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, 1876-03-20
A California DlnneY.

1n the April iuBtallmant OF Gabriel Coproy"
(Scrl'Ier'1 Aon!aly}. bret Har.s thus describes
d1'lues near bsp Francisco. Of which sons OF
tsh and luxurious. lacking nothing but restraint
and deilcscy. There WAS gAtns in pEofuslou, fat
but havorlsss. The fruita we're characteristic.
Tho ENORMOUS peaches nere blowzy ip color aud
drops!eal, aud looked - II thsy wsntcd to T be
tapped; tbs Strawberries wero oyeIgrown and
yot immatuEo-tathcs " it they lad been ar
rested on their way to becomo p.oo. apples With
In color and texture, the fruit might haya been
Lavish dlAfta,"
, 1876-03-20
Enp1lsla md American Slang.
A roview Ia Sc,ttner Tor April Of hllse Acotts
Il book contains tho following In regard to

Enp1lsh and American Slang.
A roview In Sc.ttner Tor April Of Miss Alcotts
1ass book contains tho following In regard to
" elang !"
Miss Alcott haa boen 50 especially con-
domnc1 In England On this scoro, that 1t almost
becomes necessary that her fellow.countrymen
should mako hor cause . matter for International
protest, For much Of the criticism is based On
that extraordinary theory Of our British couslno.
that It Ia thoy alo1o who arc ontttled, as rstpon
Hugh BayB, ito mako fritters Of English Quo
would think that child hundred years old
might be entitled to some voice In arranging
hls own vocabulary bas n The theory sooma st!l
cnnLsms, howoyor Indispensable, are slang, and
all now Ang'tclHma, however ,uneouth. sso clsa-
ocean, ot ~ American girl who was playing
croqust in England last summer. What hor-
rid ecratoh!' sad she Indignantly, when her
MALE. once failed OF It's duly and eho missed
her ahot. oh. my doarl said an Epglish
presstons.' What should l have said = aaked
the American. You might havo Hald,' repl'sd
the English maiden, after canvaesing her vo-
cabulsry for q perfectly unexoeptionable phrase
.,you might have sald, "What boastiy
, 1876-03-20
SUNDAYS LOCAL SUMMARY.

Tho Republican Club of tho Frst Ward was
addressed Saturday ovoning by the Rev. 8. A. ".
Jowett aud ox-GoVernor Dross.
Tho Council Judiciary Committee mot Batur-
day and decided to send arusoutiop to the Coun-
Gil calling aspeclal election for Mayor and Alder.
men.
Tie Republican Olubs Of tho Second. Fifth,
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth,
Sixteenth, and Seventeenth Wards mot Saturday
ovonlug for tho transaction OF Ordinary busi-
nes8,
Saturday that pereonB who could prove sub
Htantial injury 70 thcr property by tho construo-
ton Of the Lagallo-Rtreot tunnel had valid CAUSE
for suit.
The Democratic Central Committee met Bat
urtlay afternoon and fixed the ratio Of repro-
sentntion Of delegates to tho Town Convention,
allowing two deloghtos at large from each ward
and ono additional for every $50 opposition yoteB
caat at tho last election.
Tho representatives Of foreign insurance con1-
pauisn held a meeting Saturday, and united In
declaring that they would not PAY tue 2 par con
tax imposed upon thom b. an ordinance of the
City Council until the legality OF the action had
boon determined by the courts.
Whisky newa WIS dull Saturday, Keoty l.
Kerwtn pleaded guilty to tho frat count in in-
dictmeus No. 2a12, and not Kntlty to tho whole OF
indictment No. 22t, and to the remaining count8
in indictment No. 242. Tho oaso against Her.
man J. pahlmhn and David G. nush OF the
Chicago Alcohol Works was BOT for to-day.
At d meeting Of tho Third Ward Republican
Club last Saturday evening, Messrs. ]. L. Thomp-
sod and y. o. Cole wore norinstod for Aide T.
men, and . resolution waa passed condamn,ng
tho interference Of tho Republican delegation III
Congress- from Northorn Illino!a 10 tho matter Of
Collector of 1utornnl Revenue for this district.
, 1876-03-20

