davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

H4RRIsBURG ELECTION. .-The election
for city officers at Harrisburg, Monday of
last week, resulted as follows: Mayor, J..
f. Mccartney: Recorder. Jas. Riley !;
Treasurer, q. w. Brandenburg Marshal,
Jerry Hays; Councilmen. NJ. w. Canter,
Z. Sites. r. A. Rampey. 3. White, j.
Sheriff. aud M. Fuller. 4 good set Of
officers, We Judge.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Rumor hath it that John Hurd has sold
his interest in the saw-mill on the Santiam.
couple of miles from Lebanon, to Mr..
g. w. Dawson, of Tangent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

EIIGIBTLITY.-As the new Mayor elect,
Mr.. Allen Parker, is a member of the
Board of State Canal Commissioners
President of the Board we believe-and as
it is an office of profit, will he resign this
office to take upon himself the office of
Mayor-an office of no profit-or will he
try to hold both officess
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

CONGREGATIONAL SooIABLE.-We stated
last week that the ladies of the Congrega-
tional Church of this city would hold So
eiaDie at the Opera House on Friday even
ing December 18th this EVENING", for the
benefit of the Chnrch-admission 25c; sup
per, including oysters, SOC. OF course
there will be supply of ice cream, ETC.,
for all who desire, and for the further en-
tertainment of those who attend. selections
rom 'Mother Goose's MeIodies'' viii be
enacted in appropriate dress. From the
aplilty and vim OF those engaged in getting
mp the entertainments, we are satisfied It
VIII De grand success. We advise all to
get there early. that they may enjoy an
evening of nnaloyed pleasure, while lend
ing their aid in a good cause.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

ENTERrRIsE. = Two companies were
organized last week, in one OF which there
were fifteen and in the other ten stock
holders for the purpose of raising funds to
send out 'sprospecters'' into Eastern Ore
gon where the recent rich silver discoveries
nave been made. Both companies have
started out men who are experienced in
the business, and who will doubtless make
good report ere long. We wish both
companies the best of success, and hope
rich and pairing mines may be struck early.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Wheat spun up to ono dollar per bushel
on Monday. Some wheat holders now de-
clare they viii not sell for less than 81 %
per onshei: Our greatest regret is that
there is not the usual amount OF wheat in
the county to be sold at 81.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15
G. w. WILCOX.

homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE with DIR. E. H. Griffin. First street,
" Albany, Oregon. GSs~ Chronfci diseases a
SpccEllty. S6vS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Farmers IN Douglas county are busi-
" engaged in blowing their lands TssiI asd
sowing grain, each one seemingly trw E
ing to s'finish up while the good weatE.
er lasts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Ihos. Gale. of Marion county. was in
the city on Monday, trying to rent house
so that ne may take up residence among
us.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Those aecretions upon the scalp which
are termed dandrug are promptly removed
by tllcnn's Sulphur Soap, which by open
Ing the pores promotes the natural moist
ure of the hair.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

The first offender against the Nc
Mlnnsitle town laws was a youth about
l3 years of age, who had assaulted
some of his companions and conducted
himself "rumptuously and riotouslv'l
about . neighborss premises.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Rev. I. ID. Driver. of the NJ. f. Church.
Is holding revival meetings fin the NJ. f.
Church South at Harrisburg, saws the
NEclet1s.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Hawkins plead guilty 10 the CHARGE
OF grand larceny IN court at Dallas last
week, and was sentenced to four.yearn
in the State penitentiary. Since ccttinr
into his difficulty he has turned ouits
gray.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

Last Saturday week the members Of
the llillsboro Grange met at their hall
in the court house, and after the lodge
spread long table loaded down with
tie choicest viands that the human an
petite could possibly long for.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15
o. II. $. I,LUMNER. M. ID.

HFFI('E-At drug store of c. a. PIumner.
~ First ST., near Washington. RESIDENCE
Opposite the Y. p Church, Albany, oregon.
Nov ), 7G-V9n6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15
j. S. CALLAwAY. M.

