davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-31
Totals. yenr, 1,.asG.S 1860
In Atcfc,
Dec. '6s.-. lb7,a9s 1919 Dec. %.
Ct5 con-
u-pti0n.. 80. 610,1a3
F,strrrs1 Chiprht

lGe crop OF y 0t 19da Il QeG1epty h1ta IN 4Q3.-
lfy and quantify. lllB catlm2tct that the Az9re-
gate ~ The rnite9 s:at:s = seAroe.y more taAa
thsee fuurtns Of thA: Of 1868, and may not exceed
nve e!ehths Of that amount. The quality varies
*loeT, tnAt nom the southern pa,t Of this s:sta
beng GhIurfeu and b.1tk, and rating ful.y &c per
nn below that coming trom Iowa, WlaconAn, and
Alnnesots. ne EeteIal qu1'i:5 q which Vas yer!
good Dur, though the crop u Hight, the demand
seems to ha.c fallen or 10 It'll greater rAtto, and
acareely nslf dozen cssgoes went for ward before
the c'ote Of nav'gat1on- The d.suIlerg hsve not
been actively Al work, and hAve supplied Their
nestlt, 70 Rreat e1sen: By tne purchase Of tes
q which asa teen tenostng,y !oH.
while The F1t wA9 no: Ast1 active.
especially the earlier arriyAls most OF Whicn In
spected IL rejected, having been sreaied dunng
the bad weAtaer Of ihe nAfstAt seAson- Tne ship
ncntA thus far have been nlade principally 70
louistnie Aad baltimore, yeT. anali cou1isn.
tnepts having been made II Philadelphia aud
Pittsburgh. Holae1s OF Iyc are dtspoted 70 take =
rather g!oouy view Of the situation 10 tbs neal
future, as the depressed condition Of the wae1t
market bids is!r 10 continue to Prevent any Rrea,
nrrunssA tn the rye market, and the mtliert nSve
70. Tar taken hold Of the article with e1oall.
syarlnB hands.
, 1869-12-31

ssr '.,,..,,........,,..... tsea. .T5e,,4@.
t'orr. 9la ooa, 600 hu. at nc: E.ooo.S
Wnrit &e, M, ,HM bu. st 11.e3..-.-... siS,0oo.'-"
t,ase, 47arte $50 bn, 1t eoc. H1.ooos
WGnl, l7.,tsA0oo u teat1MAted clip
sf 1885, at t4tc... 11xs1 "
Tobacco. SA0 100 ~, Al leHs..--. sltl5si -
HsT:ry "A o00 ncb hu II II 81, $4,000,
Hay, =, ,001. .4od tont, II tt6o0..----.. 15aooo'
R,t, ., OK, ,Qc1 bu, 1t St.l0..-....-... H,tMt9
uidst, d ~, GO, At $abD..-. $500
Ppts1re*, 1al D0Nt mo pu, It DC. ..-... 9oWn,@E
BueI sheat, 9so1o, COO hu. as Il co. 5000, -,
FieAn OF antu1Aly, deductsuK value OF
hny aud xrain ncontucned........-. &0,o09. ~
Dairy products, de.i1cspE value cos
autned OF farm ptoiucss previously
enunef1ted--...-..-..... .....-..-- AN,~Nr'
AL other products at aRttcutfuEa, ID
cludtnR the annual Increase IN tho
yapf l.t cattle and horses, The vhtue
Of nuts. seets, AID Kztdeu nEo-
dnc4A tbs annual Addttann tr thH
value Of fa1tIs and tsfu buildings.
AnItmplsne1tx made BY farm lapot
not a.afkd ss q ueehAuicA1t renotA
1lE.na4e, &c. Ac-.)- go ea1.e0V
ae5R
, 1869-12-31
ChexEs
TKnrs

