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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04

A Rhode Island woman says that
she'd rather have the nightmare seven
straight nights than tell her husband
that the -four barrel is empty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04
Tnn pnFnNpANT ANp uIs wIgE.

He has the last ScriJner in his hand
and, cutting the leaves, he talks to
the lawyers in front Of him. Beech
er has grown thin in three days--act,
ually thin. His hair, so long and
sparse, trickles in an aged way behind
his ears, but his face is not old. The
exceeding long, straight upper lip
looks swelled, and tha young peculiar
bull-froggy bulge about the eyes is
still greater, but the eyes are bright
and the complexion young, and his
smiling mouth shows good teeth, not
Of DIR. SINNERS manufacture. Mrs.
Beecher is small and white as q rab-
bit. Her skin is marvously white
and her hair is snow itself. She
wears more clothes than n doorway
in Chatham street. She divests her
self Of wraps and wooden things and
knit things, and finally sits confessed
the severe Spartan spouse in all her
glory. She takes of her bonnet, be-
meath which is a close cap Of black
lace and blue silk and holds the hat
in her hand.
Contemporaneous with the suspen-
sion Of navigation and the resump-
ton Of pedestrianism on the part Of
Noah and his family was the creation
Of that bonnet. A regular farewell
vain-world frame is the foundation
whereupon is stretched velvet by tho
yard No slough Of hat is the
Beecher hat. It's as good as chaise
top, and only lacks the wheels. Any
way it gives great dignity Of carriage
to Mrs. Beecher, and affords her
much sclicitude during tho trial. II
anything brings Beecher through this
ordeal Il wont be legal acumen OF
pluck, or check, though there's lots
OF il, but II will be the sustaining, un-
faltering support Of that bonnet,
which il a sort Of millinery tow-line,
black velvet boacon, n veritable
capillary cocktail. I'd 60 TO battle
with that bonnet quicker than q wink.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04
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| SCREAM ICE CREAM.

= su1ith has oprned out a. Weisners Res
NlnAut. and ~ now rendr ~ aarv~ ~ II cts-
el.Attt icr cram, Mi kinds of cake, ginger
~ snl soda frirate paTiles or eMcurllnnisis
--ppiied pn short noiice ~ liberal rates
ViQn2L
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04

Rhode Island bristles with SPELL
ing matches. Some Of the diction-
ary words reach clear across tho
State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04

A bad thing 10 put up with An
unaccommodatiDR landlord.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04

Eminent.
eyes wandered slowly from OBJ
o object At length they rested
picture at the further end. I'm
10 distinguish it clearly, he rose
mining it more closely and found
astonishment that it was one
is own productions. The one,
ia, produced after his meeting
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
Base BAIL.

Last Hight a meeting OF the re organ.
lied Diamond State base ball club was
held, when James Tatnall was elected
manager. II was decided To consoli.
date the club with the Court nine. and
to pick first class team from the two
clubs. The new club will 20 into
practice for the balance OF the season,
and come out for active service next
year.
The new series of games between
the Quickstcls and the Reading Ac.
tives, are looked forward to with con.
siderable interest, and will doubtless
be largely witnessed.
The Quicksteps Will play ut their
new grounds, Saturday afternoon, with
the Keystone club, Of PhiladelphiN.
A match game OF base ball has been
proposed between the Lazy nine, who
meet at Tenth and Market streets, and
the Pilgrims, OF No. 503 Market street.
Due notice will be given OF the time
and place. The gate money will be
used for the benefit Of the defeated
candidates of the coming city election.
The Reading Eagle. noticing the
Quickstep-Doerr game, says the
"plucky little Quicksteps are max lug
extraordinary progress,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
SECOND EDITION
Our Bur0larious Friends.

