- an evidence (d m u-pap. r enter | pris" Llits ma v' la* considered as o| j equal interest wit 11 t lie most alt racl i ve | h-ai tire ut the threat show itsill, and I part ies luni'f ;il a d i si a nee and unalil le j to visit ]'it iladc] piiia, slioa Id not tail In' procure the sueeessive numbers, ami ihcrel.y preserve a eoinplelc record ol ihe tii eai Kx Idiotion. K .w > i x. (i rant's Foolish Mi tea I. I >ni'inlx a recent at t aek ol "nnn a I "in I ol the hrain 4 it'll, tii nit threatened that it the Consular and I )i plotn it it; hid tailed I localise ol a deadlo* U 1 eI Ween the two I louses, he would withdraw all 11'e M misters and Consuls and let t In* ser\ ice on to tie* dons, in ordei to I.lino edinnt upon the i) mocivi'ie ; party tor the pinposcd ret reiiehiueni. This menace was iutcinhd to operale i o'l the llc.ii^e ol II- present ail s. and ) , to hri ;uj about a coinprouitse sali-hic toiy to tin' Administration. We preI sun.e ii will tail id any riled wiate\ er. N o 111 i ii eould happen to this hraneh . id the luihlie si i v ice wdiii it would ! Itimv ell'eet u.'ilK- t'.\|m>mi its iiiiiiiIii v ] :111< 1 extravagance t U:t11 111? extreme cullrs<- 11t'oii<i?t'>I 11v tin-* Ihcs ?lcii'. In lut, it is i in* licsl r:i11i -:iI reiiudy tor exi.-t iiiix abuses liitt eoitl I he adopt *- 1 * lop I ilK'C MoppCtl, till* ('.till lit I'V Would lie I?ri*nsjJ11L to M'i' the uhseueo ol :iiiv , |ii'ctex t tor thi'si* rosily sinecures, ami j : would cotil|it*I a thorough rcoi'oaiiiz.i | : lion of tin; whole <lij?lom;il to mu! ell in cry. In Kuropc the diplomatic service is 1 now maintained chtclly !'s 11 means ot . jiciisioiiiiio the younger sons til I Ik j I noliilii v, ami t>l opening the doors to {another cla>* who, hv their newly . aetjU'li'tl Wealth, exercise lar^e polit i! eal tnlliieiiee and seek social advancement. lhploinilio ministers have beI come little more than oHicial tuei-sen- I oers, who carry letters to court, de: live1' ntessatres to the sovereign, and serve as tionre heads al cereittonies, Ihey have little, if any, responsibility. | All the meal negotiations are ccndiijj te<l directly through the Cabinets. In this county tne lienors t?l dipolinaey at reserved lor needy politicians, j ex (inventors out ol employ ineiit, seed v , Clem rals, ami lavoritcsol the Adminis ' nation till" I 111' 1 I in II 1 i 111 r M'i... I " - - " - " '"& 1 I j volumes ?>I so-called dcspalches which ikif |*11hiishcd ai large cost c\cry year, ; art- lilli'iI wiili the init>*t d rca i y, nhsurd, ! anil liduulotts siutl", which has Iiccoiiic tin.* lauehliig slock i?l Congress ami r i' ! tlm country. They show lliat our ior*-1ur11 M inist crs have really nothing to I (1<>, ami would lie lar hotter oil at home helping to raise crops. W c i should at. least la* spared the cxltihi. tionol vulgarity in a ropresertsitive I lonu, ami save the salaries paid to the I . . 1 C r auiers ;iii' 1 Ih:il crow oi ill mannered ad veil' ures. Nearly ; H llit* important ditlercnccs helwccn llu* United Stales and and tol'cign (iovcrnne.nl8 ha\e heen settled I)y special agents or commission*. Mr. Webster, as Secretary ot State, negotiated :it Washington the northeastern i boundary treat y with l.'id Ashburiou, who was specially detailed tor thai ' duty while Mr, Uox was the resident. Uruish Minister. The recent treaty tor the settlement of the Alabama elaiins was made by a Joint Commit*, sioti. 