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. i ., ? Tint peculiar taint or Infec tion which wo rait Hcnor MIA lurks In tho constitu tions of multitudes or men. Jt eltlmr produces or Is produced by nn enfeebled, vitiated stnio of tho Wood, therein thnt fluid becomes Inrnmtielcnt to sustnln tho 2 vital force In their Icorons ftffifa action, nnd lenves tho sys tturnltcm to full Into disorder lnim decay. 1 ho scrofulous ra:coninniinition is vnrimwy Jif caused by mercurial ills. S5" ensc. low "llvinir. ilIordcrcd rrPitTfc . Srr1--"wl J37v" KMfflLlffjm lligCSIIOn iroill llllliwmilj' Hiuil, miuii: mi, iiiui .inn flltliv Imliits, tho depressing vices, nnd, nlovo nil, b- tho venereal Infection. Whatever Iks Im origin, It Is hcrcdltnrv In tho constitution, defending "from parents to clilldrcn unto tho third anil fourth port, cratlonj" lndeed.lt -cents to Iks tho lod of Hint who snvs, " I will visit tho Iniquities of tho fathers upon tlieir children." Tho diseases which It oris Infltcs tnko various names, nrciirdlnf to tho orpins It nttnrks. In tho Iiiiirs, Scrofula produces tulicr elci, nnd nnnlly Consumption j In the tiliinds, swell ing which stinpuriito nnd becomo ulcerous tores j in tho stomach and bowels, derangements which prodiico Indigestion, dyspepsia, mill liver complaints; on tho skin, criiptlro nnd rutanemts nflcetloni. Theso nil having tho snmo origin, require tho samo remedy, b., pnrllirntlon nnd Invlgomtlon of tho 'Mood.' 1'iirifyllio blood, nml tlicso d.ingerom ills. ,. tempers loavo you. Willi fccblo, foul, or corrupted Mood, you cannot havo health; with thnt "lifunf , tho flesh" healthy, you cannot havo scrofulous disease. Ayor'o S&rsapnrilla Is compounded from tho moit effectual nnlidntej that mcilienl scienco tins discovered for this nllllet lug distemper, and for tho euro of tho disorders It cntnll. 'lliat It Is far superior to nny oilier rem nly yet devised, Is known by nil who hnvn given it'u trill. That It does roniblno virtues truly ex inordinary In their effect upon this class of com pi lints. Is indisputably proven by tho crcnt multi tude of publicly ktiorcii nnd rcniarkiiMo cures it has made, of tho following dic.ies: King's Evil or Glandular Bwollingi, Tumors, Eruntionn, Pimplo", BI0W103 and Bores, Erystpolas, Roso 0? St. Anthony's Firo, Bait Hhoum, Dealt! Hood, Cotighi from tttborcnlous denoj iti in tho liuipri. Whilo Srrollingi, Docility, Dronar, IZonrnigln, Ityipepjiaoi' Indigestion. Ephilr nml Byphilitlo Infections, Mercurial DUcaSM, Tomato Wcnktl03S03, nml, Indeed, tho v.holo scries of tomplaints that ntlio from Impurity of lb" blood. Minuto reports of Individual ciiics innv Im found In Ariui'n Aiir.mrAV Almanac, svhlcb is f itrn lIicil to tho druggists for grotullous distribution, wherein may bo learned tho directions for its uo. nnd soma of tho rrmnrknblo cures width It lias ui'ii'o when nil other remedies had failed to iffonl relief. Tlioo cncs nro purposely taken from nil sections of tho country, In onlcr that every render 111.1v hino n'-ress in 101110 ono who can speak" to him of Its liencllts from jicrsnimt CNpcrlcncc. Scrofula depresses tho vlt d energies, mid thus lenM Its vic tims far moro subject to illso.-iso nnd Its fatal results than am healthy cou.titullnns. Ilcnco it tends to shorten, mid does (-really shorten, the nvcmgo dura tion of human lifu. Tho Mist linportniieo of theso miisMcniilwis lias led us to spenil )carx In perfect ing it PMiiedy which Is nibouatu to its cure. This iNO now oiler to tho public under tho 11.11110 of Arm's Ktusu'AiilM.x, ulthnugli It Is composed of Ingredients, snmo of which exceed tho best of Viirs iwdV'ii In nllrratlvo power. Ily its nld you may protect yourself from tho suffering and ilAiicr of ilicsj ilinnlers. l'urgo nut tlm foul corruptions that rot ami fester In tho