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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06
Gaining Popularity.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Five infiuen-
tial dailies of Ohio and Indiana have
applied for admission into the Ameri-
can Press Association since the meet
ing of the Western Associated Press
at Louisville last week, and the indu-
ence of the new organization is
strengthening very yisibIY. .-L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

The Banner Of Saturday says The
main objection to a Convention for
the purpose mentioned, Ito nominate
Supreme Judges is, that those pos
sessed Of the greatest merit and the
best qualifications for the responsible
trust, might be least disposed to en-
gage in a Convention ground-seufie
for an Office, which every high minded
lawyer viii readily appreciate, should
''seek the man." In other respects
the Convention system has become
unpopular in many parts of the State,
for obvious reasons.
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A chalIsnne.

CINCINNATI, June SIT is rumored
that the owner of the race horse Baff-
Ter is willing to match his horse to
beat HerzOg's best one mile time, for
stake of $500, the trial to take place
in a month,
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Rebuilt.

RICHMOND, IND, June 5. = The
trestle bridge of the Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis railroad, over
Whitewater, which was burned about
week since, has been rebuilt, and
passenger trains are now permitted
to cross over for the first time since
the disaster.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MARSHALL-The friends and aequaint-
ances of MATHEW MARSHALL are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence on west side Of Poplar Street
Market, this CMoNDAY) afternoon, at 4
o'clock, June 9Th.
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No Pay Until Cured !

The Doctor can be consulted person~r- or
py letter. upon al Diseases pertaining 10 Do Is
Specially, and all other Diseases not rsquIr-
ing his attention outside Of his Office
ga seperate Ofice for Ladles--EE
ONCE hours nom O'Clock Am, 10 g O'Clock
pm. d. ). JOHNSOS, a. D.
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Ihe InfaIllhIIifv hanna

ROME, midnight, June 5.-The dis
cussion of the dogma Of infallibility
was closed amid great confusion, the
debate being forcibly ended. The dis
tinguished bishops who were appoint
ed to the "schema" and who are
among the most profound and able de
baters in the council, were summarily
ruled out of the debate and prevented
from participating in any way in the
discussion. They were loud in their
protest, and it is believed they will
issue formal protest against the arbi-
tgery measure.
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From chicann.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The second an
nual meeting of the Western Social
Science Association occurs here on
Thursday. Prof. Goldwin Smith, OF
Comedian University, will read a pa
per on the present political crisis in
England. Numerous other papers
will be presented treating on insanity,
prison reform, criminal law, social,
industrial education, and other papers.
Potter Palmer is about to COM
mence the erection, on the corner of
State and Monroe streets, one of the
most elegant hotels in the country, it
will have two parts of $50 feet each
and will contain $50 rooms, being
made One-haf larger, in area, than the
largest hotel in Chicago. In architec-
ture it will be similar to that portion
of the palace of louvre built by Louis
Philippe. The wainscOtting will be
of Italian marble. The building will
cost over a million dollars exclusive
of ground and will be commenced
July 1st. The work of clearing the
site of the proposed Great Pacific
Hotel on La Sale street, to cost a
million dollars has been commenced.
The different railroads announce a
reduction of fare TO $40 to New York,
or $2I 80 to Boston.
The dead body of a policeman was
found .this morning leaning against
a fence on Monroe street. He died
from the bursting of blood vessel in
the leg.
A new paper, the Sunday Democrat,
appeared this morning. 1t contains
full telegraphic reports by the Ameri-
can Press Association, and makes a
creditable appearance.
During the thunder storm yester-
day, SIX men who were among a party
of workmen who had taken refuge
under & tree, were struck by lightning,
three we're instantly killed, one badly
burned so that he may be crippled and
the others stunned. The Christian
Church, on Wabash avenue, was
struck, and the steeple and roof badly
demolished. Had itsoccurred during
service many would have been killed.
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VEHEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES

