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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
rRoM Ldwra SOM srnsxs.s.

rhe Mountain trabs~ "s'crseaaIs" OF Dob.
hiasslIic condition OF the Mountain
Read-t;anse scarce, Eiss PlcntiTalA
Few EaisDdca- sickness aad Health Of che
aaaniain Tourists DObbinsviIIe aud
Daodlc.rsugdons aud TheIr GanieIpal
ssrsfrs Camp Incidents. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

It is strange that so many people will
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, or General Debility when
they can procure at our store Shiloh's VI
talizsr, free of cost If it does not cure OF
relieve them. Price, rs cts. Sold by Fo-
shay q Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
aseE lse 'sosns4ias,

john Aliliard started over the menHtains a
few lays ag5 With l51'i1-ad Of eattie. which
ile will take iuto the Gs4Yer Creek espptFy,
&t tie hel.l Of Crooked River. lie lostthree
hs4d between this and Cache Greek, bnt will
be apt to get them again. Charley Elkins
aecoinpauilsd hin, as far as Clche Creek.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
To ThresAlns machine owners.

Now is the time to FIX up your machines
for the harvest II the boxing 5 worn. call
at this eface and buy type metal to, make the
repairs. It is as good Is the best quality Of
"Babbit." and will not cost no<e than half
a. much.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
Rlae Fnrniture.

Fred Graf is manufacturing sons of the
fnest furniture ever exhibited N this mar
kea His bedroom sets are perfect models0f
taste and beauty and what is better ssill.-
they are ali from Oregon timber
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
sen, Below Again.

Mark Rudd, SON of JAS Rudd, OF Peorias
was committed to the Insane Asylum some
time ago, and shortly after he was allowed to
return homo, having improved great deal,
but last week he again showed signs of insan-
ity and was returned TO the Asylum on Sat
urday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
4 nos Lo...

A small yelIowish colored slut was lost
somewhere in Albany last Wednesday, and ii
she is returned to the depot hotel liberal
reward will be paid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

DR.. TANNERS famous fast of forty
days win end tomorrow at noon if he
don't come to an end before that time.
1t seems to us that his stomach win be
terribly surprised when he begins to til
it up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

ALABAMA went Democratic last Mon
day by a majority of about 10000.
Gen. Weaver claimed it for the Green
hackers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
A Fair Prepe.I.Ien.

The O. c. r. r. Co. have agreed to
charge only half fare rates on their road be-
tween Eagens and Portland on all persons
wishing to attead our County TAR in Octo-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
WsoI WanseaI

will pay the highest market price for
wool delivered st my warehouse in this city,
G. D. SEEPsoN.
AlHAsr. June 3. 1850.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06
special 20 IaFnrr..

The following letter has beaa ai,ire 4.si 70
the farmers Of Oregon by Mr. Paul sshulz-.
land sgsnt Of the Oregon and California Rail-
road Company;
I.ASD DfrAErMeNr or 1Hn
OEEnoS 4 CALiToESIA RAILROAD 90.
PoETiANp. Or. July -. 1880.
As ia former years. beg 10 request ,oa t.
save good specimens ol growing grain anil
grasses ia the sheaf and samples of the grain
after Il Il harvested. znd 20 forward them "a
this office with eachspeeimen plainly marked
80 ~ " tell il variety, aud the name and
address of the producer. All specimens lsft
with any railroad or express agent. will be
forwarded 10 this office free Of expense
Tho exhibits Of Oregon products which
the pnhhe spirit of thu farmers Of Oregon.
has enabled "a Ia make several times NJ var.
ious places ia tho United States nbd Europe
has demonstrated more clearly flsa anything
else the various resources .f cur Stat~: the
fertility Of its soil aud tl.s rkr.llrnes. 81 10
climate. And our State has l--ra greatly
beneGtted by them. l spp-a'. therefore,
again with eoniI~"rr tn Your eftsn tfisa
l,bsrality. E"ara Very l:rsperifaiiy.
istrL ScuTgyE.
I.sHd 'st. %. Il &. 4. T..
We hol-U our isFlncr. siii not forget 10 j,
| stAsi ~ beaPs h4ofe thaA ahA tsAllf 0ts" y
abow up the resouscra ii "sr eoantfy. aii,
Tor that rrason alone Me. Sehalzes ieaacs
shoulI meet With hearty rrspeitz.. fr.,t, e,,s
farmers.
II you have aome extra good whra.. "atr
harley. rye. lax. or grassep. cnt nice sbsa
and bring il to town with you on your nex
trip. II yon viii bring il to this ofiice w
will tax il for yoa in good shape. giving til
variety. height, when raised. name ol pro
ducer. cte.. aud relieve you Of all fnrthe
trouble Please do not forget this. Let q
lose no opportunity 10 advance sho interea.
Of ogr own eo1at=aaily. Who will answs
tsia call frat:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

