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SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoYs "vITALIA" utterly all the dyes" col
Orers' and reOer" o. ia 1t acts totally different Phn'
epe 1t np fragrant and Perfectly unOcuoos preePtite' 10
muddy or saueu. matter requires shaking and eOmmunises
no stain to the skin linen No paper Ttan necessary to Goa
ts urbia Appearance for simple not t"od
IA all intent. and purpose, Toilet Chemistry
po, ALL. h, all druggist. PHALoS SON. New.Yors.
Tho Chip Girl
THE DRY DOCK.
THE FIRESIDE COMPANIONS.
TUESDAY. Sept 3
H. dies, Gold Hunting Watches,
Port, Fny Sixty Two Hundred Dollars each FOR 'a'
nRo G. ALLEN aus Broadway door below Cauils a0d LIZ
p,,aw,y between Twenty.evnth ard Tsepty eighth So
The CeebraIed
STEM-WINDING WATCHES
From ueusy, for Ladies and Gentlemen, warranted
PERFECT TIMEkEEPEho' -,
R.i,g nucL auer finished smaller and much lower Pi '
American Watches, given with each ~seh FOR "
GEO C. ALLEN ais Broadway one door b-ok tsuaL q.
Pure Gold Wedding Rass.
For sale by GBo. &. ALLEN SON No 10 b''Sa"'
aud aud No 4i' B'e"a' Que ''
below Caualst
AL - Fire Eytinguisher, same as supplied 20 tle N
w M, psp,rtWrut Always ior instant use NO
without H. Beware WORTHLESS. inVeuNoei l. D FINS hAi'"
GUISilBR Co, 10 Deyst, \, l.-------.-----
,,,rs, Srrein,endsnt DANCoAA. No 80 SVnsse.
p,nS Ind FlR ALTERATIONS at 2Per cent below bsoat
prices
n,,,,e,a,xu mineral spring er a diseases OF bs
Kids,s Sstn promptly Vi any other
n. s.,uos,, Address INHALATION MINERAL StklNI 20.
MJst.wa W. No. 1879 BrcadesI NtN'lo'@ 'altSh-A-'
hot corks Of all genuine arc bran ~ N-tle
Notice malls 81 BuToIe 90 Iitt tNDAi sew
"a "a SNIt EBAY z viii coF5 ' gtce - % &c." & a -
Sto,. a, oi5. W., a iui B It's au1 o, II 20 m :
'"'". ''.'' p u. Jones. Py.lna.sr.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept 29.-The Fifth Judi
cia District Republican Convention, in session here this
afternoon nominated Charles H. Doolttle of Oneida foT
Justice OF the Supreme Court 10 succeed Judge Bacon
Resolutions complimentary TO Judge Bacon were uuani
mOusly adOntcd.
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POLITICAL.
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. 29.-The XXIst Sen
ate District Republican Convention met here this after
noon, and Oh the fourth ballot nominated William H.
Rraud Of Madison for Senator
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Rour OF LOPEz-oNE THOUSAND PARAGU AYANs
KILLED-LOPEz IN FLIGHT, AND DECLARED
A.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-06-19
New and Cheap Goods
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

On the first of May we will be In receipt Of
a large train of Merchandise, consisting of an
extensive and carefully selected assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Groceries of
every description.
1t Is our intention TO open the Wholesale
Spring Market at the lowest living figures,
and make II an inducement for merchants
throughout the Territory TO make their pur-
chases at our House.
sPIEGELBERG, BROS.
Santa ~, N. NJ, April Is, 1858.
No. 45. IT,.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
THE BITTERS
sAREGULArrNG nEDrcrNE.

