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STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
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Bimhiea notice in tb I-t Colums
20 eent pnr line.
For lejful in.i transient advertiaeoienta
tt W per atmtrn, for the tirst mwrlion, ana
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ALBANY, OK EG ON, F Jt ID AY, JULY I), 1880.
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VOL. XV.
NO. 40.
rnoFERsioxAL cards:
l 1. W.ILYKICf.lX. X . k. Ill JlrliKHY.
HUJirHUEY & WOLVEUTOX,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Albany, Orrcon.
Will tr.'lt.-c in all the '..urt itfie Stnl. l'mUati-
. .Il.lt
I- n.lNN. n. K. ( I1AMIIKKI.AIN.
FLIXX & ( HAMBEIiLAlX,
AnOR.EYS AT L.VW,
Albany, Orrgon,
.s0:Hee hi Foster's Brick Bloek.-a
vlGnlStC
ATTOKNEV AT i.AW,
AN!-
Notary Public.
Albauy, Oregon.
Oftlco upstairs, over John Briwiti Morn,
1st street. vlln'JPitf
D. R. N. BLACKBURN
ATTORNEY AND CCJNSELO.I AT UW
Albany Oregon.
Bet oj talr la the Oil J IVlUw " Triu
llr.
" Collection a vprrlaltv-.
pit.
J. K. WUATIIliHrOHD,
(NOTARY Pi 1:1.10.)
iT'fOllXHY AT- LAW,
"WILL PKACTKK IX ALL TIIK COl'l:TS OV-TIIK
I T kittle. Spri-i! Utenti..ll Kiwn W uoili'Vliouii aiul
" tiri&to mttir.
.lfiot in OJJ Frlt.w' TVuiple. (M"
J. V. POWELL. W. K. 1ULYEU.
POWELL & U1LYCU,
vTTOItNHYS AT LAW,
And Soliriturs iu t haut'ery,
ALBAW. - - - OKliuU.V.
Collet ion- promptly made on all poiuta.'
l.oiis ncfotiaied on rcasonaliie terms.
fisTUtlu-a iu Foster's l.rick.-- ,
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T. I II ( EiI.i:M -,
a r r i in i : y at j .a v.
1LSIM, U2tl.'
."- j:U.m u;Ki!iirs in the odd Fellow's
1 eilipS."".
vI.-5:kS
f7 M. F" ILL Erf,
A l'TO UN I :y AT . I .AW
i.i::.tox oui::o.
WU prHclii-e In nil the i-mirtu of Uo" si it.
Cr.i.iit a'.letiliou i;lv lo .-lt-el (..n.. i-n
ve. muck aui e.xaiiiiuali.ii ul IiIIi-k. i'ritr
iim!ok4 a fiiaoiv. vl-ai.aif.
J. A. YAATiH,
attoiwey amd cauNSEion at iw
coitvALUS, oaecsom.
o
A'lil prnrt'ce In nil Die I'.miU Ho Slit
ayoai.t tm 1 if1 fi
ltMl-V I.
' II. J. BOUGHTON, M. D.,
imiw, oni.tox.
THF. TMXTtH: IS A i:i! Via'ATB OF THE ITX1
VEH.SI TV il-.li-P i'.mI'-v " V'fc.. n.l I.
w member rf ll;ru li.tiii Mr.lu-at lIUt;r .4
Sfr Voik.
iilbrf anil ritli'T? n in t i f K.iiirtH anS
ijl-!.'.lUi 3U.;;. iii-oliIi' l.-k tlc 1!. rtan h,
,--rtn. ' ' ' "" " 1 i..ii;'.jtl
p. V B4LI.RI, M.I. J. M.IWtlL,ll.D.
CALUKD &: I'OWELL,
Plijxlchiiis and Hurgcons,
I.rbiuun, Orrton.
Ot3.'eiii Lebanon I-'rug Klorp.-iS-X
vir.nlOtr
Dr. WILLIS l'KICK,
DKXTIST.
Odd Fellows' Temple,
Albany. Oregon.
Office hours from H to 1'. and from 1 to 4
lr; 11. .1. Churfchill,
nOMSPATHIO PHYSICIAN&SMGEON
(Oiliw in- Mi-I!wainV ISrii-k.)
Albany, - - - Oregon.
C pronic liisas a opwia'.ty. Can be
f.jnml at my oll'u-e at all liouri of tlie tlay
r,t mu;lit w hen mt professionally aiijeiii..
0, 0. Kelly, M. D.,
Phvsiciau nml Surgeon,
Al!iA'Y, OUrtiOS.
-Ollir In Jf'Ilwin'a B!o-k.
j6i)ce, iw door tiortli of I!rojiii Kartory,
vUnStf
j, $mmnf m. d.,
(Jjucfsor to Ir. llrecor,).
Oftjceaml reniilenre on fevcml Mittl,
ijpar No. J' Engine llouso. 23if
OCCULIST. AND AUIUST
AI.E.tI, ORCGO.V.
rvKSUOI.DES IU8HAU KXrRRIENVKIN
IJ ireatiri me various d!searf-s U which the
ye ami ear are nul.Ject , and ondJut of
ptiviui; .uurc nitufiiiuiiuu li lUaK WHO may
p:ac inentHiveii umi'-r ni8 rare. . tjijgir.
TAKE NOTICE!
IK YOU WANT A CLKAN, COMI-'ORT-abla
iravi)rliair-i-ijl or bath go to the
- FASHION 11 A I JtC V TTI XG 1 E AD
? AUAilTEIlS,
wlteru rou will fin J Una. Kne'ander and
Henry l'ii:knnto always on hand and able
itml willing to Uo gooij work.
Itooui on Firnt rtiwl, Wo tlixn s below
xv'rtlli, Fargo it Va.' t.i-, WMK
JOHN IiLLIOTT,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT
Albany, Orogou,
Information given cheerfully,
ma at Albany.
Address
HOlf
(Successor lo J. B. Wyatt.)
Pealer in Heavy and Shelf
ITartUraro, iron, steel.
Mand" Ml echanie'H
4 Toqli.
Cn First street, one oor elt of S. E. Tounii, AJ-
V i ... , any, Oregon. ' .
fTTT O TJ A TT?TJ My f.wn-l on fl!i M osv
i'vulrt iii iiwj liti' t' It lS NKV i OIIK.
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i s so.