HOWARD AND BIO FRANK, TIE DELA.
WARE BANK BURGLARS, ARRESTED IN
NEW YORK.
The following piece Of criminal in
formation will doubtless prove inter.
esting to many Of our people, who
freshly remember the attempted rob
berry OF the Bank of Delaware in this
city, on the nl4ht OF Friday, Nov 9Th
Joseph Howard, alias Kiugland, Ty.
son and Fuller,a character we'll kuown
to the Philadelphia police, has been
arrested In n. 7, City. charged with
completely In the robbery Of ihe Fust
National Bank of. Barre, Vt, which
took place Ia the early part ofJuly last.
Howard Is noted criminal, and ht
subject for imprisonment for life Like
his pal. Big Frank he Is quite a success
In breaking jail. He was sentenced
by Judge Foster, of New York, on
March o, 1871 10 ten years' imprison
meut In Sing Sing, for the robbery Of
the Watertown Bank, from that insti-
luton he succeeded In escaping Octo-
Der ! 1872 He was next convicted
and sentenced for the Delaware Bank
job, December 8, 1875, but escaped
with Big Frank, Jim Brady and Jim
Hope, on February IS, 1878, It Is to
be hoped that the authorities of Yer.
mont will see that Howard does not
escape from them, Big Frank Is also
IN custody upon the same charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
FACING THE DIFFICULTY.

a week hence we shall know more
definitely III regard to the effects OF the
California collapse. The directors Of
the bank have not yet had time 70 pre-.
pare statement, and many Of those
WHO have been irretrievably injured BIZ
it, for prudential reasons, have kept their
LOSSES from the world. But murder will
out, and when the debris OF tho late
smash has been cleared away, we shall
then know who are among the killed and
wounded.
This is not pleasant subject II ooa-
template. II il not calculated :, in
crease confidence CT remove despondeney,
but concealnS facts IA but temporal y
sntterfrge. Sooner OF later they will be
developed, AID the sooner the better per.
hap9. IL VII remainder how eagerly
the dero3itctl. with Jay Cooke & Co.
clung to the id5l that the liabilities OF
that house would he net dollar for del.
lar and how many Of them refused 10
part with their claims at fifty and even
seventy i've cents On the dollar. Those
untortunata5 have siuce learned theiT
miftaks' Again. in the case Of Duncan,
SHERMAN s Co. similar attempt 10
bolster up. the aSsets of that concern vas
made. with what results naed not be re-
cited here. And now come the Bank Of
California. with frst aasurancel from
Dir Ealston that its liahilities would be
paid dollar for dollar
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
PEACHES WANTED.
Editor Of lie Journol Of Commerce

I"t'o' " tue JoufhUt OF Commerce:
The people living in the northwestern
par5 OF New York would consume largely
OF the good qualities Of peaches of Deln.
ware and Maryland, if the growers would
secure cheaper transportation for the
fruit. '"o
Within two years I have received
peaches from New York. in crates of less
than 50 each, the freight rate ON which
began ut soc. and went up to 81 so per
crate. per express. This is a prohibition
20 us, as we cannot afford to pay 5oc. 10
u for g small half .bushel Of peaches. and
then about twice as much as the peaches
cost In freight in addition.
The peach growers interest lies in the
uirectlon OF securing q cheap trans porta.
ton northwardly. vim Philadelphia and
e Northwestern New York, saving. 10
Ine extent OF the diversion from great
markets. Q glut therein.
from wayne county 10 Oswego county,
over about 81 miles OF railroad. it costa
~ cents per bushel freight on corn, and
from chicago to New York i0c. per bush.
el on the same article
Our railroads should be 60 ,ystensti
2ed that O carload can be ordered from
point to point, like letters by mail. and
people be accommodated at reasonable
rates Nothing could be more promo tive
Of public convenience.
Ihe express companies change rust
what they please: and that ring should
pe overhaeled and some Just regulations
be imposed on them By statute. They
make large dividends and deport them.
selves as if above all law, the result be.
ing to large population NC
FEa-E-e
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
STRAY W4TFS.