Mr.. J. H Bates, Newspaper Atlvertis-
Ing Agent, Al Park Row efinaes Buildingl
New York, is authorized to contract for
Advertisements in the DEMOCRAT at our
best rates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

For Lame Back, SIDE or Chest use Shl-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price, 25 cts. Sold
by Foshay & Masons Druggists, Albany,
Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

MARKs-WILEY.--On Wednesday, Atgast, l. 1850
Al &c residence os Dr.. q. W. Gray, In this city, b
Rev s. G. IrSins, D D., MR-s WlE- MARzz and MMs L.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

ssIhe Christian Growth" will be the theme
Of Rev. j. T. Wolfes discourse at the NJ +.
Church in this city next Sunday morning, and
in the evening "The Future Existsnee of
Man."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-06

Remember to buy your babblt metal At
this office.
National Republican., 1880-03-13
sPARKs FROM THE POLITICAL ANVIL

Stalwart Republicans are not boilers They
recognize at all times and under all circum.
stances tho first law of party existence, which
is-submisson, complete and unreserved. to
tho will of the majority. When Lincoln, In
the stress an d storm of war, called ever and
again for more men, 1t was Stalwartlsm that
sent back the unfailing response
We're coming Father Abraham.
Three hundred thousand strong
and kept its word until the Confederate bolt.
ers from the Union, the scratchers of tho Re-
public, consented TO waive the right OF tho
minority to dictate to tho majority. Boston
Evening Trarsler.
If any of Mr.. Tildens friends are solcitous
about his health, it would have done them
good this stormy morning to see tho old gen.
tleman walking down Broadway in the midst
of binding snow.stoTn with as little APP
parent unconcern as if il was bright, sunny
day in midsummer. He had a big book
under his arm, as If it might be a ledger or
something Of the kind. While the rest oi
mankind were riding in omnibuses OF patron
iaing the Elevated, this candidate for the
Presidency was taking pedestrian exercise
under circumstances which cOncusyely dem.
onstrate that, whatever he may be in other
respects, his physical condition must bo first
rate. Just now this fact is of no small i'm
portance, and the politicians, TO whom he is q
per eipetual object of interest, may make note OF
it accordingly.-K Y. Cor. Phila. Ledger.
National Republican., 1880-03-13
PERSONAL.

JUDGE HUTcHISs, Of New York is at Wizards
HON LEVI MASH, Of Pennsylvania is stopping
at Willard's.
GovERNoR WILLIAM GLPN Of Denver, Col, is
booked at tho Ebbtt House
HON. THOMAS Is. KEOGH OF North Carolina, Is
among the guests at the Ebbiu House.
DR. JOHN Il. RUSSELL. OF Washington, Is among
the list of graduates of the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons, New York,
o. L. and +. W. NOBLE Of Boston; John NJ. Good
fry Kansas city, Mo-; T. A. smith and wife, Water
town N. VI Mr.. and Mrs n. H. Bryant, Boston;
Daniel q. Fort, OswegO, N. Y, and B. Radkey aud
o. ~ Holingsworth, Austin, Tex, registered at the
ST. James yesterday.
MAJOR J. Z. WILDNAE, OF Indiana, arrived in the
city last evening and Is stopping with Captain A.
F. Mcmillan, 1877 Riggs street The Major is one
Of the leading young politicians Of his State, and
is very generally spoken of as the nominee on the
Republican ticket for Treasurer of Stato
r. L. TURSER, of Wheeling NJ T. Whittier and
wife, of Boston; Mrs ], a. Henderson, New York;
DR.. H. ]. Joynes and wife Mrs, l.. JOynos Rich
mond; Mrs. N, J, Cooper and children, Long
Island NJ. +. PTate, Alabamai George II, Cook,
New Brunswick, N. j., and NJ j, smith, Philadel-
phla, registered at tho Metropolitan yesterday.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

