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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-16
PROPERTIES. &c.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

1t is the most SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
for RAeamatism. Rhepmaac COM and Rheumatic
Pains Of all kinds that has ever been introduced
into the Materia Medica.
The Bnk Weed Remedy as prepared by MS. in.
consequence Of the existing bitter principle, pos
sesses the necessary virtue Of being a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-16

TTvHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
new stock of Millinery Goods, Trimmings,
Ladies' and Childien's Furnishing Goods, of all
kinds. of the latest and most fashionable styles.
which she offers TO the ladies of Albany and
surrounding country at the lowest cost rates.
In the Dressmaking department l guarantee
entire satisfaction. Charges liberal.
CLOTHING.
Always on hand Ladies' and Children's ready
made Underelothing, Cloaks, Sacks, Aprons, etc.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
An extensive variety of Silk. Satin. Cotton
and Wooden Dress Trimmings, always in store.
C~LoABINGS.
Honey comb, Astracan and Waterproof Cloth,
of the best qualities.
FURS, ETC.
Ladies' and children's complete sets of Furs
and Swan-downs of the latest styles.
cHIGNoNs.
Latest Styles of chignons constantly on hand
at low figures.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Innings and Findings of al grades and quail
tiles ; a full assortment of Jaconets, Muslins.
Embroideries, Diaper Linens, Kid and all other
varieties of Gloves, Hose, de-, &c.
Our determination being to give satisfaction in
style and quality of work, and prices, we ask a
share of public patronage. Call at our store
opposite A. Carothcrs & Co., First St, Albany,
Oregon. SARAH g. COOLEY.
@as-Agent for Mrs. Carpenters Celebrated
Dress Model.~GN vTnl2tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-16

Made OF psor Ram, VFh3skey, HTo0f 5DfrIfs
and Rsfuss liquors Goctored. sDiccd and sweet
cned TO please the taste, called "ToDics, ""Appcjz'
err" " f:cstorers," &C., that lead the tip1lef on TO
drunkenness and ruin. but are q true EsdiciSc, made
from tho Native Eoots and Herbs Of California, free
from all Alcoholic Stimnfanfs. They ere Tie
GREAT FLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PgIsCfPLE perfect Eenosator aad
Inyigoraior oftae systenr. carrying Of al poisonous
matter and restoring tie blood to q healthy condition.
No person can take these Eitters according to dlrcc
ton and remain long unwcf.
S1Oo vii be given for al lneurabis case. provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means. and tbs vital organs wasted beyond the
point ~ofrepair.
Fer Ingammatory and Chropic Rhesmn-
tistu aud Cont, Dyspepsia or INDICATION,
Bilious. Kcmiitcuf md intermittent Pevers,
Disenses Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder. taesc EitfeTs have been most succcss-
faI. Sseh Diseases are caused BY yifiated
Blood. which IS generally produced By arrangement.
OF the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. Head
ache, Psla in the Shoulders, Coughs. Ti2as1szs Of tie
Cacst, Dizziaess, Sour ErlctatIons Of the Stomach,
psd taste IN tic Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitation
Of the Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs. Pain in tho
regions Of the Kidneys and a hundred other painful
symphonic. a:s the oaapringso OF Dyspepsia
They iay1goTatc the Stomach and stimulate the tor
p'dIiycr aad bowels. which render them Of nneaualled
efficacy Ia cleansing tic blood OF all Impurities. and
A"E@FN%sE ~
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eru2t;ons. letter. sast
I.heurn. Biotchss. Spots, Plnplcs, Pus:1ies. Bols. Car.
bancies. Ring. IS orrns. sc.id-fiead Sore Eyes. E-yklp.
elas. Itch, serrfs. Diseoiorat!oas Of thc Ska. H1r3ors
and Diseases OF the SKIN. Of whatever name or nstrre,
are literally dug up lad carried ont oftnc system in .
shor, time By the -sc ofthcsc Eitse-s. One bo,tisia
such cases viii coaviacc tho most inc=eGnious OF tacir
curative effect.
Cleanse the yitla;>i Bi,vu whenever yoI haI It's
Impurities bursting ihrough the SKIN in Ptfnp!ea. ETs2-
tons or Sores elcaasa 1t when you hndis oSsiracted
and slugglsh IN tac veins: cIca1ss j. wien 1t Il fo1i.
End your feelings =IiIt=i yoI whs5. Keep the blood
pure a1d TIE health oftte sTstsHl ElIl follow.
PiS. TAPE za1 o:scr WORKS. Iu=s.fagi IA the
System Of 50 many tlogsaa1s. ars eIoctza.Iy destroy
ed and removed. For fall c!re=;loas. RID carefully
the circular around each bottle. p-tat>i f. for In
g~aa=cs-Easiisa, German. Fre=ca Ezi S2=-aA-
:. wALKEE. Proprietor. T.. L. acoo1A-o co,
Druggists aad Gen. Agents. San Frsacfseo. Cal.
saa seaad5 q CoE4zssses st-est, Sen To.<.
II SOLD BIZ ALL DsUGGts-s DEALERS
janl3'7In22yI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-16
HISTORY.