1 Steam and the ocean telegraph have i 'changed the practical duties ot diplo macy is they lormerely existed, and , have lett only an official tbrni remaining without real an hst since. It the whole system was abandoned, and special agents substituted when needed, and only then, a useless expenditure would be cut off, and a return to the simple habits ot tine republican government would follow. As it is, we are constantly growing into thu * habits of imperialism and monarchy, *76. and following in ilicit* loolsteps at best w ill] a very poor imitation. Consul* are necessary ah tlm ministerial olllcers lor executing the laws <>1 llie I 'niu d States in tuivign countries r? lat ing to commerce. 1 I?v.*y admin* , isler these trusts as they happen to ho good or had., capable or ineoin.pel.ent. J liul the assumption that I hey create con11liiToe iii any way is as strained as | it. would ho to say llial the Postmaster | ol this city .creates t ti ? correspondon-cc ! that passes through his idlioe. J lie llonso hiil lias abolished the salaries ol a small number or Consuls, whose olliccs made no returns at all equivalent to their compensation. Consular agents who are j?aid by the i tees eoileeited, take their places audi perform the duties ot the Consuls. 1 heir I unctions are precisely the same, | and commerce is no way affected by I the change ot names, while the Treasury is helped by the stoppage of a j JJ.igiaul extra xngatice. We hope, ! therefore, the 1'resident will ti lit i a I eliauce to make his threat good, by | recalling ihc unsightly collection ol : Ministers and Consuls he lias sent' abroad, and setting lhem to wolk as j producers and not as i?!!? consumers at tJjt* public expense.? x\r. J . >Suu. *'Al.is, Poor \ uniA!'* We clip tlir followiiig choice morsel from Patterson's oi'^au, the National l?ei?u hhcan: '"It is said that Mr. Hardy Solomon, of Columbia, late president ol the South (Carolina bani\ an 1 trust company, lias prepared a lengthy and highly interesting statement upon financial affairs in thai slate, in whirl. Chainherlatn, Canlo/.o and others figure conspicuously. Hi* describes in lurciide ti-rins the schemes whereby I lie 'i Hoi mccP ili'cccd 111s bank and rendered a suspension necessary. Mr. Solomon declines to give publicity to this paper at present, but, will lay it before the public during ihe approaching campaign it C'hanibei lain dare to become a candidate for re-election.1' Mr. Solomon will also explain tie mod us operandi of the falsification ol Ins hooks, as sivuiii to by .Mr. ."Sawyer, lie will explain the irreconcilable eoi.lrad ictions between his own t csi iinony a:.d his book-keeper's, and will unravel tbe inyaterious disappearance of (lov. Scot i's money, \\ liiclt was I nt under the tied for safekeeping. I>y all means U-l ns have something to ad; about during l;.e coming summer. 'I'I... i. t 'i* lv. ....... 1.1 i ii" 111 > *?i \ <u a \\ i \ >\ i mi i^i not. interest ns halt so much us the story ol tin* way these precious aposi les ot 11 -14 i iii h.i\e brought this honor. >l)lc 111:i>t to t In- lo ink ??t tinaneia 1 i hi.i.? ( uio/i- Herald. STAbi; liOLJIiKllV IN TKXAS. Two Coaches Stopped and the Passengers riundered <?f alxuit $7,000. (I a t.v Ks'fis, Ma v 10. ? A stage and two hacks lull ?>l passengers have been stopped by three high way-men on the open pi ?iil ie, eighteen miles west, ol l)allas. Uelore finishing their work another hack lull ol passengers came up, hut on heing ordered to Stop the driver put whip to the horses and eseaped Several shots were fired by ihc lobbeis, and one ot' them followed i he hack some distance. The tire was returned hy he passengers, but no one u as hurl. As s.'on as the robbers secured the booty, which n is reported amounted to $7,not), they shot their own horses, uioiiiiI'mI the best ones belonging to i he stages and lode oil'toward the In < 1 i :t n 11 ;t l i < > 11. Kroin t lii! description given it is supposed tliey were the Mime party wlui leeently captured the S:i11 Antonio stages. Ten men started m'pm>uit ol the robbers, and were ?oily L< n minutes behind them early this !tn<>rning ,'lt* Oraplaiue I'ruric. l' loin descriptions given it. is believed they are the James brothers. 