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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CATARRH.
have been afflicted with chronic Catsrrh so
that could net breashe through ny nsstrils AMI
wa, very nervous end esbilitsted when I p.a:ed
myte'f under Or. Aborn . care. some three week
ago now can brestbe freely through nay 40
tris, and am feeling like ane being. His trest
ment hes had a most nssical effect upon my case
A. A.STIARwALT, ia,
y.>r.fx ,a.,sso. Government Printing Office
WASHINGTON, d. c, January ls, 1879
DR.. ABORN-DeAr Sir have been under your
treatment between two and three weeks Tor dis
ease of the head, throat and chest, which caused
me 70 despair OF my lie; but l am very grateful
TO he able to add my testimony In behalf OF your
'uccessful treatment. I began TO improve within
twenty -four hours after having plaoed myself
under your care, and have continued to improve
rom day 10 day. I am quite relieved OF the dis
tres In my chest, and experienced reliefin every
respect lar beyond my snticiestiors, - 1 an CO
years Of ase. JOHN MOORE,
No. 3l5 y street.
WksHISGroS, D. C., January 8. 1883.
This 10 to certify that have been cured Of deaf.
ness and dfschargipg from my ear OF very severe
nature by DR.. Aborn, at 94e street. within the
period of ore week. can cheerfully recommend
ell to him vho suffering from siuiiar diseases
P. BARTLETT r, Pension once.
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~1t is an offence TO sprinkle salt OF the
snow IN PhIedelphia. but one of the street rail-
read companies evadet the ordinance on the
subJ-c CT last week ia an ingenious manner
cart whose floor was punctursd with many
holes, was filled with salt. aud then covered
with pags. Ii was then driven over the route
and sprinkled the track by accident.
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~ WORKS.

PARKEBsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam W Min
Of rs Horse Power that we will sell at our works
for Sl,70O cash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threshing machines of 10 horse power
also, several portable engines of wheels from Is to
20 horse power or under. Persons wishing to pur.
chase new or second hand machinery, engines or
iron, would do well to call or address n. J.
LEEsE CO., PaI kersburs, West virginis.
no 2s-Iv
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DIR. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases Of
sEMINAL and PHYSIOAh DEBILITY, sPER-
MATORRHEA, and all other diseases arising from
abuses of the natural functions, at his residence
No. So NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALTI.
MORE, where all communications should be Id
dressed.
ONCE hours-lo TO 4, and to SPIN. oo Hsm
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IAk HOUsE COMMITTEE ON PRINTING is now
earnestly engaged in the investigation Of print
lag and stationery contracts With the Interior
department and yesterday examined witnesses
rsiauVe 10 the contract with Nessrs. Demp.
'sy Iooie. Among The witnesses exam
ised were Commissioner Foot, Mr.. McCor-
mics, Lisoursing A<ent of the Department,
And Others
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FRIck Is CENTS.
SENT SEALED By POST.
'sMANhOOO."

O~s Hssd,sd ssd FUsyJox,sA Edi,io. Of this
new medical pamphlet, revised and inst published
BY the author, DR.. Curtis. This valuable vorh
treats on the cause and cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood. II
gives clear synopsis Of the imDediments to mar.
riage, and the remedies therefor.
ADGRzss Gszslls THa sTRAgF AgFHSs ES
Extracts from Reriess Of this Work eommsne,..
FROM the yea, 1850.
MANHOOD. BY DR.; OgRrIs.-In this ago Of pro-
tension, when the privileges OF the true are con
difhcult to afford the sufferer from nervous debii
the unerr1ng means OF Judgment where to seek
the difficulty Their ex perienc CO and ,eputstion in
the treatment Of these painful diseases are the pa
tents guarant,, and well deserve for the WORK
Curtis ON MANHOOD should be In the hands OF
ably written, and deveiopes the treatment of :
class OF painful maladtes, which have too long
been the pr.y Ct the illiterste and designing -
United Sercice Gazette.
CURTIS ON MANHooD-It ENVELOPES the fearfu,
shoals on which Lar ge proportion Of human hap
they may be avoided ssd escaped Fortunate for
scountry would it be did its youth put into prao.
laid down one cause Of matTi%oni. miser1 misbt hsb
then be banished from our land, and the race OF
me enervate Do succeeded oy q renewal OF the
hardy, vigorous spirits Of the olden time.-CArori
cls.
CURTIS ON MANHOoD..,This 10 really valuable
work; for pointing out the diseases ting fir ON
e1cesses, the evils Of which manifest In every
insane asylum, no less than in the shatte red con.
,titution Of those indulsiag. 1t will do much to
prevent the vice which, by its prevalence among
the young. has so much influence on the present. q
on the future well being Of ofmany.-Hyald.
DIR. CURrIs's work, entitled Manhood. is one OF
the few books now before the public on such a
subject which can lay claim to the character of he
ing strictly professional at the time that t
fully Ineligible to all who read IL. The moral
and medical precepts given In IT render 1t invalu
able -Magsst.
CURTIS ON MANHooD.-This 10 truly . valuable
work, and should be In the hands Of young and
old The professional reputation of the author
combined with his twenty years experience O.
medical referee n the treatment Of nervous debil-
ity, &c fully accounts for the immense circulation
which this popular and ably written medical treat.
ise hes obtained. .-Swnday NNss.
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Wall Street To.dav