Tho stnsoa Of 1868 bas been an Improbable oEe
to lhcar engaged IN the haY trade n this potut-
re e7pp Uxa unnsuslly fArRe, Ehife the demand
l4a u Leen Up tn tEe ayeT44e, heuca prscoA have
ruItc low and 1trs Mune1AttIa. Buyers who hsse
heretofore made raesE purchases II thN market,
dutirR Tne ratr qc1seu have dsavu their suppes
iarrriy from Keno IN. R1ctae, sasooggkn, ana 81.
Clalf Nysr. Navigation c!o4ed leaving our mr.
ket .A1e.y os*E.tockesi, and s!nce Dee. pfteea
hkvo tai!eI of ta.cts%0a per tan % MI dese1tp,,
hay hA.e bet n haIGiesl IN tn:s market, empo4inR
I c. 2tAI OF Ssa.uoa- n1tces hare ruled RON 3Ah
to 81 w LEI loA toKes sh2n during iaAt 3ea1.
, 1869-12-31

fcr The rea,pn that tse vtce4 cost hAfely h.f as
mucE to trarspoSt E&stwNd u thar equ,sa,ent
tn gTalp, sdded to Wn'ch the uu.iIat1on o3 rue
vhe We%tefp M1nufsetu,ef. Tn'A differences Wiz
ave1uKe 32.eo per barrel. winter Ind suuusf. Of
mere lAan 4c per erllor, nsen Is much mora tasn
Ct ocEn TO coIptrfdte fpF tht htRdtf l9td Ok
Wages end the area er tnssfess On tna uAe Of capt
fnY n f-hSrArna fhnn IN KaW TnYk.
, 1869-12-31

V0EE3a1pE2QUl
The city con.unpunn Of aairx1es cannot 30 op-
Of lumber and lath, oec.ute them arc edtne.e
nlla hero which xut 1 largo humber IL 1853, snd
much lesa ID lse9. The city consumption OF
The following t2hle abo ~ tho Eo1thiy pstoea Of
1untes, snlnRlts sna 18th during tns Jc.1:
, 1869-12-31

The FfF&1pN dntibH EhE pH9s gt31 Wtft INl-*96
Iris. and fna shipments Il a0t< hEs R1steE
gallons ~ the c,V consumption, aCal1s. a.oss, rs
falons fey 1855
t}eaw!nes In lhl1 city 1et kesetal ea1s past. IN
, 1869-12-31

TO thoee engaged In The tabtc.1 srsde The yesr
now closing hxA hot been ~ rro1tahie ~ could he
deAnec. The Volame Of business transacted Will
perhaps compare tAvotAnly With that OF suy pre-
v:uus 1eaAon; but several new drns hare em-
s4sftd tn the business. and in tnctr soxie.T 10
''oo1td up" trade they have "puAhe1'' t1e!T
hence pr.cts have ralel log, aId natuiy uareuo-
rertuie- Tbs crop for Tho year 1888 Has 4 fAr
average, bu: tho cary frosis proved very DAM
seem favorable for ntgrer pr,ce especially Fos the
better claaa Of goodr, tho auppi5 Of *hica. 1t Is
noW pyec1J generally cnncc,let, Will ec uXat-
Prcea nhse En!ed steAdy AID un,foru, raging 1t
65c s1.13 for nee cut che wing, 33Llt for ping,
and al Eta 99c for amokfuR. -
, 1869-12-31

The following were tie receipts Of i've stoek y
New York 111a+E the present Jeaf. Win eoEn2Ia'
dnEfNSc
, 1869-12-31

TIE Govcmens In the irnn amt steel lcAeret IL,
tr:1e less than durinK the sear 1s6s.- Tae 4
rortnIio1s were stont 10 per cent leet, end, xaT
tha Whole, dcasers faEc not teaf1xei as Guc s
in The two prere1.taR JestA Q1tte nu,snk .
the Mfnk 1t the EAxt nAEa Bt&petdcd 0FaENf a.
within tho past two or three noushs, end u
few oS our dealers arc caErt.ug 12rge s1ocSa. I.
deed, with Que OK tVo exceptions. the scpr:.' !
December, 1876 Trade a. ihe present time :.
quiet, auu ptttes arr fitse oeftef than uomtnt'
Trces telpz frequently shaded In order 70 edec
iYnt saeupuA
, 1869-12-31