8 Am K, ou(2
IS SoW KKi'KlVlNO IIH
Sl'lilKtf AND SUJIMKR
' S T O'O K
or -
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
CARPETS,
GROCERIES,
WALL PAPER,
Houso Fitrnishing GoodSj
ETC., ETC., ETC.
I AM NOW ort'KUIVO A LAUCFK ASl BKTrrK
M'uoK lluiu rw-rfefore, n4 mm i:arrUic rrgu
Ur Int. if rrlMll lUviitkf jni VASU (r
Ulcut, 1 Xitl iliiU'i UtllKt tu Iht UIHirrHUJ.
I loiitelhoHC unntlnz kooI
gftotls at )opiitr prire lo mil
ami krr uir.
SAAIl KL E. YOVXfi.
t ;-WraT ,JMt "aichK irmr
sunriris:iR
ThU remedy la tho rwrali vt ma.U t-4c:iii:ie tu3
and many careful cxpcrtm-ff, auj tu.iU rt
mmurit ucdlcinui rcpttratturj cf It tmi. It U
iUaant to l&c?t3tle.n! tia utayin-uiilUj wbich
lomler il puw.rrul tMiito l euro u-J l fvrfrvcDl
d Mease, ami alo to O.i a auU uud vbSveblr4
fantlk.i t.t mr healthful utiuu. itul i IUua a
b'niii!t in all &suac?.
1 iniinalin tlw tt:mritLr of t!tff L!itul, t'i
natural anj TMcrBar rtviu'.t i ihv mrt Hrrul
u anl -the- I'iLn l!rtUn a.i4 1ihsv i K-iUil-Iri
Cancrr, I 'Uvrs a:iI . her i f
t!on. lrstnn GnruJ Zvbiiar. c:r., srw cunl t-y
t' iafc IS i iter it tt !j t. ..sx.v! mwb(-
tr.:lif highly mi tlwrmu I irMrt ,--.
an iittiluto for alcohol u? lr;r.tj
Ill a medicine vhkh rhimU U In ctptt f.irHy.
xwuij doctors bilU.
Bottle of twoei;r: prlcrs&OcmHacd ft.crt.
Warifr'i Hae Hid
f r at n rt Ii rr 4 ' u rr.
1
auU Halo Mrrvisv b4
latiiuputlur riruivUU',ni(
Uali.-4 111 lhr rt-i'ct-
arscrt rlr- Rftn
ira r ty J-r-.
nuniry,
M-ml ftr Paw eh kt ft4
H.H.Warner&Co.
Kilii hi Altmoy ly I'OMIIA YA M ASN.
Tn Salem hy K. S. Ill'linKLf.,
AMIAXY.
C0LLKGIA1K INSTITUTE.
Al I!lV, (Xit. .
The SccucJ Term will open oil No
vember II, 1S7D.
SM-iciititk aiui NnujJ.
4 full rrpf laMrnrlan lui been erurrd.
Fr fart'utilar wmwnjinj; lite curte of nluUy autj
t Ei v- i lk:ut .v. oiit; TrrVt.
STAR. BAKERY
CONRAD ME"SER, Proprietor
Frei!i ISrrnd nil',
Groterit's and Trovisious of all
kinds Uieuj ?
CROCK EltY, LASS WARE, Vie
0"CaIl and w;e my Stock. 42tf
AlBAHY HEAT MARKET.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Veal and Sausage al
ways on hand.
Uilient Ciisli Price paid far kiotls of fat stiK-k.
110, FOR SODAYILLE !
B" WILL MAKR Tit! PS VITI(SMY STAC 15 tyKfiV
ALBANY AND SODAYILLE,
ami will wirry iwth ffrelirht a raeiti;t;rf. Luave
ortlera at St. Charfc-s ur tit eri Hi huh. J now onn
tlie foci stable at H.rxvilln, auJ uiU tik ( ;nre of
UortMfS leu in iii' cimre.
4titf , T. L. DUCOER,
51 ))J your own locality., ib'o rwk. ,7Vonit tin
an well mut ' Wany .tiuitirt uiore ttutn tlttt aimmnt
ntated aMe. Kn one rau tail uhiu&q money fust,
Anv iHie i-un do the work. Yuu ran muke fnnu 50ct.
to an lHur hy Uevtitintr yiur evunioM aittl hpure
liine to the hiiHttiHM It cmtn nottiini; t try the hua-
iii4. tthunf like it fur iti-imey nutktf) ever uuertni
hr:f.re. liUHtite iileawant itxl strictly hotturakiltj,
Keader, if ym want to know all alwiy the bext fta li(
btihtnerw htifore the miMic, tonJ -us your aUtlress awl
wa will ncitd you full particular and privatd terma
free sampls worth f uto free ; you ran then make
up your mina tor yourself. Attareaa u&unv& piuy
SON k CO., Portland, Main.
WASHINGTON IKTTr.
tmoa oi a amxikA roniiMrijNDWiT.l 1
Washixothk, l. V., June 22.
'ili'or J)rmicrtl : , .-.
Congrvsi has quiotly foliU'il iu teuta
ami tlqmrfivl. 'It wai tlt most dfOeuf
nml orderly winding tip f a ni-mium I
linvo ovor witnraHi'd. JiiHtea.l of lioUy
and dimigrreaUe niglit-MmKiouH, and U
grand Hcrnmble, tlin biiHiiieHa.wwi k'it
wfll in hand nml cli'ured tip wiOumt
luisto or confiihion. Tli cloMiig duy
witni'HRfd tlm tt'int, iniiial, to
"otilr tbroiigb" Home liltlu jolm, but
tlit-v all faild. Tbe lobby, what tboin
ia of it, giH'a away dmaatiiiuVd and tin
luiy. Hut the lobby since tb 1 Vino-ei-nts
have controlled Congrea in but a
Hinall ulTuir, without influenr enoub
to tn? worth ooiDaiiaon with that ot a
frw far ago, during tbu era of gtMid
Ktt'ating, when Garfiold and Illaino and
othiT lUdiotil luuiiuaiioH wero tm:kct
ing Ktox-k and ?-i,000 fHa. Tho irra
eat ('orign-KS has ben triotl lionext,
a-i was its irtslccossor, and it "to niu-
ing to bear tbo frirnda of "libf ral a
iroriationa" groaning vr tli iani
iiionioiis Imbiia of the DeinocratM and
contraKting thrfto with lbt gloriiiun day
w In n broad mul litx-ral luindod utatt-s
men um .l to ''niuk thing howl" in (he
lust hums of tln seiviion, and w hen the
1Iouk, inatrad of adjourning early on
the lant day, UHcd to &it all night and
.rush through jnhs to t!n ttinn of auitniv
tinii-a intllionK in the cloning hours. It
i.4 not 8iir(.rihini that th johWrn.'buni
tnrra and lobbyist are. aoh'fuoiy -r-
uudud Unit tht roll n try would gt to
the do khoiitd thn Iniovrata -Wt
their Pn-sidi'iit.