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Stock market firm.
Money active, at per cent. Exchange, 91
Gold. 351. FIve.Twenties, 1862 coupon, 1aI
North Carolina Skies, 6j; new, 62h. Vir-
ginia Skies, ex-coupon, Sc 4; new, 554. Ten
nessee Skies, ex.coupon, 6o1; new, 6-As.
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VIEW IMPROVEMENT IN RFAnv
RELIEF.
SEW OORKs, LARGH BOTTLES.

we have st last sacceeded in Getting Cork that
VIII prevent the evaporation ef the Relief,
-.ne ne eoosututicn OF the India Rubber 0topper
vl prevent the eyaporatio Of the volatile Drone,
ues ofthe Belief IL 10 i'm portant that the Relief
Kept corked, to prevent the action Of INC as1os
receive as much Resdy Relief for 50 csnts - tSsy
wln set for q q the Pain Killers and other 5
sens Linlments. &c. B 3 Relief 50 cents Der bot
ae; Bee that every bottle = stsmDsd vith Dr.
.sevsys prsprietary Internal Rsvenue Stamp.
SsA 'or hsnef In new ootties-new style.
B.-Perscps IN ague districts should take Q
nornins; This WIN protect y0u against Fever and
AGue and all ether ysvere,s Dy7 90
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Fleur firm and l0c.
lover. Wheat dull and drooping. Corn quiet,
but without decided change In prices.
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TIE PROPERTIES OF TIE READY RE
LIEF ABE COUNTER-IRRIrANr, RUBEFA
GENT, ANTI DIsINFECrANr
ANTISEPTIC, DIFFUSIyE STINULANr
TONIC, NERvINH. ANODYNE ANr-ACIp.
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THE CARD REC sPTIoN given last evening by
Hon. Dennis Mccarthy, of New York, at his
resIdence on Vermont avenue, between ii and
siree.s, was in every respect a very brilliant
affair, and his apartments were thronged with
foreign Ministers, Senator's and members ofthe
House, prominent military aud naval officers,
and repre- sentat.ves of all the fashionable cir
cl'2 of District society- The visitors were re-
ceivrd by Mr.. Mccarthy md his wife aud two
daughters, Misses Percy aud Kittie, with the
cordiality.
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TnB VIRGIN5A CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
now IN :, ssion in this city, had a long aud very
satisfactory interview with the ] udicIary Com
mittfe this morning, and bro lyh. ID the potca
OF the Committee the obs ctionab'e points of
the coDsi ,utjon famed for that STATE. The
delegates were cordially received by tae Com
mt'ee, aud were reque-'ed to present their
views in writing, which they VII do a, an
tlrly dav.
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TIE MEMBERS of the Bricklayers' National
Convention, now in session here, propose to
call on President Johnson, on Thursday, 70
pay their respects.
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PERsosAL.-CaptaIn Lemuel Lyon. OF Ore
gon, prominent Republican of that State and
a member of the State Committee, is at the
United States Hotel.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Especial Dispatch to the Star ]

