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All Aboard For shreveport
And Ali Way-Landings
Transportation from Bellevue 70 shreveport.
WIN make regular trips to and from the
w Bridge, near Bellevue, to Shreveport,
and take cotton out and deliver same at any
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Bossier Parish.
Look to Your Interes,

r W.. BRASHER, of this place, having
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leans, La, is now prepared to make Home
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17
Centaur
LiiIiiIllents.
[Lelter from a Posta,aater. ]


u Es:sHs. J. b. ROSE & Co..
AIN wife has, for n leig time. been n fcrr1b3e
snferer from Rheumatism She has tried man y
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%hteh fllS glYen lter relief IL Ccnfaur Eminent
am 1Fjoiced 10 say his has cured her. ana
w. II. RING.
AIS received. OF wonderful cures efIected bv the
Centaur Lininlcnt. 1he ingredients OF this nr.s
iicie are puDlSled around each Dorfle. 1t con-
Iuins Witch Hazel. Alenfla. APnca, Rock Oil.
1tFiollcfind ingredients hitherto LITTLE known
II y an pldismtaiole Ect that the Cenfaur Li1li-
mem 1s performing mare of SweiinRR.
SUN JOINTS. Eruptions. Rheumatism, Neuralefa
saticss t:tlSed 5reas.s. Ieck.jaw. skc., than 1f
the other IsiHimeEfs, Eubroca Hons. ExffNcfs.
StlreS, OintfnenfS and plasfcTs IL ov In use
= For Toothaehc, Epracc. Weak Back. Itch and
IutaneonS Ertl!ltfons if iS admirable. 1t cures
burns ana Sesilds wiz hout ExtIacf~ roi-
and chiliB'afnS, in short lime. No family can
aEford TO bc without the Cenfaur Liniincnf,
white wrapper
The Ccnasssr Eminent, yellow wrappers
Is ataDted to he tough SIX in, muscles and flesh
OF fhc animal creation Hts effects upon severe
cases OF SPAWN, s'eeeny,>Wind Gall, Big Head
afN Poll Evil, nIe little less than marvellous.
Elm and Front streets. CincuD;Ili Ohio, say
.'In our lcigllborllooi number of fcRynafers
afe using the Cenfaur Liptnent. They pro
nounce !. superior 70 anything they have ever
used We soil as high as fonr 10 fl We dozen b0t-
ties per month 20 flltsc feanlsi ers.-
We hnNc thousands OF similar testimonials.
FOR W0flniS- tails Scratches. Rfng-bonc. &c,
ana for Screw Worm in sheep II las rival
Farmers. iivery-lncn and siock-raiscrs. have In
fhis l.tnilli.nf II remedy " hich is worth q hun
di-pI times IFS cost.
Laboratory Of J. Il. Rose & Co.
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National Republican Platform.


When. in the economy of Providence
this land WAS TO tie pur@e,f Of human slavery
and when the strength Of government of
the people by the people and for the people
was to be demonstrated. the Republican
party came into power. Its deed. have
passed into history, and we look back to
them with pri lie. melted by their memo
ries TO high aims for the good of our colln-
try AMI mankind, and looking to the future
with mfaltering courage. hope and pur-
pose. we the representatives of the party
in National Convention assembled. make
the following declaration of principles:
J. The United States of America is
Nation, not a league by che combined
workings of the National and State govern
ments under their respective institutions.
Fhe rights of every citizen are seeured at
home and protected abroad, and common
welflre promoted.
,. The Republican party has preserved
these governments to the hundret.th ami
veFsary Of the Nations birth. and they are
now embodiments of the great truths spo-
ken at its cradle, that all men are created
equal; that they are endowed by their
Creator with certain inalineabIe rights
among Which are life, liberty ard the pur-
suit of happiness; that for the attainment
OF these ends governments have been insti-
tuted among men, deriving heir Just pow
ers from the consent of the goyerned''
Until these truths are cheerfnlly obeyed
or, if need be, vigorously enforced. the
work ofthe Republican party is unfinished.
3. The permanent pacification of the
Southern section of the Union. and the free
protection Of all its citizens in the free en-
joyment of all their rights and duties, to
which the Republican party stands saefedly
pledged. The power TO provide for the en-
forcement Of the principles embodied in
the recent Constitutional amendment is
vested by those amendments in the Congress
OF the United states, and we DECLARE it to
be the solemn obligation of the legislative
and executive departments of the govern
inent. to put into Immediate and vigorous
exercise all their constitutional powers for
removing any just causes for discomfort on
the part OF any class. and for securing to
every American citizen complete liberty
and exact equality in the exercise OF ali
civii, political and public rights. To this
end we imperatively demand a Congress-
anil Chief Executive. whose COURAGE :; and
fidelityto these duties shall not falter until
these results are placed beyond dispute or
recall.
4. In the first act Of Congress signed BY
President Grant. the National @ oyernnlont
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TEKE ART PREVENTATIVE.