blood; purge out tho raises of illiic, nnd teorous licnlth will follow, 'Ily Its eeuliiir virtues tills ivnu-dy stimulates tho si'tiil fimetlons, nnd thus cxels tho itliteniKrs which lurk within tho system or burst out on any part of It. Wo know tho public havo liecn deceived by many comM)unds of Sirm'arillii, thnt promised innrli .and iliil nothing; but thoy will neither boileceitcil nor ilUapHiuicil In this. Its virtues havo licen proven by nhuiidant trial, nml thcro remains no -question of Its suipasslng cxrcllcnco for the euro of tho mulcting diseases It Is intended to reach. Although under tho samo name, it Is a very dif ferent iiicilb'iuo from nny other which lias been Ixfom tho M-iplv, nnd is far moro effectual than . !iy other which bus over been uvallaulu to them. CIIEmiY PECTOnAL, Tlio Worlcl'nOrontllomocly for Cougho, Golds, Iuolplont Connuinption, nnd for tho rollor of Consumptive pationt.1 in ndvniioacl ta- gon or tho diauuuo. This bat Ik-cii so long unci nml so universally known, that wo need do no moro than assure tho public that Its qunllty Is kept up to tho best It ever Im beta, nml that it limy bo relied on to do nil it lias etcr done. I'Mjuircd by D11. J. C. Avr.n & Co., Pivcliitil anil AhhIiIImI Chtm'uls, Lowell, Mau. Pold by nil il-ii'wjlsts cvervsvhero, nnd 1 i .., .. 1.....1.1... rnj.l liMhiitn nt Oltl. nnil OSBORK & SESSION S, PURCHASING AND COMMISSION AKouti, mi Culifoiiitu Street, Mini LViuicIkco. Hy.,X. '!U BXTKNSIVIl KXriMtlKNOi: IN 110TII .. ...S.,'.,'.I,',0 tt'' ""'"" trlo. wo foel conll.l.nt Hat la tOU.NTIty ilKIIUU ANTrl ilmlrliix re.l.lnt Kiit, or to an vrestlonsl nircliitr, xucjii offer uirlr lii.uwiurnli. I'-irtlcuUratltiilUm sUvn to cvllnlluni, Ilia urclma nJ si of 1.1-nsl TnJr Nutos, Krsfli, tUiui, 8 Iiik JUclilnm, l.,arullirlMuuctlonitiulrus llio crlcs uf osiisrl ncfl hii.I rrlUllo SKenK, I'urclaws nlltku niilo fr cull only, scrpt In casosof irciJl ujrccuieut la Ilia cuulrary. (5co iU. (Dfibovn, fomiMlf nllh Canttel.l, I'ltrun A Co., wliolouls Js!rs in Bus cMliliiir.Sm Frsiicltcu. . 01. Sceoiono, Formerly with O.It.dulwln & ( wholo.alo groccri2Jia gfHrmWr HtUu ept3lf !! 11 1 .1 ..I I I li . . 1IIHI GHEAT SPOltTSMAX'S EMPORIUM. riiii:u.vi)Kii8iaxi:p itKsi'UCtFUbi.v infoiimstiii: JL public ami lilt fik'li'l Kcucrally, that lie li, lately Ueu lit Sin FrancUa,. nliaiu ho eUcltHlHKlts.ui intent ufmia a:i. cuinuMii iIUoj, lioi-gum, revolvers uf all illlfersnt klwli, ,'Jerrliigeravrtlielile.t 'ilU'nn,ninl all klml. tt ammuiil ttluiis di a. r.irtrlle., prnvuer, ihol; alio, iwvnltMl.uk., a)itaakl)iiinllnUu. uf eiviy suit aml.tze. Alloi.lr will Lull I lei I wllli iruuiiue.., uealneas ami illt ,l4l(li. Tlioliunuf-K'lurlnuuf new rlllesill l Jouo at tlie ,4liurUt iiuilt,, until n tlieiui.t airoYel.t)lo. tlraUful fur put i itionige, I reectfully aollclt a rontlnu .aucsonbaniiiu. ftiuput Ite.l.lmco un Tlilrd t-lieel, ftl.t ,Uuor aouIJi ut U. t Vvi ell's law uiUcv. JOIIK JUI.LEII. Bsptemb.r0lli.lS6i. If. WM. HOFFMAN, NOTARIPUBLIC, & OKFIOi: Firat Uoni- North or llceUmnii'i lloulilng House, Deeds and other Instruments of writing carefully prepared, and uoknovlcdfcmctits tiiKcn. Applications for Homestead Kntrles, Preemption UlKhts and 1'rivnto entry or luud proenred. t . J4?kwnTlUo, August i, 1800. ffM0lt VOL. XII. BUSINESS NOTICES. Peter Britt, Photographic Artist, JACKSONVILLE, ORWOX. Ambrotypos, Photographs, Cartes do Vislto Doxn jx tub rixr.sr style of art. Pictures Reduced Of: EXLAJIQED TO LIFE SIZE. PIONEER FAMILY GROCERY STORE, IpnisT noon south of gmwn. drum . it CO., nml opptaltu tho I'ost onico. where may be found n choice selection of Family Groceries nnd Provisions. Liquors and Tobacco, Cundlcs. Nuts, Apples, etc. In fact, everything usually found In n first-class I'nmlly Grocery Store. CH MILES W. SAVAGE. N. II. Mnrki't 