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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The New York Herald is showing up
the adulterations in candy manufacture.
1t finds that the largest ingredient into
the adultcrous process is terra ALA, a
species of chalky earth imported from
Kentucky, thousands of hogsheads OF
which are used in New York every year.
Its cost is cent and quarter pound,
and it is used in place Of sugar at 10
cts. pound. Like gypsum, it dries up
very quick. 1t has sweet taste, and
in this regard is very good substitute
for sugar, but its effects upon the system
is dele.erious, destroying the digestive
organs and otherwise injuring the health.
Other substances are used, such as starch,
glue, glucoe and fecule. Verdigris IS
used coloring green, and red is produced
by the sublimate of mercury. In place
of licorice lampblack is employed, and
the Tonka bean--almost as bad as opi-
um-is substituted for vanilla. To pro-
duce favors of pineapple, rasberry,
banana and other fruits, chemically pre-
pared extracts are used, into which
not a particle of fhe juice of these fruits
enters, and which are SO many poisons
introduced into the human stomach.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The PEACE RIVER MINEs.-A miner
named Michael Foy has passed five years
on peace river, engaged in mining, and
is said by his friendr to have accumula-
ted many thousands of dollars in gold
dust. The diggings he now works and
his present whereabouts are unknown.
About one year ago he RENTED purse
of So 800 in gold to his daughter
young lady who resides on the Mainland.
Foy went over to Omineca from Cariboo
with the first party of prospectors in 1864,
but separated from them in 1865. This
party brought down 1000 or 5000 in
gold dust They only worked on the
bars of Fiudlay Branch, the diggiDgs of
which were very soon exhausted. Vital
la Force and his party have sensibly
chosen the banks and bars of a small
tributary of the Findlay Branch, where
they find the pay dirt from two to four
feet deep and producing an average of
two ounces per day to the hand. Advices
from Cariboo state that about three fourths
Of the William Creek miners will leave
for Peace river in the spring.-British
CO{onfsf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

belonged to some party on the train.
1t was glad day TOR all, for if lost
my little treasure, won from Lillian the
right to be called in truth Trot's Uncle
Charley.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

ELOQUENT TRIBUTE TO STANTON
In the course of his eulogy of the late
f. NJ. Stanton before the United States
Supreme Court, Attorney General Hear
said
Mr.. Chief Justice, the lesson of this
life is lofty one. The time is soon CON-
ing when men will recognize the high
natures who in this period of civil strife
have arisen above the ordinary level of
mankind, and are entitled to their graft
tnde and honor. Upon those towering
peaks in the landscape the eye will no
longer discern the little inequalities and
roughnesses of surface. Already upon
the canvas of history some figures are
beginning to emerge. They are not
those of selfseekcrs or those who were
greedy Of power or place, but the men
who in time of public trial and danger,
with none but public objects, have done
much for their country and mankind.
Among them can his contemporaries rec
ognize, the lineaments of Edwin Nj. STAN
ton ? A restored country is his monu-
ment. Nothing can ever cover his
high fame but heaven, no pyramids set
off his memories but the eternal SUBJ
stance of his greatness, to which leave
him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

A Toledo German, who has been
keeping saloon for the accommodation
of printers, has been Obliged to suspend.
On his books were found the follow
ing named members of the craft: "Der
Lain Brinter !" g Der Leettle Brinter;
ssDer Pen Putler Brinter;" Der Iiv.
ell !" "Der Brinter mid der red hair"
/" Der Brinter nit hair not shoost SO
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The local editor Of Columbus Miss }
paper having recently got married, =
contemporary says: May his father
in-law die rich, and enable poor Stevens
to retire from the printing business
and set up a cake shop at a railway sta
tion."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

Edwin Forrest has commenced week
at Pittsburg. In the Eve nights at the
Detroit Opera House, last week, the re-
oeipts were $500, of which Forrest
pocketed SO, 600, his unyielding terms
being g one. half. the house"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The Prince Of Prussia has lately visited
Palestine. Judy says that. he made
point of going to Jericho, and expresses
the charitable wish that several other
foreign potentates would follow him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