City Council meets in regular ses
sion this evening.
The Reading Eagle speaks very re-
commercially of Mayor Simms
Citizens and Germania Loan Aaao
Citations meet to night.
Prices lower than ever at Donahoe' s
boot and shoe store No 9O7 Market
street.
Smiths New York excursion takes
place next Thursday.
The Democrats are rettain 10 carry
the City Council next Tuesday.
The Democrats Will hold O meeting
In the Amerlcus club room, gu Friday
night.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

SPEClAL NULxCE.S.
1T. kunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron

haA never been known to fail IN the cure Of
wasSness attended with symptoms indis.
position to exertion, lo5s OF memory, difficult
ot breathing, general weakness, horror OF
SSMsa,e' weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
noEIoE OF ueath, night sweats, cold feet,
Meakness, dinness of Vision, lapguor, uni.
versa lassitude of the muscular sys.era
snormoIs appetite with dyepeptic system
not hands liuahing Of the b, d., dryness OF
the ekin, pallid countenance and erupt!ons
en- ths face purifying the blood, Pain Ia the
back, heaviaess OF the eyelids, frequent black
sppts lying before the eyes with Temporal
SUI asion and lcss OF sight; want of a;ten.
weakness, and to remedy that use F. Kim
k3fs Bitter Wine OF iron. 1t never faIs,
thousands are now en;oyirs health who have
used II Get the genuine Sold oriv in ii
bottles Take oniI z. + Eunkers Depot
delrh lila, Ia
Ask for Eurkcrs Bitter v-i3c c. r-.n. TIL,
tr1ly valuable TOMS has bee. SO thorcurhlJ-
tested b sll classes OF tine community that
u u nav deemed Indispensable as a tonic
medicine Ii costs bat little. rurIiles the
blood and gives tone to the stomach, reI.o.
Yates the system and prolonss life
now only ask TRIAL Of this 7aluabla tcric
Price u per bottle +. kCNREL, sole
Vine, Philadelphia Pa,
take no o:ksr. 80
~ - SOU only III 81 bcttIss, with photo
other ie counterfeit -
Sold by druggists .us1 l1,iTvy
No. 2oe' Tape Worm 259
entirely removed with purely vesatabIa
medicine, passing from the system alive
~ fee unless the head passes Come and re.
Ter TO patients treated. DR.. E. +, Eunkel
~. ~ y smith street, Philadelphia. Ad-
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
F FOURTH EDITION.
GENERAL NEVIS.

The public debt statement for Sent
lat shows 2 decrease Of 81 ,5s5, ,O4e.
Morton s. Co, lumber dealers Of
Falmouth, n. S., failed yesterday
Their liabilities are $50, 600.
The Boston aad Charleston Steam
SHIP Company made az Assignment of
their property 81 New York yester
daT to Thomas u. Hampstead.
No returns have been received FROM
Tue ELECTION IL California held yester.
day' Owing 10 the number Of the
UcGets II vas impossible even to guess
at the result last night.
The Secretary Of tha Treasury yes
terdey issued call for the redenntior
OF an additional thirteen miIltons of
bonds fvc-twe1ties Of Isex-eiaht
millions being on account Of the Hink
ing fund.
The banks and many ot the places
OF business 10 San Francisco were
closed yesterday, on account of tho
election. A atatement was published
by the Chronicle that the Back Of
California 'hs3 reliable assets 20 the
amount Of GA, 600, COO, AMI nominal
s5sets 10 ths amount of $40, ,0oo, 600,
with su indebtedness of SIs, ,QO0, ,OCo'
snd $3.50, 600 IL co;1 IL the vaults
that guarantee fund Of frsl S5, ,O0O,.
W0 to $40, 900 900 vas nearly eli p!edg-
ca, AID rescupticc assured iumed!.
Etely." This magnificent steteuen.
ve1 latc- IL tic dcy declared "preme-
ture, according to the icec-Icuor
IRON headquarters.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
FIRST EDITION
rte Hall Improvements.