Pu1NAAlA13s
There was full gathering Of tho faithful at
tho Town-Hail, Evanston, Saturday evening, 10
nomtpnto candidntoH for township officers. Tho
candidates and their backa1s uero unusually
notive and importunato, and tho attond'
anco was tho largest ever witnessed
On similar occasion In Evanston, tho
upper room OF tho Town-Hnll boipR crowded
to an extent That endangered The safety Of the
building, 10 Ray nothing Of those present. Tho
cali announced tho meeting as = CAUCUS Of 1so-
publican voters, md, although theHe include
nearly all those of loyal age In tho township,
who took an active part In tho procoediaRa.
Tho meeting Was caltoa to order by BIZ. ". N.
DrMnart, Chairman OF tho Republican Com
mitseo, who nominated II. O. Huso ca Chairman.
The nomination was ratified, and @. 7. Paul
End Q. r. WhooIer were chosen Secretaries.
A. J. Orovor and Joseph @. Humphrey woro
nominated ~ candidates for supervisor. The
ballot rosultod AB fo|lnns: GroEet, 90; Hum
ph1ey, Ito. Tho nomination Of Humphrey WIS
mado unanimous.
The following candidates wore nominated by
reclamation. Town Cle.k, ]. r. Fitch; Justice
Of tue pcaco, AndEew Jackson (1logers Park
Collector, O. G. SIatton; School Trustee, Henry
a. peArsops.
been success, OF course llr. Charles F. DroWno
made several apoechcs, doing Lila duty Ike true
pnt1iot, making auy efforts On the part OF others
wholly unnecessary.
Jslnos cn5ey, George 8: noynoIasa; John fI \.
dates (or Assessor. Tho ballot resulted ns fol-
lows: Cur1cy, &C.; Heyno!ds, Il; Didler, IS T;
uaskin. b2. no choice being made.
Tho friends of Massrs. uaskin and Reynolds
demanded M adjournment, claiming that many
had goua homo. suppoaiug that but ono ballot
would be necessary. Considerable foeug was
manifested, aud MesarB. HaAkin and noynolda
announced their withdrawal. 1t m Adjournment
those present decided to go on, and another
ballot was taken. resulting ss follows: Didior,
90; 11aakin, 7; Curroy, 81 Reynolds q: John
Ford, and LIZ. Ddior Was declared tho nom
inee.
A. ]. Grover vaa nominated ~ candidate fol-
Highway Co,nmissloner.
Adjourned.
, 1876-03-20
POLITICAL.
Nominations ut Ev.
ansIon.--L0ng John ns
Alderman.
The Hon, E. B. Washburne ID Can.
didate for Governor.
A Voter Gives His Reasons Tor
Supporting Him.
Mr.. Masio Turns on Ills Enemies and
Those OF Mr. Harlow.
LONG JOHN.

LONG JOHN.
THE FUTURE ALDERMAN or THE FIRST.
II wonder II Long John will run for Alder.
u,an Of this vard," said politician yesterday
morning.
4 reporter Thought he would fnd ont, md
stopped briskly down to tito Sherman House Just
in time to noat the celebrated on his way out,
wrapped up like bundlo::of Egyptian n,nmmtcs,
Say a dozen package assorted OF uell-pre-
porvod but slow g-motioned corpsos Of sneicnt
time, ...
"Walk right along, and speak out II sou kaso
anything 10 nay," mumblod John, "a ho marched
out to Clark street.
III would lko to know, Mr.. Wentworth, II you
lAve made up your mind to run for"
"Do you know what day shln ia 2" said L. J.
severely; this is Sunday. and nevcr talk
about worldly affairs on that day; I havs been
to lear Swing preach already to-day. and an
going tonight to hear Chamberlain. and now
MN going over on the West slde to hoar zorblny
Eastman lecture"
mo aa any other; and, therefore, / wish you
would toll mo whether you inscnd to rim for
Aid"
IT toll you, young man. that Swing gave Il to
ins 10 hoar Chamberlain" "...
"StilL, would like to KNOW about your candl-
daoy for Alderman OF the First"
~ mover talk nbout politics Sunday; besides
have boon to hear Bwing this morning. and I'm
go,ug ovor to hear Zerbinv Eastman now.
"You refuse, then, to tell mo about running for
Alderman In the Frat Ward ~ .
"If you find out wilothor I'm going 10 run
or notf nish You would drop mo a note aud toll
me-; but I'm going to boar Cham"
"Wall, I am pretty sure I can judge about
tho matter from what you hhvo said"
mo, sls; have boon 70 hear Swing. and I'm
going TO hear chamberlain; besides I neyor
talk politics Sunday" and with that tho man Of
incllcB climbed into car md wont ovcr to hear
"Zorbiny Eastman and Just as the car got to
hfa1kot street tho reporter thought he could
hcar John repeating his aualtcrablo determtna-
ton to 70 In tho evening to heas Chamberlain.
Dcspfto Johns reticanco, II Ia pretty clear
that he will be candidate for Alderman At next
months election. His namo has been rocoived
wore nominated he would poll very large vote.
and would moreover mako good man for the
placa.
, 1876-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW York AND UoNKLIN0,