Of the timber forests of Alaska the
San Francisco Bulletin says : whenever
the timber resources of Alaska are brought
to view as an element of future wealth,
some of the many volunteers that are
depreciating that country are ready to in
form the world that there is plenty of
timber this side of Alaska We have
before US. some data furnished by resi-
dent of Sitka. which shows among other
things, that there is an extent of country
bordering on the coasts of Alaska, equal
to 20 miles in breadth and 700 in length,
in which the white and yellow cedar pre-,
dominates. How much more extensive
the cedar country may be our informant
did not know. The cedar timber is. then.
mex haustible. Our redwood timber covers
limited area, and at the present rate of
destruction will not last fifty years. The
time will come when the cedar forests of
Alaska will be more famous and a great
er source Of wealth than are now the
redwood forests of California. Probably
no tree Is now growing on the Pacific
coast of SO much real value as the red
cedar of Alaska
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26
UNION REPUBLICAN CONVEN.
TRON OF OREGON

The Union Republican voters of the State of
Oregon will meet at the City of Portland, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, on Thursday, the 9TH day of April,
1870, in Delegate Convention, for the purpose of
placing in nomination State Ticket to be sup
ported at the approaching election in June, and
the transaction of such other business as shall
properly come before said Convention
Counties will be entitled delegates as follows:
Baker Lane ne.................12 II
Benton ~ Linn .
Ciackamas .........l2 Marion ................2 4
Ciatsop .................. Multnomah. =. 90
Coos ....... Polk ........ ........ Ii
Curry ..-............... Tilamook .............
Columbia Umatilla..
Douglas ...........12 Union n............... 6
Grant Washin gton.
jackson. Waseo .... ............ 6
Josephine. Yamhill .........-...l1 l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The Committee recommend that the County
on Saturday, the 26th day of March, 1870.
BY order of the State Central Committee,
NJ. p. BERRY, Chairman.
7. 3. 0DESEAL, Secretary.
Portland, January 10th, 1870.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

CRAwLED UP.-Once upon time q
gentleman found in his hen-roost sim
pie minded soul in the vicinity, who
lived without visible means of support.
:" What are you doing here, you ras-
cal stealing my chickens p
No, sir" was the response; ~ aint
thought of doin' nothin' of the sort"
1t unfortunately happened that the
simple minded individual wore high
straw hat, of the dimensions of a bee
hive, and the crown was dilapidated to a
serious extent. Just as he put in his
denial the head of half grown pullet
was seen to protrude from the aperture.
Sec here" said the gentleman, chow
did that chi( ken get in your hat %
Well" exclaimed the simple minded
individual, with an air of honest surprise
and embarrassment, "that is the strang-
est thing that ever happened to me I
suppose the darned critter must have
crawied up my trousers legs"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

The proot--Barley.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

J. QUINN THORNTON,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
ALBANY, OREGON
"TILL practice in the superior and inferior
w courts of Marion, Linn, Lane, Benton and
Polk counties.
Five per cent. charged collections when
made without sueing. jl9-69
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26
S. III. Ciaughton,

NTOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT. Office in the Post Office building.
LebaHon, Oregon.
VIII attend to making Deeds and other convey
ances. also to the prompt collection of debts en-
trusted to my
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-02-26

AF AL. KINDS, printed at the very lowest
Nd rates, ~ ordered, 1t this once.
, 1870-11-02