This Remedy is eomposed of the active prinsi
pie Of the Unk Weed, EDg-Thaspium Cords
tum origaniss, Lat-indigenous to Oregon
Grows most abundaDtly and perfectly in..wssh-
ington County.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
SiliS sa %UcreaMfc,,.

Gin peueS glGsag uHo Gin ib5ies pirb ron . Sabrex
ttbeu aus Ger paup mo biaja ~ p~srlautlr.
sttpbds'r ineJsa tb al tie : me eer @dislte nm ndsere
GriuHbisrnst l prnPsu. II. GrS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
8rteffa It { II.

8sy. s. M. 9. Ct Denatus Sa.-ScHe
nidt ssfabrlia S&reite Sbnen.
sss. .. @, 3en Carbon, Snb. &i&tis.
@es. g., GpIetr. Sbic. Dante Sbnen
tefsns; fol- bic 3situns BADEN.
8. g., mineral point @ise.-Danfsnb
ertalten.
6. 3D., Sprinsbropt Soma. guf bic
tetreTenee 9its ssisst. Tsnfe ss rire idon
fcmmen.
6. G., Bellevue, Soma. S9cn gut; srirr
soranfommen.
8. M., SelIeYue, Scma. Dauf fur bic
9autirSide Grudarbsit taIo befcrst.
q. 3d., G%airbanfs, Soma. Sir Sbre
gsmibunssn tsFen Danf; gssnten srnannt
Sbreite an ibn.
s. S., WarsStppn. 8inn. Eante fir
bic 0elter unt Isusn Nahaeleben unb bic
Suittuns r%setifsirt. tpie Gle fuesn. Grbaltsn
ale bic Yerlanstsn prlmie.
3. g., @i&isan Gits Snb. @sipset
tafir. @sren bic pramis erbalten.
s. g., Ct. Sraneis Sty @isc. Ibse.
iaust!
Il. G., aurcrh Sa. Oils nur 10 scrun ;
piro INNER LANCER tie 0iie.
9. O., ga GrpiiG gSisc. gerRebt liG.
rag Gil uuc bic antsrs bic Garts erbaltsn.
q. s.. mineral ppint @isc. @srte
Sbncn idrsiten.
Wt. g., Ieu utm, Winn. Sulsn bic
Ihrtcn batsn, fur las uetrigs WcreY.
$. ~, Stafcpsr %. Ssice S@rsiten
en- Inaen uuo quittirt.
9. 90, QnGrotiG @isr.-auf bic bsirsf-
fence giltP 9eIrBt
8. cd, Sm LAT a, Nebr. Gmpfhnsen une
q~uittirt. 9SirO 9slanrt. Sdreitc Sbnen.
9. g., Gbiengp, GUS. Sreiili6 Antwprt.
&. S., (asapD PAN ieliu, Minn. Splsn
bicIeltc baben.
/. s. g.. Sd, 8ataibaw. @uf bic tetrsf
frnce giite 9sisst.
s; q. s. Dstrpit Did, at8sianSt az
bic Icrchen.
.. 90, 5trpnaG, mid. gsrtintli4isn
GruB. atgeiaart.
5. @, Ct. Gtpus, 9iinn. s!nscisat, bic
Qits gebt 5busu 81.
.. g., 3ppn Belgium. 8iac. S9un
reht /; 10 FART siIt IS aud nidt.
~. ~, Warauettr @ii9. Sebsn na9
in Sttref yen Sdrpesr.
{. d., Gbieagp, 81. Sriefi6 Nntwprt.
&. @, Sibfcfb, @i9e. 9lastn bic gIsn.
eerangeR.
$. g., 81 oil II, Minn. Merci bien.
{. 81. 6. pbilaeelpbia.-9f Gin SIR.
rbuni. SGreibe 9bucn.
q. 9. Sreeprrt Sa.-9rislidr antnert;
fpmmr, wsnn I'D tanu.
e. @. Gbieagr, 9Q.-5atte bic 9iien niat
ebrr fsrtis /; bsGte ae9elanet anb gssntrn CT.
nnnnt.
6. z. 81 em.Trier, Winn. 9eiec SGreis
ben srbalten. SGriftlia antpprt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