Hut while thin hiijij.y relit f f.oin tho
lobby ii.l ita I'tiortr.oiiM jol it a Mu'iira
of I'ongral illation to the American eo
!e, there U hti',1 one feature of a uon
ing M-ssion whU'h toiuheii at I ha heait
and riiliittM thi lytiialliifa of the juat
man. Th-n were tnany cucwom,
iiiiioiis f.i. en among the throng iu li e
corridura -f the C'iitol tm Wednenday;
many to whom the Ihetiug hours of the
iuitfHiii were tilled with difji fOl.teiii
and aiilqioti.1 Miipenw. There weie
some who !iut: hig been M!init( for
theii jiihl JliM, for IlioneV houinlly
owed to them ty thia liih and 'w el ful
ovei lillli lit, and which theV need to
ii't the heavy Linden of veity iiid
leelining yeutii. Many cf iheae will
no ti their staves long lieforn their
!:iiiiis w ill l-e adjiixteil, not teaiihe of
uiiV iin liiiiitiou on the nit of Ctxigrew
to do I ln-iii a wronj, but lan-amu it in
ply imj-oHnible, amid the ever in-
rienii!jj JT-Kture i (' mu h huVtiei, to
Itnd time for the rtmaiderr lion o( half
the !.! Hi t l-teHeliled, J'titil ihure ia
M ine 1 1 ll.untl ci en d I, r ll'ti enj-reoa
aul fide t in iie of iininiijalini: and
h riding mi t laiiiiH of tjie elmi ut ter lo
liii:'.i ! refer lui. ellaiieona rlilii,
in Mo.; no colilietlloti Willi dmiiagi a or
itm udlirtrd l-y aeta or incident of the
war--we linint go on doing rrui.d injna-
li.-e to luuny giHxl I'ititriiN, keeping the
old, the iir, the w retched out of amnll
hiiIih ll.al. lHlotig to them. r. ii
lirw hre - aim thrown out or au-iu-
atiiiillv ti jectid hy the detriment that
nhoiild pay them, and the fund, utibnje
ptopriuU-d to aouie other puroae, while
the only ap-al i to Cougretut. , t ia a
national hlmiue that these thing exint,
and the Kinmer a icint-dy la found and
applied, the l-tter it will lie for Our
Keif respect ua a eople.
1he UepubliijaiiM Jornmlly opened
Uieir cauipaigu wiijt a aerenade to Ceo.
UarfiVld here on Weduesduy evening.
l'.y parading a band through the streets
with red lights iudipiouly burned
ulong the atreet, a Jtretty large proWd
of ltadical atatpHtuen and' niggers waa
gathered up. There wa no lack of
numbers, tint the enthusiasm wa thin
except when the nttme of Qrnt hapr
(ictied to be mentioned, l ws a (irant
crowd. Tliere is no diljiculty in get
ting up a crowd here for, bealdea our
large iopidtiton of negroes, who run at
the beat of a drum, all the government
clerks belong to what are known aa the
different atate organizationa. These
always turn out (!hii such ocga.soiia,
t their liUNiiiem, They are govern
nieiit employes, and doe not the Re
publican party own the government t
Of course it does. One of these asso
ciations had more men dn it ranks
than all the others, and ii carried a
flag with the word "OHIO," on ""it in
ong lettprs. vVes, t is ' tlie pnjted
States of 0hia'f laughed everybody
along the toute. B"t iierhaps it may
le a good idea to have tbe oensna of
Ohio taken over again i next .Spring,
There is likely to be a, jtnd.dn iucrease
in tho popuktiou of that Bute after
the 4 tL of March. . j i '
This KcrVrmlo to Garfield looked a
good deal more like a Grant meeting.
Most of the speakers bad been 'ihe au.p
porteis pf Grant or, ISlaine at Chicago.
Ore after another they got up aid said
that if Grant bad been nominated be
certainly would have been elected.. As
he had been defeated the narty would
do the best it could ,to suoceed with
Garfield. . Genliogan made bis . first
appearance aince his defeat along witn
Cameron and C'onl&ling, nml ivwi-rl n
gieatt'V ovation tlmu tl.pCAntlhlutt Jyr
XVeiiiilrnt.' When ClariioKI cniup out
ftiul vihuI liin Httla KpercH alt wuk (ptlct
and aoleinn. Ho didn't fcy very iniich
did not rrra ay wlmt ho Ihonght if
bUfiieud llnyea for vetoing tbo bill
emboilying hi atnendment to the elec
tion la wa' relating to'Mandutl. It can
hardly bo iioiaiblo thut ho approved the
veto, though even .then ho would oe
eupy no niort inconaiatont and ipiea
ttonabhi an allitiido than iha-n hi fi "tend
Have. In uchieving arlfhtuUilifutiuii
and piling tip abkiirdiliea tbo fraudulent
occupant of the Kxecutivo olliee might
aufely challungn tin real rieled eiunpi-ti-tion.
' Ho vetoed tho Little DelicieliCV
bill lieouuao it contained n lider. 7io
waa opHnd to lidera. Thi waa the
Hole leuHon aahigned. A tho rider em
braced leg'mlatton admitted to lw fair
and itewoHHary, nd a il hud bei-n
fritined by Mr. (Jiiilield, a Ileptiiilican
leader; and a friend cf Mr, IIuvi.h, the
democrat took il out of the deliciency
bill and puHKCil it tia a Kepnrute mena.
tire, w hereupon hi fratidutf ttcy draw a
forth from hi-, deak anolhf-r long mid
-v 1 - ' t -"' 1 leto ItieNaage. Thi'lo ia
tinplitiity and a Klrovig Oilor of trickery
in thi pel forniauee. If Mr. II -ye in
tended to trto Udifield' compromise
why did ho not auy ho in hi tirat veto.