5uch as SYPHILIS, GOnorrhoea, GIaet. srrIc-
tures, and al Urinary Diseases: EypElllfIc or
Alercurial 4 ffectiOns Of the Throat SKIN W
bones, Orchltis, Hernia or Rupture. also. the
{ usets o. a SOLITARY Habit ruiuols t0 tIa
body and mind. producing Fl0teHe5 On f...4
l.tcef DEBILITY and I'm potency, Dizziness. Dine
ness or sight, Confusion OF ideas, Evil Fore
1odtng, Aversion % Society. s.o-s of Memory
" eaLness, etc; not an Of these fu auy one
-tse, out All occurring frequently iu Var.0as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06
THE SAN DOMINGO JOB.

Its New Phsse--Repudiatl0n Of the Local
Debt Of San Domingo Broadly AdVOca-
ted---Radlcal heaHness---A Hint to Hold
ers Of United States Securities at Home
Probable Ratification of the Treaty.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

TNHE officers and members of Ange- 2
l. roma Lodge, No. 1853, are requested w
to attend the "
ANNUAL COMMUNICATION,
This tMONDAY) Evening, 9Th inst. at ~
o'clock, for the regular transaction Of busf-
ness and for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. A prompt compliance with
the laws Is required.
All NJ. N. = are fraternally invited.
By order Of JOHN ZENT, W. NJ.
JOHN REANIsH, Secretary. JED
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New Paper.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 5.-The first
number OF the daily Times appeared
this morning. 1t is a class of the Sun
d Star of New York; Republican well
backed, and publishes news OF the
American Press Association.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Release Of EnaIlsh Prisoners.

MADRID, midnight, June 5.-The
government has just received official
information of the release of English
prisoners captured some weeks since
by Spanish brigands, near Gibraltar.
1t is not stated upon what terms the
outlaws agreed to set their captives
at liberty, but it is thought that the
government acceded to their demand
for heavy ransom. The names of
the captives are as follows: John
Bowel, his nephew, George d. Bowel,
and two colored servants, all of Lon
don, England.
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BIZ A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF W0MEH.

such a. Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
3enstruatlon. LeucOrrhOea or Whites. Earr-
ing OF the Womb, and all irreyuIariries oltls
Monthly Periods. causing StertIity or garra.-
ness, and Oftentimes COnsum ption
PERSONS who have been under the treatment
OF other Physicians, and have not Been
cured are invited 10 call, as / can cure 81 ola
oyphll5ic Diseases, IL makes no difference
Of now long standing. They viii yield t. my
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DlSPENSARY.
Or. D. S. I0HNS0N'S
MEDICAL DISPEhSARY
2lO MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS,
Between Adams and Washington,
Memphis, tennessee.
Memphis, Tsnnsssss,

II NOW permanently established fpr the
u treatment Of Patients, both Male and Fe-
male, who are afflicted with an -s7Tesm Of
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ATTENTION. SIR KNlGHTs.

Al TEN IUN, SIK kMIhh IS.
NOU are hereby ordered to attend a Q
Il special conclave OF Cyreu- Com ~
maudery No 4. Knights Templar. on ~
(MONDAGl evening, 9th inst. at O'Clock.
at your Asylum, 204 Front street. for the pu--
pose OF conferring orders OF the Kniglls
Templar.
Visiting Sir Knights cOurteousIvf invited.
By command OF GEO. MELLERSH. l. g..
T. J. BARCHUs Recorder. fei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

Wishing for our customers and the public
generally to have the benefit Of our recent
cheap purchase of HOSIERY AND HAND
KERCHIEFs, we win offer this week;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAKEN UP.

4 y iron-gray MULE, about three years Old.
4 with ha ness marks on shoulders Irlur
called for In 80 days. will De sold 10 the hEglt-
est bidder to pay charges. j. C. GEE
On mphis and Charleston Railroad. three
miles from city. ~
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Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,

To which THOUSANDS can testify. who H5g4
been cured by me in New Orleans Mempnlf
cairo, and various other places. Al c0li1nri-
ntcatiOns strictly confidential
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

The following letter appears in the
Nashville Banner of Tuesday, and
was addressed to the editors Of that
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13
LOST!

