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National Republican., 1875-06-19
OITY ITEMS.

YOUTHS, MEMS, ,BoYs' SOMETHING
and Children's different from, as we'll
CLOTHING, as superior to, that ordi-
Entire new line lnarily sold at the ready
for the made clothing stores.
School Examinations. Prices adapted Il. all
pockets; all tastes suit
NOAH WALKER Co.,
o25 PennsylVania avenue.
CAUTION.
In our changeabie climate, coughs, colds, and
diseases Of the throat, lungs and chest Will always
prevail. Consumption will claim its victims.
These diseases, If attended to in time, can be ar
BGlsGm of Wfld Cherry. Fifty cents and 81 q
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
WFryE NINUTEs FOR RKYREsHDFESrs.
Everybody who has travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has probably
suffered from eating too hastily, thereby sowing
the seed Of dyspepsia. 1t is q comfort to know
that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia, as thousands have teStifed.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. s. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
go TO Sl,ooo
invested IN Stecks and Gold pays 30 per cant.
Bankers, wan stFost, New YORK
II you want PAPxRHAEeIEes or WINDOW
20 to TUBMAH, Alb Ninth street. He employs the
best Workmen, and guarantees satiSfsction In his
work. .r
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THOSE SUFFERING PROM
BALpNEss, FALLING OF TIE HAIR, TBTTER Oh
AMY SCALP DISEASE.
DR.. Madison, sole proprietor Of d.. KiRSs Balm
for the HGiT, has opened an once at No. 2ls
Third street, and will examine all cases free Of
charge for the FIRST week
Terms, no cure, no pay. Each case guaranteed.
Payable twelve months after date Once hours,
Q 10 10 and from 4to6.
THURsToH's IvoRY PHARf TOOTH PoWpm
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the br0sth sweet
TWenty-hv and nfty cent? Per bottle.
JoUvEH's IHoDoRous KID-GLovI OLRAMn
viii renoYats soIled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty i've cents per bottle.
THoHPsoN'e PoHADI OPTIn 70 equal 70 the
best French, and but half the prico. Twenty-Five
and nfty cents per bottle.
WILLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best All sold by druggists.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were granted
in the District yesterday:
James P. Brooks and Mary E. Carter; John W.
Law and Sarah O. Engle.
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Memorisl Church Rxourrinu,.

We are requested to say, in reply 70 inquiries
constantly made Of the committee having charge
Of the Memorial church excursioaS, that the nsxt
Of the seftel viii be given on the elegant steam
boat Pilot Boy en- Wednesday, July1 lssying at
8 o'clock p. m., and returning promptly at II
9cloek: The Pilot Boy q commanded By Captain
season, and 10 most comfortable, well-manAged
and safe excursion boat. Full particulars will
Appear In Q day or two -
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Bishop George D. Cummins, D. D.

This eminent divine and founder Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church will preach in Lincoln hall, at
the corner Of Ninth and D streets, tomorrow
morning and night. The supporters Of the Re-
formed Church and the ma ~ attached friends OF
Bishop Cummtns will gladly welcome him to our
midst. The public generally are cordially in
Tited to these SERVICES
National Republican., 1875-06-19
Markritsr,l IaH aooda.

ItisAo wonder that Msrkriter's store is the
resort Of all desiring goods In his line He keeps
only novelties, guarantees his Werk and wares,
egty In his prices. He has an attractive display
ofpetntingS,ongr1YinGg and ohromos Of all kinds,
with cords, tassslB and frames. His stock Of paper.
haugtngl and window curtains has Just been re-
plenished, and offers Ipocisl Inducements. IN
Spoction invited.
PREv1oUs TO REMOVAL,
White Vests,
White Fssts,
- White Vests,
EIsRMAN Bros,
sos Seventh street, near E.
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SUMMER RESORTS

DfNEY PoiNT F0R RENTSTHE De
Point, In st. hGry's county, Nd, Is offered for
rent for the season. This point has all the accom-
u large hotel. together with . number Of cot
tages, arranged in the most comfortable style.
mer resorts on the Potomac, and the near prex-
from this city ana stopping At the Point Eive add
honal charm to the place. The reputation Ptney
Point has borne tor years past speaks for Itself,
and Il might be safely said that Il has no equal on
the Potomac. For particulars inquire OF JOHN
ALEXANDER, No. I'm PennsylYania avenue.
nEER PARK HOTEL.
IL Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
win open JUNE u. 1875 JOHN DALEY, Mama
ger, formerly Of the 6lades hotel, OAKLAND.
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ORDER,sF The DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.

