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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16
RFrnrscHNESr-The crv of Demcc-

RETRENcHMENT.-Th cry of Demcc-
racy has been for years, "retrenchment
in the public expenses This cry OF
ssrctrenchment" has been constantly and
pcrsistently used by the Democratic par
ty to secure votes for its candidates
AS proof Of the insincerity of Democrat
ic protcstations Of economy, we refer to
the proceedings Of the City Council OF
this city, Thursday night. which will be
found in this mornings paper. 1t Is
fair sample of the honesty OF Democratic
protestatio..s and promises. The Mayor
and four Councilnen are supposed to be
bedrock Democrats the two remaining
Councilmcn are Union men. Two bids
were presented to..the Council for execut-
ing the city printing for the ensuing
year-one bid being SIS, the other $50.
II the law requires that all city work shall
be given to tl.e lowest responsible bidder
then it is evident that the $50 bid was
entitled to the contract for the city print
ing, as the city would thus save S25
4 motion to give the printing to the pa
per offering to do the same for SO, was
now made, and the only plea urged fol-
thus virtually throwing away SO, wa
that, "to the voters belong the spoils.
/ The vote on the motion stood: Ayes
| Cundif, Conley, Nixon and Hackleman
Nays-Mealey and Marshall. Want o
space compeis us to defer further remark
on this subject at this time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

MONEY VS. LIFE-From merchant at
Albany to delinquent at Roseburg:
ALBANY, Jan. Sth, 1869.
Mr. McC-: Sir-I shall be un-
der the necessity Of enforcing payment
by law, If my claims against you are not
satisfied Immediately.
Yours, st., C.
RosEBURG, Jan. 14th, 1869.
MR.. c.: Dear Sir Enclosed l
send the amount of my irdebtedness to
you, $50 dollars in greeubacks at 10
cents. Yours, &c, McC-.
p S. I should have sent it sooner, but
am just recovering from severe case OF
the small pox. McC-.
Merchant, Mortified, drops the letter
and exclaims to his astonished clerk
't--stick that d letter and green
backs in the stove. D-the fool,
wish I hadn't written to him. Confoun6
it, can't go home now, have been Eek
posed p"
Next day letter is received from
Roseburg from Mr.. McC-, stating
that he had not had the small pox, anc
hoped he never would; it was only a joke
g., did you burn them greenbacks a
I told you ?" "Yes, sir" Course tn
| luck
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

HEALTH OFFIcER-We learn that
DR.. Lister has been appointed Health
Officer of the city of Albany, and it is
made his duty by ordinance to board all
vessels that may land at our wharf, I'M
mediately upon, their arrival, and ascertain
if any case, of small pox are on such
boats. IF cases of small pox are found
on any steamer SO arriving, said persons
SO afflicted are to be conveyed by the
Health Officer to the pest-house provided
by the city, and all other means used te
prevent this dread disease from becoming
an epidemic that he may deem necessary
and proper.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16
LOCAL AEFATRS

San Francisco Legal Tender rates..... 1lOa74a
New York Gold qnotations.............. 134s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-16

FIRE MEETING.-Albany Fire Com
pany No l held an adjourned meeting at
the Court House on Monday night. The
boys are awaiting patiently the action of
the Council in relation to the purchase
of fire engine for-their use. The reg
ular meetings of the Company are on the
first Tuesday in each month.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03
An Error Corrected.