A FTER a PRACTICE OF MEDICINE FOR
"a twonty y-pight years. in the states of Illinois,
Indiana aud Iowa. has permanently located
ln Albany, Oregon. OFFICE-!tt l1r Plum
mer's Drug Store. RESIDENCE-Corner of
and Eighth streets, northeast of
r1tlrosld depot. Ivsn5Ol
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15
Raising and Moving Buildings.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
announce to the citizens of Albany and
surrounding country that. having supplied our
s@tVSS With the necessary niaciafneFv for rails
4qg and KeqlOyin2 buildings, we are ready at all
times 70 receive orders for such work, which
We vii do IN short order at lowest rates. We
GI1sl4nIee entire satisfaction in all work under
es1Anted to. Apply to-
Aines I8ANTy, ALLEN & 10.
", April %. 1873. 2ev7l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15
3 lbany gegistet.
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
ALBANY. OREGON, DEC. IS, 1876
LOCAL MATTERS.

HANpsoNE CLOTHING. - Those new
suits at l.. e. Blain's are just as handsome
as they can be. and they are exceedingly
cheap. Just think of nice suit, all wool,
pants. vest and coat, for sI2 so! Go and
see 'em.
HANDSOME sTocK.--A more complete
Or hanslsomer selection of stoves, ranges,
tin and cQpperware, etc., will hardly be
found In the State than to be seen at w.
II. NcFarland's, next door to Conner's
Dank' First street. Among the vast array
o' handsome and useful articles in tin,
copper aud iron, We noticed new thing
IN stoves-an Oregon production, too. that
we think knocks the persimmon. A visit
70 McFarland's win repay any one in need
of anything in his Hue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15
j. L1NsEY HILL. MD.

nFFICE-At Bell & Parkcrss new drug store
y RESIDENCE-Secon street between rnil-
rnnd and Montgomery. S-A
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-15

U44 a day at home. Agents gnnfed. Outfit
y e terms freq. TRUE & Cd, Au.susta. Me
National Republican., 1876-02-09
Social Dramatic Entertainment.