ruE cEILs-ERRcTINa TnK
'lsn,..SSvv-nA1srSs THE BELL, &C.
=. lO" ,mnroyements to the City Hall
The inipf W far progressed. as to give
I ,aos ao" Of their extent and character.
a".dsdltlon In the rear, comprising
pc aaa, a1aars, rooms and cells, 10 built
iookfsd ioookfed and the plasterers are now
n looie The cells are to have strong
Noi1, dnors. and looki stout enough
n "a % the most desperate prisoners
ho,u . ,russ,sonable length OF time.
u . nIsstorers are also at work on
Inc aeppcIl p,Il Chamber, the addition p
Cots hss been completed. This ~
lsn lSn 1--WE, ar the chamber about o feet
,oD :, tenth, and makes 3 large and
pc uspt ussppartment. with an additional
Ply y, On each side. The new room
nov i've far more convenient than
IA chamber, or the present Coun'
e,s .r,srs ia the Odd Fellows Hall:
a,syday afternoon the new bell
ss,Sd ssso,ised up to the roof Of the Hall,
pu.n.d pud in position In the new tow.
j Tsjs difficult Job was performed
h. sreat facility and with very little
saaSI,v y Sv During the afternoon 1t
,sd ,,ss,sd several times and rang out
s,sr.line alarms In deep and sonor'
''s,So tones. It is probably the finest
ned bell In the city
tTho ~ tower Is forty eight feet In
~ u' from its base and will provide a
- Lookout for the drewatch, his po-
ion y being elevated. several feet above
M h,chest building In the city.
Moikipg into the room OF the CLERK
r,onnci1. Yesterday, we noticed that
" the walls was forced considera.
ont NJ Of perpendicular, and that the
slinT iathe northwest corner was
pnosst,d ,rDs by two large joists, placed
icht TLisdefection In the strength
.Sc walls was probably occasioned
tbc additional weight OF the high
rar M and the new bell (the latter
,shinp nearly two tons) which are
tnn,ted wholly by the roof of the
AT every stroke of the new bell
soor In the Clerks room trembles,
|ceDtibly, producing a very uneasy
mn in The mird of the person sit
there. However, we suppose that
precautionary measures will be ta-
4 TO make the building of adequate
|enrth. and to insure the safety Of
who nay have business within Its
blis. .,
Although the ilnprovenentsare we'll
Rh completed it will take considera-
time 10 finish and prepare the bull
BE- for occupancy. 1t will probably
another month before the city will
hin take entire possession of the old
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
Peaches.
WEDNESDAYS sHrFMEST,,

ANteA thus AhA SIAlE rSI, 80
The ehipEents TO Wilmington we're
! 900 baskets and l75 crates, and about
500 baskets by wagons. Prices are
quoted ct % to so cents per basket
and 25 to 85 cents per crate
The Baltimore 81. of to day says;-
There were estimated to be something
over twenty-five thousand boxes
of peaches in the arrivals at Light
street wharf yesterday, the bulk of the
fruit being In prime condition. The
range of the market In the morning
was 30 to so cents per box for red, and
for yellow varieties so to -5 cents for
such which were wanted by packers
and shippers The latter were not as
free buyers as On some previous days,
The peaches were about all sold soft
and inferior stock, wanted neither by
the packers nor shippers. went off as
low as 10 cents per box The were
twenty-four carloads Of peaches sent
west from Delaware, last night. over
the Baltimore s. Ohio r. II.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
(NoNPoUND rYRUP or
Wild Cherry 2arll

This preparation il the on,y perfect Lous ]
Aei.cine that know OF. end cures all cara
Die cases, and relieves those that are not
durable. | claim nothing for the prescrIp'
tiDn, but the method OF preparing II IS sudh
al to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taksn the
experience and labor OF forty years TO place
II at the head OF the Cough Medicines OF the
world. IL Is used and prescribed by some Of
Tie best doctors in thi5 and other Sta es foI
their families and patients, Old persons and
old cases of cough Eelisved and enabled tc
sleep and get rest and strensth
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
huslstolsnl-5 2s5 Market strsss
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

.FArAI. ACCIDENT. Between go
\ 7 O'clock, last evening, Herman
'gue, aged IS years, residing on 18th
PEI, above Catharine, Philadelphia,
killed on the P, w. & B. r. r.,
holly lak station, about four miles
IN Of this city. he had been to
y Oak for Q short vacation, and,
|he time OF the accident was cross
lhe railroad tracks, having stepped
q the north to the south bound
Fss to avoid a peach train coming
Inc New York and Washington
"a pound express, which he failed
aotlce, was coming down at the
e time, and before he could step
"a the track the engine struck him,
ling him a conniderable distance
Aling him instantly. Deceased
\, Q man of considerable means and
y knowu. The body was brought
,Als city, where an inquest was
alter which It was sent to Pbila
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
POLITICAL,