Sptefa! Dtspatehto n Tas Chicago Tribune.
NEw Yong, March ia careful analysis Of
the list OF dologasea from this city to tho Ropub-
lican Convention shows oonclusivaly that The
Morgan faction arc overwhelmingly defeated
and NOT a single dolognto In Ills interest uas
olocted. Tho enttro city delegation goos in-
struoted to voto faTo1ably to Conkin8, and tho
information from al parts Of tho State Indicates
TINT tho delegates to the National Convention
will be instructed to put forward Coukltng'a
name aud ettck By It ns long ~ ihero 10 shadow
Of o hope OF succesH. Tho resolutions Of tho
donbtodty q domonstrndon In Morgan'a lntorost,
but that movement no" aeosns abandoned.
nLooh1KdToN ILL.
Spseta' Dfspateh e The Chscaao Tribune:
DLoo1i1N0ToH, ILL.,. March 19.-Petcr Folsom.
8. Waddle. Eud Thomas ]. Bum aro nominated
as candidates. for tho two soats In tic Board Of
Education that arc this year to bo vacatcd.
ADAMH COUNTY, ILL.
Qu1NuY ILL.,, March 10.-Mr. Editor Hampton,
OF Macoub, Han In this city yeatorday, lookIpK
over tho ground with reference to bis candidacy
for tie Audltozahip. which will probably be vety
e. Baesy. Of Jersoygilo,. tho Republican caudi-
dato for Congress in this District last year, was
also In tho oity. uc says that, as botween Dev-
ertdge and Onllom. tho people Of hla section do
very kindly to tho nomination Of Washburne-
TINT Ills candidacy, In fact, would be received
with great favor. and thB satuo condition OF
thlugs with respoos to tia candidates narnod
may DO safoly affirmed Of tho Republicans Of
Adams County.
DAYTON. O., March 10.-Tho Republican Con-
vontion Of Montgomery County on Saturday
yoution, and unanimously recommended o1-
County Cierh John F. Sinks, oue-legged
Roidicr, and unusually capable, for Secretary Of
Btate, and unanimously indoxsod Hays for Ptes-
, 1876-03-20
ILLINOIS.
WAgUDURNE Is 4 CANDIDATE

wAsununNE ls 4 CANDIDATE.
u th4 Editor Of Tia Ch1eaoe Tttouns:
Uu1cAoo. March 18,-1t Ia reasonable to sup-
no.- ~, ,,-.,t -,,n, nan,,h,,.,. thuo,,,t,a',.
Luce .nA' stoas uaos 4sepuuasaus tn1uuenout guy
tAe o'a'e arc "uas ~ c"nea p'eoBao eHae9
to DoVoEldge or Cullom- This means that Mr.
H.. an activo member OF the party in q certain
town.hn ar w.r,1- in nnaer /. no,iticni n.omI.n IN
..,-..,s g.. r...,. +. -.S,.
he' l"so W" o.ato 1on'on.ons pu7s'o.o' sao
" work for Gov. L., OF Mr. u, "a the case mny
bo. And thta one instance ts, Of course,
rcneated and muls,p,ad thonsant tirn..
.sf ~ sass. ~ ~. taaas,,au s.s.:.,s,. ea, ~!
10 cosef "'i Me .o"nsopet ptee'nc'o' "na
wards IN tho 6taee. just no" much those prom
ises usually amount 10, It would not bo dlffcuit
for anv opr orperiencal In nnl{tics To s.v Thcv
- -, ~, ~ ~ h,na;au 80 80 ae.t 49,
Aae not a''u ~ ~ uNa p'oe' @ua e'o % NV 'uo
slightest moral opi'easlon. When tae clEcum-
stances In which thoy woro given have changed.
Tho nrosout writer has met with scores of
,.t,t..,t .n5 o.v,a.t 1,,,st1t,.n. ,,Ithi, ~
4"s'N. :, ~,
pass 10" "eoAs. WV eA'a 'n"' saoy ono11a 1901
In honor bound, Il memnors or The bEAto Con.
yeutto1, to support tho prosouAiona OF DavoHdgo.
{oweyer imnoitio and persoually dis
t.,,,trI that ,,,,bt IN othora h,vo as,a t,,ox
eae. .1s' Nh' s.A.o "'e ~ .,s oslu sno5
should Seel comPelleo 70 support the nsndiosc3
Of Mr. Cnllon. because they bad given him to
understand that thoy were hls ffiends,-not7 by
any moans, Tor the EeaAon that they regarded
him ~ fully filling ths bil. Nothing "a hazasdcd
, 1876-03-20
HtfnnRo Action OF u Legislator.