Closing Exercises Of the 'SehooIS-GaIa
Gatherings Of Parents and PaPIIs-
Progress Made-BuriaI OF an Old
Citizen A. Progress OF the
Kinds Trial -MiseeIlGne-
Ous Paragraphs OF Local
Interest, &e., &c, &c.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
GoYarumaut a,Ia

Thomas DoWling, austiOneer, has been selected
By Colonel o. z Bsbcoek to sell the materials Of
al kinds in the old AnaeOstia bridge, which take1
place Monday, June Il
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HYan Want

to pay cash for your clothes We can quote prics.
that will save you money. s...
A. SAKs Co., s1s Seventh street.
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GHENAND0AH ALUH sPRINas.

DR.. r. d. BAGNALL Resident Physieian.
Great variety OF mineral waters. Daily mail.
Excursion tickets by Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Terms as per month oftwenty-eIght days sl4 per
iss-2N A.. MYERS, Proprietor,
National Republican., 1875-06-19

WASTE OF POTOMAC WATER ENJOrNED.
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0AKLAND BEACH HOTEL.

The undersigned, formerly connected with VII
lsrd's Hotel, Warrington. d. O.. Congress Hall,
has taken FOR the present season the hotel ct Oak
,nd Be.sh % warwick r. L. and VIII Be ready for
This hSteI Is literally appolntsd; rooms large
and ommodious, and lighted with gas; bathn sup
piled with fresh and salt water; steam laundry;
telegraphic communication with all points. FIRE.
quent steamboat, and railroad Communication
with Providence daily. Application By mail win
receive prompt attention. P. I. BOOTHBY,
RI. telO-I5t
National Republican., 1875-06-19

ONLY A FEw MORE Of those % Worstsd coats at
q previous to removing to southeast corner Sew
Onth and u streets. EIsKNAN Bros,
SOS Seventh street, near E.
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OPERATIONS OF THE HEALTH OFFICE.
National Republican., 1875-06-19
TITTON...THE SUMNER RESJ

As summer resort for WAshIngtonians YA1-
offers fne attractions. Only ave minutes wGh
from the depot. Fifty miles from Waahiugton,
butter and cream. Every thing for health and
comfort. Terms moder1te. Address GBO. w.
WRIGHT, proprietor Yatton, Round Hill depot
W. o. z. r, Reference Z. g. MArleM. I19 =
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GTEAMER ssSTE'' EXCURSI0N1

The large iron steamer SUI, Captain James Har-
fVENING at z O'Clock, for LEOHARDTOWN
PINEY POINT, AARSHALL'S and POINT
LOOKOUT, returning every MONDAY MORNING
By O'Clock, commencing June u.
These excursions VIII be conducted In such q
manner as viii commend them to the patronage Of
the public. The tables VIII be supplied with AL
the dellcaeies Of the season, and every attention
viii be paid to the comfort OF the passengers.
For nA Information, rates, staterooms, &C., Gp-
ply to STEPHENSON q BRO,
12I5 Pennsylvania ave.,
Or stephenson's wharf fooE of Seventh st..
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nEER PARK HOTEL
HTeEIAN hOhE,
Florence Heights, New Jersey.

This model Health Institution, for the treatmen
Of AL classes Of lnvelids without drug medicines,
Is delighfully situated the Delaware river, be-
tween Trenton and Philadelphia. Boarders as
well As patients accommodated. Wholesome fare,
shaded walks, beautiful groves, Ane roads, eroquet
grounds, swings, boats, gymnasium, &C. For par
ueulArs address
my3 eozmS =. 7. TRAIL, n. D..
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Hnndrada of Parnnns

save money BY glsncing at the prices ss marked
In our windows. A. SAKs & Co.,
s1s seventh street,
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EXCURSIONS.
A STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC.