The truth i . he originally intended to
aign it, but. ha him-o yielded to the
aalwart tiuoile and luude thi Veto a
oiio of hi rniittihtition to the JUdiettl
plot to rapture the PieVideiiey at any
coat. That there ii aiuh n determina
tion I will explain more fully in a fu
ture letter. ' PttoNO.
.lll It Aa A KttlKI .ttlBKI.B.
(len. (lail'el.l i inainty renponaibk.
for the intaoage of the Malary rati-Btid
la.-k jiay kleal, the history ot whieh
may be briefly reeited. Ien. I oilier
refuted a bill from the judiciary rout
Inillep, Feb. 7, l.HT.t, to double the Jiy
of the lViwident and iiii"ieiM tho Kiit.i
riea tif the Vice lVei.Ient, (.vbinet,
Spruker, Juatii-pw ot the Supreme Coin I
and luetitbera of (UMirewi. Thi Kihi-lue
had tii-n. thoiouldv e:in vahMtt, and
only wailed a fviirb!i h:tut-e to te
hitiliche.l. Tin i!nj a Liter (ii'li. lo.t
ler iiKHed to MO-J i lid the rulea, k.i a to
attach thi hilt a n ''tidei" to the mi.
Cell.ilKvlii ui'propi iiltioll bit! then clid-ilB-
It wan la-aleil by thirty. nine m.
jollity, which included tuinw- if lite
at longest fi iend of the propmi-d plun
der, who voted that way foi eflecl.
The font fue wh thn dtawn, and (!en.
Cutler knew vi here to plant hi l.,t.
tei iea.
Th leKi-.lniie appfopi iiitioii bill
panie lateV I" the llouie I'eb. -J J, load
ed with me hundred Hiuelidineiit.
The liutuinl coiiiax wn to have had
th.a printed, at that ineiiiU-r might
ex iiiiiiie the new ill nta. Jlut iherewna
n hiiim to ply, nod (iarhYUI Iik.U the
lend. llv virtue of hi ciniiiniaiiship,
he luovml thut thn House leaolvo itaelf
into a coiiimiltee of the whole on (he
o-e.-i.il
order. SuxpicioiiM had l-'n
I j a nkeiie.l, and adjournment hud !een
voted down previously. J)weM wax
put iu the chair, and the dour waa
o-ned for the grab. CmiT.i'I.I bad an.
Hiiretl iietnlif.i-H llut the bill would not
bo called up that night, and the llotieo
waa thin except on tho stealing hide,
which waa in the awtet of (iarfield'a
trrachery. A ajieciulvoto waa d.-iuund-
ed on tho llutler amendment, now
moced an a "rid'r" to the Mnding bill,
It waa defeated by fifty-two majority,
Butler himself voting against, it. - Jlut
be itnuit'diutoiy moved to recotibidcr
and to adjourn. Nothing wan now
wanting tu livct tho voto but to icfime
to adjourn, and then to clinch it by re
fusing to reconsider. Tho iuuo "waa
clear, but right iu the faoo of tho large
majority jiint rcoordod tho Hoiiho ad
journed hy a atill larger majority, leav
ing tho reooiiKideration alive and kick
ing. The next day llutler'a motion to
reconsider waa firat in order, and when
Farnaworth moved to Jay it on the tablo
and finiah the hoMiness, a majority of
thirty-nine answerpd in tho negative
The not vole fixed the Congression
al pay, and the bill, with thi graft, waa
Bent to the Semite, and thnnee to a com
mittee of conference. On the hostility
of the BeSHion GarfiuM reported thn bill
back, doubling the . Proaident'a aalary
from the 4 th of March, inatcad of tho
end of the fispa,! yea.r, and raining tljo
pay of Congress from ?1,000 to 55:7,500
fetractivoly for two years, with a lng
catalogue of augmented salaries for
public (iIHohi's. , e pretended that
there waa danger of an extra neRaion
jinhwi the report was adopted, and the
Ifouao Committee reported aa follows:
"It may le an- unwii.e expenditure in
aoiue rcKjiecta, hut in uioht rcB t)ie iu
,oreaHe i (iiOier 'Rtvi ouglit.to be made.''
't waa finally :di'ivcn ' through ty a nia
jorlty of six. ;.
A patriotic aubscriber sends ua
greeting aa follows; '-Thank God,
pati iutisin ia again on top f, A ml noon
the Constitution will be the suprt ine
law of the land, and not political ne
cessitiea which keep a lot of' dirtv
thieves in office !,'
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH.
MIIIT THK l-AI'I.U Mil'.
Tho following imriigrapha In r'ul.t-
hloH to 1 uncock mid . UnrlWi--our
ciiidldiilp for rroildcnt und Vka
1'roMkletit nro takon frtmi the news
paper of Oregon nml "VVnHhi"gto"!
KKffllMCAN. '
Tho nominal lc.i may bo regurdfil
un tho alrongcst tluit could lutw t oeti
made, uinlor tho firuiutani,(M,,S'..
li'iit tStalcmiih
General Wlnfloh! Ki-olt Ilutnwlc
wit plai'tHl.jti nomlnathm on tho 1' Itli
nt ('Incinntitl, by tlio Donwntt-i, n
their cnndiilalo for friHlilenl ul the
United Klntca. , This net inn Won it
pur with tho tioiiiiiiiitlonof McCIi l.an,
nml Orecly.aiul ltm iittt'inpt lu enp
turo republican vole by itiiikl-g the
nomination of n limn wIkimi record
uceords Willi (ho tuncU of Hint parly.
J'imrfjuri l'LiiiidettU.r.
William II. Knglbdi,' tho lei.u-
.riitlc nomhieo- for Vlco rrehident,
lui McrvtHi in Congroa avor.il term.
ntnl lin undo moiiio, rcpiilnllnii in
p ill 1 1c. Ho i it mint of uliillly, tt tttl
hi tumlnution wit Inlcmlcd lumnkv
MiH-uro III vote Of Indiana ul the elec
tion In Novoinlior. $,ih-ut Sur, a m m.
Not it dark lump, cutwchtlly, buf n
wttr horP, he rldcn lu the cauv.in,
trampling licncutli hi mailed lu-i-l
Iho Iiojhj of lh Hcniiaracy in Hie
iu l h. I'urlluwl Trfr-int .