The gentleman from Loulsvills hff. IA1sue, Is
Ing about hn easy and quick adjournment OF tho
House, evon In tho Iuldst Of tho most persistent
dlibuntering and i1libuatering resistance. Yes-
to-day, after many aborsiva attempts to adjourn
had been made, about ten minutes after tho
clock had struok ?. m., ho sent ono Of tho
pages OUT and procured large plsco Of midslng
moat, which hs proceeded to boil on the Goals
IN ono Of the large projecting f!re-placos Of the
llouae. Soon tho dlnner-suggosting odors OF
House and aalute the olfaetorioa OF battling but
hungry membeta, and, In less than five minutes
another motlo6 to adjourn was made and catrlod
Like nhot. +
, 1876-03-20

Lundbor0'a California WatoE
Or tost aud bath And *afrsshna
, 1876-03-20

20 Ehs Edifor Qf The Chicago TRIBUNE:
CmCaoo, March 1o.-Among the busy boes
which the pross have beou enumeradn8 should
DO included Gov. B., and hiH notorious ''Ono
hundred and thirty-four who nro now securing
the country, going from door to door or window
10 window scattering votea aud influence for
our mutual fdcnd, tho great pardouor. II thore
10 ono class moro than another on whicl, tho
honey md votes, 1t ia this swarm of 1874 busy
bess now flying through tho rurul distric!a.
What'a the matter with Gov D.,
"All thinRs 70 Al. men," dou't you aeei
beer u tlds and wstcs 10 thAt,
Now pardon and now = hat
Hhvo Eugene J. Hall vrlte sonae Of his spark
ling rhymoa for tho occasion. Xxx.
, 1876-03-20

Cn1oAao, March 18,-1t will bo aorVing Bover-
idge just right It, after ali bis intriguing aud
msnouverinH to retain oftlcs lio should fail to
get oven d complimentary nomination. The 5n-
preston is fast gaining ground snong rcapoot~
able people that taov. Deyoridge is nothing but
merconary, trading politician, Who regards tho
gifts and smofunlenes Of Office "A his own pfi-
vato property, 10 bo used ~ hs Ia uBfng ahom, In
buying the yotos NODDED to insure bis rono,ninA-
ton and ro-elect!on to Office. Any ono who
knowa tho professional and political character
Of this official knows that ho will not stop at
any clicnnery to accomplish hta stnistor ends.
In other words, he Is q Janus. .facod politician
who can look upon snlnl and sinner Whom
votes aro in domand with equal allowance and
complacency. On this account ho !B no addition
to tito Church, and neither an ornamental nor
usoful appondago to the State. 1ionce NO naY
that II Ia about tne tho public tired Of such Of
itcials, and, In righteous Indignation ut tliotr
doubte-tieang, consigned thDm to private lfEo,
whore they have less power aud opportunity to
corrupt tho politics Of tho State. Among tho
laws urgently required in thcso latter days 10
moot such cascs ns Devortdgo and Belkuap, IL
ono making It mtsdemeanor for any official to
use tho money, powor or machinery OF his of-
fco In procuring his election or recollection to
offico. Modest Deyoridgo dooa not walt for tho
people 70 call him, but usos bis official power to
mako thom nominate him. Illinois will ncvor
have Feason to bo proud Of hor Governors 30
long - their nauao Is Dovcridge. Vox PoruLL
, 1876-03-20