The excrecry organs Safetyvalyes of the system
Through the bowels the pores and the Kidneys dis
CHARGED the refuse of the materials Shich sustain
strengthen and renew that wonderful piece ANIMATED
mechanism the human body. 1t is, therefore obvious
that if the bowels do not perform their allotted
efficiently the scaverger work of the system which
important its sustentstion, be mperccty DONE
The intestines are the wa>teppes of the animal
and you might well expect city TO be healthy
with its sewers clogged up in ruins, hope for
strength and Nigor in the human physique when main
dischargng organs are ih unnatural condition.
Constipation. bilious collie, cholera morbus, dysentery
inflammation fhe bowels, and indeed, all intestinal
eases, however different in their types and symptoms
have their primary source want Of in the
bra1e which lines the alimentary and
The irritation which produces ux Just as much the
result of weakness as the topor which costvens
Darrhea the direct consequence OF loss of retenve
power and constipation of loss of expusye power; and
the effect of violent purgaves IN either contingency is
t lower instead of renewing the tone of the already
weakened organs.
H0STETTER'S BITTERS has been administered with
marked success IN constipation and tot this is
so TO speak an APPARENT TONIC; in other words il
and at the time imparts healthy stimuous the
mucuous nteguments which line the discharging cham
mel This double action soon restores regularity and IL
may be safely asserted that chronic costyeness be
cured by Of this preparation when all tho usual
prescriptions have been tried in vain In arrhea, collie
and all choleraic maadies unless the inammaory symp
tom too violent render the of ANY tonic advis
able 1t will be found exceedingly useful in sustaining tho
strength of the patient and alleviang pain. As
edy for chronic bowel complaints of every type IL is
commended in earnest testimonials which have been
published at various times In the public Journals.
Let it, however, be always borne in mind by those who
predisposed To constipation collie. cholera mOrbus
vscera that they easily protect their system from
those painful and dangerous ills by avaling themselves
of the preventive operation of the B1TTERS Keep the
stomach and bowels in vigorous condition with this
peerless vegetable tonic and Alternative and the functions
o assimilation and excreon will be 60 health.
fully and regularly.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

had no idea before of the amount of washin =
and ironing required to make woman's life
endurable. Existence. this lady intimaied TO
me, meant washing, cooking, sleeping and oc-
casionally going out" to see the neighhors.
As house is right on the opposite side Of
the hill. We see Mrs. A. once a week and
say why, how do you 60? and how's your
folks?" and "what queer weather this is? ~
and "what do you think of our new minis
ter?'' and all the while we're thinking of a
hundred things We would mt say to each other
for the world and then we go home and pitch
again into our washing and ironing. cooking
and sleeping with perhaps, an occasional in
terlude consequent on the Introduction of a
few new sons and daughters and sich is life.
But here's oae consolation:
There is happy land
Far far away,
And there. saints shall in glory stand
Bright, bright as day.
PRENTICE MILFORD
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
DIRECTORS
REASONS FOR INsURING IN THE
PACIFIC
Mutual Life Insurance Company

Of California,
First.-The of interest larger here than Ia
the Eastern States Europe Consequently the Profits
and Dividends accrung the Insured will be proportion
ately increased.
SecOnd.-Al policies issued by this Company and
the proceeds thereof exempt Execution by the
laws of Califoruia-THE ONLY STATE IN THE UNION
that pr ovides for this Exemption.
TLird.-Policies issued by this Company are NON.
FORFEITAPLE, and ALL PROFITS are divided among
the insured.
R- Policies will be mado payable in Gold Currency
as the applicant may elect to pay his Premiums
SCHREIBER & HOWELL, Gen'l Agts.
SACRAMENTO.
Mach 2o-3m, wM. A. DAVIES. State Agent
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

PHYSICIAN IN CuIEr:
JOSE II NJ. Ely.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

For so YEARS, The dark-eyed and lovely
daughters of Spanish America have used
MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER as
their only cosmetic and toilet perfume. 1t Is
the most fragrant, as we'll as the most lasting
of all Floral Waters, and possesses refreshing
and invigorating properties not contained in
any other preparation of kind.
Say As there are counterfeits, always ask
for the Florida Water prepared by the pro-
rrietors, Lauman & Kemp, New YORK. sos.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

kS- Sold 10y all Druggists and dealers in patent med
cincs.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
TEiEGRAPHIC NEWS.

