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SIN Outrage ber Difriet-6 ON u,tttee.
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Cine rspublifani1@e @ouSention fir ben atpeiten
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

therefore they are entitled tOtAetsnuss
0f the nation.
Thirteentis-We dCnouRCc YSaANisa-
ton Of die national debt. iH my fStiss
~ dlsgssis. ss-n laAii0,si sTslpe- we
|witness With pride The reduction Uftlse
ri4ncifal Of tie llcht aud Of the rates
of Interest upon the balance, and We
confidently expect that 0lar cxcellent
currency Will Dc perfected by the
speedy resumption Of the specie pay
nlcnt.
ronrteentlt-1hc regular Repuhli-
can party h mindful Of it, obligation
TO the loyal women OF America for
their noble devotion to the cause Of
freedom. Their admission to Useful
nessls received with satisfaction, and
the honest demands Of any class Of clt-
els fnr additional rights should be
treated with respectful consideration.
Fitteentl-Wc heartily approve OF
the action of Congress IN relation TO
iln rvbellious States, and rejoice IN the
growth of peace and fraterIal feeling
throughout the land.
Sixtcenth-'ile Republican party pro
poses to respect the rights reserved by
the people to themselves as carefully
as the powers delegated by them 10 the
State and Territorial governments.
1t ,liSapproyes ofany resort to uncon-
stitntional laws for the purpose of re-
moving evils by Interference with
rights not surrendered by the people
To either the State or the National
Government.
Seyenteenth-- Il the duty Of the
General Government to adopt such
measures as will tend to encourage
American commerce and ship-build-
Ing.
Eighteemh-4Wc believe that the
modest patriotism, the earnestHcss of
purpose, sound Judgment, practical
wisdom, incorirptible integrity, and
illustriolis services Of L. 3. Grant, have
Commended him to the heart of the
american people, and that with him
at our heal we start to-day on new
march to victory.
81 -
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This gate II simple IN its construction,
both Of iron and wool work, and not likely
TO get out Of order. II neat, cheap gate
Is desired. ii may lie made light, with three
cross liars OF wood and 0ne-fOurth inch
wire, neatly curved at the ton. the lower
end hid In the bottom bRr, which Is the
style OF q factory made gate. The gates
arr now In practical rlsc In several Of the
counties around San Franciseo, and plenty
Of testimonials can be given.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-19
LEGAL ApvEKrrsEMENrs.
GUARDIANS SAFE Of REAL ESTATE.

A7OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursusnce Of the order Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District OF the
St.te of Nevada, in and for Orlnsby County.
made and entered on the twenty-hrst day Of Sep
tember, 1872 in the matter II the estate and
Guardianship Of Frank A. Garrett, mlnoT the
undersigned, guardian Of said MINOR, VIII sell a'
private sale in three several parcels, as htreln-
aft.r described for cash. and subject to confirm
ation by said District Court, On Tuesday, the
tifteepth day Of Octob, 7, 1872. at twelve O'Clock
IN, ridian at the trDnt door OF the Court HOUSE
of said Court, in Carson City, Nevada, all the
ripht. title inter- st and estate Of said Frank A.
Garrett minor Of. i'll and to those certain pieces
Of land in said Ormsby County Siate OF Nevada,
described as follows. to wit:
All the right title, interest and estate u SAID
Frank A. Garrett, minor tsaine being an undi.
vide one-thirdl, in and to that certain pAece OF
land in the town of Carson City, called ana
known as and b. ing block twenty-one tll OF Phil
lips addition TO said town.
Also All the right, title, interest ana estate OF
said Frank A. Garrett minor tsaIne being about
one undivided one twelfth (l-l2i be TIE same
more or less) in and to the east half and north
west Quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
sven IA il, township fifteen (iot north of range
twenty-one t2l) east, Monte Diablo base and lne-
ritiian, according to the United States Public
Land Surveys, containing one hundred and twen-
" 81 of land.
Also: All the. estate right title and interest of
said Frank A. Garrett. minor, fsaIne bling an
undivided one-thrdl of. in and to the Following
described land and real estate. tsavlnS exec ptlnG
and reserving therefrum that certain piece OF
land in said Carson City. called and known as
and being block three go of Phillips addition TO
said town, the same being l1O let north ahd
south. by Isl fest east and vest. to Wit: COM
mencing at a point on the west line of Pine
stree, in said town. opposite the eentre OF Spear
street running thence east along the centre OF
said Spear street 2S3 feet; thence south -o5 feel:
thence east, along the north line OF Telegraph
street, 247 feet thence south 80 feet. to the
north line of Proctor street: thence east along
the north line of Proctor street, IA FEET, to tho
centre OF Phillips str.t: thence south along the
centre of said Phillips street 5l2 feet to the CEN
tire of King street; th,nce west along the centre
of said King street, IA feet; and thence north
along the west line Of Pine street 10 the place of
beginning. Embracing part of what is known
as Phillips Addition to said town.
Terms and Conditions Of Sales
CASH-Ten pr cent. of the purchase money
10 be paid to the und. rsigned on the 6sy Of sale,
balance on confirmation of sale 10y said District
Court. Deed ut expense of purs has4r
ALFRED HELM.
Guardian of Estate of FRANK A. GARRETT, Minor.
Carson Nevada. Sept -, 1872 s:r'-d
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SpermatOrrhGa.
BRICK FOR SALE.