SpMsoF1gLp ILL.,. March 17.-For aoma vooks
past hnvo noticed In the Chicago papers occa-
eional contributions, apparently from dineront
persons and places, but all Of which soctn to
hnvn common aourco and common object,
which ooJoot is to elect George Bcroggs Secro-
tary Of State. In tho contamination Of this OBJ
iect the plan seems to DO to Hrst soonre tue po-
ltlcal annihIlatlon Of George Harlow. The pres-
ent incumbent, and With that Wow all sorts Of
insinuatlons and roundnbont charger, which
after nll amount 10 nothing, SOON to le tndulgcd
In. The most serious charge thus far mado
egainHs Mr. Harlow is that his o1eskBaEo writing
letters In his intorest, and TINT, too, On State
ding about lilo ssate laboring for tho ro-nomlna-
uon OF their chtUf. In connection with this
charge flnd mssolf thus alluded to:
Another Of the shining lIehtu vino has packed bis
sats rr!afsr. Tho Is sont - useia. 70 tic STATS il
his oci.l capac.y n Ia tho Mormon God standing
in Tie old stato square at tho capital III tho
mild lurato WhoiAa had penchant for protruflng
his cars through tho Chicago papers, in sy effort
to msto men believe that they a1 financial tdoss
He's on ths var.pssh, and no carrsea aome half
dozen counties in biz breechee pocket, va concedo
them to Bereridge, Harlow sud Maggie.
It ia not because regard this a1lusion to my
solt ss In tho least dogroo damaging that no
tlco 1t. Ny object is simply to proclaim tho
truth, which ts that hago novor travelled rod,
or Writton lett9r, fo1 tha pupoBo Of advancing
tho political interoste Of either hfr. Dovordgc
Mr.. Harlow, and got II had dono so I am not
6uro but would have boon doing my duty bottcE
than hayo done 1t. And, as writo this. I hayo
taken gains to asoertsin, and I l1nd that every
clerk aud attacho Of tha Office Of Secretary Of
State is at bis post horo in the statoHouae, por-
forming the utunl dutias for which he Ia onl-
ployed. Only ono OF those olorks has boon ab-
sont In the last thirty days (unleas e1copt hr.
AdAtr, who mAs In attendanco at tho Hopubltoan
gathering in Chicago, md Mr. Allon,. who wont
duch-hunting ono day), and tho clerk who wss
absent fow days travelled directly to hiH old
homo In Wnrren County, on bis own psivaso
business, and directly back again.
Now, wish morely TO suggest thai tho Claims
Of Mr. 8croggs can be botsor advanced by pro-
claiming hls admirable qualitles than BY this
studied atsompt to manufacture some appear
hnco OF owl againat Mr. unrloH. I defou1 Mr.
Harlow aB would defond klt. Sorogga II ho WAS
lied about. I have 10 hesitation fn saying that
hope 10 see Mr. Harlow ronominatod for tho
Office Of Secretary ct State, and baliove no
will bo, and II this render me target for news-
paper Hads. fro away. JAMES K. MAnlE.
, 1876-03-20

THE PnEss or THE FOURTH D1sTRloT@Tu8 NHxT
coNuhKSsHAN-CANDIpATE KxCEkplHuLf Nu-
, 1876-03-20

