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New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
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uK.pouaRrERs NKw-YOKK LIBERAL RKPUBLlCAN hlArK
NKw-lORK, sept u, BY
The Headquarters Of the NewA Ork Liberal RegA5.
Icnn state Committee have been changed % Rooms 70 aa ~
81 Nicholas All communications sh0aM h addressed 20 Johs
CS,,ne Al thst Mace phr this date. JOHN C0CHRANB.
ALFRED WILKINSON Secretary. - ShAis1sh.
oh Assembly District Liberal Republican, As-ocia-
meeting will he tel at Lebanon hai
i0 Abingdon THIS (MOnday EVENING. s 8oelocs
AKrAuR HAwLEy Secretary, SINCLAIR IoUsbif fresden
Hammer Rasing-The friends Of Greeley and Brown o The lSh
AsU cordially invited u be al Bnner hsnS
al the RRhhye and Twenty hst on MoNpA blEN
ING sept bafpast7 O'Clock. The Hon, D > Cor ocn
I,on klpaidcE aud other eminent speakers VII aics % u'sas
By order OF the Committee pbohHh ~ LlNNf
The Workingwomen's Protective Union,
hnoNlons
mon wo household service lbAChENS.
plover assisted obtaining employment wages which nave
ben collected by law vhea Necessary All ire o. etse
Greeley HAS aud Cnpos.
L. SCsMAS 20. -. 10 ~, ~ sis.a ~, 80
Manufacturers Of al kinds Of tAAfAlON hSblfAbNlS
Political Open-wOrk banners, Portraits, flaEs,
Tultou-s st, near William, Sewioh'
Amin q co., Flag aud Hammer Manniscturers tor
the CanOagn 30 and iOl ftbIOr-st coo h.sA sv~ iva
Depot for sewing Machine Needes.--At bAkfLsri'S.
No Needles all descriptions made TO ORDER hseae
Gtl Pins. &c
Patent Open-N ork Banners. Fass sni TtansPs'caees
with portraits And Designs Orders br mail Telegram Lam
IGAN q Co, l21i Broadway. y. T.
Life-Sze Portrait
HORACE GREELEY.
Head snd blsf. 2fIJ0 inches)
Al admirable likeness che beet hthouph o him lse suit
ahlr a., h. hing iu ralors utfaFts at euO.goomA
Semi to auy Us Vai aiss postage p an reoeg oi
4ailea Tls TRIBUNE, ss~'rss. o.s.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

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New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
PrNNsYLvANIA.

=
Governor John +. Hartranft. c
Jdg. Supreme CT. Ulysses Mercur. u
a AuditOTe GcHCrdi. . Harrison Allen. "
Cong. at Ldrgc. .Lemucl Todd. X
sElnnni w Snnnnll Ill
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

HAvANA Sept I3The Carn3s. sandbeg from NewYork.
euciay The steamship Columbia ron AsSl0rS.
arrived here Thursday
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
U,HE CASE OF IRELAND STATED.
i COURSE OF FIVE LECTURES
by the

W II ", o
In reply to Mr. Froudc, in the Academy OF Music. New
York, on the following evenings
First Lccture-'The Norman INVASION" on Tuesday,
November H.
second Lecturc-"Ireand Under the Tndors,' on
Thursday, November L.
day. November 19.
Fourth Lecture-"Grattan and the Voluntcers,' on
Thursday, November II.
Fifth Lecture-'Ircand Since the rnion,' Tuesday
November rs. - .
Tickets for the course s5i single admission, 81 For
sale at the principal hotels and book stores Mt The offices
OF the Catholic Journals and at the Academy OF Music
No part the house reserved except the boxes which,
for sae st the boz office Of the AcaQcmy VI Mpsc
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
A UCTIoN SALE
n OF SO 900 of magnificent
Household Furniture,

Planofortc, Drawing Room suits, &c,
the property OF w. II. Livingston, Esq,
this day thursdayl at the elegant mansion 80 West
18th IT. near 9TH commencing lUs o'clock Drawing
roorns-superb suits, Pompadour, Marie Antoinette
styles Pianofortc celebrated maker E:ageres
artistic Bronze statuary Clocks, Ornaments Paintings
by eminent artist Extension Table Buffet silvcrware
Linen Cutlery, Glassware, Chinawarc rosewood, wal
mt Chamber Furniture, Mattresses Furniture Servants
Apartmeuts Basement Kitchen Furniture
AUGCSTE MARTINES, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
THE LECTURE SEASON,