nuns aueaeiprc6tn, rap l6 bic Mhemtlse nt@t
o%u1Sien perte. bsspr cine poafansise Hduunane
bss franjUli&en @etiets ssI&ert fti. Tie Nk
sscrbneten Der @edten natmen rem gcri&lat
an, tpeldsr ben nGdlen Samfas fir bic GtSeus
tiruns Der 0siu&e INN MulSiuns Der ghtmblee
tefimmt. Gamtetta tetrat bierauf bic Neentr-
tiitne uno ipra& nit srcesm Geuer uab Cub
i&isesnbsit fir beren @ufSiuns.
Qsneon, ~. Tss. Cine TrpsiGe BON pa
ris iast, zap bic Starme am Iebten Disnfas
firdtsrli6 ssptIsn uno eab aud @erlaiaes BON
ibnsn bsimssiu&t trprten isi. Sn bsiocn StaS-
ten einssn MsniGsnIsten sa @rnnee unS Der an
'Gisentbum anssriatste S6aten III eroB.
Yaris. ~. Eel Die sinfe in Der aatm.
tIee pire iebr setaeelt. neil fe bic 8rase bn
guaOiuns sur unseleseuen 3eit aufs3 Iaret g.
bra6t, une auf tieie @siis cen Seuii6en eintn
grrwanp sitt, bic @arantisn fir bic Sssabluns
Der arirsscntiddtisuns gu vsrrsrfen uno brn-
lelben cine Gntldultisuns fir bic @eiSeruna
has Qane Su rGumcn rartieiet.
81. 0puiarp, Winiler bes Snnern. bat bic
Yrafsetur a~nsemislen, bic llnterS.i6nuns sOn
Osiuhcn in @sinmirtbi9aften fir @u1Slunsb r
glsmtlec Su s%srbirtsn.
81. &arul, Supal Qaermtc unb Iutffret
Iacauier mereen l6 M Der DEBATE am Gam
Tag tetbsiigrn. Ter efe 0caenIano Der DC,
hate wsreen niGt bic Wsiu6s isin, pslde iebt
riniaufsu, ~funrern birjenigcr, rrIde in Der
lsgisn Sisuns tr IatipnaI' Iicriblee riuaesiSt
pureen.
CnSldns.
2onbpr, 10. Zee. Der Ser. Gnaten @e.
idncte u. :. Sdeud, pel@sr eini9e .3rit auf
her &riis in iarliben gurrpa mar, it auf &c,
HiIdrsiis nn3 pisicr Start trsriHsn.
Spanicn.
W Or ID, Il. Scc. Cine sicmlids %ufre.
auuJ murre gclicrn in 6plgc bee Srri6ts muros
Seltern III hen Wrrltdctrn brrsprgcrufcn. Gura
yer Itcne itclste cS lih bcrdus, ea6 Ger g~uflfano
nur cine 9erinOfi5ige &ubslrrun9 mar, wel9s
halo un;crcrldt mare. ~ ptrlpncn lplicn nel-
lfnua9eahte, tbeil5 prrpuueCi ppreen irin. Dill
Stapt wurre nell b%rrnbilt.
81 Ger Sigung eer &rrtc5 ~behnuptcte MAr!cc,
e1B riele Septlunl wdbridein i'd non cen Uea.
nrrn esr nrucn Nnlcibe nit egr gtiGr nratreat
wcrcen lsi pem Ycrtbsilbafnn llutereriu8sa esr.
lrlben SInssrnile II zen 9SeS 81 le8sn.
0cutidJl0mr.
8erttn, i3. Ts,. IS bat id cas- GcriiG!
S~trbreitrt. blB Sitmdrf nit Der NtiIat umgsbt,
ais priilcsnI beS prcuBilNen MiniicriumS ~
r~eI9ntrm unb ila ausidlirbli6 iriarn giiGten
ais SANGER erS ssati9ru aaiisusibS gu SiS.
men.
SiieScrtGnbe.
@~riffele, 10. Tes. TurG zen slueiriH
tre6laRe5 SlmtrI wures Gin, G~ab'eamine In Ger
Ndbe BON Gbnrlrspi iibsrl9pemmt. las In.
alllt e~rci9nets I'D pabrenp Die 8srgleuts an Der
Arbrit waren. 9ir!s iino III 6rlJe osllsn srtrun.
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
Gu lti8f, Scburee !!