WE have received the initial number of
" Golden Days" paper devoted exclusively
to reading suitable for boys and girls. The
paper supplies want long desired by parents
to fill the place of the nonsensical and danger.
Gus reading now so freely distributed through
out the land. We hope that many years of
life are in store for "Golden Days." and that its
cnnsnlt its nngcs
National Republican., 1880-03-13

CAN any one doubt that, If a respectable
Democratic candidate were nominated, thou
sands of Republicans would conclude that it
was, on the whole, safest for the country to
cast a quiet vote against General GRANT {?
What would be tho use in incurring so many
utterly unnecessary risks 2-N, Y. Tribune.
The above query is just about as wise as
it would DO for an advocate of General
GRANTS nomination TO raise one of n SINH
lar character against Senator BLAINE or
Secretary SHERMAN, for neither of these
gentlemen would be any better assured of
exemption from quiet vote cast against
them than is General GRANT, This kind
of seed is not profitable for sowing now,
and no true friend of the Republican party
will be found sowing 1t.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

The testimony of Mr. RUBY recently gave
clear and lucid exposition of the colored
exodus which began year ago, and had
its origin among the plantation laborers of
The cotton belt, and was prompted by the
political prosecutions and outrages commit
ted by Democratic mobs all along from
1874 down to tho time when they began to
leave. Mr.. RUDY gave the details of out
RACES that should have dckened the chair
man of the committee if he has not become
callous under continued contemplation of
scenes of outrage and brutality.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

IT is said that there are times and occa-
sions when fools rush in where angels fear
/" to tread" and when Senator HILL throws
himself into the arms of newspaper re-
viewer for the purpose Of indirectly smirch-
ing a fellow-Senator aud his family by
innuendo, it looks as if he emulates such
fools. The most absurd, ridiculous and
foolish attempt to challenge public sympa-
thy and cover multitudinous personal inn
moralities is involved in the HILL inter-
view, in which he needlessly and wickedly
drags Senator and Mrs KELLOGG TO public
view in his party organ, for party adyan-
tage and to cover his own inarmities. 1t is
wanton, cruel and indefensible, and deserves
the severest roprehension. The publication
Of his silly yarn was voluntary and is with
out excuse and should be met with con-
tempt and condemnation everywhere. His
pretended fear Of a conspiracy is only par
Rlleled by the flying fugitive from justice
who sees a constable in every bush.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

direct avenue TO the Democratic hoart. He
may perhaps be foated into the Cabinet
over sea of wine, but to be consistent the
wine should be made of grapes grown
under the foster care of tho Agricultural
Dcnortment
National Republican., 1880-03-13

THE Democrats do not believe at the
present time in political assessments, but
they do believe in swelling the force of
their employees in the House of Represent
atives and the Government paying for
work done in sending out speeches for the
benefit of the unterrifed. But under the
last Democratic Administration (BUcHAN-
ANS, political assessments were the rule,
not the exception; but in their Indignation
at such being done at the present time,
they forget the past and what they would
do if they were now in power
National Republican., 1880-03-13

FROM the length of time that Senator
VOORHEES, has been identified with tho
Democratic party it is evident that no can
endure much that is wicked, wrong, cruel,
tlisloyal and dirty, but it would seem that
his exodus Investigation should wean him
from all such relations unless he is given
over to blindness of mind and hardness of
heart This performance does not pan out
very fyorably to the Democrats, and the
farther he pushes it the worse it grows,
National Republican., 1880-03-13