'ITi entile country is aroused, and their capture is considered certain. And now the Detroit l'\ec /Vc.'tf has to tell an anecdote. "Olive Logan ' wrote," so says that trustworthy jourI nal, ' 'Mrs. (traot is a sweet, darling, i little woman.' Olive Logan's husband j is at once nominated tor a tat office. I Olive Logan is mightier than the e o | sword." There is a neatish turn in this, and ! it reminds us ot i he way Judge Want came to he appointed Ohio! J ustico ol the Untied Stales, lie lived at Tole do, in Ohio, and there the Society ol ilie Army of the Tennessee eaino tc hold its annual meeting. President (iiant at tended, and Mr. Waite was cho>eu hy the citizens ot the town t< deliver an address of welcome. In tin course ot this addrcsss he wound U| eloquently with the declaration thai "pei.ee hath her victories no less re now tied than war." This struct I 11nuns fancy. lie felt that it was at original idea of Waiters. It rcmainei in his mi lit 1 as something very fi no: am j by ami by, whtn his friend Williaim was rejected on account of liis lilth | lamlaulel, and it was necessary t< I nominate a new man foi Chief Justice the memory of this remarkable sen tencc rose so strongly before the i ill a g , inalion ol the President lliat he de t'-raiined to nominate Mr. Waite; am that is .he way our present eveellen Chiel Justice got his appointment, ?-v. r. A Woman Floating in Fiuk. ?Mr. Thomas I.aml, living in Pamlico connly about twenty miles Irom tl,is city informed us Saturday lli.it on Fiiihty night, alter he h id retired, he In aid \ his dogs balking luriou.-ly in the yaid ^ and went to the back door to ascertain the cawse. 4 hi opening tire d<?or h ! bight met. his gaze whkdi livzo his blood. Ju.d in front of him ? so close \ that Ik1 could loci the heal ? was suspended in the air a large ball of fin* about the sijce and in the shape of a woman. On his making an cxol unaiion of horror his wile became ularnn4C' and rushed to the door to see what was the matter. When she discovered the fire woman (we v. ill call it) ^ |le immediately fainted. Alter puitinohis wile on the bed, Mr. J.and informs us, be Iwscame so bighienod at what be had seen that he laid down and "covered up. head and cars." Shortly alter the ball of fire pissed around bis bouse, and, alt bought the night was a daik one, Mr. Land says one could easily see bow to pick up a pin in any part (d the bouse because of the great flood of light Irom the lire worn in i ? *Vnt tS/iell, fietcbcrn^ Ar. C\ X Rich Woman's lljird late. It is highly probable that the widow ol Alexander T. Stewart will be | annoyed and jierseeated be\ond mens. me by the bcirgars ol various degrees, I'Vi'ii now that .J udge (l i lion is < in ployed to as.-ist Jut in disbursing il. It | she ii til retained the whole she could j not, during her lilc, give away m?>re than I he uu rest, fraction ot the interest ot her vast. lortune. It she knew on whom to bestow it, ami occupied her ; time in making small donations, she j could lint give it all rway dining her 1 lifetime. Suppose she were worth * $50,000,000, and to disburse only the interest, she eoilld g<u ?