Tinber FOREIGN co 1s@ S' g r.:
suIirt Zen @aSsn. belt @inb . gClii nuO Yrrnr.
ia&t natirli&cn S9lai. GO 1T Gin G~ringmitisl
fir GaliprsSel. TcS. tt.-2@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
9tadt ind gtaat.
Iaemtmr SerGnScrmn9en.

!oirrmit %critattsn mir ben Serrsu Z. sSdtrs son
Chicago, 1i6el Iiasr Yrn Ct. Glous, gfttn.,
unb 9ifclas 8rsmsr son DYsrssiae, Dubuque
Sc, Soma, unitrn Dant fir ibrr ais g9sntsn
aeleifstsn Oitufe.
SuIssntr Ssrrn battsn bic @its bic Issntar
Der @asstte ~ iiternebmen nns ls iIns eabsr CT
mdbtiat gbcnusntsn ~ ianmsln,. smpfanSsns
sjelper Al euaectirrn, ~quittren II. l. M.
6briR. @anternaG fir bic Ncrelsite ven Obi
taau, SO. 1856 Surltut ct.
pisrrs aalmuS fir bic @stieits sun .Gbieasr,
80. III @rit Cafe CTR.
Subn 0risr fir bic ORisits, &c. 800 Suutb
6iarf Ctr.
gfifclaS E6ia fir bic Siislsits bon Gbieasr,
SO. 1854 slrder grenut.
yrtsr SSilmes, SGinn, Ssnnepin Co., Mfina.
9ptn @ari6au, ct. Glcut, Stearns Co.,
ginr.
5rrr Spbn Gbriirpb BON SsrrspiQe, DUBUQUE
&c., Soma.
prter Gnutbcn fir Bud Gresf, Srrnicr Co.,
eagle 9. 8, Syrmcr Co., 8airbanfs, Sa6l'
nan 60, Scpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
Selc9rapbiibe Sepefbe,
TranerctG.