A SET OF TEETH, IN GOLD SETTING.
IA A suitable reward will be paid for their re-
Daily - NswI ~r 81 ehoas saloon e Nam s,rrat
Hamilton. mha0-tf
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M O n x O N

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD or
/ County Commissioners of White Pine county
will sell at public auction. st the Courthonse OF
said county, on SATURDAY, August 40 1870. at
10 O'clock m. the following described pEoperty-
TO wit: Lots 2 and 8. in block 20, In the town OF
svnnsea, ON which is situated the old County
Hospital, together with said Hospital Bnildine.
By order Of the Board. -.
Attest: II. ~. kpDt. Clerk.
Hamilton. New, Jply le. 1870. jyIs-td
jes9w FORBES cO., main street,
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
nlIsHED EvrnY MoRNINd ExcEPr MoNDAf-I
FORBES & co.
, -, " II prrcUroRj

" l. FoRnrs. W. II. PrrcHFoRD.
Terms Of subscription.
One copy, one year, per mail, ..sio w
one copy six months per mail. ........ ~ w
one copy, three months, per mail. ......... oO
rS- Nome forwarded until paid for. da
Delivered at 80 cents per week. by the car
rlsr-to whom payment must be made
JOB PRINTING
The News Job ONCE Is now supplied with an
excellent stock Of type, borders, presses, paper.
ards and other materials and facilities for
rood job printing. Additional materials are
srrivlfg. and we ask the attention OF cur
friends and tho public to the fact that all
tj,lisly done at this Office.
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Notice to Creditors.

EsTATE OF JAMES A. SMITH, DECEASED.
signed, Administrator Of the Estate Of james A.
Smith, deceased, to the creditors Of and all per.
sons having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary voucher
within ten months after the first publication OF
this notice. 10 the said Administration. Ut the
ofice of +. W. Cole, Hunter street, Hamilton,
White Pine county. HENRY A. YOUNG,
Administrator Of the Estate Of James A. Smith.
deceased. a. 80
Dated Hamilton. August 3. 1870 ans-iw
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OPPOSITION TO M0NOPOLIES!
To all whom ii may concern, Greeting!

rI'HE UNDERSIGNED, A SEARCHER OF
L RECORDS, and EXAMINER OF TITLES.
OF 20 years active practice, begs to announce
that, having now compiled a complete Index Of
Abstrac AReferenees 10 all the Mining and Real
Property In White Pine County contained In the
Original Lander County and White Pine Re-
cords. he is now prepared to give any informa-
tion Of title pertaining thereto at prices In con-
formity TO the times, and to make abstracts.
second to none in correctness, at LESS THAN
THE RATES CHARGED bY ANY RING OR
COMBINATION. All parties desirous Of ex
amining their own titles can have accurate ref
erences thereof at a scale of prices guaranteed
hereby at so per cent. less than charged by any
and all others in the business. Call and see.
DANIEL ST. @. STEVENS,
Searcher of Records.
Once of County Treasurer Courthouse, Hamil.
ton, Nevada.
Hamilton. New, July 81, 1870. jy22-tf
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N Norlc e

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX
L TON, Esq, Agent of the Bank of California,
holds my power OF attorney and is authorized to
collect all debts due me in White Pine County.
Persons owing the house of CHARLES KOHN,
Treasure City, are notified TO make immediate
settlement, or legal proceedings will be COM
menced to obtain all claims.
CHAS. KOHN.
Trcasure CIa-- re-.N 80 m. ss..As y-Ie-tf
Hamilton. New. Jnly 1G 1870. iy1a-td
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BY TELEGRAPH! ]!