The third of a series of amateur dramatic en-
tertainmeuts was given by members Of Mrs.
Rines' household on Monday evening, at her res.
idence No. $40 Twelfth street, in the presence OF
many guests.
Senator Logan contributed highly amusing
play, written during his late convalescence, for
the enjoyment of the house, and entitled "Expe-
rience in the Life OF a New Congressman" Pre-
liminary to the play, "Shamus O'Brien" and one
or two shorter pieces were read by the same dis
tipguished Senator, and ELECTED great applause.
The cast Of the play was as follows; Congressman
Green, Mr.. Gellatly; Mrs. Boyle, (Iandlady,) Mrs
Drs Woodworth; Mr.. Pumpkins, (bookseller,)
and Mr.. Snyder, (patent seeker) Major Winslow;
Reporter, Mr.. Charles Monroe; Mr.. Billings
professional speech writer, Mr.. Lockwood Rines;
Sisters Of Charity, Mrs. Gillatly and Miss Will
iisms1n; se.hunters, as follows: Miss Biggs,
Miss Bailey, Miss jenkins, Pat Dolan, Miss Ste
yens, Miss Halliwell, Miss Jennings, Captain
DOty and Mr.. Blair.
audience in . continual roar. His makeup was
perfect, and his eyes assisted his voice in the in.
intable drollery Of the rendering.
Mrs. W Oodwortb, sprightly and beautiful Is q
deserved social iavorIte, and doubIy SO in the
comic parts she renders SO admirably.
Of the subordinate characters, while each was
DOlan was the most side-spiitting; though the
patent seeker, with his rat trap, was not far be-
hind in point Of interest.
nished by Morgan's band.
Among the guests were Senator and Mrs. ALI.
son, Senator and Mrs. Angus Cameron, Senator
Oglesby, Mrs. Senator Cockrell, Mrs. Senator
Logan, Hon. Messrs. Wheeler, Payne, Townsend,
Farwell, Hurlbut, Monroe, Joyce, Stowell, Frost
and Fort and their wives, the Danish consul, Gen.
Granger, Gen. and Mrs. Carllp, Gen. H. Z. Payne
and ladies, Commissioner and Mrs. Duell, Hon.
q. q. Carpenter, Second Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, Judge Hood, DIR. Warren, DIR. Woodworth,
DIR. and Mrs Elliott Coues, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Walker, Mrs. DIR. Brown, Mrs. Doty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fassett, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Grisuold, Mr.
and Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. and Miss
Mcfarland, Mr.. Butterfield and family, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Curtis, Mrs. Z. b. Wright,
Mr.. Buell., Misses Greene, Purington, Joyce,
Duell, Ward, Payne, jerks, Cox, Beleher. Reen,
Brigham, Kepler, James, and Messrs. Bingham.
Luther, Fletcher, Brown, Keen. Stevens, Dana,
wilkins, Breese, Sutler, Grow, Cox, and Masters
Logan, Joyce and Mason.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board OF Health met at their rooms last
evening at o'clock, DR.. q. q. Cox, president, in
the chair.
The health officer submitted the following report
OF the operations OF his office for the week ending
February 5, 1876: Nulsances reported, 29I; re-
ierred IS; abated, 2i2: referred to Commissioners
3; citizens complaints, -; official notices issued
-; causes OF death investigated 4; pecunIary con
ditOns investigated, :; burials at public expense
recommended 6; cost Of medicines furnished by
druggists, $3.50; deaths from Zymotic diseases in
Testigated, 5, viz Diphthera, 4; typhoid fever l;
premises found sanitary 3; unsanltary, 2; tons Of
garbage removed, e5; dead animals removed, 81;
privies cleaned, SIC. Marine products Inspec.
IiOns-1G $50 bushels oysters, 800 punches fish.
Extraordinarily bushels oysters, II lbs. beef,
4s4 lbs pork, 81 lbsveal lbs mutton, II chickens
turkey, u birds, lI7 heads cabbage, GG pump
Eins, a bushel beets, Il bushel turnips, ] peck
onions. Patients treated by physicians TO the
poor l3s. Pound report-animsls impounded, 2;
redeemed, J; killed. l; in pound, .; amount real
lied, 81.
The frame house and premises No. ll34 Third
street northwes:, having leaky roof &C., was con-
uenned as nuisance, and the health oificer or
ueTed TO abate the same.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
MEXICAN VETERANS.
heir Ball and soc1able Last NieLt

4EeA- Dali anu SoClaOle LaeI Might
a grand ball was given at Tallmadge hall last
night by the Associated Veterans of the Mexican
War, for the beneh: Of the widows and orphans
Of these who followed the fortunes Of Taylor and
Scott in that sunny land.
Owing to the large audience which attended
the lecture Of Theodore Tilton, the assembly at
Tallmsdge hall was not as large as anticipated,
but the number present appeared to enjoy them.
selves very much. Morgan's splendid string
band discoursed excellent music, and several vet.
Grams were noticed who waltzed with a grace and
ease which some Of the younger boys might have
enVled. Among the veterans present we noticed
Rear Admiral Fabius Stanley, L. s. N:Hon J.
ACastin. Hon. \. st. q. Denver, Colonel N. A.
thompson, Colonel y. F. Hawks Colonel A NJ
Kennedy, Captain 2. q. PendIeton, and Captain
a. u. M9nGis: Among the ladies present were
mre. A. =. W hltaker, Mrs. A. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs
Shedd, mrs; Merrill, Mrs. Carrie Denver Miss
j.. constantine, Mics Annie Redd and Miss Cad.
Olson. The following gentlemen Constituted the
conmittee Of arrangements; Captain A r.
French, Colonel Theodore Gregg, Captain S. G.
Merrill, Joseph CLARKE and J. II. Lock, esGs
TIE programme OF dances was we'll arranged
Several Of them being especially difHcult, ocea-
sional errors were committed by the sterner sex
but the ladies appeared thoroughly familiar
with all the intricacies Of the most diffcult
D. All in all, the affair at Tallmadge hail vasa
most enjoyable one, and we wish the brave Next
can veterans many similar reunions and pleas
prable occasions.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
SOCIETY.
Receptions and Perse nal Gossip.