1'rlco paid for Produce. .Iacltonvllli!. .March 1, lBfi". mr2tf VOLNEV COLV1G, CAXTOXriLLE, OREfiOX, Will tnko Acknowledgments of Deeds, Trotcst Notes nml Hills of Hvclmncc, make Atlestntinns. nnd other lii'lriimcnts ot publication. Illniik Dot its, .Mortff.iai's, Hills of hale, Powers of At torney, Licenses, Agreements, etc., constantly on uniiii. ii't)'j;inm DR.A.B.OVEitBECK, Phj sician& Surgeon, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. OHlco nt his residence, In the Old Overbed: Hospital, on OrcRou Street. E.II. UUEENAIAX, PHYSICIAN" AXI) SUIIGEOX, OFFIOE-Corncr of California and Fifth Streets, Jacksonville, Ogn. Ho will practice In Jackson and adjacent enmities, and uttuml promptly to professional calls. feb'Jtf DR. A. B. OVERBECK'S BATI-IROOMS, In tho Overbook Hospital, WARM, COLD & SIIO WEIl 11ATIIS, SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS. CONGRESS AT ITS LAST SESSION Imvine passed a HANK UUP'i' LAW, It Is now within tho power nf every man that Is hopelessly In debt, to frco himself from the press of debts that crump Ids action, and which ho Is wholly iinablo otherwise to illschnrKe. The District Court of tho United States, which sits nlono In the City of Portland, lias, under Ibis law, un exclusive jurisdiction of all cacn In Ibinkruptcy. Tho undersigned kavi: procur ed u copy of tne law und nro ready, as soon as itlleclster is appointed, to attend promptly to procuring dlscli.iri;ei in llankruploy for till who may feel dbposed to favor llicm with their pat rnuagu, SJtV Alo ntlentlnn paid to procuring LUT THUS I'ATKNT for now Inventions. Mitchell, Dulitli ii. Smith, Attoriicja-ut-l.nw, Portland, Oregon. np27in!t CANYONVILLE HOTEL, OVC-A-XINX STREET GAjVYOXVILLK OJIJUGON, D. C. McCLELLAN, Trop'r. ''piin 1IOUSH IUS IlKOnNTIiY BEEN 1 re II tie J and prepared for tho reception of guests, and tho proprietor would say to tho citizens of Southern Oregon, nnd tho traveling public, that bo Is now ready to receive and en tertain all who may favor him with a call, at pilots to suit. Tho Tnblo will bo furnished with the best the market nllurds, permitting no houso to excel It either In quality or variety, BI'KOIAh NOTIOKS. 1. O. O. 1 Jacksonville Lodge Hjvjineetlngs on every Saturday . a isr-uvciiii)B at tuouuu renown- g; iS"T Hull. Brothers In good standing nro Invited toattend. HEN uY DUNCAN, N. G. Jambs M. Sutton It. Seo'y. I'riistecs. (JKonaE Fu.nk,' Win. Ray and S J. Day. , , pv Hobekah Meeting 4th Monday in each Month. Warren Lodge No, 10, A. F. & A. M A IIObDtuelr regular communications W10" ' Wednesday Evenings or preccd V Ing tbo full moon, In Jacksonville, . ok kqox. A, ilAltriN, W. M. O. V. Savaok, Seo'y. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. NOTICE.r-IIavIng disposed of our Fac tory, wo aro now prepared to give our whole attention to our Leather nnd Finding business. On band, direct from France, Calf h.Ip, Domestic. Leather, Hoot Legs, etc. Joun G. IIkin, I L. Faviib, I John Bjut, New York. Taris, flan Fraaolsco. Address, HEW it, BRAY, Son FrancUoo 410 Battery Street, JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 18G7. LOST. There nro gains for nil our losses. Tliero nro bnlms for all our patn ; But when youth, tlio dream, departs, It takes something from our hearts, And it never comes again. Wo nro stronger and aro better, Under manhood's sterner reign; Still we icel that something sweet Followed youth with flying feet, And will never como ngain. Something beautiful hns vanished, And wo sigh for it in vain ; We behold it everywhere, On tlm earth nnd in the nir, ' I3ut it novcr comes ngain. Good MrM. Good night 1 I havo to say good night To such a lion of peerless thimrsl Good night to that fragile hand All queenly with its weight of rings; Good night to fond, uplifted eyes, Goodnight to chestnut braid's of hair, Good niirht unto the perfect mouth, And all the sweetness nestled there The snowy hand detains me, then I'll havo to say good night again I But t1iero(will come a time, my love, When, if I read our stars aright, I shall not linger by tho porch With my adieus. Till then, good night! You wish tho time wcro now ? And I. You do not blush to wish it soy You would havo bltibhed yourself to death To own ns much a vcar aero What I both theso snowy hands? ah, then I'll havo to say good night ngain ? 