PRENTICE MILFORD.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
INvIGORATION FOR TIE INFIRM.

When age begins to tell npon tie Frame is natural
retard the progress of decay. Physicians recommend
stmuants to comfort cheer and refresh aged What
shall they have recourse to. Certainly not to the en-
poisoned liquors of commerce That would be shorten
prolong the period of their prgrinsge or
the medical when prescribing brandy. any other
sprituous liquor recommend that the article should
pure and unvitiaed They should little further and
inform their patients where such article be pro-
cured Tie fluids sold in the liquor warehouses bran
dy Jamaica spirits gin and whisky without excep-
ton dangerous compounds 1the secrets of the liquor
mixing establishments could be unveiled-if the public
coLd for themselves the tobacco juice the virrio
the ogwood the creosoe the acrd and deadly
the various narcotics and other vile drugs, which go
the making of the various brans which the dealers
talk gblythe expose would probably do help
the temperance cause than thousand lectures. Are
these the smulants for the old and inf m Are they fit
for any human being Surely not Many eminent pro-
fessonal men admit that they dai under circum.
stances prescribe them. Why should they, Why should
ahy member of the community put such enemies in his
mouth. when perfectly pure medcated stimulant is
within the reach of every who needs Xnd in
vigorant, HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is that
stimnant. 1t has drawbacks Its basis the alcoholic
principle OF rye the most nocuous and wholesome of
liquors. and this product after being purified by pecu-
liar method Vt rectihcAtion tempered and qualified by
infusion of herbs and endowed with the rarest
yitalizing properties.
For sale by all Druggists Grocers and Storakceners
throughout the wogld.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
CITY LIVERY STABLE,
COR. FULTON & BROADWAY sTs.
OPPOSITE BROADWAY HOTEL,
COLUMBIA.

SINGLE Or DOUBLE TEAMS; PRIVATE CARRT-
y ages and saddle horses constantly on hand.
boarded by the day, week or month on reason
able
The proprietors have also in connection with their
livery business their line of which they will
tinue to run as usual between COLUMBIA AND SONORA
Leaving douglass Saloon Columbia st half past eight
ocloek A. NJ aud and four O'Clock P NJ. Returning
leaves the City Hotel Sonora as follows len O'Clock
A. NJ. and two and ive O'Clock 2. NJ.
The undersigned thanks to the pnhe for their
hersl patronage the past and solicit continuance OF
the sane.
rNkwH. ByRNE, Tropr:ctors.
Coiaa,bis, TSsc. 81, I>oS- ee5-.f
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
GENERAL DEBILITY.
A FEW CONsoLING WORDS TO THE
WEAK AND FEEBLE.

Mere lack of bodily strength not in itself disease
but simply disability. 1t is someti nes natural defect
sometimes the result of secondary In either
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITrERS may be safely guar
snteed 10 cure it. livery day. and in every locality, in
valids may be met with who complain of nothing but
weakness They have pain, but they incapable o
much exerton. short walk fatigues them Icing one
breaks them down.
This of disease of the characteristics Of dys
pepsa and housness but it less true that il fire.
queny exists independent of airy specific disorder and
when all internal appear to be performing their
functions with tolerable regularity 1t is really painful
% human beings moving along with slow, unsteady
steps, and evidently almost destitute of muscular power
and nervous energy who might just well be treading
the earth firmly and fulfilling their daily duties without
suffering from exhaustion. Are they that there is
medicated stmulant which would put life into
them? Have they the effect of H0STETTER'S
BITrERS upon the week and enervated2 ? 1t seems in
credible that with this powerful vegetable invgOrant
everywhere accessible sufferers from debility should
complain that they obtain relief Whoever says
cannct have tried this commanding tonic Qunne may
have failed, common tincures have failed all the
ordinary stimulants may have failed but this. let the
feeble be assured, will not fail
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
FOR SALE!