Printing by hand.
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Printing from type.
Or from blocks-by the ream.
Printing IN black.
Printing in white.
Printing in eolors.
OF sombrcor bright.
Printing for merchants,
And land agents. too;
Printing for any.
Who have printing TO do.
Printing FOR bankers.
Clerks. alietioneerS,
Printing for druggists,
For dealers in wares.
Printing for drapers.
For gIocers. for all
Who want printing done.
And will come and see Coll
Printing of pamphlets,
Or bigger books too
IN tact, there are few things
But what we can do.
Printing of plaearGs.
Printing Of bills.
Printing of carte-notcs
For stores or for mills;
Printing of labels,
All coiors or use, sirs,
Especially fit for
Webfoot producers.
Printing OF forms
Al sorts you can get
Legal, commercial,
Or s.IIouse to be let. =
Printing done quickly,
Bold. stylish or neaf.
At the REGISTER Printing office,
Corner 81 First and Ferry Street.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17

81 think I'd like to see those busy
creatures at work. y said city fellow
gazing at beehive. Furthermore I
think I will see them at work" So he
opened the back door of the hive and in
thirty seconds he not only saw but felt
The busy little creatures at work. Nov
ell reading has now no charm ior him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17
IL Ii =
I. K TRACT

SEkEeaF, fOr Va ia speak tsf ezce0omf
poae's sxsaaa3nfss' 3eiss'ss;, rsss, ve4e.able Fa.a
Destroyer 'Ias been in use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura-
tive virtues eaullo. be cxcelled.
GHiLnRsS.-Ns family afford to be w-.aout
ponGss Extract. Accidents, Braisesz
almost Instantly By external applicationl
Ir.,mr;iy le!ie'es pains or Burns, scaids,
IsoIIe, Fei9rs. Coras, etc. Arrssts IN
rcny ami ls pdsfeon
FEMALE EEAsAsS at aiways ;,s relieves rain
In tile head. uagsea, vertigo.
~ LEgGc27EGA It ilas no equal All kinds Of uI-
cersitigIs ~ which ladies are subject are
promptly sisre.i. Fuller details in book accom-
panying each hattie.
rILEsshii,d or biesdins-ncet prompt relief
vas,ssE ,f,sts ssn long fsis l It's pS PsSslaT ss
this dfstfessin:. and {. .lngerous conditions
ElBaEf Gi5EasEs.-It has no equal for pcrma-
2.EEIlaG frora Gny cansc For this IL 4 y,r,e-
ciise. 1t has saved hundreds of lives when an
other remedies failed TO arrest bleeding from
Ecae, gien:a:ss, Inngs, end clsewhere
RHsvkiA IlSE, nEtaALelA, Teotlsnche and
Earnclac are all alike relieved, and often per
PHf3JciAIsS Of ali SCHOOLS who arc acquainted
ommend itin their practice. wchavo letters Of
commenda:iaT from hundreds Of Physlcians,
practice. In addition to the foregoing th@M
order It's nsc for rSzveiIines of ell kipdS
simple aud chronic pinrrhrn, Cnfnrrhs
Qor which it isa rpccifc,l ChilbiaIns, Frogfs
ed Feet, ssiings Of Insects, nXOs<astOeps
etc., e:ts pped ITant.s, Face, and iisdeed
AL mansler OF skisl diseases. - ~
TEiLE9 gSk.-EeTnoyeSs SCR eIscss, IfOSen4sueN@.
and ssnlsJrt1ngS heals Cuts, ErHrtfons,
and PfTslpiGe. Ii reffres, fstrfCaTG ss and Se-
.fiesis@, wilile wonderfully improyiry tiie
C;aH.,slexIaa.
70 FAEEs$nS.--s'onGs,s Extrnct. No stock
breeder, ,ro LIVER Nan can afford 10 lie without
i. Il Is used by, u the Leading Livery Stables,
Street Railroads. Ind first Horsett.en in New
York City. II has no equal foz Ssprssins, MaR~
ntSs or saddle Ch7sirss, stiffness,
tscf1 tcstees = svclff-szss, Cuts,
BIee2tusr. HncuatGrin4 e0fGc, .5nrrhenme
CiAiliss Costis, ctr Iis range of aciitn is wide,
and tac relief il affords Is 70 promI: that Il Ia
Invaluable in every FurIn-yard - well us id
every Farm -llOase. Let IL be trick. once. and
Won viii never be without H.
GAnXlaG.-Pont.'s Extract has hcetl i,nItated,
The genuine article hEs the words P0Hes,s EN-
tract bl0wn In each hottle. II % preG1retl BY
the only persons living who ever knew how
10 prepare 1t properly. Refuse ell other prss
p1rations of WITCH Hazel. This is the only
article used by Physicians and =. the hUApi~
tais OF this country and Europe:
HISTORY AND USES or FaHD'S ENInA84s
IN pamphlet form, sesit free on application 60
P0SpS EXTRACT COMPANY, % Maiden
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17