'JJi. Aldrkh. The Old, Old Story. In tho bright morning of a day gone by, 1 heard tho irliidsomo storv Of love rnnfosmid, nml trembling, I Unto his love gnvo low reply, In tho ripo fruitngo of tho morning's glory. Xovcr looked thosun so fair nnd bright, A glory rested over it, As like n lowly whispered prayer, It touched my lip n moment, where His crimson lips had kissed before it. Then came a cloudlet's gentle trace, And ere it had passed over, I hid my burning, blushing face, Within its rightful resting-place Tho bosom of my lover. What cared I if tho talo ho told Had been so oil repeated By other lips? Though it was old, Ijoy ho left it not nitold, Ah by that gladsome morning floated. '.rwnwmmmi A Dr.Mocn.vnc Klkctioxkemno Doctsikxt. Wo havo seen a carica ture issued by tho Copperhead Central Committco of California, entitled tho "Opening of the Seventh Seal of Radi calism." Tho sccno is laid in Califor nia, .A. D. 1870, or sooner Coming from tho (source it does, tho print cur. bo appreciated, for Zaeh. Montgomery, Ilnymond, Iloldon and Johnson have enunciated from tho stum) sentiments Ollttl'ftlv 111 I'fiAllilwr Lltli .ilia linii'.lt. ..,..,..:.. t. i -.i .1 ono?rnviiicr. In nfipnmnnrn with flm doctrines of theso men, tho polls itino j years henco nro to bo held in a China house ; tho inspector of election is to bo a Chinaman; tho judges, a Chiuamiu and a white man. Marchinc in reirtt- Jar order to tho polls, according to this illustration, aro an Irishman, a Negro, a Chinaman, n Digger Indian and an American. From this motley group a whito girl solicits alui3. A Christian Church, falling into ruins, is used ns a Chinese market; a Chinese tomplo flourishes, nnd an American school houso is falling to decay. Tho police men nt that timo nro to bo Negroes nnd Chinamen. Wo havo nothing but pity to oiler for liko prejudicial nppeals for political aid, nnd tho party must bo indeed low down that resorts to such undignified and falsifying means of ob taining voters, Trinity Journal. Tho school lionso falling to decay is symbolic of Zach. Montgomery's school system ; tho whito man with a colored lady on his arm, is tho former editor of tho Copperhead paper in thiB place; tho Chiueso clerk of election is a Dem ocratic store clerk ; tho Digger Indians aro blood relations to sundry Demo crats of Northern California and South ern Oregon; tho Chiueso policemen aro tho big ditch laborers out of a job, acting as deputies for whito Domocrats who frequent corner groceries, as po licemen used to do in olden times.- Yreka Journal, Tho best cuohro player in Vermont is a Mr. Fnllerton, aged! ninety-two. mttAxcaL Letter front II. F. Dowell. ltocicriLit:, bfDi,vxA,2d July, '07, Tho steamer, City of Alton, brought mo in twenty-six hours from Memphis to Cairo. Hero I remained five hours, waiting for tho care to start for Mat toon. Wo loft at 12:30 P. M., and nr rived nt Mattoon at 1 1 A. M. on tho morning of tho 28th of June, in time to intercept tho train from St. Louis to Torro Haute, and arrived hero tho samo evening, mnking tho entiro trip in two days. Thieves and pickpockets infest tho road. Whilo on bonrd tho steamer, somo experienced gent enter ed my stateroom, deprived mo of every cent of money and departed without making his presence kown to me. Tho next