EDToRs JoURNAL:-lhe Arqus, of October q,
under its head Of" Local and State Items, gives
us the following -
Gan Intelligent" Republican member Of the Losis.
leufe, who j. loud mouthed IN Asserting that the wis
dom we'll as virtue Of the country Is all comprised
In the Republican party blow out the gas IN his room,
az the Hotel he stopped nt In Montpelier biz first nht
here aud went 10 bed soon he smccd O. -mol which
seemed not to him ga perfume OF Arahy the hlest %
ana he hasened down stairs 70 inform the CLERK there
wa queer smell up there. The Republicans OF bis
town must De smart set 10 elect such ioliy groom
fellow a. this Representative
1t is true, in point of fact, that Representa-
tive, on his first night in Montpelier, blew out
the gas light in his sleeping room, instead Of
turning it of, and, rs n consequence, bad soon to
leave his lodging quarters to save himself from
suiiocaton. But the Representative was not
Republican; he was the Democratic member from
the town Of Stamford, in Bennington County, and
among the most Intelligent, too, of the Democratic
members Of the House. Now then, il this is evil
dence that the Stamford member is " green, the
Democratic party can have the benefit of il but
the truth is the member from Stamford is a res
pectabe young man in point Of intelligence and
character lie may not he as well informed in the
matters Of gas and gasconade as the other members
of his party are. and It might be well for the
Democratic member from Bakersfield, who is the
recognized leader of theparty in the House. to g'Yo
a "n0fs ola dimicrat mee'ia " for the pur-
pose Of posting the gentleman from Stamford on
those matters 50 important to be understood by
the dinicrat party. A REPUBLICAN
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of Mr.. Royce, adjourned.
uN.SE-
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Harris of Montpelier
Jonrnal Of SltnmAy rell and appruyel.

Pr1ver hv Rev. Mn 00rri. M M1nIDeIier.
.Iournol If S,tnr,i,, r.,.i AMI or,,e't,j
B,Hs introduced aid yc5irred HBy Mr.. Scott
or plym,ntb In o,,enip,ont nr tbo eyi.tin,, Inv,
relating 10 sale Of the estates Of deee,scI per,
SIMS h, committee am i,dic;,r,
By Mr. XIII "f Ii,nr,rt t'a3,li.b ho on,o
oe s,neri,tena.'t ~ c,,,,','r .,t'.is ~, o,,,
,nitt,c nm .j,,oot,.,
By Mr. Wbit.o,nb a. p,rre u, sc,bl, ths
.,,.. H., h. t,,..; ~ ~ ~ o''i',,g Wv
IN MD in the r,nstrncti,r, ,f ti'c I,rro r. III
to committee an ,,ilrneds
Bv Mr. Cboss NJ la, to le,-.t;,. ,fo ,,.,,l
lisa. ~ DO 80, ~ I's ~, I-S- a. s,' .',
mitfoe an ,,,suj list '''' W.
R, Mr. E1",ylt,n or str,t,,,, lo,i,,. t,,. no,
the 'nnd. M Snott.n . r.. c',,,,itict9 or l,,,i
fnvos ''''''
r., ,fr C,,l.,,, r,vi.t.u t..-.l;... .i..
,rat,l i;li ~ ti t.,,r tVi.tt ST. ,.
iag9 W. .,t .o"n ~. ''i"'l i'' ''' Se"'
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AFTERNOON
WV AIL