IH1f EoGRfH GRAND n6C1iTfGSS7fSJ PfGS1G OF THE
y WEST END HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY VIII be given at
BEl ER'S SEVENTH-STREET PARK,
On MONDAY EVENING, June al, 1875.
Tickets (admitting Gentleman and Ladiesl so
cents. Dancing to commence at ESQ O'Clock.
Jel8-3t tStar.l -
FX XCU r ION.
The sixth Of the popular Sunday afternoon Fam
ny Excursions win be given BY the steamer
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
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NEW AnYERTIsEMEN

FoRTY-cENT ofice coat at EIsEMAN Bros,
sos Seventh street, near E
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MoUNEE V1EFESSHai FSHsi o, wAsH1NerOr,

Capt. fREEK HoELIN6sHEAD,
LeGyes eeventh-street wharf DAILY, CSundAy sxs
,eeptsd.l St 10 2. m, returning about p: m.
and Grounds, 4 ocla
National Republican., 1875-06-19

JANE NOSELEE
On SUNDAY EVENING, June 20,
leaving her wharf, foot Of Sixth street. at 2:so D,
m going down the river forty miles. Tickets, 5Oc
jels-2t' A. G. PLANT, General Agent.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
The MARY WASHINGTON will leave Eighth
street wharf at p. m. for Vernon Springs, and
return at p. M, enabling families TO enjoy an
afternoon on the river and in the woods.
Tickets Is cenlB: children 10 cents.
No bar on board, but all other refreshments.
je1S-I
FOR REXCCRSIOHS
ON THE POTOMAC.
THE MARY WASHINGTON
has larger for pleasure parties than any other
boat. FOR CHARTER EVERY DAY AND
EHENING. Regular trips to Glymont and return
Mondays, Wednesdays and FridAys, leaving Eighth
street wharf at .. m. Apply on board, or to Capt.
GEDkEY, Ferry wharf. P>H. TRoTH,
FOR EXCURsIONB.
The steamer SUE, Captain james Harper. and
for Excursions.
These are large and commodious Bay Steamers,
and are nrst-class in all their appointments, and
are admirably adapted for Excursions,
For full information apply to !
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents,
my201m Seventh street wharf,
National Republican., 1875-06-19

OFFICE COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA Bull Four NoRTEwEsT,
, 1875-09-11
The Weekly Argus.
White women sold fer Five cents.


The following is from the Mis-
sour Springfield Leader Of the
5th inst: The sale OF the two
miserable creatures, Mollie Mitch
ell and Ida Jones, did not take
place according to the announce
ment made some weeks ago, on
account Of their being non est
when the time arrived. They aP-
peared a few days since, and this
morning we're duly offered to the
highest bidder at public outcry at
the front door Of the Court House.
This kind of property did not
seem to be in much demand.
Mary was first presented. She
stood up before the glaring crowd
with the nonehalance OF a brass
statue. The auctioneer spoke
eIoquently but did not receive a
bid. Mary retired apparently dis
gusted.
Ida then came forward with
agile step and smiling face. The
AuctiOneer again ard again asked,
How much? After compliment
ary remarks to several gentlemen,
Ida pointed to Bud Ford and said:
/ want that fellow to buy me!
Bud bid Eve cents. No one was
willing to advance on this, and she
was knocked down to him. He
borrowed a nickel from Judge =
and took possession Of his proper
ty; he only intended to buy one,
but subsequently learned that the
sale embraced the whole Of 'em.
This is a serious subject. It is
almost incredible that such things
could be in this enlightened city
Of churches and benevolent socie-
ties. We shall not undertake to
say who is to blame, but there is
certainly . screw loose in society
where such facts exist.
, 1875-09-11
An AWmLIar.

He didn't look like a liar. He
had in fact a George Washington
sort Of face, and his enunciation
was loudly honest and decidedly
nasal. He sat roasting his alter
nate sides in front Of = red.hot sa-
loon stove, amid = party of bum
mers who were trying to outlie
each other. TalI<in' about light
min, said he, Ireckon none Of You
lazzaroni was ever struck, was your
Well l was You see l was out
shOOtin' prairie chickens in EeIi-
noy last August, and there came
up the awfullest thunder storm /
ever see in the whole course O. my
life. Il rained cats and dogs, an
the thunder rolled, and the Eorked
lightnin' derted all over the sky
like fiery tongues. Igot behind .
hay stack that sort O. leaned over
70 the south, an the frst thing ]
knowed the Iightnin' struck that
and set it a6re. Then I moved to
a walnut tree that stood near, an
. dOuble-jOinted bolt ripped that
into splinters. l moved to another
tree, an the ightnin' struck ii.
Then I began to think It meant
me, an 50 ] jest walked out
bumped myself up, and took four
of the durndest cIaps / ever heard.
Ishak me up right pert; but be-
yond rippin' the coat oifen my
back, an splitter one O. my boots
from top to toe, it didn't do me
no particular damage. But YOU
don't find old Jim around huntin'
a row Of that kind agin. The dis
com6tted bummerslooked curious
ly into each others faces for : mo.
meut, and then, one by one, silent
y sneaked out, leaving truthful
James master Of the field.
, 1875-09-11
$1,000 REwARD
INCURABLE CASE
v DR. LIE RICHAU'S
n & % L ID - BAL - AM