morning, a carpctsack, containing about ono thousand ftvo hundred dol lars, was taken on the oar from under tho head of tho owner, without waking him. Both thieves escaped detection. lTLMIAN'S PALATIAL CARS Aro fino sleeping cradles. The little jars ot tho rails make n man sleep sounder than when reposing in a house; hence I do not wonder that my friend did not wake when ho was robbed of his carpctsack; but how I lost my money will forever remain n mystery to me. However, I consoled myself with tho knouledgo that I had been from homo so long that I had but little to lose. Mr. V. E. Swift, tho gentle manly keeper of the St. Charles hotel, in Cairo, an entiro stranger, placed at my disposal plenty of money to pay all necessary expenses. A minute de scription of ono of theso railroad sleep ing cars may not bo uninteresting to tlio rentiers of tliu Si.wti.vkl. Kach car is sixty-throo feet long, ten feet and six Inches wide, and 1 1 feet from floor to ceiling. Thoy aro divided into six teen sections, each section containing two double berths, thus accomodating sixty-four persons. Each car rests up- on eight pairs of wheels, so constructed (dollar bill; but they know enough to that when in motion, and even running' nullify the nets of Congress and yet at the greatest speed, ono can write easily nnd legibly witli a pencil. The exterior is finely finished nnd bcntiti- lttiiy panned, wiitto tlio interior pre sents an appearance of magnificence and ltixuriousness, a full and correct realization of which cannot bo convoy ed by any description. Tlio wood work is of black walnut, filiiched in oil, very highly polished and richly carved. Tho ceilings nro ornamented with fino fresco paintings; tho carpet is ol the costliest Urussels, and tho curtains aro of the heaviest damnsk. Tho metal work is all silver-plated. Each section contains a splendid mirror, pf heavy French ,!mo-glass, tho framo tastefully carved, and when tho car is well light ed up it presents n spectacle that might really bo called gorgeous. The upper berths fold back ko as to present an arched and painted ceiling, finely ' " ' decorated with fresco work. Dtirini; tho day you sco nothing of tho sleeping arrangements ; but when night closes down you witness tho sudden transfor mation of elegant furniture and fine sofas into comfortablo beds. Tliero aro also six sofas which, liko the seats, can bo transformed into berths. Taken all in all, railroad traveling is tho fast est, finest, cheapest and best known to mankind. Till: l'ACiriC IIAM.UOAI) COMI'AXV Havo had sovcral surveying parties out for tho last twelve mouths, explor ing tho best routo from Salt Lake to Virginia City. Tho most favorable lino has been found along tho Hum boldt river and around the north end of Great Salt Lake. It avoids numer ous hills and is nino miles thorter, with much lighter grades. From the sink of tho Humboldt, a road can bo con structed to Fort Klamath and down Koguo Hivcr to Jacksonville, without crossing a single mountain, Tho great est difficulty would bo down Koguo River. imi'j:aciijient May not reach tho accidental President, but it recently reached two Circuit Judges Frazier, of Nashville, Tenn., and King, of Kay county, Mo, Tho impeachment of Judgo Frazier grew out of his attempt to release, under a writ of habeas corpus, certain Demo cratic members of tho Tcnncsseo Leg islature, who wcro absenting them selves from that body, at tho special NO. 31 session in July, 1800, to prevent tho meeting of a quorum, and thus defeat the ratification ol tho constitutional amendment. Judco lunc'n oflcnco consisted in ignoring tho provisions of tho Missouri State Constitution, re quiring jurymen and practicing lnw ycra to tnko tho test oath. Both have been found guilty by tho Senate of their respectivo States, removed from