The R?hUhllcaii National t'.c.ven-
tlon aurprifwHl the country by It nom
ination of Garfield. Tho Di'moer.itic
('oiivtMttlon ha Mirpslsed itaelf n-
well. Gen. IlatieiM-k wa tbo bio! of
hi corp utid tho tidmlnitloii of
Iho Army of tbo Potomac. Hut one
other man, not oven (irant hitn-t If
or "flcClelbtn, over rwlvcd the ova
lion and cheering recognli Ion of worth
from iho old vetcnin of Ilie nrniy
which Hancock m-elvcil on the Hl-
slnrrcd battlefield of I'riHlcrickHlitirg
When Met It-Hun met tlu iHurin-
i.cd nml l!iIng nrmy beyond Chain
Itridgc, Hancia-k a cluirgo iihji
Maryc'a Hill nnd Sii-klf.' return In
Iho army after tho bw of a let? nt
Gettyabnrjj, were Iho flire invent
when iho love of the wihlier fur Ii'm
general moved tbo Army of tin' Po
tomac to lhe greatest di ni-il'.-trail.ui
of t-ntlitii.-i-m. For ?.bt li-lt io, the
line t'lnatsl and i -! mclii-tr route
taH-amo i rexobite jinny, t M
dier erovvib-tj roninl and wepi n
hlt;bl of tlieir In r. - Ni.-Uli - l;..i t r
Ilani-iM'U !;ey ai-iii il.Mlh t.y tin u-
Kitiid, clM-t-rioir f-r llo- lir.ivi.-ri ! ;i
la'lovitl Coluniililili r.
Tho ltepntilie.ui pirty m-n. e-ry
voice mul every vote. It h i n.i
fraud eainp-.tiii ir Tifibu Itirri-llo
oinli.it, uii.l, wo fear, will have iie.-il
for tliojioit leader have w m.-rcile
Ifc kl..ll..!.llP.l.t fa .e ft... If l.l 1. .1.. kill I... I
!. . . . ..
Thi lliorilitiir, oil lbeMH'iMiii tmilol,
("i lil-ral Wln'h-hl Sitl Uamiak wa
liolllilUltiil by Ilie (h-lilcM Title li.it I. III-
til coin I'll I k,U for prehlent 'f Ilie
I'tiited State. HI nomination m-
ctire lo tho t nitcil Muto the pttvi-
lego if choice la-lwecn two excellent
men lo till tho higln-t jHilioti witli
in the ifl of Iho Ani"i lean people.
The nomination of General Hun-
cock I without doubt, one of the
very strongest that could. ! mailt-.
northern man, n war ileiiUKTat, -a
soldier having a brilliant reconl,. In
till particular lit I llo pi-t-r tf f if-
field. Snittl I'vst.
In the first place It I idle to talk
ulaiut any of thoaotlicrn Ktatcs going
republican; the democratic candid
frto will get nil of them and would (f
be were not ono hunt'iouth part us
good a man ns Hancoik. li the
doubtful northern utate Ikvro U
notlung In lua recprUj which I purely
military, to repel any large number
of hi. jmrty from hi support and lie
will us nearly (toll tho full atretigth of
Ida party In such states aa any ono
could. Hence It would bo unwiso
to concpal, jf conwalrpent woro jioh
aible, the fact that the republican
must not ejHt't a 'wulk-tAer."fr-
DKMOCHATlf.
Never la'fore In tho reccollect Ion of
tho writer haa tno entliushism been
so Intense and universal among Hem
ocrat at the result of their Na
tional Conveution, und the aentimpnt
of Its excellent laen so general atnotio;
voter of every kind. J'ortfosi iiV-t'i-larJ.
G'on. Hancock, tbo "Stonewall" of
the Union Army, la tho iVmtK-ratie
candidate for Presidem, having re
ceived all tbo votes In tbo Cincinnati
convention except thirty-three. Hur
rah for Hancock. CorrtiUlu JltaJe.
The choico of Iho Ciftt iutyal' on
ventlou tuts falfeu Hjin ono. of tho
iio.Ht't.tiniju'ihetl anil gallant men
of tho itiion Winflcld Scott Han
tiock. Olympjn Standard. ,
Tho history r.f tho Army of tho Po
tomac would be incompleto without
Hancock. In nearly every engage
ment from Yorktown to Appomattox
Court House tbo command of Han
cock took a conspicuous part, and hi f
matter of history. His letter to'fobV.
Pease, o( 'Jfejjas;1 malk's hinini-aooirj'
rtfek'litiaivo and twmservative atates
man .and ono who will, if elected,
have the Interest of tho nation nt bis
heart, and will govern It free from
rings or cliques. Sunday Jrwwg,
GjP.n. Haneockiias nlwf&'s been a
pPthocratiand lits namo has been pre
He'nted to the NationalConvention sev
eral tlmps by the State of Louisiana.
Oh the first bau) be rece'tyed niost o.f
tits strengtn i,rotn me tjoutn; voteu
from (he States being castfor him.
ilU record is not 8mircbebyaoyo,ues,-
tloKublo IratiHtiftloti, Mich n Credit
Mobiller, DeGolyer paving contrncts,
or buck pay aalary gralix. Iiut on the
contrary bo bus nl way borne the miruo
of a pure, upright clll.on, and never
ban thcro Xtwn oven a whimper of us
plclou again hi lionbsfy nnd Integ
rity, buying nil ieroiinl fcfllng
tihhlo wo uro HatlHflcd there U no mnn
In tho United (State who run ki1 a
uiuny voteaa Gen, Hancock,
Mr. liugllali la ono of lndiaiia'j
nblcst Motw, und Id blgli character,
and Bpolles reputation, both public
and private, give atrcngtb to the
ticket and asaurcn Iho electoral vote
of Indl;tnrt.--iVi7)ie C'uarJ.
I.VOKINUKST.
Of tbo camtldatcH, let m nay Ihi:
They mako tho alrongcat ticket tho
iK-mocrutli! Convention could have
poHHlhly plac ed Uforo the people.
'i'lio IiemocraU at Cincinnati m'ut
lo given credit for cotiiidcrablo forc
alght. They nominated one of the
bravest IJnion general of tho war,
and thereby forestalled tho cry of tho
"blomly Hhlrt," They took up a man
who ba served In public lifo only a a
soldier, and tlieri-rore,uplikc Garfield,
ho bud no iKilitlcnl rrsord to attack.
They fouml In the candidate a veteran
of tho war of Mcxlco,and thin iaomc
jhlng to glory over. They choo onu
who lui known democracy a he learn.
ed It from tho Immortal Stephen A.