TUNuE UNDERSIGNED BEING DESTROYS OF RE-
turning the Atlantic states; offers for sale, his
entire interest in that Fume known the Haynes Cos
flume which up through the City of Columbia; TO-
sether with Houscs. Lots Claims. Ninin. |.
Tools 1900 feet more or less Hydraulic
Pipe. bitches, Elnmes. Water Privileges,
and everything thereuuto belonging my interest being
0NESINrU Of the Also, that House and Lot sit
uated the lower end of Broadwy Street and formerly
owned by Isaac Brink aud at occupied by
Homestead.
datey the undersigned at the What Cheer House, Co
lumbia, as bargain will be given
BERNARD MURPHY.
Columbia, May slim.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04
COUcv or DEATH.
1--WE are ra,.ies aVay.".

DIHp-At his residenc in Nonroe township, on
tho 18th Of October, 1869, WIN. j. MAGRUDER
In the seth year Of bis age
Mr.. Mssredsr,was . numbtv, of yssrs . con-
sstent and devoted member OF The United Ban.
tst Church and mauifestsd throughout o pro-
tracted and painful illness, calm re.igsation to
roll tcS sions az iapiyt. II. ISaisi.s S.aIs. ea
Of the order Of Fres Mssons snA Was bdrfeA With
usual honoy Of he rrntsruity. Greatly rssps ctsd
and beloted ferh high ssnFs Of honor aud manly
istsS itys hs hasgtns ipu amor gst rs, giving %
smother proof thsa in the "mid.t efIifs " are ia
DEATH" Considering the ihortpsss sef NE, the
,ansitory nature Of s.'thIy joys, and the "tridss
that make the sum OF human things" may We
net wev ;aJpt sthe dasSVS q ehetllp.etoSs
Burke; ''what shadows We srs, aud what shsd-
ows We pui sue."
There's weeping on earth fov.ths lost
There's bowing in grief to the ground,
RbAyjpjsNa gad Ptuiss ~, The sA3etiept het)
For :Psa. 10 glory ioana. Il.
New Salem, Oct, 1909. ,!a-.e el-i =. ingh
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04
Save tho Leaves.

The time is near when trees will shed
their leaves. Ihisis the grspd harvest
for the forest in manure. Some Of US
have learned the lessoh. and have taken
advantage OF a. But tia BeeSt majority
permit tho 1eases'to lie where they 60;
and in the country, outside Of the wood,
they are scattered far and near, aud are
Of but little bcncfit.
So il is with ths 'eparSs 1rdS SEse All
weeds; they are permitted 10 81 down 81 81
dry % heE sttfs, fths1 substance lost,
Of a portion Of it Retained in the swamp ps.
Here is fruitful source Of good manure
in great part wasted, that might be made
available. This manure is particularly
circulated to benefit some kiuds OF vog-
citation, among which arc trees, grape
vines, and the small fruits. They have
'becopo Pocystomea 10 this LIND. Of food,
and thrive plcn -. Apply. pleniifnlly.
II the roots l;e deep, remove some Of The
soil, AMI having filed with leav 8, re-
turn oil, or the greater part of it. Be
uot afraid to use the leaves plsntifatly,
mixed with the soil, or without 1t, simply
laying on enough soil to hold them.
We make ita business to uso all kinds
Of vegetable refuse that presents itself
" bore it is wanting it is q good plan to
draw it from the forest. scatter, it among
the trees, aud let it lie there until the
soil requires working ip the Spring o,
early Summer. We 6nd it % good plan
to leave the black surface undisturbed
until the hot weathar sets in. It will
draw tho heat where there is but little oi
it, and when it is most required. This
is true especially with grape vines.
But now is the time 70 say;s the leave,
and discarded grasses. Do not think they
are valueless because so light. There i
much substance for the weight, or ra.he,
effect. The reason for this Is, that they
afford . natural food for trees. shrubs
and vines. Applied in abundance, with
proper tillage, nothing can be better.
Then gather the harvest Of leaves and
initiate natures wisdom Utica Herald,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04
, Hints aAoua stables