oflice, nnd nro disqualified from cvor holding any office of profit or trust again. Andy Johnson gets tho largest sala ry ot any man in America, nnd ho nnd m - . . - Attorney General Stanberry hnve each violated the Reconstruction acts, which nro of moro importance than tho Tennessee Legislature or tho Constitu tion of Missouri. The contemplation of tho large salaried paid them by the people, and their Nlamnablo nets of treachery in remuneration, reminds me ol nn nnnedoto or Edwnrd Whitehall, formerly Treasurer of tho State of Ten nessee : Upwards of twenty years ago, a verdaut member of tho General As sembly called at tho Treasury and said he wanted money. "How much do you want?" nsked Whitehall. "Well, I-I don't know;" said tho member. "How do you supposo I can pay you money, if you do not know how much you want?" "Well, then," said tho member, "pay mo about what I havo earned." "Earned!" exelnimcd Whitehall. "Earned 1 Well, if that's what you want, I can pay you what you corned very easy." Turning to his clerk, ho said, "give this member thnt ten dollar counter feit bill we've had so long." Andy Johnson gets fcil.OOO per an num, Mr. Stnnberry $8,000, and neith er of them are worth a counterfeit ten throw t-ophislry enough around their own courso to continue in ollico and draw tlieir salaries with commendable regularity and dispatch. ' HOCKVil.l.i:, INDIAN., Is a small county town, of about ono thousand inhabitants. It is thucouuty seat ol 1'ark county, tho former resi dence of tho Tenbrooks and Campbolls of Oregon. Some of tho readers of tho Skntinki. may remember n James JInzo has n glass eye who lived in l'litenix and vicinity from 1853 to 1850. I met him to-day and had a long conversation with him. James, David and Wm. M. (leiger, who resided several years at Phd'iiix, aro now all living in this county. Win. M. (Jeiger informed mo to-day that himself nnd brothers re turned to this county in I fi.ll', and that since their return hero they have all married, and nro doing very well. W. M. Gcigor has a photograph gallery and is engaged in taking pictures, I hopo Congress will meet to-morrow nnd nullify Johnson's and Stan berry's base, conteinptlblo pettlfoging violations of tho Kccoiistrtictlou acts. Nkw Yoiik Ciiv, July 11th, 1807. UAII.ItOADH IN OltKOON, Hon. RufusMitllory leaves to-day on board the steamer Henry Chnuucey, for home. Nothing will bo douo of a gen eral naturo in Congress this session, and the Union party havo it all their own way without tho aid ofMr, Mallo- ry. Ho expects to return before the commencement of the next session, with his family. Ho will mako an no tion and elllciont Keprcscntntivo, and do good service for tho Interests of Ore gon. His energies will bo particularly directed to get Congress to aid tho branch of tho Pacific Railroad from tho Sacramento Valloy to Portland, Ore gon, and tho Northern Pacifio Railroad from. Fort Kenton to Oregon. Tho leading journals in California and Oro gon should keep theso routes perma nently boforo tho people. It is proba bio they can both get grants of land, and perhaps bonds, equal to tho Cen tral Road. If they get tho samo aid from Congress it would insuro their completion at an early day. TUB 1'OI.IOV WiirOCIUTS Ol Now York havo sent n delegation to Washington, for tho purpose of counselling tho Democrats throughout tho United States to unite nt once, ir respective of tho notion of tho conven tion, and nominate Qcn. Grant for President -regardless of the purpose of tho Republican party. Poor, c6n tempttble, polioy wretches. Thoy are willing to do nny thing for office. They opposed the war until peace was n fixed fact ; now thoy turn nround and say they hnvo nlwnys been in favor of tho Union, and proposo to tiominato ft Union General to bolster up tlieir dy ing, sinking, demoralized