! II gaATI, HEETISo II TnF TENTH
FARp.
The lGIge5t ward meeting OF The
|as0n was held by the Democrats of
|e 10th ward last night, at the Wee
lco Engine House, In Jackson street,
krfect harmony prevailed D. j.
|eutOn presided. with J. Guthrie as
Eretary. Resolutions endorsing lhos.
brd and the rest OF the ward and city
lkst were unanimously adopted and
United speeches were made by Col.
|hileley, Councilman Lynch. Mir.
bli, Mr. Menton, Mr. Guthrie and
hels The meeting adjourned after
kession Of two hours with cheers for
j Whiteley and the city ticket.
The STsi Ward DemScrats, will hold
meeting at the Sorrel Horse Hotel,
morrow evening. at $50. O'Clock
Whitley will probably he present
make an address
1he Eighth Ward Republicans, last
&ht renomlnated G.. B. Underwood
Council, he receiving Ill votes to
ior Geo +. lsice. Alex. NJ. Bennett
4 nominated for Inspector and VIM.
blnniS for Assistant.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
Fclce CG5ca

ho-a5i Rice, col, Gaaa1l. sod ba:
tex 81 Patrick Dunn. Fire dollars
aad costs ecd three bradIei ious.s
peaca bond,
Fannie Joh1soa col, sc-auit aai
battery, one llz1.cd dollars ha:l tc
keep tbs peace
This morning, Dr. z. t, Vaude7er
vas before the liayor OF c charge OF
a5sauitipg Itcheol Owens. he waived
G hece.ng c1d -es held Il three huc
dred do!iar7 tcil fo: appearance c.
Coflrc
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
THIRD EDITION
AN EQUINE MALaDY.
FEARFUL FATALITY AMONG unP.E9 !,
KEST COUNTY

FEARFUL FATALITY AMONG U0R.E7 N
EESr COUNTY.
Early last week. saws the SMYRNA
4'mes, the disease commonly known
az the staggers, or blind staggers
broke out among the horses Ia Tho
roughfare Neck, between this town
and Collins Beach, and within tie last
five deysover twenty have died In that
section alone, while quite g number On
the Bombay Hook side of the creek,
east Of town, have also dlei-o0 or 40
In all up to the present writing. The
following farmers hare lost one OF
more Thomas Deakype, George c.
Deakyne. Jacob Deakyne, r. H Hug
gins, Capt. Cooper, Harry Cooper, c.
" Jarrell, Mis-. JaIrell, Geo, Warren
Robert Warren, Thos, Bratton, Thos-
hartup, Isaac Stats and D. ", Stats
two each, and a, Ennis two or three,
one valuable stallion, All these re
side Ia Thoroughfare Neck. On the
south side Of the creek we learn that
sam l Anderson Frank Cummins, Jno
d Few J. N. Voshell, Ttos. Sut.
ton, Wn, ? Campbell, Mrs. Z Hof.
tiecker, and Z Spruance have each
lost one, and Edward Hayes, three. In
this town lhos. {. Carty has lost 4
valuable stallion ali oae OF two othar
horses have shown the sickness, hut
ncnc hare died. 60 faS the disease Il
confined to the Neck" district, main.
y, only cne case occurring wcst Of
town. Il. {. Murphey, IL The Al,eT,
lost lue colt yesterday, Tie All.
mails nearly all droop and iaally coz.
mence walking In circle, to the left,
and thus continue till they die, L few
arc too stopped TO walk, While still
rant terribly, and if left IL the stable
would batter their skulls open, It is
thought the disease is brought oa by
night exposure aad the almost perpet.
ual dampress Of the grass.
The matter ha7ing assumed sc se..-
Gus an aspect, parties here united il g
club yesterday and dispatched t. Phil.
adelphis for veterinary surgeon. Ee
came, and pr0nouuces tie disease Ger.
ebora spinal menintig;s, Th;ch our
farmers think call the SANE IL Dutch
as staggers. The disease is not con-
tagicus, he says His prescription az
a preventive IS, f-c -rains Of arsenic.
daily- miyed with food, for Eve or aix
days Fer treatment after attack Re
prcscriec7 { compound OF : grains Of
capsicun, grain cf strychnin ana
dreckms oI carbonate of ammonia,
mizcd 7rith iced. in cold water, gi-en
DALI. Rub the spine daily With tinc.
ture O. caps;cuE:, all9- all thc -atcr,
food, Sc, the animal will use. Ietkc
horse gets ic--n turns him from side t.
side laily
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