Especial Dispatch to the Star
NEW YORK, Jan. 13 the election of Direc.
tors Of the Merchants line OF steamers fro n
Washington to New York, took place in this
city yesterday with the following result:-J.
W. Thompson, w. G. Metzerott, SamI Blcon
and A. X. shepherd, Directors for Washingt IN
II. q. Fahnstock, John Absndroth, John Gray
and John g. Cook, Directors for New York.
j. W. Thomp on is President of the Com
pany, snd H. &. Fahnstuck Vice President
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In BANKRUPTCY,
l DIsTRIcT OF CeLuNBrA
AZ the City Of Wellington, on the I'd day Of JAM
uary. 1859 The undersignsd hereby eivee aotice
Of his Appointments As assignee ~ MIDaAsL
tOlHY, in the City Of Washinstou within said
District, who has been adjudeeA Bankrupt u pou
bic ovn petition. by the Supreme Court Of said
District. GEO. MASON. Attorney ct Law,
!szle~sW City Hall, Assignee,
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PAREPA-ROsA CONCRRTs.-The celebrated
Parepa-Rosa announces two concerts in this
city. to take place on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings CT next week at Metzrrott Hall. She
is a, .ompanled by Mr.. Levy, the famous cor
net-s-piston player. VINO has the reputation Of
baving an extraordinary mastery Of that in
st ument; Mr.. Brookhouse Bowler, the tenor
p. Ferranti, buffo; Carl Rosa, the vIolinst; Mr.
Patterson, the pianist, and other well known
al, Isles.
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A GIETLl1AN II YEAPs OF AGB 40
kNOWLEbGnS THE REsTORATION or

GHETL1MAN II YEAPs OF AGE 40
hhhfsSMHiiksRRfHNnSs hfs HikRfNS THE REsToRATI0H or
WARRINGTON, d c., December =, Isa.
DE-. ABoRN:-Desr Sir: wish to ackno Wedge
the remarkable saccess Of your treatment in NJ
had been 90 deaf for the past ~ sntv years
very high tone. After ten days under your
treatment my hearing appears to be perfectly re.
stored. am n years Of age.
Yours, very truly,
P. NODINE. 2s2 street.
The FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL
W.sHINGroN, ID. O., JUNE Il, 1858.
For more than year 1 suffered inconveniencs
from a constant sour dipg In my .sft ear. On the
2lst Of May applied for relief to DR.. Aborn He
relieved me at once, and from that day 10 this
Rave bad no d fhculty Of any kind With my hearing
Truly, JOHN COvODE
[DKcRxBrR 23.-Hearing still remains perfectl
DR.. ABO ORN
CAN BB CONSULTED
FROM 10 A. NJ. TO4P
AT24. STREET
BETWEEN THIREEENrB AND ForR EtNrE sTs.,
CATARRH. DEAFNESS.
AND ALL DISEASES
OF THE
EYE, EAR, HEAD.
THROAT AND LUNGS.
Jal3-lm
RRn o. I. G. -
Y" STRASBURGEk BROS
- BOOT AND eHOE STORE
is getting very popular IS they still selling re.
tail at Wholesale prices. Look 1T his:
Ladies', High Kid sutton Boots g., worth s. 70
l4.ineh Skating Boots 81 10, worth ss
.. Polish Bo It's So, worth S375
Morocco Shoes from 81 up
Chiidrens D Shoes from 40 cents to S2a
Gent fine Calf Boots 81
sewed Calf Boots $3.50
sewed Calf Boots, home made, 81
Gent heavy Kip Boots S3 Is
Also, other fine Boots and Shoes at equally low
prices. Call and for yourself, and be convnc sd
at STRASBURGBR BIOS,
373 SEVENTH STREGc,
de 151 I'm Fourth door above street.
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Y 8. PATENT OFFICE.

n 8. PATENT OFFICE,
L. WAsHINsrsN, ID. u. Dec smber IS laes
On the petition OF rHOs CE JssLEY. OF
Bridgeport, Conn, praying for the sxteusiou of a
patent granted him the 30th day Of June issa and
ante dated the 5th day Of pril, 1854, for an i'm
prove mept in Machines for Printing WoolIen and
9th. goods-this application having been a thor.
lied by act Of Congress approved June IS, 1882:
Office on the Sth day Of March next Any Dersop
may oppose this extension Objections, depo,
sitions, and other papers shoald Be- 0led in tkis
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE
de3l- -laWSW CommtusioneP of Pntents.
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PERSONS SUBJECT TO sppoplexy, heart dis.
ease, headaches sudden Paintings, should keep the
Relief near them; teaspoonful In water, viii, in
three miputes, remeve ell dimculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

'RELIEF FOR THE PooR IN TIE DIsrRICr.-
In the House this morning Mr. Butler, OF Mass
aChuset's, asked unanimous consent 20 take
rom the Speakers table the Senate bill for the
relief Of the poor aud destitute people OF the
District of Columbia, as there was great me-
csssIty for the passage Of IN, bill, bnt Mr.. Nc
kee, of kentucky, objected, and the motion was
tCst Tie bill therefore takes its gular order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