Varis, II. GeS.-Dis Wstitipnrn UNI gluf.
Flung tsr misunderstanding msbrsn f9 be.
trSGtii6. Die yrifs.,sn etr serl9iseenm DC.
partsmente, in bensn bic Sauptbsps9uns i'm
@ansc il, wurctn bsute nab GsrIailles tcrufsn.
Die @itSlisesr Der ssmabisisn einfen inS gum
Sbeil fir bic guh6iuus.
Scr ScrScs BON Sraylir, Gin WcJnrbil III
ais @irglisp res 30sr Gcmitss al SteGe rss gum
1iuifsr Der rfeniIiden Sautsn srnann!sn Srn.
6curirr auacrlesn pSrpsn.
llnlere Sinet parSe seitsrn 9on einsrn far9t.
tnren Surms Deim3sia@t tur4 wsl9sa mebrr-
re Urbiuee, tbeils gang psmplirt, tbsil5 bsl9G.
pi9t pnreen.
Die oGgalits". cine 3ritnng In Narlsiaes
Hurce we9rn gsr!sBuns tsS Yrr5srlegsS antrr.
eriidt.
Gin zen Gnmtstta, Grrnisur, 2ouiS Blanc,
Nuinct unO ndiji9 MitJliecem pr G~u6erten u.
ssmdbigtsn einfrr, il bruts YsrGfrntliGt nor
rsn. Calelbs rerldnst irisoii9e unO ~SsitBmdbi.
&c guiEiuuJ pr @6smtIcs ais paS sinsiss @tit.
tel, nsue 0siabren rrm yanps %atSurencsn, weil
bic Wc!beiltbrit ccr Nltiplalaerl lmMlan9 bic
3egisran9 mndtles made.
9n rrr ~9lpprciIe pire bic %irrusite MiGtiai0un9
iieer Zen Crud aus8ciprCArn. pelGsr jest aus
0citt Diyc, I'M llnrTtnurSen bstbciSHfibrsu,
mas na9 esn tittcrigcu Grfabrur9sn iur ben
6sinHsn Grunlrsi9S gum YCrtbeil Serei9m mir
DC.
Die YWwoblsn rersen cine fslt Majcritatiu
trr @Icmtles fur Sbiers Naturalization nnr bic
@riireuns rsputlisanii4o Snltimiienen T&ern.
GS Miro bebauplrt, ea6 pas 3eht, 0tisBe tei cr
glrmblce sin;ursi9en. unvsrIsEli9 iet bonn Gin
ausrH auf eaNelte pIree suSIti9 Gin MnSriH
auf has Gt0smeins StimmrrGt isin.
9erIaiuss. fl. G9.-5n Der bsutisen
Siguus Ger Notwithstanding pnrce BON
Seitsu sinsS @itsliesss Der &tatsn bic SpH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
eG I, u It fcrc 6 efcr!
Gndl Gin gisl1en GebIlo