R1AuufngtHFeN.
TIE tt7fd~EK are dar kaAMtts1 OF the tEo11sv
re- reaeostDx tEe principal naEulAcsutaa Of tbs
1r fjnE sAA tk1r:
, 1869-12-31

Tots -. ,l0s so.Vl,do5
Dec, 8a. +s9,eg2 43e1T4 Dec, ~.
CITY cob
sumption .....+ s,laA1se
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-11-26

rosta tsfgysl sill ssaa 80 .1st..rsL 4. -.
hasel ii II saii lS1A0kis- -
ts.s+H tt*s<.s It. a. ~ j. H. ,4RnnnGs
Evening star., 1869-07-14

he passage of by the House OF Lords of the
bill 6sendowirg the Irish Cnurch,-in spite
q vigorous effort TO have the third reading
postponed three months-is a great popular
triumph. The Torres seem to have mustered
all their strength on the occasion, and Earl
Derby protested, but all in vain The bill did
pass, and by an overpowering maiority.
Nevertheless, as We said the other day .he bill
has been so overloaded with amendm ,nts, that
the Commons will scarcely be able to recognize
II, when 1t goes back to them for concurrence.
We have no doubt short work will be mate of
1t there and that the concurrent endowment"
clause will be summarily stricken out Then
the Lords Will have to accept the bill as orIgi.
cally drafted, or make mp their minds to face
crlsis, which none OF them, save Earl Darby
perhaps, seem to have the temerity to court.
he bill passed the Commons against the
wishes OF all who were related to the titled
families, and has absolutely been forcsd
through the Lords by the certainty that, il
thrown out the obility would be swamped by
the creation OF new peersi sympatnizlng with
the people, or that more radical measures
would be taken, aimed at the order itself
ne bill disestablishes the state ecclesiastical
establishment in lrelaud-a privileged corpo
ration that has been sustained by the goyarn
ment for more than three centuries Its fall
ne c'ssarily affects the privileged aristocracy,
by whom it was created and As been defeu ded.
and by whom It's revenues have been priuci.
pally enjoyec. The effect il already seen IN
Scotland, where the Free and Presby terian
Churches are uniting against the establishment.
Sooner or later the English Church itself must
fall under the same power
Evening star., 1869-07-14

The great Ser ger Fest, at BaltImcre. is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily to all concerned, as
may be seen by our special reports every day.
The crowd is immense. but harmony and good
feeling, as oefits the occasion, are the order Of
'he Gay. Yesterday, being tue third day Of the
festival, passed of very pleasantly, the visitors
spending the greater portion Of the day in visit
Ing Druid Hill Park, the Washington Monu-
ment. and other points of interest in and about
the city Many took short trips on the ex cur.
sion steamers down the Patapsco and Cnesa-
peake, and there were number of private
entertainments. The concert a. the MARYLAND
lns ute last night was, according to the
American, in all respects the erandest and mos,
perfect musical entertainment that has ever
been given IN Baltimore, and was attended by a
very large. refined and intelligent audience.
I, day begins the two days OF festivities at the
Sehue'zen Park, to be insugurated this m orn.
irg WI b procession from the CO.. ,rdia to the
Park. Oratons IN German and Eaglish by
MeSsrs. william Rapp, of the Baltimore
Wecker, and Robert e.. Barry. and repetition
OF the grand concert will be the features of
the programme at the Park to-day.
Singing festivals, as we may learn from the
&c mans now assembled in Baltimore, may be
made the most innocent and en- JyabIe OF cele-
braiions, and IT is impossible 10 look upon
t4enA eANept Win sallsIactlon as the soIects tor
whieh they are hsld-a trial OF skill in singing,
musical entertainments of high cla.s 8, and social
enJoyment-are in every way praiseworthy.
They have tendency, that is worthy of en-. .
couragement, to popularize really good music
AID thus have really ref ling and elevating
infuenc'. Here are some thousands OF people
from half dozen CT mere States, who make
OF these periodical contests of proficiency be.
tween rlvai cborGs societies, festivals des in ed
70 supply a needed healthy recreation, and to
spr' 'ad tie knJwledge aud art OF music am ong
cur people. For week they cast ASIDE the
cares OF business and money getting, and give
themselves up to such simple pleasures as the
chanting OF fine songs, the parading OF gay pro-
oessions, and the cultivation OF social inter-
course.
Evening star., 1869-07-14