THE LECTUKE S1JnSVN.
A SsOCIATION HALL.
a free Lecture today at IL A. NJ. subject-Thc True
Method Of Learning French.
DEv. t. DE WITT TALMAGE, DID, OF BROOKLYN,
IL AT Fty. third street Methodist Episcopal church,
Monday evening, November ls 1877 Subject Rough
75c stradleys l27 Nassau street, and Book Rooms,
Broadway Tickets
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n Salcsrooms 95 Chambers and n Reade street
BY ALLEN B. MINER 4 BRO,
SATTTRDAY NOV 1f

at 101a O'clock at their salesrooms,
9j Chambers and " Reade street,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REMOVED
FROM PRIVATE CITY RESIDENCE FOR CONyEN-
IENCE OF SALE, ALL OF WHICH WAS MADE TO
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Carpets Pier and Mantel
Mirrors paror Suits IN crimson broeael and
consisting of Bedsteads marble top Dressing
blasx walnut Centre and Side Tables, Bookcases,
Wardrobes Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges carved black
walnut Buc;s, Dining Chairs covered in leather; Ii
hrary Tables oak and black walnut Dining Extension
tresses, feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows Oil Paint
tngs, Engravings Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated
Ware Kitchen Ctcnsils, &c
ALSO, AT IL O'CLOCK,
q fine rosewood carom and fourpocket Billiard Table,
with all the appurtcnances complete made TO order by
Kavanagh Decker, and cost $450 Also carved rose
wood Grand Piano, made by .Erard OF Paris
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
4 ucrIoy sALE-l2o WEST 2sD ST.

Al UCTIoN sALE-l20 WEST 23D ST.,
n THIS THURsDAY) MORNING,
commencing at 1917 O'Clock. Magnificent Panofore,
Paror suits 20 Bedroom Suits COO yards Carpet, Mirrors,
Tables Chairs Lounges, Beds bedding Ac.; Buffet, Ex.
and Kitchen furniture Catalogue contains 25o lots Sale
nosinvc. LUKE FlTLdEhALD. neers.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

NOR sAIE-OSE HOUR AND A QUARTER FROM
city an elegant country House and about acre Of
f.cS' f,e stable house and stable new worth Sl25O0
MI ali for Si0OD will worth S20O inside Of three
~ears ]. r. DRYDEN. liz broadway. room j.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
A UCTloN SALE OF FIRST CLASS
~ city made Household Furniture.
Velvet, Brussels Carpets, Pianoiortc,

rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits style OF Louis XIV.
This day hursdayl, November - at l0 O'clock, at the
priyata 13 West Eighth street Clinton place.
between Filth and Sixth avenues properly of A. Van
derhof ESQ, leaving city, ERNEST ROTH, Auctioneer.
ParIorsVclyet Brussels Carpets magnificent
patent agrane panoiorte cost $50 Marie Anioinette
stye Paror suits In crimson satin Turkish and Pompa-
dour Drawing Room Suits in brocate and reps Etagcres
Mirrors, Curtains Paintings Bronzes Vases, Clocks,
Spring ana Hair Mettresses Bedsng; g; Sofas, Chairs
Glass China Silver Ware; servants Furniture. Goods
hacked and delivered for purchasers In city country
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
A .RT SALE.
n EDWARD SCHENCK
will sell at the
SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY

EUMEKVILL AKT GALLERY,
81 Fifth avenue
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Nov IA and Is, at o'clock,
large and valuable collection Of
OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER-CULOR DRAWINGS.
teore exhibited in this city, having been recently
collected by Charles Rode, of Brooklyn, n Y, from all
the principal art centres OF Europe.
Also Pictures by of the most eminent American
artists. embracing the names of
Carl Hubner Victor Duprey, A. Berstadt,
H. Herzoc, Louis Robbie, Regis GIgnoux,
The. Frcre, Castan, A. B. Durand,
A. veron, B. Wotze, j. f. Kensett,
G. Verlat, Emelee Prcycr, w. L. Sontag,
Francois Musn, Sallentine, A. d. Shattuck,
f. Lambinet O. Sus, A. +. Shattuck
Van Starkenburg, August Constan- william +. II. De
Prof w. Sender tine, Haas,
land, l.. Notcrman, William Hart
r. Carolus, Henri Dc Bcul. George L. Brown,
and many others Of equal celebrity
The entire collection Is exhibition the Som
ervle Art Gallery, 81 Fifth free the public,
and will remain epen until time OF sale.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS. A
WALLAoK'S.