4 Michigan editor, on discovering .
fire, rushed out into the street, shout
ing, 'sContlagration conflagration !!
confagration approximate hither
with the implements of deluge and ex-
tiugnish this combustion
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17

Telling of man who had lost his
life in a riot, a Belfast paper said,
ssThey fred two shots at him. The
first killed him. The second was not
fatal. .
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-17

CASTORTA.

NO. ii's DEFY haze rcst and fhei.. babies may
have h.uii h. II they will Cast oiin Tor Wind
Coilt:- W Dfltia fPvtrShnc~S. Sr4. Mouth
or - ofnach foe1lainfs- Il il entirely Il vesEs--
Iiinsc PREPARATION and contains nett her MINER
Al morphine. lOr alcohol. 1t il flipaSnt IL,
taKt ~ hoi'er- aud nci her gags nor Ssrpe~.
itf = Dii91ch. Of iturunt, %. snvs:
i ala using asfuru IN my fiaci ice with the
mos sigma! 'ienc!iis mad ha9ipy result"
hlS II whit eEerN ore SAYS: Most nurses in
Scs Iorcs iy nse tll,.t ;zfori: Ii Is nrplarse.l
,y afezSr~ j. u Pos. & ca. - Fey street. Scyv
'osN s'4''ca~siAT 20 Sa's.''a' Pitcher, a. d. 39v8
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NATIONAL

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A BUsIx Ess EDtTGA71ON rs THE suRESr
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sent free TO any address.
49ySn3 Lock box lot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
The Game Of Twenty One.

An unsophisticated stranger was
yesterday taken in and done for to the
extent of $55 by this delusive panel
game. Doubtless we have some dele
gates from the black-leg fraternity of
San Francisco in our midst, and this
is one of their funny little antics.
Hitherto Los Angeles has been COM
paratively free from monte sharps,
confidence men and the like list of ell
egant sneak robbers. The game of
''Twenty- One" which it seems they
thought fit to commence on, is well
known in larger and more populous
cities. 1t is easily explained.
You are walking along the
street Of strange place where an af-
fable stranger accosts you and soon
gets into commonplace conversation.
Then he suggests that perhaps you
would take drink. If you don't drink
then maybe you would have cigar.
Inside the saloon, the affable gentle
man meets friend somewhat gone in
liquor who has some dice and offers to
bet that the said A. g. can't throw
twenty-one with them. The trial is
made and the gentleman somewhat
gone in liquor oses-another trial
and the same result. Then the
intoxicated individual gets excited
and offers to bet one hundred dollars
on another throw. The affable
stranger hasn't so much money about
him. If you could lend him say fifty,
sixty or seventy dollars to make out
the amount, he is certain of winning,
and then he will pay you back, or will
step over and get it out of his trunk.
The money is handed over unsuspect-
ingly, and you are fieeced. The affa-
BILE gentleman and the intoxicated in
dividual usually make their exit from
the back door about this time. We
trust that none of our citizens will be
taken in by this transparent system
of robbery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
San Bernardino Items.
From the Times 22d.l

Mr.. Cheneith, of Phoenix, Arizona,
has just returned from San Francisco,
where he has been with some ore TAX
en- from his mine near Phoenix. The
returns netted him over $4,000 from
one ton.
There is good deal of difficulty,
apparently, in getting men willing to
officiate as town trustees. Following
is very good ticket, handed us for
publication: DIR. Shelton,R r. S. Swing,
Julius Meyerstein, John Mccall, Alex
Brazelton.
Information has been received in
town that Mr.. Baldwin's dwelling, up
Lytle Creek, has been burglarized and
almost every movable article in the
house carried off. Several articles be-
longing to Mr.. Kinman were also
taken. No clue to the robbers has yet
been obtained.
San Gabriel can claim the palm for
longevity. We have received the pho
tographs of a group consisting of a
mother, Eulalia PERI, aged 139, Mary
Antonica CULLEN, her daughter, aged
81, and Eulalia Heguera the great
great-grand daughter, aged 13. 1t is
their intention to visit the Centennial
during the present summer as an adj
vertsement of the healthfulness of
the Southern California climate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
n NEFL Id "A T. OONIVEN'
BUTLER ].
BUTLER g. SEVERANCE,
Cor. Spring and Temple Streets,
of all
Improved UnmpTOved, which they at
all times happy show to their customers
Residences, City Lots,
Farms and Ranches,
Large Tracts for CoIoniza alton.
HOUSES TO LET. LOANS NEGOTIATED
O
HOUSES TO LET. LOANS NEGOTIAT
SECURITIES AT RULING RATES