IS it ni9t unlere S6ulr, RAP mir
SIC 2cl,r 70 lun9c nuf cispramie mubtcn
partcn laNcn. Niht weniSer ais prci
yrotcn naren 81 torri9iren, cbe Gle 81
t~Bp0rnpbiihe Nnltalt rie Sarte 70 bate,
wie mir ririeIbe batcn ,ppltcn. Gin lid
'rlbf it ca6 0yaYiren auf Stcin I6pn
cine 'Mttrit cic 3ett pcrlan9t wenn ronn
Md ro6 6inz unc 0nI9iten rer pro
ben coSu ttmmt, rann 9ctcn @p6ru
Ieiper 81 IhnrI un. Or1 prrn mir uns
1ere 2tiern audi I'M Scrub bitten mil,
Zen, 10 t6nncn lie Ycrftcrt irin, Gins prG:
ME su crboltrn, mic nod wcni8e in
Imrrifa srtbcilt lporrcn iinN. Die Gay.
lie 1T untr ccr YmIe uno in wcniscn
Ta8cn f5rr,en mir zen 9urenburBcm nit
@enu0ibuuns ros Silp rer lietcn, wenn
AUDI ~tIcinen, 6rin0tb sprlf9en u!o mir
inp fiber iDncn cine 0reure 81 MAIDEN.
Nlip ibr Sdumiaen, cntri6tct euren
Sritra9 llno ibr perrrt Gle prdmie in
Sur3cm in curcn !6dnrm baben. @ir
bnbrn an uue un1ere aSentcn 2titcn &C.
fhidt pprau8 jCpcr ieben fam, 10 ieSiel
er 81 tr6ablen bat bis gic. ia. g8ir
iinO frriNicti9 sc8en eud ; uno Erfcn
paDcr RAP nu6 ibr curcr SHuIrt8fcit
ua6fpmmt incem ibr bic alien GctraBe
rntri1tci.
8ir molten ni6t betteln, mir wiien,
cnB unlerc Itpnncnten unp ~btionpcrs I'M
lrre 2anr8lcute ebrli9 Gnp unp germ
fir rae, mas lie empfnn9en, bcsablen.
Die Si0cr, pelGe alS prdmicn Sc0cs
ben wcrrcn, tperren ;uglei9 nit rcn &ars
ten Yeridnct.
Grtra' Grsmplars Der 6arEc iperten AZ $3.50
hbseIuIcn. I'm YerI9iebrum g~InfraBsu III &C.
n!igsn ane picIrn u~nifrsr geler rinen psitsrsn
Wefdaen 81 tlun bnbsu mir urs bereit rrflart,
Gina 100 Grrmplarr nuf Qeinpano aufiiebcn.
p~srnirsr unp nit Roarn ycrisgrn ia IaTtn. "a
aui cieir art Der greis ps5 gubisbsrs b~seeutsrO
srmaBi9t wortrn il 10 noe cen reran igr aartcn,
Serti8 gum aufbanssn, bsi9rSnblung gen So Cts.
ertra, ntgciCftrt. Wer niiO bic Gnrts in rer slrt
Bnben nil, msIOc iR, ebs rs gu ipit il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Sci ser GiicubGbn : Goaiffipn an
ttr 6. .. u. @. u. 81. am Gonrsrilag @crgcn
IN Clayton, ip Gin Grtrnjua in rem rtauIarsn
6raGtju9 tiucinrannte, wurbe Gin alter Yirgsr
bon Gaitsnterg 9r. q. 4. Niennu SrtSott.-
Der SbriH pen Clayton 81 ]nrrrtirts bic Sngs.
nisure uao GOnbulirure briGsr 3ise, ep9 MIR.
ben %0isisltsn tur6 bie b%rrufsns 9my ais IN,
lGulri9 in 6rribcit sriegt. CTR Sadten am
SaBnmnteriaI pirb Ouf 1920 0ei4agt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

NsS@ Tie Serren Msentsn line erl ibt beim
ginIGidsn son @elosrn, nidt aaeir pic sanSe
Summe Der Ssntuns. %i,nsern aud 81: fur Nten'
ner. cnte te,ablten %einseln. II Setrdss onS! ssten,
ta E. icnf nitt mSali9 III ben tetre snesn ger
Ip.en urh bic 2eituna ,u auittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Der SMperintenbcnt br 6gsii&ulm tss
GpuuIg Yen Dubuque YnIrr ON IrBisu Conner
Idg, pibrrnO or nit tsm Gta6rucpmmi6Gr
9srrn gIrrantrr nn9 Snuis fubr turG ltntuys
tr5 Sa35Y'5 icin Qctsn; Serr gIudu0rr trug
'tdrfG menn audi ni6t 0sfibrliGf gSunetu haven.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Gin biliiaer observation-disclosures!
9obn SGrrcSrr, Der pebItsfaunie Salopnwirtb.
'pirO ON @sibundtsatrap cine gIniabl WGnis
unO 3ErfsYe {, (,,Schnudclhcnger op Lctze-
burger Doiisch' Billiard ausipictcn lnItn.
YPelert snS Eri 3sitm uuO merit ea9 cen plag :
GiGYftr., SIDE em 14teu. 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Sedcr II. 9d8cr'S Yfercc.eribIaN 60.
8sniibrr benz gtbsndum ~ nit elmer ~glu5pabl
YOrirefliGsr Su90iee, auti&rn &C., lrwie sr
trlen pitree srrirtm. @r cine Grasirrfabu
MAIDEN piG lrAte bort isiue Orbr biuiala0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