SUBSCRIPTIONS for the Herald Irish Fund
will be received and duly accounted for at
the counting-room of THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1880-03-13
"Aro,rnd the World"

The last four numbers of JOHN RUSSELL
YoUNGs Abound the World with General
GRANT, which complete the volume, are now
now being delivered in this city. This perfects
a most beautiful and highly interesting book
which will add gem to American literature.
Odd numbers and full sets can bo obtained at
No. "a 81. Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

THE outrage that was perpetrated on
Mr. WHEELocK, native Of New York. by
the Venezuelan government demands the
prompt and summary action of this Gov
ernment. There must not be moments
delay In teaching all nations that the pro-
lection of our citizens is the first duty of
their government
National Republican., 1880-03-13

IT Congress should vote FITz.JoHN
PORTER that 100000 back pay, would it
not be in order for the Government to lay
claim to the moneys earned by said PORTER
whilst a Democratic ofiice-holder in New
York and New Jersey?
National Republican., 1880-03-13

WHAT has become of the Indian Bu-
rcau
National Republican., 1880-03-13

SLOWLY, but surely, Justice FIELD is
backing up, as it were. And TILDEN en-
courages it; but when-well, the field will
be lost.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

THE Agricultural Bureau is just aching
to have tea-garden in South Carolina.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

TWELVE more men to be employed in the
folding-room of the House of Representa-
tives to send away speeches, etc. That
contingent fund is swelling.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

REPRESENTATIVE TUCKER says if tht
Democrats in Virginia do not heal theil
differences the Republicans will carry tht
State this fall
National Republican., 1880-03-13

THE illegal" aspect of the FrTz-JoHN
PORTER case is at present disturbing the
minds of the Democrats in the Senate-only
that and nothing more.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

THE bald-headed young Republicans Of
Massachusetts, have not been heard from
since Ex-Governor BULLOCK spoke.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

THE REPUBLICAN may be mistaken rs to
n historic date, but that in no degree
changes the fact. Does the Alexandria
Gazette recognize the difference?
National Republican., 1880-03-13

THE Supreme Court of the United States
may possibly feel bad over the adoption of
resolutions by the Virginia State Senate
disappearing of its recent decisions. But
then it's possible the Court won't.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

ANOTHER clerk for the Committee on
War Claims, House of Representatives. The
Democracy are taking all the comfort pos
sible, us this Congress will be their last
opportunity.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

ROGER A. PRYOR is desirous Of entering
the political arena once more-hence his
application to have his disabilities removed.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

How can the United States Supreme
Court ever survive those resolutions passed
by the Virginia Senate? But it will.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

COMMISSIONER LIE DUO gayo vino supper
to n large number Of Congressman at the Agri-
cultural Building on Monday night.-Phih'
deiphia Times.
In this case we have to go abroad for the
news, and if true, it is made apparent that
General LIE DUO has discovered the most
National Republican., 1880-03-13

PRINCETON COLLEGE, New Jersey, has
351 students, of whom one is in favor of
JOEL PARKER for President "If the best
people only had a chance" says JOEL,
"then I'd be, etc, etc.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

WINTER was fussing around yesterday
with another snow storm. 1t still fingers
in the lap of spring.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

WASHINGTON, MARCH 10, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-03-13
CHILDREN WILL READ,
&" GOLDEN DAYS"

Understands childhood. II will delight Its
young friends with sketches of adventure,
incidents Of travel, wonders of knowledge,
humorous articles, puzzles and everything
that boys and girls like.
twill not tench children to become run.
Rways, thieves, highwaymon, burglars and
outlaws.
The first number of
National Republican., 1880-03-13

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cnidttOn la the District.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

PUBLICAN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-02
PETIT JURORS
d,aau 70 ,e.,n' q. 'e"'n CON nencio
Sepiember 2, N, 1880.