The Democratic State Convention in Penn.
sJivania meets Ia Harrisburg to-day. The
town Is densely packed, and there is much
canvassing going on for the nomination for
Governor. The fight will be between Packer
and Cass. Hancock's friends are numerous,
but can give NO positive assurance that he will
accept. Very little interest is manifested in re.
gard TO the judicial nomination. No one is
prominently urged.
Evening star., 1869-07-14

The London Star says that the Intervention of
Americans has undoubtedly helped to pro-
long the instruction In Cuba. The govern.
ment has resolutely declined to be led into acts
OF open hostility to Spain, but the Lairas O.
America have continued in come instances to
outwitit. This does not excuipats England,
but shows that the faults Of which she is ac.
cused may be committed by another nation at
the very time II is exacting redress for them.
Evening star., 1869-07-14
L HE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TRB
lRi8 vER9lCOIOR
m RaUR RUAn


The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing OF maB. The
wondt rfu properties Of the Iris Nerscolor hther-
70 unknown CT rnisysloped. has been brought
stand as IriLc'psl amoaethe blessings Of medicine
As An ALTERArIvE.
acts directly upon the blood Gle aus ng and puri
fying the vital current Of all the humors AID
tstI to bich disease malsrious es have
planted there, and eradicattng and neutFaliyiug ug
tks fleets OF mercury or o, her pOisons which may
it is iLfsiiabIr a. a rene " f.r fcRoFrhn Ee"r,
DnopsT; &c and will cure the most viruisni and
RHEUMATISM AND GOUr.
1t Is an uufsiing prevent Ativs aud cure for
NEuRALGfA, SICK HEADACHE aud NERVOUS Az
FACTIONS, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
i has NO equal. It's action upon the Lire, and
E,d.tysis prompt; salutary, nd efectiv, >. ana it
!, This p,ons,ty which renders it one of the safest
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice Of medicine Its excslIent
and ;siful ~ combination with ether Ingredients
TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest order-not temp porsrily stimulating
but permanently invigorAtin the disestive or.
sna M e... IsnasIins most valuable curative
DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IBIsIn, the bic od-wbich perme .tes
all the tis.uss and 10 the life and triton there
o9fa,s purified, rendering the whole system per
BExFMBER.-This MEDICINE 10 no of.hoot .f
Sn;sehas,y, but the regular formal. Of dstn-
teen of the ntsleent and scientific, that 'hp e Ss.
osd :Ps
most eminent Of the profession throughout the
Il *: %s:: ;sS
used.
Evening star., 1869-07-14

THE METRoPoLIToN RAILRoAD.-Itiss is stated
Petitions are being circulated and numerously
signed along the proposed line Of the Metro.
poiitan railroad, praying the Maryland Legs
lature tnaf, II that body sees fit to renew the
present charter, which expires in March, 1870,
the work OF constructing the road be placed in
the hands OF those who are ready 70 give
pledges for its speedy completion.
Evening star., 1869-07-14
RToTsIoB OF wAtIl REoIsrRAR.
US CiTY HALL.