I rnr Of s,svc,y alth. ttyh lhe7 fought Ia htoa-
u,r. They fG1!nw slTR. after the Iapnhi'can
parry, tnrIhnc ikc leter hft-r his ,stes. af*1
Cn. fIauGkttE1
CuNC7u:I1N.
On the ctier hand. tie Republican 1artI IL the
aktY Of ftrstchs. II Accnmpilsnes results. Il
moves Iofs ard. i vnull say to Jnu here, to-
ttftt, xoufs &.y to *1l.l wau,d ray II Drn r.
crstN, std rar etis1ly woutd say tt to the snlur
met Just Ct ttuH upon the ata:e Ol Actleu. II ynu
would u up with tho Urea. II you would ~
along with tho wb'ld's p:ocIcss. ]nln tho Repnb-
atcsu ranJ: sustain ia principles Hustxln 1ts Of
'elfevc them 10 t.e t.tshoccst nr tnc3paA'e. IRE
ne~ed Epplsnfcl On on With eEe-v enhrt that ~
made II secure more firmly trcei1am and equality
e; r Esr; CIHe forward everv tnoft to aAvaaee
him kttN higher In tue scale OF existence,
rrni to r1'ent The area Of freedom, Until RE e
shall not br m inhahttant WIN trrahs this c3nt1.
F+z I, TRIM the { ozen oc-a Of the north to tht
tfpti waters Il the Cult Of Mexico, w1o shal
tos hsy+ sli the privileges Of an American cla
zen. t1Lud appIluSe.l
, 1870-11-02
HOTEL PERSONALS.


HklGO$ HNC5k.
Among the nYTivuls at this hotel yesterday,
were the following: c Il. Prior, Milwaukee: ".
II, Marttu, Ga1eua; u. s. Rowen, New Yo,k; E
d, Coz, wis.; 7. II. jackson, Massachusetts: @
Hamilton, Kentucky; II. c. Smith, TuIted States
Army; &. ". Sessions, Ohio; ). ". Goodman,
Massachusetts; c. s. Gambell, Adrian; F. $.
Beach, 81. Lnuia: j. Il. Bush, Peoria.
ST, JAMES HOTEL
Among the arrivals At this hotel, yestesday.
;nnr or II W,so1 tn E. F. has1sra. ottawa
caypepsef, New York: G. o. Snowlou. 10 "a; G.
r Lpham. Mtch:Ran: R Skinner. lnNa; y u
nopcan, PlttshutHh F.S Duncan NlssoaH:
lfat1, Warren. -
Among the Arrivals =. This noteL yestetda!,
| Il. Il. Uowc, Brs,on; Alvin Rhodes, NehrasEa: !:
William Eae sha =, Henry F. Bulge. EnalAud: E
Rumsty, Seneca Faps: ". Rtea' neaa@ose; =
''urnca Mi % Y.nresosa: Il. u. nsidssusn. Louisville:
+. r. 0*Fa.reil. Ass!and. kJ.: Geo. r 0Nawtn.
sM1on: F. L Brett, Boston; H. Il. zah1teasie,
| Among the aEElyhls ct thls aatel yesIenas,
| xeIe the following: !. Il bruce. Mobllt: Cnloo-'
| ). 4. BuckMastcr, Alton: S. H. Cla'f. Iote1ot !.
Sne o.o: PF G Iss I, taets: eas,eaSs: rF1y y
Z vel, 1n.tara; J. II. Ilnrter, FerEsylvan!a; J,
~. tsreen, CtnesacaA; L. u. Grant, New Fort;
| !. F. Wilcox, Joliet
FREMONT Horsk
Among the arrivals II Tits hotel, yessefiay,
>ete the following: Hon. d II. D. AtuB~oyth
etMetns:: Jpass D. f9sesesnsn s1Ga4 fsef; SOFIA
Fanlkner. Texas; E. nayis, Indiana: y. e Day.
u, New York; VI. Collins, ]. cts1s, ST. Louis
Roe* 1sso1, Se~ Ios.: 4: PasTnsIl Tspse{oa BE-,
=. Leu,s: 1. +. FIJI 4. ,.cn. % New York; ]. L oslesoy
North Cstouna; A. Mcdonald, kAusAz-
, 1870-11-02
Advice to the Ladies.