Mrs. Treasurer New receives at her parlor az
Wizards hotel tomorrow Afternoon.
Mrs. Speaker Kerr receives in tie perlor Of
willard ho from two unit, i've O'Clock this
afternoon.
Miss Fanny Gordon has been absent on visit
to PhIIsde'phia for the past few days, but is ex-
pected to return to Washington to-day.
The ladies OF the Cabine. Ulcers receive at
their respective residences to-day, the receptions
being open to strangers as well as friends.
Mrs. H. X. Woodbridge and daughter, Miss
Mary Woodbridge, OF Hartford, Conn.,, are stop
ping at the residence Of Prof. S. L. Loomis, on
Capitol Hill.
Mrs Raymond Gregg has concluded her visit to
her friend, Mrs. A. +. Brown, and returned to her
home in st. Louis. Mrs. Gregg's brief visit Is
greatly regretted, es she proved delightful ad-
dition to Washington society.
Mr.. George d. McCreary, who has been passing
few days at wflicrd's returned to his home in
philadelphia Yesterday. MI. Meorssry Is well
and is a most genial and accomplished young gen.
tleman.
Senator Isaac p. Christiancy and Miss Lille
Lugenbeel were married yesterday. Senator
Ferry acted as sreomsman and Miss Belle Lin
thicum as bridesnait. The happy couple soon
after the ceremony departed on wedding tour to
PhiIapelphis and New York.
Mrs. Elijah Ward gaye a dancing reception
yesterday, which was crowded by those who i'm
proved tine opportunity to make party calls and
enjoy the hospitalitiss Of the delightful hostess
Mrs Wsrd was assisted to entertain her guests
by her lovely daughter, Miss Virginia Stuart.
Commander and Mrs. A. q. Kellogg left our
city yesterday for Erie, Pa, the commander being
at present attached to the United States steamer
Michigan. 1t is Fumored that We may soon have
the pleasure of welcoming this gallant officer
and his charming wife back to Washington So
ciety.
Mrs. Austin =. Brsvn's dancing reception was
yesterday largely attended, the cosy and pretty
home Of the hostess being thronged during the
afternoon by seiec, and highly y-entertained
throng Of callers. Mrs Brown was assisted in
receiving by her niece, Miss Florence Hull, both
ladies being handsomely and becomingly attired
Among the quests were Mrs. Senator Morton,
Mrs. Senator usmlin. Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Nor
ton, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. James i. Young,
Mrs. Isaiah HsnscomD. Hon. Mrs. Lord. Miss
Dean. Mrs. Judge Macarthur, Mrs. W. B. Shaw,
Mrs. !. T. Cake, Miss Mary Cake, Miss Mary
Hugg. Miss Kitty jerks, Mrs. a. S. Solomons,
Ms. A. II. EVaps, the Misses Evans, Nrs. Judge
Embrey. Miss Lou Belle Enbrey, Mrs. ROnalts,
MessTS Rylapd Ruff, H Nyman, Coffin, Wetmore,
Governor Burbank and General Bell.
National Republican., 1876-02-09

SCHCIL TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICT
National Republican., 1876-02-09

she demanded, and yet the age demanded some
thing OF women-that they exact the same
standard of morality Of men as the world de-
msnded OF women. Here in Washington the
problem OF life again arose in politics. Alluding
10 the problem of life in politics, he said every
where the caucus governed the government. and
the starchamber inspired tne caucus. They
were in o country governed by public sentiment.
They boosted that the voice OF people was the
voice Of God. This was an atfront to the white
throne.
lie might carry the problem of life into every
relation of lite. They needed 4 higher IDEAL Of
Of the sanctity of love. Men were uam1uniag
themselves in various ways. They needed larger
views Of life, larger views OF duty. Theirli was
wrong that held this world to be all and tho
Other 20 be nought, or the other world 10 be all
and this TO be noaght. They should purchase
the other world with this then they wolld have
both and reach the contamination, when the prob
lem Of lie would be solved.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
MILITARY.
g.v Comparv 10 b, ore.aiz.d.