ArlCSEulENIS
WALLAcK'a
ProprstcT M and az ksnassr ina @ Mr. LESTER WALLACE
s
those plays in which Nh NE Gs]sSffsss sSfTFSs Comedian
81 hs % a %
come Identified and II cSSlSPs.iSR SoSPasY with
fame has cSs Sps sssR eosss
LORD DUNDREARY as written and created by him.
MI a. sroppAh!. y. NJ H. snsh FOLK. Mr. uo1
kbM Mr. & PE6k Mi MI! ReoR &
MN srEs h%s n2N.sa asd Mi
NJ 5s E n s'. sasgEss as ous
TWO eah WEEKS s9qK N 2HEs 2Dexscr.
s$s% TsISS S%FsSsE sSsS11 dSsss.E
M ssa s
~" r.a'.'s s's A'rS:'s,, s&1sp sH' SsaSsonEsreA sas
% 4s:: s.s css:s j Cents :s
Family Circle. 50 cents.
RooTHs THEATRE. BoUcIcAULr.
- Edwin Booth RID Urn wtiSp trirSpreter and Manager
Mr. sas sss hfs1 "a; Di1s "a SasHHs SSgolssuLr s'
RET iGah s SS s'S fse'~
F6HspnY, FT68HSRayY sR1PAa skT1kbAY
In COMPLIANCE with very numerous requests for the
''p'"A0"o u ARRAH.NA.PoGUE.
% ssS all an 5stns s % o a sn
nans @ fSM
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
1AsE kaEhY H9SSIG4yEH sSa JESSIE nAS5NSE. sk1ws.
Seats for the remaining nights or Mr. and Mrs Bouci
cault may be secured at the usual places.
D AhaIykE hhaysA APPROPRIATENESS; 81 M9ss sntEs5s.
The Management t @ announces limited en-
SgsS14 M siST
in her ''l'0rstS1 SS2iE4 representation OF
in Sfs5ifseTss Raaso ssB f5.HS SGIIEf. IIIfEsffsds'
Mr.. !. HsSS1EiS SS$!'aEAEnAcx
MR. JOSEPH WIiEELoCK
as ROMRO.
nas Ffssdy % h E0aasss NH f e ans
that characterized its first production at the opening Of
cs Scans music % oss BE M sffsS It the theatre or at Dson
THHArRE oon19glrbi 81 BROADWAY
MR. JOSH TAsT EAs:msni t Msssss and Manager
MISS ANNIE ADAMS
THE woRRELL SISTERS
.,.un,S '.r ~" AsLLHspsbIS NUMBER ONE,
WIN Wa wlsF. whsEf CIV. JESTER JOHN JOHN SubEEP SuEPS
JENNIE e 9ST a"a p'sSssnSS S.s Sba Hss wRAY
-" NJ MATiSEEs. iSHa s'iS, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
bY
TEEEEsAAc.E. ..,.h GARDEN THEATRE; GRAND OPERA.
public are respectfully informed that h ew sni
SoSplY HsSaiS IS o'clock
aEHSb aTEi boS!sH SpEH1 11SsTHA3,s SoHpaNys
ga ray
MIS-. foGisR EhRFhk REdkaAS kfTl%a soaSreite seSnnei
NJ: S#iES S#AHfHs fSySaFSISH sss;;ss.
Mme hosE ri TS and s cas1 a PERL
have been engaged forming altogether the strongest and
YORK bubble which w enable the direction % pre- pre-
sent the IN every & detail tai
'''' '0aA1'. Mr.. Carl. BERGMAN
will be the Musical Director and Conductor;
The Scenery fG:SEs'% s az spd fgSPsEts arc entirely new
Orchestra Chairs, 81 80; Reserved Seats 81 General
@ I seats cam IN E s0as
be had at the Terrace Garden Theatre Office.
Further particulars in future announcements.
9FERA BOOTHS D sTsEET
HIssT II sss SiRs
KIM sna
skYAST WE
S
A ssocIArIoN HALL, TOMORROW NIGHT.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n salesrooms 95 Chambers and II Rcade streets.
BY ALLEN u. MINER BRO,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1872