The lsst chance to buy hair goods, and for less
lhsn they can be imported The wsr In Europe
.avtnces tne price of nai1 every day. Sox tn
prove the opportunity.
n Campbell, the tes:er Of taaaion, 81 sonlh
clark street, viii sell Of his present mammoth
,,oct al rtch French hair goods Of esefJ dtscrip-
ron. .ne finest ever shown IN. this market, fol
rs fAas epsi 10 close out previous 70 nm removA
trfn III new and elegant store. corner Ct Nasn
insion si1d STATE streets. now being erected aot
n,teo up Win an The modern Improvements Q
1hs 49, Nov ia the time f'r bargains; nak
x,nr inrchs sea esfiy for a great sdtance in to-
prtce of III hnlr goods Is certain. and thai In
A{atn1
, 1870-11-02

Medical and Electrical Institute.

A sfnr4 visit at Dr.. iAJes, 199 WAbaAh aye-
ue, cannot tall TO convince any enc Why hts
MEDICAL and Electrical institute has proved such
A succete The Doctor Is a graduate Of the reKu-
.f school Of medicine. md hss never forsaSe',
ats rrss lore. lie "a thoroughly convefaant With
he new Inventions and medical remedies Of the
pretent day, and his 1nstttats Is neither more
nor less than home for his patients, where these
means arc skilfn1,y administered, and patien.t
are Al kindly esrrd for ~ II members OF hi.
fsnfly. Every'htn9 tnas tend. , 70 s9n2y s sae
'Pe :. femored. II one:nalf the emstency OF the
Eltcirc-Therna' hath 10 the treatment Of chronic
sises*cs Is trae, y ought TO ne rsacsa u eTsty M
the inmates IN whose cates this hst1 Is aoDro-
r.i.te hight receive tta oeneata~ p. asye*'
n,'h has b-en csfHed 70 Efeat pef1ection, Aaa IS
10 make and uae-
, 1870-11-02

The regular mopthlv meeting OF the mauagera
nf the Home for the FEicnt1e8s with Be held at the
home, thiA morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Board OF Managers OF the Old Ladies'
Haine will please meet thus Afternoon, at ~
O'Clock, al The usual place.
, 1870-11-02
,m,es,. ~. cvcssas, at K,emcn., No 80 North


IAEnn NrFnfsx cAEDiDATEA
Al meeting VI the Labor Reform Le8gue Je1-
t"f'.J Afternoon. Mr. T. " Wheeler was sas'sa-
;n'e+ u place III ME. tllscacack. Ia the A.'*t1-
;tx'h DAtFics. An's II. v. Austiu in place Of ~.
Eehll.lns At the GAnnhI,t~- are reqaes'ed ~
M r A. lo5 Snhth Ca street, t>la Aft-Fnoo1 u
eehsa., 1hs ett'ze.,s u .ss vartoas warts ~.
nsmea Of shos- xhon they de-ire 70 Hp.rsen'
thefc a Aldermen. Snte:vtsnr. xnd C-n.tshl~s-
a. nsM ncetinI in Opposition to thr
:. Da.nacle-~ ~ll' - held th.s evening IT
An5ora Tuner Nh on Misxanke ayen9...
street. N.s.n ns.r Tho1 Horne. e G. B,a-
q. Cau'deld, Thomas C;owry and 1osep1 Kelly
viii address tie meefaEEH> Z, II HaTttsoa and
u. GfecuebauM viii AiNo address the msrttaG,
| TWEE1IE1H WARD
AT 4 meeting OF tht clnzena NJ the Twe1tleth
WAsd. i1eaptcttve OF party, held on MoBIlaT eTec-
ing. Gen. D. Webster, Of the nm Of webster K
Haxter. WIS nnInln~t'd Il for Alitermao. AMI L. II
F1ofthrtin. Of the 1rm OF Johustone 4 CO, for
Supervisor.
n. u. P10.te declines The uonnAsion for Con.
steb'e ief Nortn Chicago, rendered him BY ths
WolklpQmep'9 EhI1Y.
, 1870-11-02

=. sch1rffcF a. Eo.,S tt.f %nn FFns-
r,.c,A ru,1e California Drenoy. Ihsvc great sat-
isfacrrn in b. Ing Ah!e TO Ercormend this o:aaaJ
to nv Iueoica, brethren Is 4 pure wine o:aauJ:
4 - from a,l adu,terat1nna md substitute ot
~ rr tn,r,,s or nayoytnQs- CuAs~ T. JACKSON,
Spte AsssJer for Massacnuselts.
HkSRY e. Scnxtp1 To-. 50 Beaver street,
New York. sole E9etern Agents
, 1870-11-02
Ea1a IF Dw elling Hou1e.