nm. ..,J ,t..y 49,. ,J .....y = /, In
n''tS 'tIu 90" ~ e''" F,eS."' ~ - Uenn-
'"S Weo s,'rl uV no'oI' ,'' Nm N lncy'lnss'
~ ~ P1S 'os'P' a. 4''''S'' '"e sum 'nere-
III on ~ ra,.ol ~, ,., ~. ,o ,l,,o.,,,,, 81
@oi =, a'a ~. ,or ,ue advancement vi
'iT W.. ~ ~ H.. l
,,,l,T er.4,, .,,si, }cct;r If On ri,.ia,
y, ~ nt,i, ~ 80
~, N ''iO - ~ M ~, gi'u
I'M was rclerred m tbe g7mmittee an edncotinn
n 90 t i.'r,, ill., 49,,
49,, sid ~; l'',' ''"9' VIM
P'i'5 P''''OI - ~ IN 49, -. A. .t,,
81 rV mn VII e',e Juulvlr9 on
~ ''s'Sn , ~ H. va .uo t'l0,'' VI
io"ve ta ,ar WHEN , ,,',',cI '''9' ''''
~, -, 80, - NJ, = ~ -, .,,
in otico Drt, ri :" s"'oq Inn
on motion Of NJ bale II iyos ordorod to i o
ha ,nado the snecial nrier ~, TNosj,,, -, ~,
bolfnas, o o,cIncll N ~, "e'' ''
PirG'rrcJ ii 4! IN i,c,r,,oro,, tho MI.
,,ni All Clvdc River raiirood c,,,ro,,, All o,,
abe certnin towns IN od in the er
oC m cornittce ~, ,,ilr,ods
ii 40 In nnnox n mart If Tho t,,yn or ,yu,,in,,.
,,,, 10 ~ t,, ~ - ~ i
''I '" wy 10 ~
land and bddison IN All in tbe ,,,strc,, ,i'.
Fairbaven and Ia,e shore rn;lroad ~ c,,,,,'it
mittee nm railroads
n "a IN ,nco,,,,.,to fla. f,r,,l ISL, .,,.,,t.,,
con',aT, ~ sd,t ~
senators If Grand lie mi F,nnllin o,,,rtiss ''
II 70 la,;n,, i,y nv, ,ho c1r',t'. "a. ali,
| IN senators frnn Addisnn connt,,
J,,"S resat,,3,,, III ii,'.t;2,,, n., e.....
Of STATE md Stofe Iibnron Nv deIi,.r c,rt,i
b,ols N The mcmher G.1n, S,rtb R,,i;r,,,.,,
/ N ,,nntir,r H.. ms, ,,r ~, ii,Il 'ctis IL.
of RenTesentatiyes. IN tbe re-nnion S,rirt, nrVt
| Officers lor their annnnl add,ess, b,tL o5ynted
Passed. ii IA in orend,nort nfar o,i rolo,
inc 10 married women ns ,yitnc.ses WIN ,,,,
! sais of amendments "''' P''l''
On motion or Mr. Fornl,,, odi,rr,oI
u0liSE
Joint resolutions nv Mr. Rjsbos ,r No,vr,,t
granting the use of the IIol of The lIonsc NJ P,,
resentatlycs 10 Inc Re-iinion Societv or Ver,ol,,
Officers for the delivery of The ANIMAL nd5re.Sns
| before the same ON Thursday evcninc N,,ye,,her
4, 1869 adopted ON NE matt of the Ilonse
| rms ,afroJgoe,f AMI reCsrrpJ "Rv Nlr u,,
/ kns of Montgomery. 10 prevent ne tokin,, mr.
/ carving away amy fsh from Gushing pnnd in
/ Ayery's Gore. 10 general committee
By Mr.. Burt of Swanton 10 uitbori,e tho t,-
noble Valley Railroad "a. I, extend NH CON
struc its road To Alissisuuo Bay. in S,yanton. n
committee M, MILL i''' ''' go @"""''"i ="
5. 30, to incorporate the Middleto,yn Spring
Co. to committee ON corporations.
s. "a, Changing me name of md relatir,. D.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

arc prospcring far in ndmncc ut the farming in
tcrests Increase the rate, MS Is proposed In thus
bill, and every farmer will at once be compelled
To either pay, or be subjected to an increased rate
Of interest md that, too when the rate now is
as high as he can afford to pay, A man can make
more money lonning money at six per cent. inter
est, than he can ut farming let us not, there
fore strike blow ut the greatest interests of the
State.
Mr.. Brown Of Norwich, opposed the motion to
reconsider.
The vote being taken on the question. shall the
vote To dismiss be- rcconsidcrcd the House disa-
greed DO the motion ayes 20 nays llO
S,Ha,c hills nf,rci.-S. II, relating to drains
md common sewers to the general committee
Onmoti1n of Mr. Ballard Of Fairfax, adjourned.
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AFTERNOON
AEN AlE