OFFICE or MAJOR LAND srP'r Me-! POLICE.
The members OF the police force are Sereby IN,
structeo 70 enforce the OF the faraeoiar
icn. q RIOuApnl
" dHt MAJOR Ard Sa psri nteadspt
Evening star., 1869-07-14

- ~ l. - l. N
FORMULA OF
DR.. 10 H N WILKINS,
IA .ee3m RAL,TIMnHe Ma

Dr.. 10 H N wilkins,
jvA'esSm BALTIMOke, Nd.
nkPHANs' COURT, July Is, ls6e-DnrRIcr
T. xsFIs o1Ss11 e s
q s.s III. n. sh
Uourt Of Washington County sforessid, A.
Pointed TUEsDAY: the llth day Of Xusust, A. 3.
the oDal settlement and distvtbution Of the
IN hand. a. far - the sane have been col
al the creditors and hsirs Of said deceased are no
benefit in said deceassd's estate: provided \ cosv
Of this order Be published once week Tor thres
Sss In the Evening star, e the said
y l4lawsw. ls~istcS ~ HSj,u.
NIrED STATES PATKNr OFFICE,
N WAsHINeroE. ,. O., July 9. 1870.
on the PETITION Of leAAO II. oIN01k, Of New
10 him ob e. 81 sh e: a.. q
IN ~ in I'm mprovement in Sewing Machines, (numbersd
Tits orcered that said petition be heard st th,,
eon may opDose this extension. Objections, dspo-
siEons, ard other papers should be aied In tbis
once twenty days before the day Of hearing ~
SAMUEL 8. RISHHR,
lsw5w Commissioner of PateHts
RIrED STATES PATENT 0FFlok:
On the petition q ALBsRr FULLIR. OF New
1oik, praying for the extepsion Of q psteut
sranted TO him on the 18th dsv of October. 1855
and reissue on the sth day Of July, 1859, for an
d is ordered th., said petition be heard at .hi,
once on the 9Th day Of September next Any
Seyosiuons, and other papers. should be nled in
this once twenty days betore the day Of aaring
SAMUEL = tISHlR
DiiiaNsW Commissioner Of Patents
Evening star., 1869-07-14

sharp riot occurred in the Bowery, New
IsrF, last evening, between parry Of Orange.
men, who had been celebrating the battle of the
Boyne, and some Oath oIic spectators The
melee became very n i.rce and general at one
time, but the police managed to restore order
after scme twenty or thirty persons were in.
Iured, none OF them very seriously.
Evening star., 1869-07-14

From J. Shillington, Oieon Building, we
have PIteton's Journal for Julv with capital
illustrations of Famous Gardens.
Evening star., 1869-07-14
III Q. = srAHD LOTS
TT AND C0UNTRl
FOB SALE BIZ A--
Q. p. BROWN q SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Comm lSIH STREET AND H.w Yo.x Avrrv,,

,rnTH III BUILDIIa LOTS 4. 0. ?.
isrss q d.:xaSi: diH:iS. ss.n. H. RI.::sss
bout ha Hs hon a. eiy = e :sa :dt.ss:s e
s Ssnt % Ssa ssrsst read the fashiossSie rive q
imlroyensntD, q uneQuaicd by snv otSsr
~ III ses s1nuro. e Washinstel. The TosS rSSss n
those eontemDlatinG oafiy imn2.o - SoxS ~: Eo
Evening star., 1869-07-14

The shipments Of coal from Cumberii IN d las
week We're, by railroad, as,7F tons; by canal
l5,7i6 tons.
Evening star., 1869-07-14

- The st. Louis artesian well, which has
soon have reached a depth OF 4 200 fset.
Evening star., 1869-07-14
C c MEETS At RsPUrAs HALL
THCR5DAY EVENING, JuneB- II.