We beg TO call the stentton Of the readers Of
rux Tn,scsx 20 the sale Of dwelling house and
IN, M hss " Ranash avenue, advertised tn be sold
~ snrsion, By Nessrs. v. A, Buffers t. ca. to-
,r,orroW nfseILoou- For the pArs1cal1ra We Woul6
rrier to tho auction cotuut-
, 1870-11-02

The number nj deaths In the city for the past
week, as reported to the 0oartl OF Health. vas
1nS, showing decrease Of Is from the mortality
OF the preceding week, and Is less than IN the cor
Tespopdipg week Of last year,
, 1870-11-02

Another Gtaut StrtAo has feen
made 10 chemical SCIENCE. Fha!ont Vttalta, or
i, en-! on iii preparations for restoring tue natural
cn,n5 Of z-ay balr, hetetofore known It's Pei
lucid. oroina, llnp,d, inooorons, nn6 n:sef.1At-
ia :. srd hiss IN EellmeDt Sold BY al druggists
al d fancy Rp0ds de1. ef1
, 1870-11-02

rod Liver Oil Mnd I.insc.-Thnt
n,t eout an, acfye srrnt IN the curn Of all con-
surpirp s. up1onps, =. wlbnr's Compound OF pnre
t'n1 liver oh and Lime,~ IA being universally
aSet led ID melical practice. Sold BY the prn-
pritfor, A. 3, Wlloos. Ghetnist, 40. 1ss Court
street Boston.
, 1870-11-02
Photographic

re,sons Who Ire des'rous OF having their photo
.ann. takeu. and arc looking for tsst-c1ass wosl
tauodesate rr1ce, VII be sutted It h4hiols
rneto Art Studio, No. 1T East laks sueeL
, 1870-11-02

A, PicG Il Co respectfully tnfHrnn
,tF fub,c tt at thev are rlosinR cut their retail
tt.ct, c.,rststlEp OF china, bohemian glass warr,
larrrs. a1 d plated E1o4le which thev now oatr NJ
cnet price for sixty DAYS A. tlck Co, No. 40
lake street.
, 1870-11-02

Rnrr,x TrctoFnl Elixtr will stor
yt,t,r cruRh al once, and cure YOUR co1d IN day
nr two, Su1l n Chicuxo bT all druggists.
, 1870-11-02

Eroromys-tty aI~iuE MRS. Wait.
ca1rh'a syrup fnr childn,n many doctors bill
rar te taSed, nnf. much suffering ayeEied. Head
the advertisement In another column.
, 1870-11-02

e.ndtrNs Velvet ~DTuc~ and uf1 kinds
o1 ktas Il ase CLEANED or dyed equal to new at
.Jos I, 4. nj rlefs Sew Ye,k Steam Dye Works. 20S
Skuth Clark atferf. CntrkEN -.
, 1870-11-02

Meteorological record fur November !. $50. as
reported by ]. G. LanRguth, Jr, optlcian, 1T RAN
doiph st.eet, correspondent to the SnlthsoniRn
Institute. The small letters are the Initials TOT the
So5;s .rsssins ssas,e and saov
, 1870-11-02

kIHiATUtx Almanac
CHICAGO, Nov. =, 1870.
Sun fiEta l. nj, Moon rises 44 p
Sur eesa.,,,.,.4 is .. n Noou IL ~ r. m
, 1870-11-02