pnrty. They see in tho South their old party asso ciates, and oven reconstructed rebels, refuse to bo called Democrats, nnd re fuso to hnve any party affiliation with the Democrats of tho North. Hence.' theso party tricksters now proposo to "steal tho livery of Heaven to servo tho devil in." They swear they nro tho best Union men in tho land, when it is well known they sympathized with rebellion and deceived tho Democrats South by not giving thorn practical nld, according to jbeir cherished principles of nullification and secession. Your disguiso is too flimsy no ono will be lieve you. If Gen. Grant was weak enough to pander to your doctrines, bo fore tho next Presidential election ho would bo ns politically dead as Gcorgo 11. MuClcllan. But tliero is no danger of tlii-c It is well known here, nnd nt Washington, thnt Gon. Grant lavor the Reconstruction Acts of Congress, and that he approves of the removal of tho civilians by Gens Sheridan, Sehofield nnd Sickles. In other words, ho is n radical now as nine tenths of the Re publicans. Nkw Yokk, 12th Julv, 1807. I visited Niblo's Theatre on Wednesday last, and Karnitin'n Muiuum last night. At Niblo's I saw tho ballot nml spec tacle of tho hlack Crook. It has tho richest nnd most gorgeous scenery of any play now upon tliu " boards," and has had n long run here. It it truly worth seeing, but not worth hear ingin fact, 1 could hear but little of what tho actors said. Tho gist of tho whole thing is in tliu exhibition of fino scenery nnd ladies legs. Tho " Imp" says that last is pretty fine scenery It self. There nro nbotit forty girls and five or hI.v gentlemen upon tho stago at the same time. The girls nro gen erally nil dressed liko peacocks, or butterflies with silk pants, tho color of tho skin, which fit at if they had been melted nnd poured Into them nnd show how wonderfully and fearfully they aro made" ns plainly ns if they were in n nude state. It just such a play ns I should havo expected to seo in sunny Franco; but 1 never expect ed to see hundreds ami thousands crowd to witness such nn exhibition In Amer ica. It has been moro generally at tended than any play over before brought out in New York. There is a fat boy nt Itanium's only fivo years old, who weighs, '100 pounds. Ho drinks two gullousof water perday, and eats in proportion. General Tout Thumb, nnd his wife, wero also on ex hibition, along with two other very small fry. Tho General sung Quaker songs, and cut up many nuiusing antics, ns usual. Ho is near about twenty-uiuo years old, and only nbotit two nml one-half feet high. Ho sings audtnlkti butter than three-fourths of tho men gen erally, Now York is n great place. It hat somo ot the largest and smallest of al most every thing. It has tho largest and finest houses of any city in tho United States a low good men, nml many of tho meanest men that over made a track on tho American Conti nent. FniTOitiAi, CuvitrKHY. Tho editor of the Foxtown FiulUerh a goncrouH fellow. In his last number ho says: "Postscript Wo stop tliu press with pleasure to announce tho decease of our cotemporary, Mr. Snaggs, editor of tho Foxtown Flush. Ho is gono to another nnd better world. Persons who hnve taken tho Flush will find tlio Fusiker a good paper." Ono of the editors of a New Orleans paper, soon after beginning to learn tho printing business, went to court a preacher's daughter. Tho noxt timo ho attended meeting ho was taken down at hearing tho minister .announce! ashistoxt "My daughter js gri'QV ottsly tormented with a devil,'" A Western odito has placed over his marriages a out rcnrcscntingnlnrga trap, uprung, trap dowu oaught." with this motto "Tho another niiiuyhamiacr Tho expenso of publishing tho New York Independent, over its income during tho twclvo years of its existence., 1 lia9 Dccn ib,o,uuu, 1 : t Ii