inc freslIent pre- teH. m the chair
hpoH'-from tine judiciary committee, To-
whom was relsrfeu 50 much oil the Governor
message as relates 70 interest," with DILL making
per oen.' lhe losl rate 70 committee ON PRINT
ing
,H9dTfa III. D. chlhslhs the name oil Julm
MNhleS 70 ,iedu, anu . % v"ahso ine name Oh
"e1rge w. foscett 10 i1ra' 10 general committee
'o ~ o1ls,iN we "iI'lH'ou eill i-lAe '15'ode
huiiroad' ana ~ 10 Incorporate the Barre hall-
r'4q q 70 committee on railroads a.,
En- vi, 10 V'',sS ,,,G ''s %, No""lu ADo'''
fl 55 nn-5ltiatc tLe paliens p,us pr,,.,b
Railroad "a and the Beljens Eus Wnrble ~ .
to committee ON railroads.
"A ~ directing tLe onpronrioti,n or 6pes
and rosts. IN judiciary conpIittae "'''
II go To Incorporate the Rupert Dairy Assn
,iatio a. ,,,,,tiitt,. ~ i'''J -'7''
II 10 ~ inrnrnor,te The Rrist
Co: to committee ON inanulactures. .
III II, ig;'',iie' % otap 10 = 81 ret-
/ c,Inmittce
/ If n lov;n,,o to, ,, tl, Commit, az Nv,.i;,...
Inn. IN Senotars fr',n W,sbins,t,n ,,nnt,,
/ ii on ny,ne n ta, nm tbs Tn,,nty If Tlitt.u
/ den; 10 senators from Cbittenden C9nntv
! II. 81. to incorporate The N Almn Ia IN
committee an ,,onnE,ctnrss ' "
II. Of. 10 enable The tn,yn or IIortlond u, aid il,
bridoind the C,nnectict River. ~ -,
highways and bridges.
ii. 0j, changing ihe name of Almira S Buttor-
! field to Sbntt,rLs IN ,,enor,I n,,,,,itta
/ ii. 6s. To inclrpornte the West Million Choose
Manuhcturing ~. 10 committee on a',renIfe uJe
A. - I,,i, H. 4 ''''''f' va az iS,i'uIr'
/ Go1denow To Waison to General comioittee
II 30. to leealize the erand lit If tbe TOW, or
/ Woldlopd 10 committee nm ndi,iory ''' Wv" VI
4 Joint rosOhfnou III relating h, fLe o,n,.;nt-
ment of a committee ON final ndinrnment I'M
ed In coneurrenee ''''F'
On motion Of MIR. Hutchinson of Orange. adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

ing 90 icgunto Tint which Is wholly beyond our
control. Even the sighi per cent. would not re-
tain the money In the State, as much higher
rate than That is paid by other States, and would
draw uur money away for investment.
Mr. Grover further favored che bill aud gayo
biz reasons 90 length for fixed and uniform rate
Of interest, and that rate higher than at present.
csmhii-acd
On motion Of Mr. Scott, Of Plymouth ad-
iWfnUL
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vERMoNr wArCTIMAN AND sTATE JOURNAL.

dare record themselves MS such. As he took hls
seat, Mr. Hunt remarked in somewhat lower
tone of voice, " this is my second year IN TINS
House aud it won't make amy difference with
me.
The passage of the bill was then refused ayes
06, nays l0j.
On motion of Mr.. Wentworth Of Chester, adj
journcd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03
PERE HYACISTHE.


One OF the most singular and eloquent of men
has just landed on our shores Singular because
being French priest ana monk, aud glopng
IN the garb OF monastic lile' and in The relations
OF the cloister and the temple, he Should yet lay
OIL the one and repudiate the other, rather than
rcpress IN silence The convictions oil his heart and
understanding eloquent, because Che spirit that
IS IN him Is mighucr thnn tue authorities around
him, and impels him to utiennccs that make him
hated by bis own party, and dear to the heart Of
humanity We heard oil nun aiar OH as a bare
looted Carinelite preacher who brought To Notre
Dame ana the Madeline, npt ana eager crowds ~
listen 70 words which, IKE the oraoles OF God,
taught that the human soul was more precious TO
"ou tnan governments lhWs ana churches l'o-
port SAID OF him' That ~ nus person q wonder had
arisen IN tne Oatnonc Ohufch that priest and
monk with pa'nos ana eloluenc' more ias-
cinating than that oil Nosath' whose voice had
inc music o. tn' ho'P ol urPneus' ana with
torres ana "a logic more prlil'"ht ana convincing
lhan tnAt OF l"lnhehAls' was striking bold
blow Tor human liberty ana freedom OF Thought,
ana speaking earnestly Tor tne authority OF Che
word oil goa as above tnn' Oh fielates ana Her
archs' ana thnt peo'H'h tne ofone'o' Noue Dame
tue m"Nel oil IeN'ooosl was Iopoa'eni ana men
were nearing 'he "o,n ~ ''e language ." which
they were born we heard OF nun as one 90
whom God had Augnt the secret oil Ills own
Name, and Che sicrodncs OF Che spiritual nature
,'.| a',' '''' ,'' ~ ''' ''0'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03
SENA1E.
Prayer by the Chaplain tSl''''' November 3D.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal VI yesterday read and approved
b,Hs i9irodaotd anil referred, BY Mr. Dewey
o. washington, to enable the towns therein men
TONED to aid in the construction of Tho Man,.
peler, st. Johnsbury and Essex county railroad
to committee ON railroads
., by Mr. Benedict, to Incorporate the Union
trust Company, 60 be located at the cty of Bur-
llngton) to committee on Banks
message was received from His Excellencv
Tue Governor, returning Senate bill No. 10. In,
cooperating the Alburgh, Ilighgate and PlattS.
burg steam Ferry Company, without his approval
any VIZ, w rs objections thereto in writing
ing Rutland graded school 10 committee on ed"-
cation. va NNu
by mr. Merrill, to amend an act to incorporate
the village OF Rutland to general committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