II thS grestsi psf. Of th( United
States, the stabling Of stock Ia winter II
a necessity; and It would DO . decided
improvement in some other sections where
IL has, never been applied. Great inn
provehb1e haves No 61de III che COZ,
struction 81 stables within The lasa few
years, especially in the manner Of Greet.
log feeding troughs. The high racks
formerly erected over the heads of horses
and cattle from which they had to draw
their food, scattering hay seeds, and dust
over their heads and into their eyes, have
10 great measure keeu discarded! No
one thinks of erecting them In he xlt
built stables At this day, aud where they
still hold . place in old ones, troughs
should be substituted. Besides the inju.
rious effects above oamed, the animal 10
obligp9 IN Qs6bnN % 1hl lattlfal 'poiiIaSS
to feAbh ltS FOOD snd 1her teiJhfhg II,
must change its position to masticate and
swallow il.
We advise every one who still retains
those racks In his stables to have them
removed and substituted by troughs ol
modern plans, which are very simple and
well suited to the uses for which they are
intended = and do this Hose, before the
feeding season commences. II the i'm
|provemcnt is postponed until then, there
10 nine chances to one that il will not be
done and the poor animals will have to
60 through the Wi6f0f Ia the old stSf.
gssiug, brcak.nsek fashion to reach their
fosd. The man whs invented thsss oves.
head racks for feeding stock must have
been q queer genius, and those who ad.
here TO- the system with such pcrtinat,ty
. rather stiff.necked peoples ~ ..'N'S
Want Of sufficient light is . great fault
10 large majoity Of stables, and is very
injurious to stock ia. more ways than ope
To be shut up in comparative darkness
d9y-%ftes day is,vsry herd :sn tho. .syes.
IT horse be led out Of ono Of those
stables into the open light, he Is unable
for q time to distinguish objects properly
and is liable to stumble, and becQme
shffdpailIbe eS@(a)rbt Il AfS1s(l3es
to their new position. The same difi.
Guilty occurs in entering the dark stable
from the outside.
Darkness is injurious 10 the animals
health, which is easily proven by vcgeta-
bles growing in dark places. Light is one
Of tie great agetcleS 4lat fmpart het tltH
and 'vigSrAo both haitial And vegetable
systems. and being so very cheap ought to
be literally supplied. All stable win.
dows shspld, bpg)assd 10 me yss bye sash,
and Of such size as to admit full g v
Of light. The division Of light and dark.
ness ss, measured, By day and night should
be the gotCrning rule 10 both animal and
vegetable economy, ,loIN 80
Free vcnhtatioA Of pure atmospheric
Dir should be prominent feature in every
:Nbls, Without hiS .he best Of aujsa]
health cannot be md6taihed. Hero 4re
80 many plans !, Of =. accomplishing this, tha,
best suits his views. The great question
is. Will he do it?-Amcrican Stock Jour
nal. :
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04

DlD You Know ITi Know what 2
Why you can get 1000 nice Traos Of A.
NJ. Shuts, Of the Buffalo Nursery, for
Charge to asiiv,ssfF 1ltss%a1io tfiG;y;; aeilhs,
will be make aoy charge to deliver 500
worth at any public place not over Is
mile. distant. a Mr.. Wing or Mr.. Harris,
at the post Office, will tute orders or give
.anv information jesired. d n45
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04

Care Of Newly Plsited drrses. !