0RDERs FOR BRICK IN QUAINT
~. titles to suit will be filed oPoa
application -
= - t RICE 4 PETERS,
CaEDoa City, Nevada. 90
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES!
DR.. W. K. 0OHERTY'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

No. $40 Sacra mentO Street, Corner
Of I.eidessiOrM St, u few doors
below the What Cheer House,
SAN Francisco, California.
Private entrance on Lfidesiorff street.
Established Expressly to Afford the Amieted
Sound and seisAtiiic As<liAal Aid in the
Treatment and cure Of all Private and
Chronic Diseases, Case of secrecy,
XAnd all Sexual Disorders N
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

solution was adopted insiructing the Ways
and Means Committee 10 inquire into the ex
pediencY OF abolishing all taxes on legacies,
ana SUGGESTIONS made or accruing previous TO
October !, 1870. A bill 10 allow the printing
OF impressions Of currency notes, bonds, &c,
Tor the use Of Counterfeit Detector, was
passed. A bill directing the officers of the
National Banks, to whom counterfeit, altered
or spurious United States, OF National bank
notes are presented, TO stamp them as such,
was recommitted. The Senate bill extending
the time for the completion of the Green Bay
and Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan ship
canals was passed. The Senate bill setting
apart the Yellowstone Valley, in Montana and
| Wyoming Territories as National Park, was
passed. The Senate bill 10 defray the expen-
SEES Of District Judges from other Districts
while holding Court in the Southern District
Of New York was passed.
SENATE, Wednesday, Feb. 2S.-A resolu-
ton was adopted requesting the Secretary oil
War to inform the Senate how many acres
are in the Preside reservation, how much i
needed for military purposes, and how mucl
the balance is worth. A resolution instruct
! ing the Committee on Printing 10 inquir
, whether some means cannot be found I
, diminish the bulk of the Congressional Glob
4 was adopted. The Senate resumed the con
Q sideration Of the resolution TO investigate I'll
alleged sale of arms 10 French agents.
HOUSE. The House proceeded 10 the bus
:. ness on the Speakers table, and dispose
N thereof as follows Senate amendments
!. the House bill for admission, free Of duty,
10 photographs intended for exhibition at u
s, Cleveland International Photographic Exh
bition. The amendments include paintin
and statuary imported for exhibition an
where within six months. Concurred in.
or Senate amendment to the House bill for
relief ofthe Postmaster Of Chicago. Concur
o' in.-Senate bill transferring certain pow
or and duties 10 the Department Of Justice, a
= providing a seal therefor. Passed.-Sen
he bill for the relief of certain counties tn 10y
nd Passed, with an amendment. - Senate bill
AN reimburse United States soldiers for loss
clothing by the Chicago fire. Passed.-Ser
bill for the sale OF Hancock barracks OF
ack ton, Maine. Passed, with an amendmen
,,o Senate bill amending the Act OF July27, Is
". relating 10 pensions Passed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01