DIED,
MAST1F-0n Oct. 81. Of heast dfecaaA, 8ss. habef'a
Ila,sis rtte q Thomas ha:it asei $ ytaEs; real
Funeral firm her late res!hcnse, ff9 Vest T}eret.,
Wtan' td.y 1t !! O'Clock Fsttnaa q the decrased
GAEFY-fu thsa cdtp. Oct II, Jeremiah Gsney.
FureraI from 70 Westlake-et, Wednesday. Sov. :.
HFR11EGNAtS 1t C!nnd. Mtun. Cathnrine Dftden.
,,rly dsushtsr OF john and Axnen Hcrttne. -~--.
Fnu<rAl 1hursdsy morning It o'cIock. FROM the
family ar invited.
BUFk1Ns-Iu This city, Eov- !, 1t her rcs1denet S5
srrntyscrnnd-st+ loua1, the beloved vile Of Robert
nnrkins.
Fupcrnl will t1kc place from her late trsIdencc At
~ Torouto and DunnvtIe tCanadA> paper. pteAse
eecv+ -. .
mAwl1L-In this city. Nov. I, Frank C.. third son Of
Or: fet~rt r. and i lxa j. # Anafi, in hi. 81 yeY
FupeEst Thnt9d~y morutok. Nov ), At 10 o'clock.
freln No. - NAb1Ah AZ.
s4fyTH-At hia re,ideuee, No. 81 st. John.pIaee.
h'rsEe, Thomas A. H, EHyth, ased 49 yesrs.
The rrM AinA n III he t.ktn tn PootA for intefment
EF- Fccrir and ttIn&h& paptss rlc]sr copy.
, 1870-11-02
unusrHo1n GaoDs,
sEwIRG MACHINES.

DkRT1ps HAVING HOUSEHOLD FoRNtTURF
cs,h purchaser hy calling or adasrssaas A LoHRf.
Routh Wc1lt$$,
, 1870-11-02

EAPrRH sKw1SG MACu1SE CO, tssk SOUTH
n C1srf q. 6pfk fuEafshe1 to pay tot sewtnk mA-
ehreS Ola Eaehines repaired ard Msae eoed u usw.
, 1870-11-02
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Chicago Prizes.
The following arc the Chicago prizes from tae,
tickets In the San Francisco Mercantile Library
, 1870-11-02

sail Etlleitnr CURED bY taSissH Jun9rer
Tar Soap, made By caswel. Hazard 4 Co, New
N<<rr
, 1870-11-02
AMU8EMEar.


FARWELL HALL.
THEODORE THOMAS |
AND HIS Us*QuAII.Kp
CONCERT ORGANIC ALTON.
IS Distinguished Artists.
SIX GN.1.TD CONCERTS.
Monday Ewe'g, Now 2.
Tuesday Eve'e, Rov.S.
Wednesday Evo'9, Now 9.
Thursday Eve'g, Nov. 10.
Monday Eye'g, Hov- s4-
Tuesday Eve'0, Nov. fo.
In announcing nc spesn u The eelebnsed Pani'ss,
MISS ANNA mEHL1G,
Pronounced by ths prs@s, whessEez shs by appeare
been beard La this couutzy. texether with hM
ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Tjckris Of 1dnissson. ONE DULLAR
Rcac4rrd sesu, ETrY GENTS extra
snorniof, HeTrrnbrr l. At J. Bauer CO.. Ops5s
soath ClsIkss, md AZ the tiefet ofaco in
EARWHLL HALL
, 1870-11-02
NIcVICKER'S THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT hut THHEK OF THE Eng AGE-
MINT OF THk POPULAR YOUNG ACTOR.
LAURENCE NRRETT.
THIS Efk.NlSE. Hnlwcs'e comedy Of
MON EH.
Fiday-FsEeWeI Hentdt oi LAURxNCE BAR
INTERCHANGEABLE.
FUR SATURDAY MATINER1" The Marble Heart"
NcxtWsck-AAGElk MfIEHEIL.
, 1870-11-02
DIED,

Paper 7lnu9inFs mud Window
Snedcs-lnte.t stiles. fsints, otis. glass, and
b1ueh-s, n F. r. RRbJts. so9anndolpb ssrcet
, 1870-11-02