~ s. P X
G G MEETS At EsPUrAs HALL,
THCRsDAY EVENING. June Is. It.
rR M Ov VA L.
woe1 AND COAL OFFICE
No. 231 PINNsTLyAniA avEUep.
between Iz'n eAd 18Th sts., south side. l4eo3w
NJ cE. NE TBE UNDERsIGEED, MsR-
he City q On
.sIse to close ouI places OF on
eaosstedJ until the is,S Of s.S p
''"'i i$iYii. 90
sriiHssss 3 HHssssssG1SdMLlN. \ du
SAt!, ISsissoa co..
ssSSsfkESSRi sSSkE VSRkaS ag.rJ % . TAYLOR, ,
~NArIoHAL JUN0TIos RAILWAY.
Mn scss1sne. q sn .et of Congress approved
nsesos Sosies e ss.ss: s.:
si,sn tsct the hoOks q subseptisn to the cspit.
3 Ss once y i.s:s: %IEsoTKkss IIEfsTik sii
3: sss e s!issIsSA1 nj: = "a sssss
ssS eSSh1ai Snt ~ sss, aor,ns s.as hoar. from
Hs1s SSaI so9 Of
In noemphsace Win the terms Of said act
SMV l.. AlOW2LL
uAJrrr urr Sn9ens Board OF Cor Dor ators.
1,I 1r1I ,slo slnoiLBoUkA, Secretary.
WI -. ~. jyNlst
rorsIos OF wASl1 HH1eI,7aAR. d
IN " AsHINGroN D O., July lS lsA
~ ALI wH0 toH Ta1 POTOMAC WAITE.
Inc wsste and excessive use OF water = kich
rev It vais deprtves the fssidsnts Of Shs hi shsr
Iocnntiee Of saDply for ordinary domestic uses.
nsnss.s,,a erSSss economy there is enough for the
o;E0iiSi is fHEslyoss GIVEN, By ,lr.u.
o On ordinances OF the Dor pora ion thsS an waSts
ot water must cease, and the folio Vina restric.
nSn. IeSn y. ass VIII be forced fsr tSo months
! All Ornamental jets or fountains must be shut
.. The use Of hsla hose for washing her... a,
carriages must be discoutinued
The use OF wetsr for building purpossa bv
conductfng it throCgh CUTTERS, 10 pfohibits sd -
. The watering OF streets or sfdewAiks vfn ba
allowed only once daily, between sunset Ana ons
hour thereafter, sud then only for fte an
h. BOND, Water Rssistrsr
The oil owe notice 10 approved
J. BOWEN, Mayor.
OFFICE OF MAJOR AND eUP'r NET. POLICE.
July Is 1884,
structeo 10 eoforce the pr'visons OF the
ticn. A RJOUARnS
" IL aHt MAJOR ard Sa psri nteadsp
Evening star., 1869-07-14
IN e w b o o K q.

WOOLsEY ON DIvOECR; Essay on Divorce
and Divorce Legtsation. With special reference
to the United states. by Th .odor. WooIsey
D. Il y President OF Yale College 81 is
TBE AN M8RlCAN WOMAN'5 HONE; By Oatbe-
line Il. Bescher and Harriet Beecher
GRAIFITI D1TALtA; BY W w Story 81 90
MARRIEp AGAINST REASON; By Mrs AdeI
HE hOLLAND|; by Virginia r. Tows
Gshs or 0EKNAE LYRIGe: ::.... :.. -.... 81 90
CRBDO; supernatural Book, treating af the
snpernatnrAl in the Bible.................. 81 SO
FAMOUS LONDON MEROAANTS, by H. & Fox
Hourpe. Illustrated n 90
REMARKARLE fAOT5 Illustrative and con drm.
efory Of different portions Of the Holy Scripture;
by Rev. J Leifchtld u. II SO
UNCLE yOuNS FLoWER G<THERERS; A
Companion for the Woods and Fields......S 81 so
MORA BRADYSyOW, ANDM NATaE YES.
TAI; 6y Mrs Anna Dorsey. Dedicated to che
THE COMET: OF THI EARTH in aEa
VARIED PHASES-PAsT. PRESENT, AVD
FUTURHIes deduced from the highest and
most reliable authorities. 81 25
THE ARC tITxCTURAL REVIEW AND
AMERICAN BUILDERS JOURNAL. Vol
]. Complete, in cloth . ~ 81
PHILIP & sOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STA TONERS,
VA 1892 Penn. ave-. bet 9th and 10th sts
Evening star., 1869-07-14