at ii O'CLOCK, NJ tnc1r saesrOOms,
90 Chambers and N Rcade streets,
SPECIAL SALE OF LARGE AND SUPERIOR
STOCK or FINE WINES, OLD BRANDIES, BOURBON
WHIsKEY, DRY SCHNEIDER, CHAMPAGNE, AC.,
including the private stock of party lately deceased In
Newport and sold by order Of administrator This valu-
able and choice stock consists in part OF wclLknown
standard brands including, among others, G6rdon,
Amontilado, YTiarte and Gonzales Sherry; Cul-
ter, Keller, and Miller Bourbon whskeys. Wee
India Jamaica and St Croix Runs sercaI Leacock and
casks and original Importation white dry Page
Sons and London Dock Ports, all OF various weknown
fine vntages &c Carefully prepared catalogues OF this
valuable stock TO be had at Office. Samples
well as stock in our store, and be in
spected by intending purchasers morning OF sale. All
OF which guaranteed pure and worthy the attention
Of connosseurs
4 UcTIoN SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID AS
N sessments in New Utrecht November 26, 1872 See
printed lists containing all necessary information. Su.
peryisor HOPKINS, Fort Hamilton. L. j.
A UCTIoy SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
n IN West 10Th st.-This day, commencing OF 10i,
o'clock HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer sells 300 lots
elegant Household Furniture chance for parties
commencing housekeeping, viz ;.Rosewcod Pianoorte,
rich and Bedroom Suits Mirrors Velvet and Brus
scs Carpets Bedstcads bureaus Wardrobes, Spring and
Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds, Bedding, Lounges
Clocks &c. sale positive.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WILL BE SOLD NOVEMBER IA, 1872, AT AUCTION.
w GERS 40 West Eighteenth street four story and base
ment Building, suitable for store panoore Or cabinet
carriage manuactory private stable with stalls above
building 25xs2 &l50C0 may remain Oh bond and mort
gage For admission aud particulars apply 10 W. MAC
kENZIE, 81 West Nineteenth street
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

VNTANTED TO PURCHASE-A MODERN FINISHEI
w first class four story brown stone House. Fift
avenue 20 feet in width vii Pay $45 G AL cash; pos
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED,


VIvANTED-A COUNTRY STORE FOR A GOOD FARM
w adjoining thriving village In Ocean county, New
Jersey; good Horses including valuable Trotting
Horse, to exchange for Real Estate.
HENRY TAPPEN Railway N j.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

myself for the last quarter ofa mile,
and thought he had been running
longer than | had, and might pos
sib'y lose his wind. From where
we first started it was about two
miles to my home, and we had ran
about half a mile at least, the
most of the way being pretty rough.
| could soon see that | was gaining
on him. At intervals he would
shout, but his shouts were growing
very faint, and as he commenced to
slack up | increased my speed until
| got in sight of my home, when |
made a straight run right up to the
foot OF the steps, and with one
spring | landed on the piazza, some
five steps from the ground. One
jump brought me to the door,
which | went through in twink
ling, landing in the middle of the
sitting-room, right side up with
care. My father was setting up,
engaged in reading, when | so I'M
tremendously entered the room.
He sprang to his feet and demanded
why | came into the room in that
manner. As rapidly as my remain
ing allowance of wind would admit,
| briefly stated the reason of my
great haste. He listened attentive
ly to my story, but when | was
through, with an incredulous air, lie
intimated that the story was only
the old dodge-n,erely an excuse
by which | hoped to cvade a lepr-
mand for being out SO late. How
ever, the next day the crazy man
was found in the wood, and secured,
satisfying my father of the truth
fulness of my story of the chase.
This nights adventure may account
for the fact that, although a young
man, my once dark hair is now un-
timely sprinkled with gray.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