4 meeting OF gentlemen interested in the for
NATION 0! q Military company, to be known as the
Washington GTays, was held last evening at
Washington hall. corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Third street southeast, Captain George d..
Fry in the ctair and W. II. Shomo secretary.
An invitation to those present to enroll their
names ELECTED q response from seTenty-four gen.
tlemen. 8 committee on constitution, consisting
Peake. q. W. Rae and Alex. Cook, was appointed
The election Of permanent officers was postponed
until the next meeting.
Lieut.. Greenfield, OF company b, addressed the
meeting on the necessity Of having another MILL
tary company in the eastern section OF the city,
and extended hearty support He was FOLLOWED
by Captain Fry, who addressed those present in
his usual eloquent style, and dwelt at length upon
the services the District militia had rendered the
GONernIlent when the war broke out.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
East Washington socisbls.

The young ladies and gentlemen OF East wash
ngton have been looking anxiously forward to
the sociable OF the F. F. F.7s, Of Capitol HUI,
Monday night. The club engaged Washington
hall, corner of Third street and Pennsylvsnis
avenue southeast, which they handsomely deco
rated with American and foreign flags, and
streamers running from each corner Of the hall to
the chandeliers. The youth and beauty of East
we'll represented. The efficient
committee who conducted this crsditable affair
were Messrs, J. q. q. Gray. ID. N. Mcnamara,
John Mclaughlin, John Mulioy, ID. A. Ferguson,
+. L. Mitchell and J. NJ. Wheatley.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
BALL OF THE MEXICAN WAR VETERANS
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

Thermonetric readings taken February S, 1915,
at :he Signal once: a. m, SO; T:S5 a. m,
SO: u m, i5e; p. m. SIC; 4:35 p. m, 5lo 9p.
M, Sc; u P. n, 40. MAXIMUM, 5"'; minimum,
Alfredo. Clements, a religious fanatic, whose
reason is evidently impaired, was twice arrested
Yesterday by the police for beisterous language
On the streets. and each time released upon COL
lateral furnished by his friends.
Behreld's Patent Catarrh Cigar-sure cure.
Crown tooth and hsir-brushes, warranted per-
feet, are offered by w. S.Thompson, 7C3 10Th st.
f. b. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Highest price paid for left-or clothing, boots,
thoes, &C, at EerzeE's ,7l7 street northwest
Six rsr cert. paid on deposits, payable On de-
EIDd. Special rates on time deposits J. b.
Seuie- Co.. bankers.
e. d. CooSe. il, & Co., r street, rear tie
TTtzsury. co Rene-al barking euslress and BUY
ard Fell District securities sc.
At;ie r!rth monthly meeting of the Capitol
Hill Cooperative Building ASSOCIATION, l6.l
shares were sold a. an average premium Of lis
Ser cert.
At;he enc hundred and iirs; meeting OF the
Ftrs: cooperative building Association, held
las. night. stU was sold q: an average pre-
MUM %. ~ per cent.
Uf.ceCs oG S:a-e associations. concerts, and dra-
nstic ciubs Should examine Tallmadge hall be-
fore making o:her engagemertg II is the best
nah ir ne ely c- all purposes centrally located
and On E-st Lgor.
Advertise nen:s can be inserted at the lowest
standard yates in any city or country newspaper
"a the Usi:ed states a. Max. Cshcn's Newspaper
Advertising Agency and Printing Bureau, $50 Z
st-eet northwest. Tallmsdge block.
TC-r!gh:. d: I'o-res: Hall billiard saIoon,
Georgetown. there viii Re the most Interesting
game ever played in this District, /: being the
game between i 1-i2n liar, who plays with lis
-humb and second finger. against Albert 6arnie7.
who plays wiz cue. TEls will be we'll worth
EeeinE.
ErcH James Belew VIC have the h-Et number
Of the ..rity 70, published in connection
with the iai7 now going on in Masonic Temple
for tie beuer.S Of -. Aloysius' parochial school
iOr girls IN point quality Of paper. size, Sc,
u bears 2 resemblance to the caro- BGStC:. and is
edited hy Miss Wheaton, Mrs. Dahlgree2 and
CtherE.
Weather probabilities, estimated at l a. n
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States. Ter
rsEsee ard Ohio valley stationary to falling bl-
rCmeter. easterly s0utherly winds, slig h.ly
warmer. partly cloudy or cloudy weather will
Ureyail Wtiu probably rain areas in three last
tistricIs. In the Middle and Eastern States fall
ing barometer. southeast TO northeast winds and
partly cloudy " cloudy weather. with lower TEN
peraiure than On Tuesday, and possibly light
snow II Northern New \ ork and Northern New
England hut thence southwark rising teuPs-l-
lure. ar l'cSsibly light rains.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
oUTRAGING A LITTLE GIRL.