~ The receipts ofthe Post Oaico Department,
'he last fiscal year, were two millions iilty-one
thousand and nine hundred dollars in excess of
'ns previous year, and two millions and quarter
ABOVE the amount estimated some eighteen months
ago.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTIONAL call has
been issued for a National Woman's Suffrage
Convention, to be held at Cleveland, Ohio, Nov
2lth and s5th. 1t is to be delagate convention
each State being entitled to as many delegates
as it has members in Congress Appended to inc
call we find the names of Hons. James Hutehih-
son, Jr., and @. w. Willard, from Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

ny Mr.. Ross Of Waterford. in amendment "i
see. chap. 70. g.s relating 60 voters in town
meeting; {, committee ON judiciary.
Ry Mr. Siilorl of Hartford. changing tie name
oi Joseph Watson O0aicu0ugh, together with %
petition. 30 general committee.
rs Mr.. Benton OF Bennington. IN amendment
oi an act relating 70 lowage, approved Notcmbcr
10. io01 90 committee on manufactures
BY Mr.. Barrett of Woathorsicld, in addition
10 sec. - chap. 81, s. s.. relating % laying ont
and disseminating highways and bridges 90 CONF
mittce on Highways
BY Mr.. Bnrt of SWanton, to Incorporate the
lhmoillu Valley Junction Railroad Co.. o. come
miticc on niaoads
by Mr. Bigelow Of Rycmte. to pay Fmndin
Butler the sum therein named. $500 us services
as chaplain Of State Prisons 20 committee on
claims.
By Mr.. Whtcomb of Bumc go amend section
1. Of an act to Incorporate The Barre Hotel Conn
pany, approved November 10, 1859 Co commit
tee on c0rpouti0us.
BY MIR. Briggs Of Brandon, % Incorporate the
Brandon Cheese Factory Company 90 committee
on corporations,
BY Mr.. Wales Of Burlington, o. Incorporate
the Burlington Savings Bank and Trust CImna-
ny 10 committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Joyce of Rutand relating Tn .lo cole
lection Of taxes Go committee 90 Judiciary.
On motion OF Mr.. Dickcy, adjourned
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0TlN I To
MuNnAr. Nov. l..

MONDAY, NOV, J.
Prayer los the Chaplain
journal OF saturday read nuj approved.
NoHate h4s rI.vod-lO, creating degrees 90
the crime of murder
81, relating 20 tAc action of uccouut,
80, TO provide i0r the employment oi reporter
in tle County tourt CD committee on indicayy.
81, relating 90 election OF Town Representa-,
tiye-. Oh committee ou elections
%, relating o. Superintendent of Common
Schools; TO committee on education.
Mr.. Dewey called mp II !, relating TO tie
Montpelier Meeting House Society, which was
passed in concurrence.
a communication wis received. from His FIX
ccleucy. the Governor announcing that he had
appointed Evelyn picrpont. of Rutland, Inspector
of Finance
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SENATE.
AhVffppAkr

Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
Bais introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Dale,
by request, an act in relation to the action of ac-
count TO committee on printing.
BY Mr. Royce with petition, TO amend an act
OF last session to incorporate the Tehauntepec
railway company 10 committee on railroads
by Mr., Copeland, to amend section o, chapter
%, &, s., relating 10 superintendent of common
schools 70 committee on printing.
Redd mird tune and passed.-S. 30, 10 incor-
porate the Middletown Spring company
5. 81, Changing the name of and relating 10
the Mortified Cemetery Association to Elm
wood Cemetery Associatonl
Mr. Dewey Of Washington, in the Chair.
Rosoiaaoa.-By Mr.. Heath that the commit
tee on manufactures inquire whether any legis-
lation is needed for the encouragement of manu-
iactures in this State and report by bill or 9TH
erwise adopted.
On motion Of Oryis adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal Of yesterday was readand approx
JOINT resolution. by Mr.. Stuart Of South
Burlington That the Secretary of Sts,e and
State librarian be directed to deliver to the rep
resentatise from the town Of South Burlington,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II
Fletcher 1; total 2. Eckford, Allison l, Pat
terson 2, Martin /, Nelson 8, Hodes l, Eggler
4, Pinkham Q; total 10.
Fly-balls mlssed-Nelson ], Tracey2 2.
Foul-balls caught-Nelson /.
Total bases on hits-Natlonal 0, Eckford 4.
Out on bases-National 0 times, Eckford
2tlmes.
Left on bases-National times, Eckford
times.
Bases on called balls-Blrdsall, Studley,
Martin and Nelson.
Struck out-Coughlin.
Base on error-National 8 times, Eckford
3 times.
Double play-Coughlin, Fox and Forker,
Martin and Allison, Eggler, Droyr and
Hodes.
Balls called-Natlonal 2S, Eckford 23.
Passed balls-National 2, Eckford 8.
Time Of game hour SIS minutes.
Umpire, j. j. Beardsley, of the Union
base ball club.
Scorers, Messrs Turner and Potts.
The contest was by far the closest ever
witnessed In this city, and the result shows
that the Nationals are still "ball Players"
despite their reyerses earlier In the season.
Never was better play seen than that OF
Forker, Shelly, Fox, Coughlln and Will
liams, while Fletcher and studley captured
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pALrIMoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED ASA RETUosrRoM aUAcKERr
the ONLY PLACE 5p yHsRS A CORE

usES Re mo-; ss
sS.r q issess 70 s.a:s ,ss si,s Si:
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.n'ip.'n', ''nSff5t'66SS SS1asFssN''a' impossible
sS n ai fsf% ssd "a sss,R, Of sS
as ~ ,wesP, 10 n rsys hST
sss %ia Ssss; stsf
49,, 30. SiskIAoE go,
n.s.s ..s sfff pss :i s.ssnsSs
sra,' sssS ps..s ma. freddy
may. aid s.S 81 S b. f'p *,
,un.,,,,. ORGANIC ywIEAHKNEss
TSis pfssdfsi ' 6i.ea.s mwSfss h fsnSefs LII,
M.srsSls and MsIIiaso i%Possible.' ths penalty
ac ssias sSsrs q Gl,sdSP son.saesSsss tSsi
vii M n, hss ss s
ios 70 lost sooner BY ibose falling into Improper
SssSy oPsss .scS
and dessIuetiye synptoms 70 both body and mind
aud Mental unesio gS'y %essssed Loss 81 P pSSerss
nfs PtSwsT Nsayou; iTri,sbii,y. Dy.Pepsis Pal;
bsbiiity. ,wastina Of the Frame. Coughs, Con
'aH 4yFIfosS SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
lefi hand sids going from Baltimore street. afew
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe name
Sy-No letter. received unless postpaid and con-
vIlins should .ia,s sss, and send PORTION q I'd.
''ra''m'n'd'''TbRslay o5HPsss!T251ss,.
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a JOIN f n J6RssfJS N ffoTHs
les-p Baltimore. Maryland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

In polties II supports the principles aud policy OF
the sreat Republican party, and sustains the Ad-
ministratiou Of General Grant. 1t gives especial
attention to the new.from all the Executive Depart
nents, embracing oneal orders Of Heads Of Depart
ments, aud decisions OF heads Of bureaus thus max
Ing 1t valuable paper for all officers OF the Gov.
ernmsnt who require the information which II
contains
The miscellaneous depar lInsnt will receive special
attention, and 10 all respects efforts will be ma %
to establish the character Of tho paper as a frst
class family Journal.