-i? 1 o| slujmO n j day, or $1,000 every working Inutr. In other words she eould perpetually I give away ?ti? :t minute lor leu hours I ol every working day atid never touch the piineipal! it resolved to transfer l to others the entile lortune, il would i take her a year it she counted out $0.50 j a second. In $100 l?i 11 -j, laid end to end, it would leach Ironi the Mattery to Central l'ark. I' divt let! into $1 { bills, And k'pt al compound interest, : neither .M s Stewart imr any single j or success us could ever count it and give it away, even il the counting j were continue I lor thousands ol years I und each counted as last as possible, j II it was all ?10 bills, and a tliiet j should get access to the pile and take one biil a minute, it would require more than thirty years lor him j to capture the tor'niie. On the whole, I Mrs. Stewart and lur legal C? relnis are not to be envied. ? j\\ io itnil Li rap)'tic. The 4* Housekeeper" of Our Health. The liver i tin* great, depurating or blond cleaning organ ol' the system Set, the great housekeeper ot i in health at ivoik, and the foul corruptions which gender in the blood and rot out, as it. were, the machinery (>1* lite, are gradually expelled from the system. For ibis puipo.se. Dr. l'ic ice's (iolilen .Medical j Diseovtry, with small daily du.ses of Dr. | Pierce's I'leasnnt I urgative Pellets are preJ eminently the atlicles needed. '1 ley emo i every kind ot iiuinoi from Hie \v? ru scrofula to the eonunon piiuple, Idoleb or ei option. viie 11, i:iu iui; uicers Miidiy ileal under I heir mighty cuiutivc influence. \ indent blood pois ?lis t liat 1111 k in (Ik* system are l?y thain robbed ol t loir to.rois, and by iliei1* persevering and somenbat protracted use the most tainted system may be completely lenovated and built up anew. Jvularged glands, tumors and swellings dwindle away a id disappear under tbe influence ol their gieat resolvents, bold by all dealers in medicines. "Claud.-, a child about three years old, was greatly aflhete I with sores on bis legs and I'eet, so that lie could not wear bis shoes and stockings. Had a great deal of trouble wiili him. Had tiled many remedies inetleoLi naily. At last we. tried the (iolden Medical Hiseovcry, uial in about three weeks be was 1 entirely cured, Ins sores were all healed, ami I health much impioved. Kespectl'uily yours, J. \V. IJOYLIl, | Vermillion, bdgar Co., 111.,.Jan. liVtli, Jb7o. BIXBY'S "BEST" BLACKING. A Combined Polish Blacking and beal!ier Preservative. Mxp its ar.d I'lofessioiial bootblacks in New York, and all other large, cities where j this blacking has been introduced, acknowlI i dge its superiority over all imported or domestic blackings in use, as an hlcgant l'oli sb j and Conservei ol Leather. NOTICH. I bixby's "best" blacking; >:as a lied and Lino Label. Do not be deceived l?y accept ing our Standard" blacking in place ol 'best.' i lie Standard basilic table stamped into the I Lin cover This hraml is made to compete with other Aineiican ami French blackings, but is iuleri: or to our "best." bixhy's "best" blacking will save its entire [ Coal in lh<" weal' ol your boots ami shoe*. llOUSKKKHl'UKS 11 Try Bixby's I'renoh Laufitlry Blue, ; IK SIFTING BOXES. ? 1 The most convenient ami economical pack? i age, ami tlie* only conihineil bleaching ami , ' i luing Powder in use. I S. M. liiXH V & CO., Mauufachiring Chemists, i "S(>8. l'??> & 17") Washington Mioct, , may '<-0 Aew 1 oik. IIo^s ! II<>?* ! ! Hog* : : ! 4 [ An 1111illibio Remedy. i? , -r ^ AUKKU'S Hog and Chieken Cholera 3 I I* Cure. A ceiluiii Preventative and i eedy Cure lor Cholera and all kindred dis' *l>sos in l?c?^s and chickens. single box ijl.'JO x boxes ijv.OO, twelve boxes fcbUO. 'lllclbANUk CP Pa KM hits iu Pitt, !' Pdgeeoinbe, tin en, liCiiuir, Wilson and I N as)i Counties testily to its cUieaey. , I 'lesliinonials luuiished on aj-ilaaiion. " j A undress, L. J. 1 Al.PLU, 11< j t ietor, ,1.0V IT? Ct. 'I U1C\| T . C.