R. r.. n.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.
TAKEN INTERNALLY-Halfat tea.poOnfui di
and strengthening.
APPLIED ExTERNALLY-whent there 4. paia
Inflammation. sfords instant ease.
STOPS PAIN Quicker than morphine, ehlero.
toTm, opium, or any other snodyne known to the
-
-
II SUDDENLY sRIZBD With. pain, one tea
spoonful in glass OF water will, 10 feg mil Htes
remove all uneasipess.
PERSONS SUBJECT TO a1poplexy, heart dis.
ease, headaches, sudden faintings should keep the
Relief near them; teaspoonful In water, Will, in
three minutes, remove oil dimculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

THE "NAIAD QUEEN" will be presented for
The last time at the National Theatre this even
ing. Te- morrow night s.Ixion, the Man ct the
Wheel, will be brought out
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GENERAL HOSPITAL AND ASYLUM COMPANy,
ID. C-Mr. Pomeroy introduced in the 80 nate
this morning a bill to incorporate the Wa,h-
ington General Hospital and Asylum Of the
District of Columbia. 1t names as corporltor-
>. L. Loomis, Robert Reybu Harvey Liuds-
ley, Byron Sunderland, o. D. Howard, Slylo-
J. Bowen, ID. w. Anderson. Lewis Ciephane
ID. Z. Some, L. T.. Loomis, John T. John.
son- S. p. Brown, and Charles s. English,
as Corporafors, with power to purchase, hold,
may deem for the interest OF the Hospital 1t
provides that the income of sid corpor alton
shall not excC6d d 10000, and that all real aud
personal property Of said ospital shall be de-
voted exclusively TO the purposes above nam. 4.
Referred to the Committee on the District of
Columbia.
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II SUDDENLY SRIZBD with, pain, one tea
spoonful In glass Of water will, 10 fes init mates
remove all uneasipess.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.

TAKEN lNTERNALLY-Half teas spoonful df
iuted in water, 10 . pleasant dribk-stim ulstins
and strengthening.
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IT Is STATED that military company OF
Ca'iornis, called the Grant In vinci bles. intend
to ssil from San FrancigcO next month to at
tend the Inauguration here on the 4th of March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

Mr.. E0ckIlew lntrOduc, in the Senate this
morning a bill which enacts that in the elec-
ions for the choice of Rsprr- entative. to the
Congress of the United Suites. whenever more
tnan one Repre- Sentltive Is to be chosen from a
State. each elcctor OF such State duly qualified
shall be entitled TO q number of votes equal
10 the number of representatives TO be chosen
from the State, and may give ali sucn votes to
one candidate who may distribute them
equally or inequality among gre lter num-
Der of candidates, and the candidate highss.
vote upon the return shall BE- decla I'd
"lsc I'd. He moved that the bill be referred TO
a select comm Ittse of seven, OF which the Pres
ide Mt pro TEN. should be one. Adopted.
GOLD AND silvia MINING COMPANY, &c
Mr Cole introduced in the Senate this morniug
a II 70 incorporate the Gold and 5 liver Mn
ing Company Of the District of Columbia 1t
names Coas. H Howard, 10 -eph F. Brown
ralmSdgC, L. q. Talmadg", w. T.. Stone aud
DC 4vius knight of this citv. Jamts M lldin
ard John 5 Slater. OF Montana, aod John
Maudlin, of Maryland, or any five of them ss
CorporatoIs, with a capital stock Of el,2, 0,UcJ,
~ shares OF slI0 each.
IN THE SENATE, this morning. MIR. Summer.
rom the Committee on the District of OoIun bia,
reported back the bill to provide for the execu-
tion in the District of Columbia of commissions
.ssued oy courts of the States and Territories Of
the United Statec, or Of foreign nations, and for
taking depositions TO be used in such courts
which provides that any party to a suit pending 2
in any court of any State or Territory of the
United States, or Of any foreign ration. may
sbian the testimony OF any witness residing in
OF temporarily within the District of Col am bi a.
70 te used in sach suit Toe bill takes its reg
ulyr course on the cllepder.
IT Is STATED that a military company OF
Cal'iornis, called the Grant In vino bles. intend
to ssil from San FranciecO next month to at
tend the inauguration here on the 4th of March.
The "NAIAD QUEEN" will be presented for
the last time at the National Theatre this even =
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APPLIED EXTERNALLY-whe hen there 10 pai
inflammation, seorde instant ease.

STOPS PAIN quicker than morphiue, chlero-
form, opium or any other apcdyne know TO the
world.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

% LIE Toilet, the leading fashion paper
of France, says that the chignon is being
increased to a frightful size by the lead
ing ton ladies of Paris. Instead of grow
ing more comely, this capital adornment
is described as absolutely hideouss both
in appearance and proportions. II this
capillary augmentation becomes popular
here, We would advise our modistes and
female tonsorialists to invent neck sup.
porter or vertebre stiffener to enable
young ladies weak in this portion of the
person to sustain, with becoming grace
and ease, the additional load which fash
ion will shortly impose.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
.uEDYTGHT MUSIC.