TIE RUSSIAN SiTYLEoF PROPOSING.
1t Is well known here that marriage
here has come to be looked upon as a
luxury to be indulged in only by the
better cilrumstanced. The large
number of servants, walters, day-ia-
bosers, and others without any regular
trade, rarely marry at all. They find
1t enough to earn decent living them
selves. Those who do marry wait
until about the twenty-seventh year.
II he isa merchant, he must wait I'LL
til his business Is established; if
professional man, until he has a good
practice opposition. Every class, as 4
rule, marries late, for that which i
necessary with the poor has, from its
generality, come to be regarded as a
custom for all.
1t Is not customary, as in America,
for young gentlemen and ladies to as-.
sociate much together, since the ex-
penses Of gallantry are thought be-
yond their means. Young neh 20
with young men, and live in clubs
or bachelor bands, where each one
pays his expenses, and lives rs eco.
nomically as he can. When they seek
female company, which Is only now
and then, it is at the public balls or IN
worse connections. This custom has
become so established that it works
the other way, and no Young lady
who values her reputation will allow
herself to be seen alone in company of
a gentleman before She is engaged to
him, and before the engagement Is du-
ly published in the press. The form
alities OF betrotlal are celebrated in
the presence of her friends. They
much wonder at the liberty of Ameri-
can young.a'lies in Germany, who al
low themselves to go with any young
gentleman acquaintance whatever,
being one evening with one and tile
next evening with another.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

The Indianapolis Ners says: A
Lafayette lover seated himself on A
barrel turned on its side, while sere-
nading his hearts mistress. In his
ecstary he rolled the barrel over, slam.
med his guitar against shutter in his
efforts 20 regain his balance, and dis
appeared in the cistem. The hub
bling cry Of the strong swimmer in his
agony, brought ont the entire family,
including the bulldog, in various briet
ana picturesque costumes, ranging all
the way from an elaborate robe do
mutt and curl papers worn by the in.
nocent cause Of it all, to a simple yet
serviceable collar, orlamented with
spikes. worn by the bulldog.
p. S.--He was fishe,l out.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

A BIG SCARE. Mark Twain saws the
following story was told to him BY
fellow passenger, who said he had
never been scared since the time that
he loaded an old Queen Annie's musk
1t for his father.
You see the old man was trying to
teach me to shoot blackbirls, aud
beasts that tore up the young corn,
and such things so that | could he of
some use about the farm, because
wasn't big enough to do much.
Ny gun was a single-barel shot
gun, and the old man carried an old
Queen Anne maSkct that weighed
about a ton, making a report like
thunder-cIap, and kicking like mule.
The old man wanted me to shoot the
mnsket sometimes, but was afraid.
One day, though, got her down.
and, taking her to the hired man,
asked him to load her, because the old
man was out in the fields. Hiram
said.
do you see them marks on the
stock-an \ and V? Well, that
means, ten balls and five slugs-tllat's
her load.H
"But how much POWDER"
20, it don't matter; put in four
handmls."
SO | loaded her up in that way, and
it was an awful cliarge--l had sense
enough to see that-and | started ont.
4 leveIed her OH good many birds,
but every time attempted to pull the
trigger my heart failed me; | was
afraid of her kick. Towards snndown
| fetched up at the house. and there
was the old man resting on the porch.
"Been out hunting have you!"
"Yes, sir" said |.
"Wlat did YOU kills"
''Didn't kill anything, sir-didn't
shoot her Oft. was afraid she'd
kick"
'Gimmus that gum roared the
old man, mad rs sin. ''Do you see
hat sapling:"
saw 1t and began to drop back out
Df danger. The next moment | heard
III earthquake, and saw the Queen
Anne whirled end over end in the air,
md the old man spinning round on
,ne heel, with both hands on his jaw,
md the bark flying from his sapling.
The old mars shoulder was set back
oar inches, and his jaw TUNED black
md blue. and he had to lay up for
hree days. haven't been scared
inCe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

CHASED BY A SAW LOG.-.A Pitts
burg paper tells the following: ibid
you ever hear of being chased bv a
saw log, as it chanced to a French Ca
madam out in Curtis woods last week?
1t happened thuswiSe. They were
cutting the timber from the brow Of a
hill in these famous woods, and roll
ing it to the bottom where steam
saw mill Is to be erected. The
Frenchman was attempting to manip-
ulate huge log for a safe descent,
when he discovered it was getting the
better of him. He was on the under
side, and it would not do to ''lct it
slide" so he screamed for help. But
no help came. His strength was sure
fy and rapidly failing, aid there was
nothing to do but run for it, and run
he did; fearful race. The natural
philosophers say that a log gains in
rapidity as it descends. It i other
wise with human legs on run, even
when as in this case descent is steep
and icy. There was no turning out.
and the log gained with terrible rapid
ity on the frightened Channuck, and
was just now on his heels. when luck
lily he spied a hollow in his path into
which he popped with a bound; but
had hardly time to huddle himself in
to his hole, when crash! crash. the
log thundertd over him and left him
safe, but about the worst scared man
that ever hallooed in Curtis woods, if
his nerves are 10 stronger than ours
claim to he. And thai is how a saw
log chased a Frenchnau.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