TCE RAcE.-A tub race will come
of next Saturday evening, at z o'clock
at the big pond Fourth end Harrison
streets between Wilmer Barton and
Sam Mccullough. After the race
there win be grand concert by the
frogs in the pond, This will probably
be the last race on this pond, as the
Board of Health proposes to drain off
the water and thus abate a nuisance of
long standing In the neighborhood
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

BriSadier- General Brisbiu. {. 5 A.,
has this to say In answer to = clll re-.
4uesting him to be candidate for the
United States Senatorship Il would
not consider 1t any honor to te elected
TO the Senate from Nebraska, and |
scarcely think 1t would add anything to
my reputation, ana certainly nothing to
ny comfort or income. Nobody now-a.
days thinks any more Of man because
ne Is United States Senator, nor is his
ounce any evidence that he possesses oz-
traordinary abilities. I would rather BE-
deemed BY the people qualified to hold
the ofic- and be out Of the Senate than
TO be Senator fifty times over and have
thp people say he is not honest"
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

IEs at THE BREAEwArER.-Ar.
~ s.s " the Delaware Breakwater on
r,s;s esIay night schooner N. j. Muller,
! p'aln n Harris, eighteen days from
domingo city for Boston. When
Ways out the entire crew, excep.
q, 'ue master, we're taken down with
n H. ,,S, Vn the asth spoke an English
9, So,n wnich refused assistance, On
[ln"l SUN spoke the schooner Annie L
%sr, ,a1S SSaptain Lewis, of Bath, Me,
n senoered ssu prompt assistance. Tive
Fously III. -N '''' s'''' usu'
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

Cevsre Accident AT Greenbank station.
Wilmington & Western Railroad, yester.
day afternoon, Bowen Pyle, q carpenter
met with IN accident. He was sharpen.
ing pickets, when the hatchet he wns
using struck his right leg above the
Knee, tndieung severe cash and cut
ting an artery. For awhile it was feared
he would bleed to death, but DR.. Swithin
Chandler, who speedily arrived, stopped
the TOW of blood and rendered other
necessary assistance.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
THE ILRM BLUE STOCKING

A female peialt seems to have hs1
quite 4 remote origin. As far back aI
400 a. = : society CT ladies' aad gen
tlemen VAS formed in Venice, dis,iu-
zuishei hy The co.o7 Of tho stockings
aud called : z :l.;t II lasted fo5
nearly go years when 1t appeared
IN Paris, nd soon BECAME tie rsge
among til islv sara1tes From France
in 1850 II went 10 England, wLere
Mrs, Montague iisplared tba badge Of
the Ba Sue Cub at her evening cs
semLIiss Sir 5ulliug1eet was con
3tant attendant y the zo.rces, which
went by he uamc OF Blue Stock
ings The last = tie club or clique
WAS Miss Monckto0 Of Co.k, vio disi
a. la. as lS40
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

TheTe ara II existence -7est uazy nrz
oSl instruments which are sadly - reSlected IL
the most Important part CT theE coastTuo-
ton, that Is, tcDs Moro umo Ia taken, and
tee much labor AID e5psaas ATTACHED to the
case. and tie tuce sadly reelected. Tits "a
nos the case fro1 what Is sad BY tie aose
nents The tone he considers the rost ee-
ssntisl pa-t, azd he spares 10 Pails - make
Il durable, -.ch aad perfect, aud thea COZ
ss-uets iIs case 20 c'--gsp03i wiz pgioe.
Sea his cave<t,seu33: elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

3lEETrNa OF BUTcHERs.-The butch
ers concerned in the erection of the
new Second street market house met
yesterday, but transacted nc important
business. Next Wednesday afternoon
they will meet again and probably
adopt measures looking to the speedy
erection cf the new Market house