d,asu 70 ,e.;r' = 'e"'n commencing
Sepiember 2,h, 1880.
Ada rS-IIen"y &c :. Jpun !. S'ioe. Cob
ei Sui II. George Sui
8eaver-Ai'e id.le, George VI. 5mii.
Geo C . e.ier.
Serve west-S. ia hart, John reikcr.
Charles o. Greeohoc. John o. Cos,
Henry u. House, II. d. Maubscl.
Cen e-.Hepry Soook.
Cdanman-- Thomas Page .Argus us S''oub
Frank . -fhomas Bowe.. JOIN A. Die
r.cs, Mo" {; Z 'dleg, Jobu =. Norm q,
Benz min W enmye.
Jack son-.'. ave Gross, .iaeoa klingler.
Jrhu I;eichley, heu'y W. sower.
William Sholly, Solomon weizel.
uidjlebl g--Jacob Beo'er. Thomas Bib>
j-haus, Civic Ste Ter.
Uonroc Theodore Z. ndmmel, Jacob p.
waguer,
peuu-Cbsrles y. Beaver. Scnhs"es Gem
berliu.. ueo y Meyer, William u
Suyder IL am Cr'cs. William q.
woodliu..
Perry Perry Helm, Elias uinniu n, Rile!
Weave.
Se,ius- owe lanes -. Davis, George
Guyei 'oward D. Scbnu g.
Union D piel '>rebhs.
wnsbmg, bqu G ran, Geo sc y
NJ 'ller, }. VI. Spa isle,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-02
The fc.Ilblic., "a. ~.

Some iii ..s Wt'c, 4 Has No
DO.e.
1be Chicago T. T.ijp,e meuiio js
he follow,og as some of The thiugs
which the Republicans have 40,
done:
They did 10. usc an army 10 force
s.Ace"v toto Nalsis.
1'ney did not lire opon Fort Sun-
Ter.
They did not a'fempt secessioo.
They did not pluuder The natioo
OF its arms.
They did not iuIuSa ale REBEL
ion.
1aey did n 1t dt;vc Ane ;cJi con
nerce from the seas.
They did not "hu2 q" over Uuion
disas' ers.
They did not mourn over rebel
defeats.
They did not oppose enlistments
N The Union amy.
They were DOT draft riot ers.
They did not bang uniou colored
men in the ci,y Of New York, or bu Il
heir asylums.
They we o not "nu; hts Of tho
Golden c. fclo.,
They dd not commit tho at"o-
cities OF Libby, Bell Isle, Salisbury
and Andersonvi.le.
They did not oppose em,'ucipa-
too.
They were 1ot".lu-Klny.'
Tuey did ros commit the butch
Y Il. Fort Pillow.
Tpev did lot commit tue hoi r.ble
mass o at New Oileans.
They did not butcher the CHS
holm family.
The, did not massacre black men
at Hamburg.
They did not orsLiiize The Louis.
iana White League or the South
Caroliua ride clubs.
They dill loi iaveat t,le e" 'iss-
issippi" p'a,.
I lucy did iot nso tissue ballots.
They do uot resist the national
authority.
They did ao' sol mp heir S iItoj
above the nation.
Tney did moi Try to pips'.';i tho
American mechanic.
Tnev have not bee, m inpedi-
rnent 20 na iou i growth.
They have uoi oeel@, hin3ranco 20
he p' orles prosperity.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-02

The Cl,cI oil ticr.Oc> - Ils becr
i3ar - up '1e resol' o. The presi .
denial coolest aud uld thai GAR
field will lave, coun NJ New Yo T.,
lndiaaa ii Conuec:lc,, amoog the
Repdblic.i states 2l2 elector
votes. Let him lose Indiana aud
Connecticut and he will ttill have
20l. Take away Maoe from ,he
list thcs depleted aud he will have
lCi. In addition TO these he may
lose Oregon aud Cal;oroia and still
5Iye l&J-euopCh 10 elect. II he
lose NV No'k al C. ~ he states
named Ga field wil have 1877 elec-
io.u votes, If he lose New Yol l.,
Connecticut aod Glorid, aad carry
Vrgioia he will have 1S6 voies.
Or he N y lose New Yok, Connec,-
icut and udiaoa aud ca"rsios Vi-
cip a, l'lo id. ald New Jel sey. have
sill 100 votes. The Democrats can
only ucceed bv carrying all ihe
sou ,he.n q States and New Yo.k, New
JerIoy and Oregon or Counec, icu,.
Losing New Yo. L they must carry
all the souihe'n states, New Jersey
Indiana Connecticut, Maine aud all
the Pacific states of California, Ore
ron and Nevade to have 1877 votes.
The prospect is certainly not dis
coura2ing 10 the Republicans. ln-
deed it looks as il the Democrats are
approaching their .jfoci Waterloo.
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Campainn Lies