v DR. LIE RIgHAU-S
n & . L ID ES IBA L - AM
Afler ten years' trial on this coast has
proven it-e1 the only curative in certain
c1a-s q di-+a-fS pronounced by medical
practitioners a. incuAhl@.
No cur7= Canccr~-fir-; and second sia2e-:
~Ore~ on the Legs or Body: sore Ears. Eyes,
No-e. etc; Copper cOlorcl Blotche-. Syphl-
litic tatarrh. Di-ea=ed SSaln. and all pTiIna-
y forms Of the dI=ea-e known A. syphilis.
Prize e. pr hot1ie. or two for -.
DR. Ii RICHAUS GOLDEN BALSAM,
No >, cure Tertiary NerCurial. Syphilftic
Rheunsti=ni- Pain- in the Bones Back Of
the Neck. Uloerated Soo Threat. Syphiliiic
Rash. L1mGs and Contracted Cords. Stih-
ne-= Of the Limits, and eradieates all dis
ease- from the system whether cau-e1 by
indi-eTei ion or aJusc Of mercury having
the blood pure and healthy. Price s. per
botti-. or two for -.
HR LIE RICHAT,S GOLDEN SPANISH
ANTIIUTE- Tor the cure Of GonnorheA-
i-et, In 1itaiion, Gravel. and all Urinary or
tis al diarrdngements- Prise "a 50 per
boftIe
DR. LIZ RICHAT-S GOLDEN SPANISH
INJECTION. wash and injection for -
we're Gases OF GOnnorhca. 1nfiammatory
Gleet. Stricf ureS. and all diseases OF the
Kidney and Bla,lslcT. Pricrti % rcr bottle.
Also. agents for DR. LIE RICHAU = COL
DIN PILLS, for seminal Weakness, Might
Emission lmpotency. and all diseases
arising from Mast urtiati ion AMI excessive
ahu-eS Prize Is 1rr hottie The genuine
Golden Balsam i put up only in round bot
ties
On receipt Of price these me1icincs will
be sent TO all parts Of the country. by rx-
prs OF nEail-securely packed and free from
observation
None genuine without signature, e.
F1neb Richards, Chemist.
sole Agents. L. 2. RICHARDS 4 co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
S.W. corner Cay and Sanzome streets. "
1I-y san Fnncisoo. Cal n
, 1875-09-11
Facts

A tea made Of peach leaves is q
sure cure for kidney difficulties.
A plaster made Of fresh tar is
sure cure for cancer, which, with
all its roots will come out.
A tea made Of chestnut leaves,
drunk in the place of water, will
cure the most obstinate case Of
dropsy in afew days.
, 1875-09-11
Cured BY Radway's ResoIVen1.

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bo1.lz Al - pEctrI ~ arl hri1 ~ ~ ~
s.ey ny ~ - r.elua..!sti ~ nIsr kll1ad ~
= - =. ..sssA - t-.ls. ys.l issk a 1sIIisI
- AeNlr4t - 80 ~ e ha1IaTa fl1. fuo ~
IL = yssr ks.dy hsf ~ der lll n lIn1r !, i,
- - m 81 l4l 1ltiar sl1trr. ~ hI1rr lh1a ka.1
lsssl sss ~ rs.- .rils a. - - . i-.1fr Z
eA1- taea rahiAA n yoa sAae... -
, 1875-09-11
HEALTH BEAUTYlI

BIR0Ne AND PURE RICH BLoOD-INCREAsE
bkAuIlfUL COMPILATION 6EcU RID IOAIL-
, 1875-09-11
CHARLES EIsENBEIs,

DIOSEER CRACKER BAKERY, Pro
L visiou and tiroeery store.
lrsiens respectfully solicite1 Eni satis-
facfiun Z aarautccd-
Fort ToNnsrud. W T.
, 1875-09-11
For Sale.