Coo Liver Oll.-ukzaEd i C2swcllh COD
Livtr Oh IA the best-Adue1tisentfnt
, 1870-11-02
REAL EsTATE WANTED.
TO RENT-HOUSn,

Y4yANTED-FQR A CUSTOMER, FROM ONE TO
W tiI lp.A on West Slae in neikhbothood Of San
1tusen and Wood eta gsEfsTs.d VIII pay eash. Il
, 1870-11-02

NGUtu lG kQe KFfht CITY Oh hlE H2l4A- lAPpAa0e@st
wuo 4nAIL ACCOMPLISH THIS
But how Ii all tllA t. l,c brought shout! HOW
arc these reforms IN tho civil service. tats apnr-
citation Of tse sret ct tne so1ny md nc q an r.
brought apoal: i eauno. u done y putting
checks upon the wheels OF rrogrrss: u ea3noa be
which arr never paii: it cannot be doae
ny turning over tho defence OF The fatnps.9
se, 70 tne ssy nen ,,Is Mao *ffe @ oppessa sq 10 70
n2 q e tsi teaay e eisn liberty
at s sSo I'd s
the patton ~ they who sacrificed blood Anl ueAs-
| urc without slqs to MAINTAIN them Who 10
wfo, within tht 1sst year, hare reduced the iaxa-
ion OF this country srFentJ eight tnNnnS OF dot.
,asr, and. 1t ,he same time, met fattht9My every
,esay to Srlrr about reformation In tho civil Sc:
tey in The collection Of sac n99ac fsySaoe, { a 90
rulll1ons Of doIts1s within tne l.as eeofeen
mouths: And who 80 ready 70 rindlcate s2e
honor Of ths natton snnE tnS po1th h.s o. AZ.
RANGED to position higher, mofe icspees. y
Conoted, than ever before, and n9nl toe cIy s.t.
IN a. American a cnzen nv n eFeI, eo9a1I9 q
the globe. [Applau:c.l
1RR prMoCRATTc rAKrr. ... .
do not desire TO te,Asn you tor any length ot
as IN safrE q 9au ,ns s9e seen I oer coad
ron fo.s;s3 It IT could havs had It's own way y
1Se most resent dtc.as11ton ot t.1 pHncip.SA ~!
| down IN The convention which assembled q
SpItpgntlt IN this S.atr, = short time ago. thel
,1rclaTc that fhe 1crnnc1Sttc ptitF. nav ii efef
n1oioundy sympath.ze with the people eSs'J.
w6ere In their efforts ia he ttee-" iiian1hsef.
wno does not Know that th'. Demoesatsc PATTY s,:,
, maic Ills . IRE country: lApplan v.
Who does rot know that. after freedom Vas pro
Claimed, they oprnstsl ta- passage Of laws sccur
iDN The iiEnss Aed property 10 those wbo nsa oee1
: tJse.j7 Who does not know teat they oppose
| inr FItterptt, Amendment 18th breaks doHl
r ef faec. eolcr, o. previous condition wao Dor
, not Know that they hare opposed errty NteptakG
= Tor the last fifteen yeaTS 10 thi$ cnuoE3. n 90
!. interests OF fresdon1 fApplause-l A9d y
thcJ have the e1rontery TO assemble
II ronscnlon and dec'ate That. nov as ere
evs,waere 10 she,r efforts to 81 tree. lLan9nser
a me oppressed mar well ask Z. be delivered I'M
~ that kind Of profound symnathy, Whlch opPoe4
!" Yyrry efort th,y make for freedom. fApplanse
i. But tnis peuocfauo party Il SLOW one =. best
as = ma tf,pds fanlt With the republican psrt
u Rnt What does 1t propoee u do S!mply 50
y. ~ IN thc way Of progress, 1t y uue Il naS M
nc sdn:e ady1uce II has Dovri foFEAn5. folIowtl
n slopg: veIJ few. II any. Democrats arc no"
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