We do not believe one half the stor-
les we hear in regard 10 the candid
a es FOR the Office OF President and
Wee President. or course all four
Of these men are human aud it Will
be strange il auy one Of them has
lived 30 long without malina q mis-
tale or violating any OF the laws OF
prudence. But these miserable cam
~ 'gn lies, that have been started b.
,ue n,''isar , esi on both sides, are
neitue. edlable nor c.cd,ble. For
los suce
We do 10" believe that Geneia'
Hgucoc' eyer Il owe 4 mule 800 tbe
ca a S,ch icc ~ worii be OF.
e ) % ei % 10 tIe oa,lie Of zoe
ma.
We do uot believe h Ceoern'
g. iield Ger ttolo NJ Su ats
rI',pcu, The We y ile. is y O.
pos @. ous.
W. do not believe lbs' CIes eg A
A hur ne asst n oil Wi'res Boo y.
! hal 1000" IS claimed by Scrsean
Dos oI Cotui',.
Wero hnt bell, 70 thai General
Ga jed ever bLu'el down ,ne
Americ,r IA : ibe rcqresI Of JEFF
DAVIS. AID JoG says be dijor.
We do uot believe hat Gece al
Hs1 cocs bou, hi n ST. Of clothes
o Oales Al ca rod paiG for tben ID
CIedit i'o5 .ie- STOCK. o les wou'd
noS Uave akeI IA, stuf' io' ,be
- nou,s.
We do loi bu'ieve that william
Il. S,y'sJ y',e old De Golyee n
ecu 20 s,a, DO Gu 'c0so II o, A
COW pod aeroseue cIu did tba;
business.
We do 90 Je''eve '1ai &. A. A =
ho' IS sod "; Io' q reco d.
We do 10, bel eve ,ba Goue Al
Haucock VS. Ia ced oGt OF Tie
New Yol Cns,on bouse because
10 woold o., sdlp)it Iildei add
c,,i' senice efun.
We 10 20 beieye chat Geoe-a,
G,field was rebel sympaihizer IN
NeSl U leIns.
la fac,, we do oot believe aoy OF
Luese campaiGo les about Ga loo.
atd 'pgiield, nautbuc aod Ar';sb,
Cied; MosoIver. Ms. SobiIlier,
anu setvice, C.il Drver Re;o N.
aud N these o,her folks.--Hig":J-
or. GC.P te.
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Aoy Republican Union soldiers
who may have con- emplated voiog
70. Hancock, will be very apt io
pause and reflect seriously dpou the
prop iety Of such sep, since lead.
I ike Hampton and Toombs are
disclosing what ;he policy OF ,he
souih would be iu tbeeven; OF lIan-
cocks election. II the old boys OF
he sodth are going to have cooirol
of the Pfesidedt, loyal Union sold
iers will not cast thei' w 80 ia favor
Of snch party. Republicans have
cause TO be thankful thai the south
crn leaders are pte nasurely dec'a e
i,g their Intentions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-02

st. Leuis bas oa baud case OF
re n. Lable fas;i,g, 10 the person OF
a young lady who has sooe fifty
doys wi hou; eithe, eaiiog or driok-
Jog, The gill has been an Invalid
for two wears, ard a few weeks ago
her illuess assumed q peculiar
character, since which time she has
beel unable TO tcte roo islme1t of
aoy liud. Eer case at;'acIs greai
at en,ion, she having been a beau,i-
:u' Girl p ior 10 her illness. She
appears to suffer great pain at times
ADD f fiequently makes noise some
what simila' to the barkidg OF n
dor,