eapene % fs % rape @ al @
Delightful Home the the @ snd wh o & GG
Near6o OF he rtietp cesi n city.
Fine Residence Main Street h9u W rg @ ou % aeS stc exe
n
Charming Cottage aal sRna s sS Ts s AND very % p trees and
Slightly Residence, 2s 9H s
New and Pretty Cottage haF m @ @h aln m every convenience stable wind
Five Tenement Houses ng nar % Se % % @ % ana trees Dear
Improved Land sss so on oransp a@s s ses' choice sh % views seven
% S Acres Asrs. rsS ss1Ss % a @ c ~ great variety ''
fre
seventeen Acres one
1 sin asses: x:rss ash as Sso fsdlc tree @ & desirable %
Ranch San Gabriel @s o oUs waG % and % Sudn %
Acres in Fruit Belt no%ng s Was m % % @ @ ' w ' OAK "0
tss$ $S 5
Great Bargan Se es cit @ %
vicinity
SPRING STREET FORT sTREEI
OLIVE STREET, PlCo sTREET
aUEEo STREET ADAMS STREET MHRT TKEE
A Auatth owe prices
n the sale of
CITY LOTS, VILLA LOTS AND VILLA FARMS AT SANTA MONICA
Also, following:
o'MELvENY GooDNER TRACT
ne Buy,s call atonce
BUTLER & SEVERANCE,
Real Esrate Brokers,
Spring and Temple Streets Los Angees Gal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
The Elephant as an Execuiioner.

Among the modes of punishment in
vogue in the East there are few that
are not characterized by barbarity in
we like, hold the theory in America
that the execution of criminal
should be carried on as a determent
to others rather than as society's re-
venge upon him personally for the Of
fense committed; but with Indians
such an argument would not hold wa
ter for a moment, and this is suffi-
ciently proved by the refinements of
torture which many of their modes of
punishment involve, and which seem
specially designed as much to crafty
the morbid taste of the beholders as to
accomplish their ultimate design on
the victim.
Although the English have done
much to abolish these barbarous modes
of execution in the different native
States under their control, they still
prevail in some parts of the India EN-
pire; notably at Hyderabad and at
Baroda from the latter Of which capi-
tails we have received the following ac-
count of the mode Of executing crimi-
nails with the elephant:
The wretched ictim is bound hand
and foot, and then by means of rope
tied around his waist, is secured to the
hind leg efthe elephant, whichis then
driven at brisk trot through the
streets of the city. OF course, at every
movement of the animals leg the body
of the man is lifted up and dashed a.
gainst the ground; and it is well for
him If one of these conclusions should
haply prove fatal, in which case his
sufferings are at an end.
Otherwise the miserable wretch Is
taken outside the citv, where he is
placed with his head upon stone,
and the elephant, raising his enormous
foot, crushes 1t as easily as Ntsmyth
hammer would Barcelona nut,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
Anaheim items.
rFrom the Gazette. I

A live seal was brought into town
yesterday. 1t was captured at New
port Landing.
We are informed that a Mormon
settlement and church has been es-
tablished at Gospel Swamp.
Many of the gum trees in Cowan's
Grove near the depot, will measure 20
inches in circumference. They are
not over two years old.
A large portion of the farming COM
munity were in town yesterday to at
tend the Grange meeting. No busi-
ness of any Importance was transact
ed.
Some of the farmers will experience
trouble in cutting their grain this sea-
son, owing to it having been beaten
down by the rain on last Friday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRA
Notices Of the Press

Notices of the Press.
Hurper's Weekly is the ablest and most DOW
erful illustrated periodical published in this
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vincing, and carry much weight. Its llustra
tions of current events are full and fresh, and
are prepared by our best designers. With
circulation of 10000, the Weekly is I'D by at
least half a million persons, and its influence
as an organ of opinion is simply tremendous.
The Weekly maintains positive position, and
expresses decided views on political nd So
cial problems.-Louisuitte Courfer-Jouraal.
Its articles are models of high-toned discus
sion, and it's pictorial illustrations are often
corroborative arguments of no small force
". Y. Examiner and Chronicle.
Its papers upon existent questions and its
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