DIR. John Day contributes an essay to fine
Australian Medical JOUrHdi on "Mcan, of
ATesting the Spread of Smallpox % Ry his
method the germs which propagate Tie dis
case are perfectly desiloyed His doctrine Is
that smallpox is always associated with pli--
cells, and the only way Of destroying them IS
by oriddtion He advises the use OF pcroyilo
of hydrogen as the agent for rapidly ana
thoroughly oxidizing and destroying the virus
germ given off from the bodies of smaU-poY
patients. Peroxide Of hydrogen. which. nc.
cordng to Schonben, is composed Of anto7one
and water in a state OF chemical combination.
undergoes remarkable change in the pres
encc of blood, and by mere contact will the
| corpuscles its antozone is rapidly transformed
into oZone-the oxygen Of combination.
The particular form in which he recon
mends the use Of peroxide Of hydrogen is that
known as ozone ether, being a compound of
absolute ether and peroxide Of hydrogen. It
is highly volatile, aad may be dffused through
even very large apartments, such as the wards
OF hospitals, by means Of spray apparatus.
II quickly destroys sulphuretted hydrogen and
other noxious gases, and when once diffused
IS very persistent in its action. As colodiop.
cold cream and lard are sometimes used as
topical applications in the treatment of small.
poX, ozone ether can he mixed with any OF
these substances without undergoing any per
ceptible change in its chemical properties
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
= sI.sECOND CONGRESS

st>tII. Alnrlav Fob 20 A petition was
llcseuin nom Me durymcn of New York,
iomn.n.fu,e against HE removal of the duty
600 lll hM Aas introduced continuing
iAc. lual .ouie0 between the United States
nrd Cubq resolution calling upon the
Ilau;,nt tr information relative 10 recon-
uonda,on io office made by the Senators
irpm Ncw IoiR. Missouri. Illinois. Nebraska
and south Carolina was offered. The resolu
t'ou I'm regard h. Inc sale Of arms TO French
a-,u.- di'p.e 'hc late Franco German war
wGs taken up uut no vote was taken upon it.
UorsI Among the bills introduced were
sine following Regulating the postage on
newspapers for the more efficient admins
tu'ion oi ihc laws relating 10 public lands 10
reduce internal taxation 10 establish record
Of naturalization ia The Department Of State,
The supplementary civil rights bill came up
and was laid over until next Monday. The
Dill extending for one year lhe time for proof
and payment by pre- emption settlers in Cali
iornla Was passed A large number of bills
for the removal OF political disabilities from
person N ing NaIlous southern states were
presented nnu AL me suggestion oi The Speak
er all were lnciNIed pa we one bill, after
which they were passed. a hiA was intro
duced 70 SUBSTITUTE ne ne "ernAan Tor the Span
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
HORRIBLE MrRDER.

On Sunday morning a young man, son Of
Daniel Kramer, was passing his father s house
on the line Of the schuylkil and Susquebappa
railroad, about nine miles from Auburn.
SchuylkIll county. Seeing no one about.
young kramer entered the house. and found
his inothe. lying ON the bed with her skull
ieariully fractured, and otherwise badly
bruised, but still living; but she could not
speak. The young man then started in sea, ch
ofhis father. and t)und him about one hum
dred yards from the house, with his brains
beaten out and frozen to the 81 und. 1he
murderers robbed the house, AMI broke open
all the che Is, drawers, etc.
It is thought that Mr. Kramer was running
for assistance when he was oyertaken and iauf.
dered where lie was found. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kramer were each sixty years Old. Mr. IRA.
mer was a well-to-do farmer, and probably the
assassins thought vt getting considerable
money. II il estimated that the murderers
obtained iror $500 to 81 OO0 in gold aud iii
yer, and considerable paper money, the accum
ulation Of many years OF toll Another very
aged lady in the honse at the time, and entirely
deaf, was unmolested
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-01
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY


MIR. EDITOR The editorial in your last
Tuesdays paper has struck a chord that, may
be said, to vibrate throughout the city and
has, it seems to me, produced a general and
favorable response thereto. It has set many
persons talking about the matter Of improving
the City Hall, and, the only strange Fart
about II is, that the business has not been
taken in hand long ago. There is no i'm
provement more needed. The Mayors office
is inconveniently situated, and entirely loo
small as is the office of the Clerk of Council
and as for the Council Chamber, every one
who has visited it cannot have failed TO see
how cabin'd, cribbed, and confined are the
members in their seats, damned up together,
too close for comfort while sitting, and, when
moving about, it requires great care to squeeze
through and not jostle and interrupt the seat
ed members. Then, when there happens an
occasion of more than usual interest in the
Council, not half the number of persons who
wish to be present can find even so much as
standing room and on these occasions the
heat and discomfort are almost intolerable.
Go on, calling attention 10 this matter The
people are in favor oft
MORE ANON.