spssil 70 Ths whi.s Pizs Daily News.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER JULY Is, 1870, THE
~ Agency of the Bank of California, and the
Banking Department Of Wells. Fargo Co., will
open at Q a. m. and close at 3 p. m.
JOHN A. PAXTON,
Agent Bank OF California.
HOMER 8. KING,
aul-tf Agent Wells Fargo 4 Co.
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N c e

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ASSESS
Il MENT Roll for Hamilton City for the fiscal
year A. D. 1870 Is completed and will be open
for public inspection at my office from this date
until August 18th. 1870
The Board Of Equalization will be in session
ON MONDAY. August 18th, 1870, from o'clock
p m. till o'clock p. m, and each day thereafter
until the work of equalization is completed. All
complaints in reference to assessments must be
filed in writing with the Clerk of the Board on
or before SATURDAY, August Goth.
NJ. P. CHAMBERIIN, City Clerk
Hamilton. New, August o. 1870. nnlO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

lsytssAL REyHSUH rOceiPls on yesterday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
MATTHEW g. EMERY.
CRACKING rHE PARrf bLsH.

- MATTHEW ". EMERY.
To- .....I CRACKING rHE PARTY LASH. I'D
We are glad to know that Senators Of the
United States arc at last growing FESTIVE un-
dor the repeated attempts 10 dragoOu them
into voting for measures under the plea that
1.-The party requires H." "Throw conscience
To the dogs, bat vote with your party for the
partys salS,, has 100 long been the spur TO
force Senators into voting for measures that
do not meet their approval.
This spur Of party dictation hos not been
confined to Senators aud Representative talk
Ing TO their peers, but certain papers in the
country have been In the habit Of denouncing
honest Republicans who differed from thom
on important questions. Prominent among
the Journals that have cracked the party whip
Ii is ihe Chronicle Of this city, which has al last
~. been branded as Il deserved.
Mana. When the Georgia bin was under consider
alton thS ChroHics read every man out Of tho
party who did not vote - Il and Governor
Bullock directed. Il had very little influence
however, and The majority Of the Senate voted
10 spite % ~ and not with IT, And we may
l1iuSsmar In passing that in view Of n deyel-
opmeata 10 the Judiciary Committee iuyesti-
J.. tuition The slight Influence DC muy have pos
scssed hitherto In the Georgia matter l. gone,
aud gone forever ra rrf.a
Again, the other day, when so1ator Ferry,
. Of Connecticut IN the cxercisc Of HI rights as
Senator, uttered his sentiments o. the af-
teenth amendment bin and spoke his honest
oonyictions he was denounced by the Chrors-
Gle, and in an article headed "a TochnIcal
Republican GU the Rampage" that paper uscd
this language toward him
f ne. r: Z; s;s.nsGs -G!ss Is be-, in
z " s hi. e e a. ss.S M a
az . .syS,ss Su .., NJ SslnS 9-eS 70 sSd
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MS former IN S vss q s s sSs u. Sssu1 nc
sh Fl, ss TSsSS TsS.sgs h
1.tTLing Sons5s;t With HI; tsndsTSss, toward shS
sss,S 6s rSS a Mss ia @t possa 'iSs $
ss6 " s. ~ Sss :; ban = 3 =; Ss s ooi
. :, .pasaoan- M ne uessa-s =. 80
INC Idea O. accusing senator Perry % sym
=,
uH' INC "''''o S'''0'o "''s ''''l'' "s"eu 70
'0 %o ,,D.,, ,o,..o in III. chronicle TODAY an
800, " y '' ,r,',,.,', -, =, ,,sa
.,, 49, , .O :, ' ,v"r. .6 =, U IN
sshs,. $500 = "DO'' -
r WhIlo tbe resolution for final adjournment
was under consideration, Mr.. Drake accused
tho Republicans of uniting with Dcrsbcrats to
defeat the legitimate legislation Of Congress.
In the course Of his rrrnay,s. Mf, Drake said
81 ..n1 n0dy, am. ,A,n. "a On, ~. Re-. =,
ssTEish;a q K, sas sS'SR.g 5Sss tSs. ,',s,s p
10 isSls q he %sjosity q he RspSbssa sssssors on
49, " S:'f: he ' sh &c
And then the forowing took place,
Mr. Upton Mr. Presidsn,, tnis mode Of argunsnta-
~ ~ snnslos fS s,eu IN. Rss bosIs
and, w M P =, 4, Z
D. any man In the Senate q The untod states-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
New Advertisements.