A NO. I BILLIARD TABLE THREE-
N Quarter, Safe Bed. FOur-Pocket Phe
lan's make. nearly new.
Apply TO II. J. TIBBAI-S.
Port Townsend, Feb. Il, ls.s. sl-tf
, 1875-09-11
WILDLY Island Ferry
sIoop Nellie

WILL RUN THE FERRY BETWEEN
w Port Townsend and WILDLY island.
eonneeting with g. d. Campheliis Exprezs
for Coupevflle-
fAkE- To Ehey's landing g.....-..aI.s
Through 10 coupeyiHe-.-- LIZ
81 Al Orders left With u. J.. TfrBAL.
viii h. aiicn'led 10
t-tf BENSON & JcESsoS.
, 1875-09-11
oFtheEn Pacific Railroad
BREWERY,
Wolf Ahafer Prophet
Stella COON, w. II.

iS-H.L. TIBBALSis Is the Agentat Port
Townsend for the Northern PGeihcRai-
rad Brewery. s21ly
, 1875-09-11

AHGE9z
BOOK EJOB
PRINTING OFFICE
IF OU WANT
II you want Bill-beadS,
II you want Envelopes,
II you want Box Labels,
If you want Statements,
II you want Show Carls,
II You want Note Heads, ~
II you want Blank Notes,
II you want Ball Tickets,
If you want Blank Drafts,
If you want Blank Deeds,
II you want Bottle Labels,
II you want Blank Orders
If you want Calling Cards,
II yOI want Blank Checks
If you want Address Cards,
II you want Auction Tags,
If you want Auction Bills
II you want Large Posters,
II you want Business Cards,
II you want Blank Receipts,
II you want Direction CarIS,
II you want Blank Certificates,
II you want Wedding Invitations,
Il you want 100 or 10000 Circulars,
II you want beautiful printing in eOlors,
Il you want Job Printing Of any de
seription done in a manner superior to
that Of any other printing establish
ment in Washington Territory, and
equal to that Of any on the Pacific
Coast, at reasonable rates, come to the
Weekly Argus
POWER PRESS
PRINTING! HOUSE,
consr uEier and Qsiney Streets.
Port TO1cnSe1ld, VT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
Lar e Farms

|. One Farm 2l0 acres, fair Improvement, 80
cleared, y miles from square.
q. One Farm 4U0 acres, the mode. tarln OF Ga.
first class buildings, 3 miles from square
3. One Farm 100 acres. fine improvements, q
miles from square
1. One Farm 2iU acres, brick improvements,
goud orchard. etc | mile from square.
5. One Fam so acres, first class improve
meuts, orchard, = miles from square.
6, One Farm lao acres good dwelling and
stables, II miles from square.
T. One Farm 6UO acres, 30 acres bottom, 200
cleared, 81 miles from square.
3 One Farm 800 acres, 100 cleared, miles
from square.
9. One Farm l23 acres, splendid water power,
3! miles from square.
10. An Excellent Farm containing 200 acres Of
good Land i'll hne 0. der, IL miles from
Count House SGuare--house and ont
buildings in good repair Also large
Out-bulding suitable for many Manutac-
turing purposes with steam Engine #
required, viii be sold very low TO a cash
purchaser.
II. One Farm $40 acres, room brick house,
ont buildings, etc, mile from square.
II. One Farm 2oU acres well improved, tius
farm, II nile from square
-. A fine Farm containing about 200 acres
situated ia Cobb County, : miles ON
Count House, on the W Il \. K. r., a
gOud place for Stock Fatln, well Tim
berrd and waered-Wil lie sold at a
bargain could be divided mo four good
farms.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE.