Ii.iugiL,titiiJ v lio, to day, Maud alone
Hiiiong tho neiieral of tin? war on
Iho I'idou hido wliom the enxx-rala
have iiot .nought or compl lined of. lie
l a man of brilliant military achieve
tiieut uiid.oiin who ha nothing to
utHwer for in private I fe. :vcburj
)IV..:u Um IVrll.nJ B. u:) )
l l l i' Of Ttli: l-OIIIII II. tlOKIi'i.
The lire U in p.nilioii lo lLe a di
p,inhiolm! nu I icavouhle view of the
Hili:ii-al Mtiiili.in, nu,' whiie it concbl
hioici limy not ulwavi. ! infallible, it
C"pl'ened Opinion will l lean! hoii-i-At
UI..I hiiu-eie. In it piexelit tie- of
thing", octy aigu.in the political zodiac
preaagea the coming on of n iuokI ter
rific conflict, of which no one can fore-aei-
the H-auli." The present hituat i-m i
ntiogethtr impici iilenti d, and we are
bound to tuiy I hut it i full of extreme
peiil to the IJ.-pubiiean j uriy. The
I ifiiMM'mtic ('.iinei.linii l,s made the
very lr.iU'jej.t liomitiati.yi HKnili!e. It
ha lee milled mm) can dejieud oil I he
, Moll. r- ,i! h. It ti ll f I ...... I Up till. llH-
r lo'i'i.i, breach in New Voik. Itl.a
in.iiieill.lli. the Mildier Volp. It !.
: . . . .......
.i..i -ii-iy nc-et- ilie I..iiIiiI.iI Nialo
of t' leeiietit, an 1 hi. hi. 1 a veiy fair
elmli,-.' .1" -ii. -.-ens in IVuiivycaui, New
Vo-k
.d New- 1 1 nu j Lire. It ha
I i 'iioii.ii.,-d a l.iiilijiit un l h'toic m. Idler
wititoiit 'i .1.-I...-I i or kiMi.. i.iHi.i liii . . i .
l.-hhl.iti .1 .Oi.f (H-riHiluil repulalion ; Mint
!e. logout if tie the d.viarat ion of
plat be ni, w lit. h are not Kitptcd to
tin ii ii iiiiii-h if to ll.in, ih qn.tioti
lo 1m. decided i, other thiiiu lieing
einul, wbieli of the Jo s;ntt partiea ia
iiuiuetieally the tdronvrl Which of
the two ibsl inuiilied H.il.liel tun ol
tain the f;re.,ier iiumbcr of electoral
trob'K ?
It huoiik) kept in view- that the
Greeley mid Mains k liomiuatiou are
by no i. lean aiinln-ou. A largrt prt-
portioii tit the army was cotiiMed of
l"nioii-leluocratic aol.ber?, and tl.ciJ
defipinetl Greeley !-caue of hi pusil
I. minion utii'iide. at the )iit and last
of I'm? war, nnd most of them voted for
Giant. This lime they cannot lie de
pended upon by the H-ublieaii pjirty ;
they will naturally gravitate buck to
their former political atHliatiou. and 1
attracted by the more brilliant soldier
of the two, without regard to Mr. Gar
field's Kuprilor c.aims a a statesman.
Moreover, the present campaign will
not admit of any . advantageous ue of
tho bhaibjr tihirt, and there are no more
Kii-KIux atrocities to keep up.olitical
inilamutiou i-i thn Northern States.
The better sentiment of tho country ia
now that the War of lvehelljoUj beyig
so bnig gone, ought to, be vJasSed with
the long ti,nvl Wara of Uoses, and
t,V,al tb( wbole Atuerican jieople should
i united iu the gieat w-oik of national
rehabilitation.
We may therefore admonish the Jle
publicans of (Oregon that they have uo
latent energiea which ia does not be-,
come thein to bring into imvjeiUate ac
tivity. They canno.t aftuvd to indulge
nny lo"C? iu HU mliona ring adminia
U 4! inn of party aflairs, or to drive off
uny Msib)e assistance. The political
aitiatioi is wholly changed, aud tbe
grand result is poised in even balances.
G AUI'inLD has' many claims to dis
tinction. He was not ouly a aulary
grabher, a Credit Mobilier apeculato,
and a Da Golyer lobtiyi but a mem
ber of the r.Joc-ti'ial CuniniisMoii that
aCVtuplishcd tho theft of tho Presi
dency.. Isn't he an odoriferous cuss for
a preacher and the Pi evidential wiiii.
dale of the God-an'-IovaHtyites 1
1t Ut'l uU ewly Kriunly.
Wariiisotow, I. C, June !, lata,
TI. IT. Warner & Co. aewlleinen ; I
have known of the toniedv now called
Wariier'a Sufe Kkliuy aiid. Liver Cure, for
th9 pst eljjlit nioijths, and can personally
testify to its efficiency In kidney ami liver
troubles. I can trutiiCuliy say tkat lu, my
opinion it'is the best ayd only eflicieut
remedy for, such troubles eyer brought ba-
toi;e the peopl.
ous very truly,
Cot,. oua K. McChkssky
Ull IT TUB . V. II Kit t,J MlV.
The New York Jferall htving ofi'.-r-ed
Gelieial Garfield a niucli npuco h,
ho may dehire lo vindicate bim lf, and
having hearu fiothing froio the nominee
on that point, make mioiher proposi
tion which i certainly not let lil-ral.
In 1S74 Gen al Gartichi' taut a for
leclrclion to Congrea wa tiitu.-h cm
barraimed by the Credit Mobilier fli.
closure;, ii i.d to M-t lumradf Hiaight iti
tho Westtru It.-Hertu ho nejiare.J and
waned 'pamphlet, in wl.iidi bo declared
that he viiidicute.J hiniMelf. The lfor
aid think thut thi) j amphlet, made
whajg the fa.-t were freali i.i General
Gurtiehi'a luiiid, and when the teUmo
ny will all in a tompU-t a it can be,
now would 1 more vuluab! tlmiiHtiy
defeiiKO of later prejar.tiou. Jf the
pamphlet wfl a gij.J defeioie t the
time of publication, the -,', U of the
opinion that it w ill Le a ockI def.-n
now, und therefore proih to pay lib
erally for the pamphlet an 1 giveji lie
l;liejit of w idrt eirtiilalioii; or, if tl -u
oral Gariirld i'il (.end a copy, the r,
ut-l will print it fi..t. of a,;, with auh
Cuniuii-iiU nu it m.y tl.uiiaiel. -ThM
are high minded nd 1 b.-r.l ol.Vrn, at d
if General Gailiuld thii.k well of hi
dlfUB0f 171 IlD Wjii l e HO ;!! tO
get it bifore-lhe public that 1.- will tei
cgraj h the wli!.t pHmpl.1ct to tho II.fr
a!d at hi own expense. We haw an
idea that ho valuable a d-iciiiu.;iit aa-
not bri long hid Sun tin ler x bihd.