SOMETHING NEw-THE EMPIRE MILK
- OooLKR-we warrant this 20 cool milk 90
soon o. drawn from the COW. No ice uses. For
further psrticulsrs apply o. age sth street.
le E tAugl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-20
Are the Americans Becoming Indians

The scientific men Of Europe are COL
lecting arguments to prove that Ameri-
cans are rapidly assuming the physical
characteristics of Indians. Henri Bert
houd, in an article printed in Paris re-
Gently, says that the French gloviers all
make gloves for the American market
with much longer fingers than those
intended for European consumption, and
quotes as follows from letter said to
have been written by a scientific man OF
Philadelphia to Pruner Bey: " The
Anglo American presents from the second
generation characteristics of the type
which is not unlike that of the lenni
Lenapes, the Iroquoise and the Cherokee
Indians. The skin becomes as dry as
leather; it loses the warmth of color and
the ruddiness of cheeks, and in their
stead the color of mud tinctures 1T IN
men and an insipid paleness In women
The head decreases in size and becomes
round or pointed. 1t is covered with
smooth hair of dark color. The neck
lengthens. The eyes are sunken IN deep
cavities, which are quite near each other.
The iris becomes dark; the eyes express
sion piercing and wild. The long bones
lensthen chiefly in the upper extremlties.
The author also quotes from g another
American author" "The language of
Americans tends more and more in its
standard phrases to become like the red
men's-Iudians. There is, too, a grow
ing tendency to exclude the light from
houses, and a growing fondness for
garish colors in clothes-tastes which are
common in all savages. Let US add
further, the proverbial phlegmatic char
acter of the English gradually disap-
pears in Yankees, and in its stead there
is found an uneasy, feversh and lnees-
SAINT activity, which shows itself by a
constant craving to occupy the hands,
and by the universal habit of whiting
wood. To avoid the destruction of fur
niture in American hotels, all their pro-
prietors take care to provide each traveller
with sticks for them to wbttle at pleas
ure Such is the force cf the mania that
the Federal Government actually votes
an appropriation of money to provide the
members of Congress at Washington
with sticks to whittle, in order to pre-
vent the destruction of the seats and
desks at the capitol"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-20
THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED

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1t is National Company. chartered by special
Act of Congress, 1868.
1t has Paid-up Capital Of 81, ,o0o. .0C0.
It offers Low rates of Premium.
1t furnishes Larger Insurance than other Com
panies for the same money.
1t is Definite and Certain in it's Terms.
1t is Home Company in every locality.
Its Policies exempt from Attachment.
There no Unnecessary Restrictions in the Pol
icies.
Every Policy is Non -forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which Pay to the Insured
their Full Amount and Return all the Pre-
mums. so that the Insurance costs Only the
Interest on the Annual Payments.
Policies may be taken that will Pay to the In
sured, after certain number of years, Dur
ing Life, Annual Income of One-Tenth the
Amount named in the Policy.
No Extra Rate is charged for risks upon the
Lives of Females.
Insures not to Pay Dividends, but at so low a
cost that dividends viii be impossible.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-20
ITS POLICIES ARE NEGOTIABLE.

BY the Charter of the Company, certificates of
obligations will be issued, agreeing to purchase
its policies at their value which, when accompa-
MED by the policy duly assigned transferred,
are negotiable, and may be used collateral Sc
curty, in making loans from the Company or
from other parties.