aBir bnbrn Scrru Gpbn SAlice nit
ttm Slustbeilen Der o0airtts" unc rem Gcarr.
firsn u~nlrrsr 8sbnuuSen in Oatalgc tsauf.
trn8t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18
@Serlpreu

gm esnnlaa AYR 9aa' Zen IS. auf 9ls-iaa ZEN 10.
Nestmter wugse iSiiam 81. DpnaIus Wis ,ur 8drn res
pctn oeasrg auf Gem s3sJt II d Ter aie9e Gin ftpar; uns
p,lB taTrirter. (tira IrusrcSe Garrs) wrlsugr Gtaid
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

Obliged 10 do an IN pro,co, ,I,, t,,oro.,, -, 49,,
friends and myscf Won sro I ,ho AZ, oi Wy
who has obtSIned AM, snS,ro, y, a,,,
this affair, Humboldt SnooI's ~ az ol,i VI
as q region WHARF, djamanJs shn,iS ~ 2,,,,,,Y
and Lieut.. Ives, who passeJ tbTongb ihs,
pectIon in 1877 ,,iIh P s,,s'5 suro 'R t9ht
scribcs The rubies ana o,nn.ai5s 10y w
and speaks of 6ndlng stnncs pcso,nIiIn ou ~,
monds, none of which woro ,cstod t,,.s u,a-
pelent Judges We beIisyo tbst tho Js sOli,i
In which the pcrns arc fo,n,J .", W,
area OF come nd On ScTss Tbo O ,rnd, an
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26
rHR NRw GERMAN INDRPRNBRNr
NmuRrM.


NoNnNNaMAnhNa
The interesting ceremony Of laying the corner.
stone Of the First German Independent Protes.
toni church took place yesterday evening be-
fore large concourse OF people. The church Is
located on Fifth street, between M and N, and
the dimensions Of II viii be, when completed,
forty feet front by eighty feet deep, 10 be Of
frame, with accommodations for about one thou.
sand people. The work ls being performed by
Messrs Bright n Humphreys The congregG.
tiOn are now wOtshipinK In Temperance hall.
The Grand Lodge Of MasOns Of the District Of
Columbia were invited BY the trustees OF the
church 70 perform the ceremony and ~ e'@
Nos. l and 2 Knlshts Templar, headed by
Donch's band, arrived on the ground.
Tho commentaries were then formed In line,
and The Grand Lodge, headed by Grand Master
q, y. stansbuFy, passed tho escort and pro
ceeded 10 the place assigned for the stone The
Grand Master then turned To the lodge and said
they had assembled, upon Inv ltatlon OF the ttua-
trees OF the church, TO lay the stone, task they
would perform with Willingness,
The pastor Of the congregation, Rev. Robert
ReitIeF, then offered prayer In German, aiter
which the Washington Sengerbund, who were
A prayer was then offered by Grand Master
Stansbury, and upon the cunoiusiOn Of the same
the stone, two feet by eighteen inches, was
Deputy Grand Master then applied the square,
aud reported all right
The Right Wofshiprul Grand Master tried
the level on the stone aud made favorable re-
port. The plumb was placed upon the stone,
and the result was satisfactory.
Grand Master Stansbury then scattered corn,
wine, aud oil upon the stone, aiter which the i'm
plements o. the craft were turned over 70 the ar.
chltect Of the building, Mr.. Bright The hollow
In the stone then filled with copy OF the pro
cosdlngs Of the Grand Lodge, the daily papers,
and a hymn book. Amer this was done the
Grand Master charged his brethren and turned
preached In NermAn by Rev. Robert RlteEeT,
which concluded the ceremony.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The sALEa or WHEAT Saturday were $50
bushels OF lair rod a. tl.bs; 6OO bushels OF iAlI
TO prime At from 100 to sl.6j.
TUE COnPLIMEHTA ny AERRNADR and nIum,
lnAtlOn OF the Potomac Boat Club, on tho river
will take place this evening.
THR Third police station. house ls draped IN
mourning In respect for Sergeant U. l., Boar.
man.
SAD ACCfDEHT.-Mr. Gore, young and very
successful farmer, formerly Of Virginia but re,
Gently located In Maryland, near OHutt'a cross
day, by becoming ontAnEled In machinery while
threshlng grain. DIR. kleinsehmldt, OF this city,
assisted by Dr. Tyler, was early on the spot and
amputLted tho leg Just below the knee. The
patient Is now comfortable aud doing we'll.
The FUNERAL ~ SERGEANT BOARMAN-
The funeral Of the late Sergeant q. l.. BOAR.
man, Of the Metropolitan police force, took pla, Q
yesterday afternoon from West usOrgstUWn NJ
T. church, attended by the Grand Lodge l. U.
o. r., Royal Encampment, MechanIos' Lodge,
No. Is, l. o. q. T., aud detail Of police under
the command Of Lieutenant Essex, VI the Third
police station, The remains were inferred in
the Presbyterian buTyinK ground.
Runaway AND ACCIDRHT.-A bout s 30 o'clock
Saturday evening, rs Colonel James A. Magru.
der, 10 company with Mrs. Colonel UoylnEton,
were driving up Washington street 10 buggy,
eled and ran away, the buggy striking against
bank OF dirt which had been thrown from an
excavation at tho intersection OF BeAll and
Warrington streets. Thsy were both throw a
Violently " the ground. Mrs, OOVlngtOn re-
celyod severe cut over the sys, aud was other.
wise Injured. The COloHsl was bruised about
the BODY and shoulder, but II 10 thought he is
Dot seriously hurt. They were attended by Ut.
Tyler and Maokall and Afterwards removed 10
their homes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26
THE ROW OF RIKEE,s RIvGR.