I.ni 'iMciil; Courier Juniei'. '
.
The New York JfiiU iliakt a loud
call- tixm Caiiiei.l to Hpeak ..u?. It
y l.o i the oi.ly c-andidie f r the
Prchileurry who i.a Im-cu charge.l with
x-ni,i,iry i!ihoiior iu .-u'.cinl reUiiona,
and warn him thst l e fannot alToid to
remain aileiit m. I.-r the uecuat in.
The 11 raid ..o!,.!. .. .r ... i
method of vindication
, . h
1 Ins charge in
question, the llcrnhl Ky, ha v.. f --n
published iu the New York Su-i mc
in and t ear oat, nu 1 it Mt-e.t that
G.jnei al Oai tit-Id tdiad briuatiit against
the editor of t!i. S,tt fir IiVmI iu ur.'rr
that the truth of ftLiiv of the cha:-g-
may !.. etubUd..-.l. The Html I .4t
that it i .re!v u.intaken if tho Yn..i
, r.i o , ' , . " i
of the .S,! i wmii f nt waive i.-'ai
ceptlonai.J pro,,,,,. y ajer b. f ,r a:i
Ohio inn to mi,, ., i an in.iiciju-tai.
The niuoin ..( iii Uerall are .o A,
Itiifeto v, h ,ever, tht "ih-v
. , .- "
win lioi, u l ,.n ,i i.y l.jrus-i.l. . t-iS fy"
ban D'ntocrai.
i
Garucld is ou ii,e def.-uisive iu i,v i
v...o ....tti it, . . i 1 " j
eve-m until I'n-.. eiave cii:ir;'es are On.-1
(OHi'd ,.f. Il I,.. 0111 r. fule tin
111 lei
linn tl.t aouiice rr wit. ft be ticT uies !
! make nny d- fencr ilie i.aturi-.l pie- j
sumption w iil be tha.i ha t... do-!
r .. -1; 11' t 1- ti
teliee wIik-ii w-oidd Beb, loul. The case
1
against UtW La a teiitb.y ugly hok us
preaeuted by hi advecsai U-s ; ilie r
ceut aMiloeif ,,f bia friend a dalu
a;ing as the oiiiiml M.-cuHiioris ; ut
iess.he conn- tu the rescue b$ is Iwuten
out of Mght before the campaign ia
fairly oia-ued.--.vVio York Uendd.
PrtUnJ Standard, July 1 1
. A RII.IIT ST P.
Mr. Wm. Wutkiud was before the
Qtaud Jury for three hours TesUr.Uv
, iii , ..
no, nil, g and had pr0p,,ed for its mm.
Ik-i-s the law to.iching
wpou me q-ira-
tion of lila-1. From present apiaarnncea
it loka as if 'Mr. fcitanley of S-iUni and
the Orrjonia.t would he indicted, the
one for causing to be" published und the
other for pub'.i.liin n gross lilad eou
cerning the aforesaid Mr. Wutkiud.
Messrs. More-land and IXttock were
aubpouiaed yesteriUy, and their evi
dence was Iftfcli') that the groat ii jus
tice ibiue Mr. Watkitvl was uninten
tional. Hut to cut Si man's throat ami
then tt41 him that h was mistaken for
another person U very little consolation
to the victim," nnd tho law holds the Or
ejoulan respeiisible for its own and the
acts tit Its servants. tiotesnle ctiHrea
of a most disgraceful k isj.V .not having
even the color oj tvuth have heetuputi
lished day ajfu-r day regarding Deino-
pcratio leaders iu the Orejonlan, and al
lowed to go unpunished. The last
straw, accusing Wat kinds . of hating
stolen $116,000 with which to make
Hon. L. F. Glover U. S. Senator, has
broken the camel's back, and the writei
and the publisher of the villain? will
both be made ia sutler the, penalty of
the law
1'O.U Alt l l tl.tli: IMlCL.tlXX
P nothhiff equals Pr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
Kcripuou. Jt is a most powertul restosa
tive ton!,-, also combining the most valua
ble nervine properties, especially adapting
it to the wants of dcbiytaJed ladies sutlex
iui; from weak liaea, luward fever, eon
irestion iiiikimmntioii, or ulceration, or
fre,iu nervousness, or nenralglo . is,
Mr. (i. W. Seymour, drupgist, of Cantoiv,
N. Y , writ"! i)r. fierce as Uvilows : "The
deniauikfor your Favorite Prescription is
wonderful, and one wan otated to ine that
his wife had not done a day's work in live
months, -.vhen she commenced taking
your Favorite Pretcriptinn, took two bot
tle and is now ou the third bottle, and w
able to oo her housework alone and milk
fourteen cows twice a day." Ir. PierooS
Favorite Viewription Is sold by all .iculrs
in madiciut's. ' '
Mr. J. II. Bates, Newspaper Adveiis
Ing A cent, 41 Park Row (Time liuihliiii;)
New York, is authorized to contract for
advertisements iu the Dsmochat at our
best rates.
. ltCiiKWATIO..
A aSni-iiuaR nnd bl Willi. Wlf- B.tb
Happy aart t'vntenlril .la laJaUrat
and Laving Untband ! Frrt-
If tblldrca,
Tfie white lady married to a China
mnn living-.. on Alder l reel, ha ex
lieriencedj some trouble and ciubar
riowmeiit.irorn the peculiar astonish
ment and wonder of her Cauca-islan
friend. Tho moat Important fea'ure
necessary to make a happy manager
now-a-daya 1 either good hard mon
ey, or else an overwhelming love for
each other. "Gold! gold! bright and
yellow, hard and cold," 1 iho tieauli
ful fdiiniiig crextare that ofiffi acts HB
an f mpurtant lever la th:i9 alTair of
love. Panp I,unn t-carne acquainted
with hi wife In ,San Franclco, about
four year ao. While attending l!:e
Chiui' Mission, isituatel in Uev.