BY ,irtue Of al order from the Court Of Or
binary oi i'ickens County Ga will be sold on
the first Tuesday in October next $3.50 at the
Court House door in the town of Jasper, in
said County, between the legal sale hours, Lots
Of Land No. Pas 2iG, 25c $50 200 256 and
part of Lot PSI, in the 9th District and 2d sec
lion of said County of Pckens, containing $50
acres more on less. Also (2-S) two Fights of the
Griffin interest in marble and privileges on lois
of Land No. 3 and 36, in the 4ih Distinct and
End sectlqn Of said County Of Pickens Sold as
the property of the Estate OF f. c. Cotfty, for
the benefit of heirs and creditors Sold IN par
cels to suit purchasers. FERNS one half cash.
the other half on twelve months time. Titles
made upon payment OF last instailment.
WILLIAM TATE,
Admir- OF +. G. Coffey.
Printers fee $40 90.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17
CURIOSITY aRATIFIED.

A long haired, sallow-complexlon'
ed individual. arriving at the Aurora
(Ind J depot the other day, caused no
little gossip in the village. He was
mysteriously silent about his name
and business. Discussion was rife
whether he was Judge Kelley, Iheo
dore Tilton, or Sergeant Bates. All
expected something remarkable of
him. Finally all agreed that he was
an Ohio politician come down to talk
on the currency question. They
were ready to give him respectful
hearing, At seven o'clock thsir Gu
riosiiy reached a climax, as he
emerged from his hotel and mounted
dry goods box 10 the market square.
Both pa,ties cheered him, Ter each
thought he was their friend. When
silence was reached he began:
"IADIEs AND GENTLEMEN-I came
to your beautiful li'rle city heralded
by M flourish of banners or double
loaded announcements in the news.
papers. The experience Of a lifetime
has taught me that the fine percep
tions and delicate faculties Of lie
American people will discover merit
and appreciate it under whatever
circumstances it may appear, AS
look upon your np'urned faces to-
night, | am assured that you are no
exception 10 the general rule. | see
beauty, intelligence, and the love OF
country stamped upon every counte>
nance before me-"
While the crowd gathered closer
to him, he snuff, d his lsrd>oil lamp
with his thumb aud toger, and went
on:
ut may be possible that you have
never heard Of me before, and it
would not become me to go into any
detailed account Of myself on this oc-
casion. | am Prof. Bittenden, of
Cleveland, O"
A rousing cheer went up.
The whole country is now strain
ing its eyes for light upon the great
financial question of the honr. One
faction cries aloud for initiation, and
the other lifts up its voice and sings
the songs of contraction. The ques
ton may be narrated down to gold
or greenbacks' My friends" and
he raised his finger impressivsly,
"either is good enough for me y
He opened little tin trunk and
took out several small red paper
boxes. AS he continued he held one
of them up to view:
81 have in this little package the
greatest combination of medical pTo-
perties that ever the sun shone upon,
Il call it my 'BaIsan of Cornu-
copia. or lightning Wsrt and Buns
ion Eradcator.' If there is lady
or gentleman in this vast assemblage
who has troublesome excrescence.
let him or her limp forward, and
will remove it without money and
without price. will snatch, as it
were, the
But he never got further than that.
Some broken windows in the neigh
borhood, a pervading odor of ancient
eggs which still hangs about the
place, and splinters of wood scattered
about tide square, alone remain to
remind the Aurorans of the visit Of
the Cleveland corn doctor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

SMALL VS.. GREAT CRIMINALS
Governor Tilden, of New York, in a
late address, draws attention to the
striking inequality of human justice
which prevails at this day. He says
Il have frequently been followed by
persons asking, for their friends and
for those in whom they are interest
ed pardons from tho prisons and
penitentiarles. | have been com
PEELED to look into such cases and
see who are the inmates of such in
stitutions, and of what they have
been accused--to see what it is that
constitutes the wrong to society OF
which they have been Convicted
When | have compared their of
fences, in their nature, temptations
and circumstances, with the crimes
of great public delinquents who
claim to stand among your best So
ciety and are copfessedIy prominent
among their fellow citizens--crimeS
repeated and continued year after
year am appalled, at the Unequal
ity of human justice"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-17

THE Rome Courier discussing the
question, as to who are the tramps
that are travelling all over the North
ern States in quest of employment
aud bread for themselves and tami~
lies concludes as follows : The honest
men thus thrown out of wor K, and
consequently lett to starvation are
those who are going over the North
ern sections, seeking bread and when
not procuring it by fair means they
take it by foul. They are the bone
and sinew of the land There are
thousands upon thousands of them
upon the tramp for bread bread !!
bread :. They are the men who
fought for the union, and upon their
blood and muscle Was pressed cur
rency and financial policy now en-
ployed TO crush them.