Pears OF y DIstHrbnnre on sRtn. day,
The row between the Boarl OF Public works
ADD tho Avenue road about the pavement " be
used BY the rOad nearly eliminated, on Satur-
day afternoon, 10 a disturbance
Mr.. Hilton, superintendent under the board
received u peremptOTy order 10 prepare Penn.
syIyanla avenue, between First aud Second
streets east, al once, for paylhg,' and authority
was At the same time given tO The agents ol the
lie Gslyer wooden pavement to commence the
pavement work within those limits Learning OF
this granting OF authority, the railroad company
sent down n gang Of labJreTs to remove their
track, which was being proceeded with, when
Mr. james = Maggie, one Of tho chief suporln-
tsndents Of the Board OF Public Works, Rp-
peaFpi and Insisted that the work ul removal
should cease. Ills protest was uDheoded, aud he
called upOn 0ftceT Mckee to Interfere, which the
Olicer declined 70 do as no hroich Of the peace
had occurred. Mr.. Maggie bocams tathor bOIs-
terOusi and was taken BY the Ollcor 70 the
Eighth precinct station, where no depUglted "
collateral Tor his appearance ut court this morn
ing. A general now being feared a reserve pO-
lice force was stationed at Second street and
Pennsylvania avenue during the afternoon Of
Saturday, bgt nothing Occu rred to call their
services into emploPmen and the removal Of
the track by the railroad Company employees
was continued without disturbance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

For several days past We have observed gangs
VI UUys armed with slings, some In the public
grounds aud Othuis at different points, engaged
N killing birds, and, We are sorry " say, the
spaTruWs that have 80 recently been placed 10
our public parks. Yesterday We observed a
gang amusing themselves on a flock Of pigeons
aud they succeeded In bringing one to the
ground. We suggest " MAJOR Richards that he
detail an officer IN citizens clothes to watch
those srumps and hne them, as they have their
utticer Is Ia sight Ono VI tho most pleasant
sights la other cities Is the numbsT Of domestic
birds that luhablt their public parks. We can
have no such pleasure as long as those young
work