The Boston BuiietjA has the follow
ing valuable mortlmry lists: "Mctlnl-
selah died of liver complaint. Lots
wife of Salt-rheum. AbSalOm fell a
wig time to liairy>ipelas. Goliah
died of the stone. thurman Of the
dropsy. Northumberland of too
much vegetable diet, leaving Mrs. n.
a grass widow. John Bunyan, troub-
led with corns, took his pill grimly
and progressed. Destlemona also took
pillow. Sampson was killed by a
pillar, too, Montgoltier %as ts) kill
ed in war. John Rogers died Of an
ovcrdone Ste,&. Romeo died of heart
disease. Governor Hoffman dyed his
mollstaclIc. Artemus Ward was jOked
to death.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26
ALBANY RATW HOUSE.

ALBANY BATH HOUSE.
VNHE UNDERsIGNED WOULD RE-
spcctfllly inform the citizenso of Albany
and vicinity that he has taken charge OF
this establishment, and by keeping clean
rooms and paying strict attention to busi-
ness expects to suit all those who mny fr-
vOr him with their patronage. Having
heretofore Hrried on nothing but
Flrst-elasa Hair Dressing saloons,
lie expects 10 give entire satisfaction to
all. ChildrenS y and ladies' hair neatly cut
and shamp0oed.
Sept. l0-y9 2i JOSEPH WEBER.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26
FURa! FURsl R.URg!

VTNHE HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN CASH
\ for all kinds Of FuIeS. hy
BI.AIN, YOUNG d co.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

The Poor MANS FRTFND.-The
Democratic party has the bramn asst
rance to claim to be per Sc the Door
mans friend. and it is a hmentablr
fact that many, In their ignorance. are
disposed to believe it. Int it has not
only never done ANYTHING for the Ia
boring classes, but bitterly opposed
every measure calculated to benefit
them. 1t opposed emancipation; it
opposed the Homestead Act; it iSa
foe to protection of American indus
try, and it has Just shown its anilno>i-
ty to the working men through the
vote of its representatives in the lower
House of Congress on the proposition
to pay the employees full wages for
eight hours work. With the lpduc-
tlon of the number OF hours, there was
Il corresponding reduction in wages.
The proposition was to recognize the
eiglt-honr system by making up the
in the past, and Authorizing
Government officials to pay fnil
days wages Tor eight hours work.
The Democrats vote almost unani-
mously against this, thus giving the
working-men due warning that they
need not expect any t;lvors in the fi,-
ture from the Democratic party. 1t is
true to tradition, and continues tie
foe of the idu>trial classes. II believes
in owners and drivers for colored men,
while it flvors caste amoag whites,
and would cut down wages TO the
point where want would he a lash
more potent and more seourging to
the soul Of the white man than the
''black snake" is to the back of the
negro. - tjm Herdld.
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DER. E. o. SMITH, DENTIST
Pnper.lsanglng, Calcenllning,
Decorating, &C.

" II. wADSwORTH win give prompt
r. attention TO oil orierS for Paper
hanging, CAlcemining, Decorating, &C., IN
this city or vicinity. All work executed
in the latest style, In the Dcet manner, and
at lowest Nving Fates -OrdeES Aeft 1t
Furniture WareroOsns OF Chass lgealgy via
IeCalVe prompt attention. I0VA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26
TURNING.

TAM PREPARED TO 10 ALL KINDS
/ OF turning; keep on hand and make TO
order nwhide-bettomed chairs, aud spin
ming wheels. shop near the "Mngnoiia
Mills" JOHN NJ. METZLER,
Albany, Nov. 8, 1851
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

One Of ''our young girls, at an ex,
animation IN grammar. the other day,
when asked why the noun ''bachelor,e;s :
was singular, blushingly answered
"Because 1t Is very singular they
don't get married." She went up
bead.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-26

In Massachusetts, the other day, a
man thought he coNld cross the track
ahead Of q locomotive. Tbs seFwicss
Se s'e grave were very impressive q