Once when the midnight stars were fully bright,
And the round moon stood in the center sky,
I paused beside brook which wandered light,
To hear the burden of night mlnstrelsy.
There was mum OF insects on the breeze,
And the pure stream beside my teet was singing
A bird of night sang somewhere in the trees,
And in a town close by the bells were ringing.
This mingled music filled the ambient space,
And seemed to reach the stars-fOr as the notes
Assembled did think that each ones face
With twinkling showed its happiness; and boats
OF vapOr. sailing in the airy sea,
Caught the sweet sounds, and went more JOY
Ously.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

8 The subject of tariff and internal tax
alton will necessarily receive your atten-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

An old lady residing in San Fran
cisco recently had occasion TO spank her
little boy for some youthful indiscretion.
He had been playing about the wharves,
and in bis juvenile perambulasions bad
sat on a leaky can of nitro glycerine, the
consequence Of which was that the first
smack the old lady administered caused
fearful explosion, which sent then flying
in different directions and broke all the
glass in the room. Both are fast recov-
ering from the injuries they sustained.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

"Figagosg a spicy drarnaticl journal-
list in San Francisco, tells how he went
to carnival: "a Hebrew fellow came
up to me and wanted q pound of fesA.
So I gave him a pound with q piece Of
flesh I usualiy carry an the end of my
arm; and he gently laid down as if he
was tired, ands said he wanted to 90 home
and see his mether."srI -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

HI. C. COTTON,
DHYsICIAN q SURGEON Office over wslch's
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

A boy five years of are. having stol n
can of milk, his mother took him to
task with moral suasion, and wound up
her discourse BT exclaiming: 'sWhat id
the world were you going to do with the
milk any howl "I was going to steal
a little dog to drink it," was the crushing
reply.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
Miscellaneous.
j. ANDERS,

j. ANDERS,
HARNESS MAKER. Custom work promptly
IL attended to, Broad-st. 81
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retain in Office persons placed there by
federal appointment against the will of
the President. The law is inconsistent
with the faithful and efficient admins
tration of the Government What faith
can the Executive put in the officials
forced upon him, and those, too, whom
he has suspended for go I'd reason? How
will such officials be likely to serve an
administration which they know does not
trust them?
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
Drugs, Medicines, &c.

w III. WEIGH,
GENERAL dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Wines,
W Liquors, Paints, Leads, Oils, Varnishes, Glass,
Putty, Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, Stationery,
Picture Frames, Mouldings Wall Paper, Tobacco,
Cigars, &C., BrOad-st.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

MILLER 81 WEsTFALL,
pANKERS. Do general banking business.
Id Second story Dudley's block Main-st.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16
TENURE oF-oFFicE LAW.

cit may be- well to mention here the
embarrassment possible to arise from
leaving on the statute books the soscalFed
tenure of-office acts, and to earnestly rec
ommend their total repeal. 1t could not
have been the. intention of the trainers
Of the Constitution, when providing that
appointments made by the President
should receive the consent Of the Senate,
that the latter should have the power to
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-16

C. L. BARNES g. CO.,
ENORWARDERS, Steamboat and Express Agents,
l. Leyee. 81
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-14

On the subject of routes to the
railroad. there appears to be spirit
Of falsehood infused into the very
types of the Idaho World Office.
We had hoped. when o'Meara left,
to see = spirit of something like
fairness exhibited in its columns,
but on the contrary, Il is as persist
ent and unreasonable under the new
management as before. 1t was once
said Of Dalles that something in the
atmosphere gave everybody hank
ering to steal horses. A similar in
fluence must be at work in Idaho,
giving all the editors an irresistible
desire to misrepresent the 0wyhes
route to the railroad.
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The Mexican population of Cali
fornia, nearly all of whom subscribe
to the doctrines of the Catholic
Church, and, in outward semblance
at least, live up to its requirements.
feel agrieved at the action OF Arch
bishop Alemany in refusing Catholic
burial to the remains of Senior Jose
Godoy, Mexican Consul to the port
of San Francisco, who died last
week. It is charged by the Next
cans, says the San Francisco Chron-
icle, that the Archbishop is so big
oted monarchist as to let his polit-
ical prejudices carry him to the ex-
tent of denying christian burial to
the remains of a true christian gen.
tleman because of his devotion in
life to repubIicanism and against
monarchy and the connection OF
church and state.