xDH A1N RNA6h1AA AIps4ftk4GS kHEIG ILL.,
dn1ged became hopelesaly drunk. lIo
sun apa aan eonaequeny was made Responsible iss fes
the bills contracted by thoso present, which. be-
aud Davis, Included avo whlte women, Mary
Ann Bcott. Ann Brown, MRgRto Wilson, Maggie
1loInerney. and Nancy Hiuea, also their mhlo
partner, Thomas Humphreys. Whoa tho ollicorh
By the siotous proceedings TINT were In progress,
various stages Of into1ica.ion. but Eagap
he1plesaly drunk, As they entered they found
eous'y ugly tzampa, aunrre'ing about tho owner
ship Of . &5 note. and. before any one could in
terfupt her, the Inter sna.cAed the bill
and thrust it into the stovo. whore 1t
vas 800 soon 55osolvod into 49, cindsr. Orc o,ne
Armory, when Esean mads Known tho fact that
when ho visited tho place ho had :GD5 In ha
possession. of which hut els0 was found On
searching him, The remainder Of the gang
about slo0, asserting That Jefferson. who o.
capod, had tie BALANCE. lIo was arrest
cd yesterday. and keeps his ,nnderlngs
company IN 40 Armory cell, The SALOON
be q hot-bed Of vice and corruption. the haven
OF thteyes, pimps, gutter-anfpcs, and dlHsuluto
characters, the don into which tho inexperienced
and nnsophis,icatea ate decosod aud robbed. It
Is 70 be hoped that to tho Grand Jury viii he
delegated tho power Of passing upon Jet1e1hons
character. and that 10. with his pals, viii be
finally disposed OF.
L RUINEp ROMANCE,
A romantic but des,Enlng young man on West
Lake street proposed Hol 1oug ago 10 a younK
woman on Congress stfoet and was refused. liz
called again on Saturday night, resolved to bring
things 70 focus, and having ouce moro pro-
posed and been, rotused With .le remark That
''thss sort Of thipg was played" dEow small
phia4 from hiA pocket, struck an attitude, aud
crying "Cruel gIrl, this Is your workl" avail
loved ito coptents, hydfodyanRte Of cold tea. His
Rlrl--or. rather, some QUO else'a girl-was how
evcE, by 10 nleaus Of u romantic character, aud
instead OF txinin& her Azma around bis neck
aud imploring hum to live for boz
sake. aud saving thAt Bho was : miserable
Woman, aud 60 Oil, a. 8ho would
have done III play. she just caught hin By tha
meek aud ran him into the kitchen, yelling,
"b1sw, NAV, this blamed FOOLS pixeped Ainl.
self; ret some mustard and water ready for
him a. soons can run him up tt The sink so'a
he Won't spoil the carpet" Then sbe went tack
and smel!ed the bottle, and found that the con.
tents wcEe cold tes, and, before that young man
hAd bsen more than hAlf-alled with lukewaIu,
mustard punch. hs and hIs hat and hia oyescoat
we're all clsavtng tho asmosphsrs to9ether. aud
" lsn't known to Certainty Which l1st hit the
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12
ROEDEL.

To-day what is there in the air
Thst makes December seem sweet May;
There are no swallows anywhere,
Nor crocuses to crown your hair
And hail you down my garden way.
Last night the full moons frozen stare
Struck me, perhaps; or did you say
Really, you'd come, sweet friend and fair,
To-day?
To-day is here-come, crown to-day
With Springs delight or Springs despair
Love can not bide old Times delay;
Down my glad gardens light winds play
And my whole soul shall bloom and bear
To-day.
Tleo. Mdrzials in London AH.en0,t,n.
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OUR LETTER FROM ITALY.

The streets Of Rome-DiHicwlties Tho Pedes-
arian Enconnters-The Glorious Fountains
ef the City-The Aqueducts. and their An
tfquity- Ca pit0line Hill and Museum-D.s-
puted Points of Local ty-The Typical
swell OF Rome "-Observations of a New
OPlcanfnn Abroad.
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"well, what's coming next?" queried q
Republican as he read the news from WISH
ipgton yesterday. Coming" exclaimed his
Democratic friend, "why, five Thousand
Democratic majority in New Hampshire and a
grand tidal wave that will carry Democratic
President into the White House next year,
and don't you forget it, either. boston Post.
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A gentleman in Savannah challenged
another because he failed to meet . note for
$4,000. The debtor declined the sanguinary
invitation on the ground that. as he was
dead shot, he did not wish to kill the gentle
man to whom the money was due, who would
:fherefors Be unable to receive the money.
Thn "a. IL 49, nm5cAhlg settled. ss1s
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Perhaps the best thing for the Republican
party to do is to nominate Ben Butler for
President, and go down with howl Chicago
Times (Ind)
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Tea Dealers 81 Tchouptouas street. or addressed to
Lock Box No $685. will receive attention.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 30. 1875.
Mr. Ed L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of CRYSTAL Polishing Powder left with me by you
with the following result:
find it to contain no acids or akalies. on wnlcn
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to paint metallic surfaces. 1t con-
tains no poisonous substances by which any accl-
dent or injury could happen while using It, The par
tcles of the Powder are all angular and not rounded
as in most kinds of sands and in many other polish
ing agents. The particles are extre mey small and
hard which with their angular shape. give it espe
cial value as q rapid and fine polisher.
ALFRED W. PERRY, Prof. of Chemistry,
ia1 I'm SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical ollege
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12

Only one year more of Grant! just one
year from to-day this eminent patron OF
bribers, thieves and bummers, will step down
and out. Hurry up. March forth Hurt
f0rI Times
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12

After requesting the board to select members
or the association to deliver essays before the as
sociation at our next meeting, the association ad-
;curnad