CoUNTRY .BoARD-PERsoNs DEsIRING
" Board Tor The summer ssn be accommodated on
ne a5s f,S''' n''o OF '"i Sis Rios MORGAN.
&IOO nm TO LOAN ON RRAL
vlVV'V'o ESTATE. q,
hAve the shove amount, Of Munsy 10 loau andas
tll fn,orcsta = teef ssta,s ssry, IN snn y
~ RiI.nbuRN Ai.Arrk.
Rs.l Fstate Brolcrs cornal b. Seventh hnd rI4reir
Iasailist tHeAld al y
Il PAIR OH ANDs0MH MD sfY Iisft YOUNG
m1gs S NV s I'd ID S SSS s sss s
reliable in eycp respes and vi,h9a. Vice @ defect
SS ssr. ss I ,If <. s s sssS
fslriek Henry yssk yell y single o. doebs hsrncs.
good trayesa and give promise Of srsst speed Thee
horses are the property Of an army ocer, ard old
4 s opp 4s Rsy1s G'SR SI Ri .
.Sd Hs " w.sSHoU
ny GREES 3 wIIkkL M s,!n,, D..,
$40, southeast corner q Seventh and . rrouts
EiTttRE, FINE PIANO FORTE, &c, At AUO,
~ fhURspAY, The a6m instant, We shah .
sell ~ ne residence p a ggntlcman dselinipF M
ssa x .ilcss. SogihsSsi. No ISSS y6id No m
31A,l a. 70 o,cloehi a M, an eieellout md v
o@s se,y snePiaSs Vote s,oa snd Cover
pne hna Pa5ior saite, srimson tcp Covered
linz Walnut MArblstop and other COTTAGE Chamber
Walnut Rstenslon Dining and other Tables
LArge lqt Of hne Tapestry Brussol, Three-ply and
Crash, 0iieloth, Stair Rods and wIndow shades;
Hat Tree, Whatnot, Feather Pillows, Hair and other
wslnui Tucker Spring Rsds.sNds, BsddiaE, 40,
sa5I at kiiss5 R ssS Ghss s a la :.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

THE MARHET-HoUsE BIL.-Ths President
ystesiiay sigbcd tho biR iAOorp6nltlhk the
Washington Market Houst Company, and II
la now n law. o..
.' Meyer Bowens election depending upon
tho defeat of this Tin, according 10 his own
siatuaient, Hil la now retire from the field.
OF VII he siill inslst upon leading a foriorn
hope r,ss.l..4.s 70.
We hope thc new improvement viii now be
pushed vigorously ioFward, and that We NAV
shortly sec handsomo edlnco In the place o.
the ausightly shAntles which now dishgure
whN should be one Of Tho hneut avenues In
the country. if
Before these shaniiss are Tomosoii sso hope
that photographs 0f them may DO tsken In
order mat u Mayor Bowen should cfer come
M aFain a. candidate for any positlon q
view Il DC Tni-nnrq he wo,lld have perpetu-
a,'d may ID shown as q sufpcIent reason Tor
DE IoleCllDn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
ny WM. I..,yYALI, a, CO., Aacrionsrrs,
Nos. 900 and O01 =. X. cor Pa. avenue and Ninth n