Otis Glbtori churcti, be noticed fear
llculsrly lady teacher, the uniform
kindnes b her pupils, and sweet
gentlo presence JiitcTcted Lang and
lie therefore applied to the proper au
tlufVity and bocamo n 8trecia:lvo
and devr,!el jiiipil. His ndrrii-afion
on iH-cameao Intense that hid fictions
betrayed bJm, and the lady, discov
ering the depth and true r.obila-of
hltaiwn, frankly told Mtu that fche
lowxj him, and In unswer to the itn
ptlicnt eiitriities and pafsionat
words of her lover, assented lo his
pro;si.-iiion and sooa after became bis
wife. Tho notoriety and eailrJcal
criticism and abusive epithets heaped
upon Iho unfirtunate young couple
by the iewpnpeis and individuals
K.-caute no painful and annoying that
they at lat detenoh.td lo move
away, ard about fourteen monthsago
Mr. and Mr. P. Lung arrived in this
city, anifin a ineasnro escaped tfce
puilic notice hiuI lnquisitive'eyes of
those peophj who were to numerous
duiin their residence In San rran
cisco. Mrs. Lung Is an English wo
tnn at abfiat 25 years of age; she is
a blonde, and is perhaps live fet six
inches in height. Sho is perfectly
bfppy with her Chinaman and loves
bim a ilevotctlly and Mt-urely as if
ti id tlit? w liltest tskia in the world.
In her appearance Mrs. Lang is verv
, , ,, .,,-,. ,T .
i"i no iiuj-ii.r.. jirr nasnis eiw
furni-died hi as nice' and elegant it
manner as that of any of oor Caucas
iin citizens. Of course the position
"Ire his voluntarily chosen anil nc-
iiepteil for life no doubt seems uo-
'. l.bt.ilil h! fin nu in tn tli. ffl
, that hbo unconsciously sufTers from
j s-ial etracism, and her society of
' Mfii l' l" v"r' Hiwital In nambcranU
i s:bft i:i quality. Mr. Lung-is' an or-
j ,- ... '. J , . , ... .
I'linary Chitutiuau. In bis habits ho
v.in hi tt.el! are
: w hsto a ; eart, end his fintrer ualls
-re '-aily Iriiumol and free from tbe
' PW f dirt- LunK wears
j tail and dons the Chtnc-e habit be-
cause bo di?3 s- much business with
tlie C'hins.-rien. Bye and bye m
niukee little more money, a'.le same
MeiicatJ marr, cut Ohi tail. No likee
Cfiiiuimeii; he:i likee Melii-an."
. . . , ..
ui luiniri uurTHlouiIJf, VI 15 etlCJietl
.,. lnfi.rr....livit. IK.. Itu I r, I .... i?..,l w..,.
. ..... .....-.,.... a.. ...n. , j ... ICUU.JU 1
to tiuit bis misle of living end adopt
H the peculiarities and habits of an
American. if course be inu-t re-
tiotincc all th.iught of ever poing Iwck
; ,. - . . . , '
10 Chiun, and expect to die anil.be
burteil in this countrv. Mrs. p. Lunjr
has two children. The oldest is a Ill
It'.' girl of about two year; she was
iairn in Sau Franebico. The other is
a baby about a month old, and Is us
cunning as any baby could possibly
look. The Chinese do not call except
tier hnb:uid Inviies them, and slie
has ih trouble or interruption from
any of them. The Chinese women
are friendly. A few of the higher
class visit her, and are intelligent
and virtudbs in their character and
polite and dignified in their demean-
. . '' r . . 1 , . r 1
01. iiio lamer hiiu luoiner ot jurs.
, Lun, are residents of this State, and
ijVl. aNiut tilteen miles from this citv.
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Occasionally they visit her, and are
very well satisfied with their son-in
l nv. Lung is a rich Chinaman. lie
has a largo store iu California, and is
inteiesied in two or three in thfsi
city. He has provided In a handsome
manner for his wife and has not for
gotten his mother-in-law and father-in-law.
In every respect he Is a
gentlemen, and could not lie orject
ionablo to any of our most fastidious
ladies if he was only an American in
stead of a- Chinaman.
There is mi advertise is,ent m orrreof
umns m wluch we lake mucli Measure in
reterrirts ottr readers, Ixh-wusa bclieva
in i; aud can conscientiously ,nd heartily
t.icoiuniend it. We refer to Hall's Hair
ltenewer. We remember many cases in.
our midst of old and uiiddle-avfed peoplu
wlio formerly wore Rrey hair, or whos
lK-ks were thin aud laded, but w ho now
have presentable head pieces, and -willk
no little pride announce tOUheir trfend j
that they haven't a prey hair ia their
lieads. It is a pardonablti priito, aud tbo
world would be lietier off It' there was
more of ft, for when the aged make them
selves attractive to otbsra they are more
more certain to win and retain the e sleep
and respect lo which a burthen of well
spent years otitis them. Try Hall'a.
Hair ritnwer if age or ilfsease has thinneii
or whitened your locks, and you will
; thank us for our advice. fan ilandlo
News, Wellsburg, W. Va.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY. Instead of
going to a doctor for a prescription, if you
have Bright 'a luacase, Umbutes, Paiu in.
tbe Back and boins, Smarting, Inilainnia
tfon. t.'aieuli, Brick-dust l'eposit, or any
I sou hie of the Kidneys or Bladder, buy a.
boute of Dr. M time's NephreUeutn. iW
great Buchu Compound. It is the ms&
wonderful preacrij-tion for lhe.e troubles,
ever compounded. Messra. Abrams
CarroAl, wholesale druggists, &ay: "We
ivgsrd Nephrotieum ay ibe bast kidney
and bladder reined? In the market
Woodard, dmggitit, Portland, ir., savs:
--r-veryoooy speaas nighly or it," t'htids
drnpgint, Portland, Or., says: "Sold lots
of u; itfti-vsyi does the work." Many
lutve been cured of obstinate kidney eota
plaiut after the doctors have ifiveu them
up. Piic, For sale bv ali drug
gists. ' "' ;
u Iteceplioa I'setl. -
-It is strange that so many people will
eculinue to suCar day after day W illi Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour stomach, or Utneral IVbiliiy" when,
they can pro;n;e at our siure JShiloh's VK
trtliie', free of cost if it does not euie or
relieve thm. Price, 7 5 ct1. 6iuldby.r o-.
istiay & Maaou, Cruggial-i, Albany, Jr.. :