The Brute Sent to Jail for the Grand Jury.
JCkn Murphy, a spectable-looking young
white nEu, was arragned before Judge Saell, in
the Police Court, yesterday morning on the
charge Of committing an assault and rape upon
clara Kecht. z little girl about seven years old.
The accused Is about thirty-one years Of age, q
discharged soldier, and for some time pas: has
been boarding at the residence Of Mrs. Hecht,
corner c! Seventh and Boundary streets. The
Little girl, il giving her evidence, testified that
the act was committed on the lst of the present
month.
Dr. wm. Is. Butt gaze testimony as to the con-
Gitun he found the girl in soon alter the &C sur
renee, which coTrobOTatel the child's testimony.
Oftcer Fiheld testified to making tho arrest OF
this brute. ani found Lin packing up his clothes
ready 20 leave the city. The court sent the case
10 the grand ,Ury. and Murphy went TO l2il IN de-
fault Ci = Ctr bonds.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
A Valuable DiScoyery,

DR.. q. W. Benson, practiclnS physician at LOG
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd, (who has
paid mueh3attention to nervous diseases,) has
discovered that extract Of celery and chamomile
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic, ner-
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
nets. This Is triumph in medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country are ordering
BY mail. He prepares it in pills, at so cents per
bGx. The Doctor is largely known and highly re-
spected IN Baltimore. These pills are sent, post
age free, to any address, and sold by all whole
sale.and retail druggists IN Washington, George
town and Alexandra.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

II. Z. NftrenS:
DEAR SIR: Ihav, used VEGETINE, and feel it
duty 10 acknowledge the great benefit II has done
me. In the spring of the ear 1862 was sick from
general debility, caused by Overwork, want of
sleep and proper rest. l was very weak and much
ing any beDeit from any Of them, until was per-
suaded TO try NEGETISE. Before l had taken
this one week my improved condition gave me
nswed hope and courage. l continued to take It
every day, gaining more strength until was COM
pletely restored TO health. he effect of this REM
td in the case ef general debility is indeed mar
yeIUus. ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
u Webster street, ChSrlestown Mass.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
Street-Car 0bstinacy.

A gentlemen coming down street in car 70,
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, saw lady
pull the check to stop at the TGelth-street
ing. She was carried one third Of the way up the
block, aad only allowed to aliRht because the
gentleman pulled the strap almost hard enough
to ierk the driver OF his feet The gentleman al
ludCd 10 wished TO BiR ht at the Ebbitt house and
signined Lis desire in the usual way, but was car
ritG around the curve some distance up Four
Teenth street, and only succeeded in stopping the
Gar by an unusual display of muscular exertion.
National Republican., 1876-02-09
The Grand Sacred conesrt

announced fer Friday evening next win be one Of
the finest ever given in this city. The best organ.
lists in the city and the finest vocalfsts will partc-
ipate. The whole will be under the direction of
Mr.. s. q. Young, and the ARRANGEMENT Of the
programme is most admirable. Ellis s Co have
The sale Of the tlckots.