b New MaTbis Baiidlns
NOs. 900 and 001 4 X. COZ. Pa avenue and Ninth st.
| THREE VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
| BUILDING LOTS MAR ST. ALOYSIUs
| CHURCH AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AgTERNQoE, 2lth May, lslo, At
20 AID IN 'l9aTs Sc iroG.ne . Iss. on north
most Desirable pleasant and rapidly improving part OF
sSs s sSSt n t0SI 4 hit S Bs S.s has been
Terms! one.third oaah balance Ia az, twelve and
deed Of trust On ths pEsmlses deposit Of ESQ on
each S' required as 'o0R 4 he RTGPGr Y EDoGESd on
TRusTEE's fALEE ri 4. pINiNG ROOM
WIN. l. Wal 4 Cos Eaotisa Rooms. l viii sel, by
the following named goods and ehattes, V Wit
One ~ 7 isea mean, sSa'i .s iisaus''"
Bsvehtsen n7l Dining Roon Table,
Tsoniy 40 DianH Room OhAirs.
| SiI t6l Silver Plated tAslora.
One % Silver Plated AolAssss jus,
| One ~ Ice Cream Machine,
Thrss ~ Ice OreAm FresEers,
| Sir t6l Chandalierh
| kI 6l Gas flItlTos,
Two W Heating stoIes,
| One ~ MarbieTop Wash Stand,
Ono "a Counter. r
Two " wlRdor AsnlAss and frames,
Three "a Wlnd0y ShAdes,
ons a lot 6roeEsIJ, Glass Ware, KNIVES, Forks and
IS "a F.bls ooIh., .-...u
| Nine W Napkins,
| Two az LAIss fTaaoh Plata Mirrors,
The uneHpired term Of a three 90 {ears' lease Of
I bstNosn fouF-and.a half and alIth streets.
nyal-sIhdssl q. KfhMELI. Balm A..
Il asa.l 49,
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tive madness of his countrymen and greatly
fell with falling State; the patriotism of Dan
iel OConnell, who spent his time and talents in
constant efforts to -Hetlese his people from the
CALLING yoke Of clerical oppression the patrlOe-
Ism of the elder Pitt, who, speaking Ia ne
cause of universal liberty, loudly rejOleed that
America had resisted the e1action OF a tyranIn-
cal ParliamentAto such patriotism some errors
may be pardoned. When men like these are
history should deal with il tenderly,
And sad as angels for the good mans sin,
Weep TO record and blush to give 1T in
But the loyalty that tramples on law-the f.
JielitS which stabs the liberties it ousht TO pro
tect-the public zeal which expands itself IN
gratifying the Vindctive or merceilary passions
of cue PARTY by the unjust oppression of anoth-
er-this kind of patriotism has less claim to the
admiration of the world. 1t is a cheap THU e,
readily supplied to any faction unpr1ncip' ed
enough 10 pay for it. 1t is entirely too 'intCI Sc
and abounding - and its intensity and abUL d.
ence are always greatest in the worst times. 1T
does not sanctify evil deeds. II il be not a sin
in itself. il certainly deserves to be ranked
among what DIR. johnson calls 1.-THE rascally viF-
tues.
ical condition. He took no care of it while he
lived, and he died, like Bacon, leavinga vulnesE
able name ''tO mems charitable speeches" He
needs more discriminating eulOgiSt than you
and far better defence than am able 70 make.
have not attempted to portray his good quail
ities intend only to protest aFainSt your
shameless parade of vices to which he was not
addicted and crimes which he never committed;
and this have done, not only because it is just
to him, but necessary fer the vindication of
others. j. s. BLACK.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-07-14
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AA ERSGANDENGSI
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Mems and Boys Wear.
For MEMS and Boys Wea

The undersigned respectfully informs his nu.
merous customers and the public generally that
he is prepared to manufacture BOO rs and
SHOES of any desired size or quality, from
the finest French calfskin boots to the coarsest
brosan, in the VERY BEST MANNER, on the short
est notice, and at moderate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced of the fact il they will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced
u ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
TO promptly and in a work manlike manner.
Thankful for past favors l feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to a con
tinuance and increase of the same.
JOHN d. THOMAS.
Ebensburg, April IS, 1869.