:. 49, go :. 49, ,s'. ~ ysss ,s..'' .s.. H.,
"soy .ase. Pssssors snask M that when hen
tne roc's OF soc tree ere once, 10 sne
groonc; me wors 's zone wneo 10 nct
& ooy oegue. A,.et sae ..ee = care
,u.y P'sn'eu, |" snoo'o - % %u'cneo ,, W.
.ss.s' INV, 'an, ,olNI,":ssv 81 I":ssv n .s..I
ma'et'a' 10 most acccsS,o,e nc' 70 .n'ct
o. 70 eIc'soo tne a", oos ss.c'esu !"
!eta,n 'ne moisture ,n tne sou ior, q.
though there may DO plenty OF rain early
IN the season, 'he PROBABILITY 10 tnas
there W.! % drougns, more or less
severe oelorc the eno, Ane top ,nonla
% snoFsencd 10 corresPonc WIN me
?ucutity OF !oo's iost IN o'gg'og Up, ano
IN q9'ng 'eis, cut 20 . gooa euo' ana one
80 P.acec mat tne shoot wn'cn grove rom
=, II :nsn improve inc shape Of sne sreo;
n's WI! generally oe on .ne ou!s'oe OF
!ne sno9t. az 'ne prSvainng w'nSs 10
th,S coostry3siP@ ~ weE ~ may 0e
ven 70 nave Tue hmns on tpis sce nttls
ioo90 q ee}U iX missc}3e tfec'1py
wake neat cut close, out nos TOO ciose'
20 '"e -, ans,'s yo%sSscVs pstscu'
Iar, cover he cu! w"n g gra!Hn9 ws1 70
Prevent evaporation. ipe cY'u9g oack
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04
TsoY;, November 2.

...-I.,, 1BOY, N0vemDer ..
NJ. Ediior: The ezpsrisnss Of The
way'farsr 10 . oouptry new " him, Il not
always shs most .pleasest. The ksenss,
disappoinsmsps i oftsn fsli whom tired,
aoI and hungry; ha drises to the door oi
the waysids inn, or the moro pretsntious
village heel, svilh drsauA .sf:het steak
and rolls, OF ham ssd ssgs, with sth{r
good ihisss, which outward appearances
prc&i.s, W, fpds nothing 70 jsstify thA
hopes isspissd By th~l lastssips surronod-
iass I'D : sharp appstits.s' These tssyl-
teesioss hays bees called up by tie recent
experience Of The wriisr. asd suggested
BY mSst 'dsiikAtfdl ,spls. enjoyed u the
Troy a!9A1s af AAPA ,fi'rd wm.
NatbsrlaAAia proprietor, 4, Troy ,pssA p9t
b .shhnsd' u her botsls, uoswithssaud!
,as they ,srs not .of II, nest attractive
styls Sut~trdly, st'iosk'4 ~ 4, Mt1aa n a. an. :,
Nsshsrlsed, ,pnsias ~ hest Aad hsstssA ef
pns,pf them, lfeF. they faliy sSSpsehsud
the meaning Of "good fare" and superb
cookery aNVdr fdtafi 'Ia&astlngs We
sAi1l not q IL IA ittsAoH &SAd lhs Ttsi
House to aN who eds sppreciase reslly
osutortabls hosss add an elegant diapar.
,.Yasry., liz 49, !, Sosovsxsk y
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04

n. H.. BgeiubslAsn rAniousecs to the
people Of Lincoln aud like counties that
he is again supplied with . beautiful New
Stock Of Goods at his old stand 10 Louis
vile. where he would bs happy to see al
his old customers, promising that no will
sell them goods at lower, prices than ever
for CAsn n45t2
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04

While Capt. " A. Miller, 81 eoe soi our
oldest aud most respected country friends,
was hitching his horses to his wagon, at
the depot, 10 Wcutzvil!e, last Saturday,
one Of the animals became frightened At
the train. aud in bis efforts TO eoptrol it, il
reared up and struck him on the head
with one Of i,s fsei' BIZ. FOR I thick fur
cup which he wore. he would have been
dangerously wounded; as II was, the
scalp wss cut open about an inch and .
half. and be was severely shocked and
stunned. We arc glad to learn 10 was
a6le to attend to BUSINESS yesterday.