AN TO GRATITUDE.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
THAT RIBBON AFFAIR.
in the Union. The product of Oregon
in this class of manufactures was half
as great as that of either Michigan or
Wisconsin, and was valued at $50a,-
857.
The Farmers’ State Union, which
met at Salem, on the 5th inst., was
but meagrely attended. A resolution
was passed stating that inasmuch as
the objects for which it was created can
be more effectually obtained through
the agency of the Patrons of Husband
ry, its further continuance was unnec
essary. The various clubs are to be
informed of this action, and are re
quested to send all accounts to the Sec
i
retary. When all indebtedness is set
tled that officer will place the books
in the hands of President ('lark for the
use of his State Grange of the Patrons
of Husbandry.
the President first pardoning the re
peater. What rascalities of any kind
has a Republican ever engaged in ex
posing that he has not been summarily
disposed of as though guilty of a crime ?
These instances of Republican virtue
are certainly rare enough ; it seem a
great pity that they should be punished
when they do appear.
Dowell has seen fit to make a per
W ashington , Dec. 24, 1873.
Dowell must have a rather largely
sonal
matter of the charges preferred
developed idea of gratitude. He says E ditor T imes :
Official Paper for Jarkson & Joseph inc fountin. we musn’t make any charges against
against him, and among his myriads
******
of lies, slanders, etc., he makes the
NESMITH’S OFFER.
EDITOR him, however naughty he may be, be
CHARLES NICKELL,
A good joke is told on Hon. J. W. assertion that we overdrew ribbons af
cause he let us use his press. He even
.JANUARY 17, 1874 goes so far ns to say we never paid Nesmith about the nomination of Wil ter the fire of last April, and charges
SATURDAY,..
him for such use, and leaves the im liams as Chief Justice. lie went up us, like himself, to be an onery thief.
Meeting of the Demoermtie State Cen
pression that we never returned the to the War Department the other This assertion is so very contemptible
Apologetic.
tral Committee.
I that it is not worthy of passing men
paper used. When he says this, he morning to make a requisition for 10,-
The Democratic State Central Committee utters a willful and slanderous lie, and 000 stands of arms, rifles and accoutre tion ; but as he has seen fit to mention
Our readers will please pardon us
of the State ot Oregon, 1* hereby requested
i
I
for the rather extended notice we take
to meet at the city of Portland on Thursday, he knows it to he such. Not only did ments, to be furnished to Oregon, it, and as there are many who do not
the 22d day of January, 1874, at 2 o’clock r.
of
B. F. Dowell this week. We are
M. of said day for the purpose of designat we return the paper used, but we more where he was informed that the.State understand it, it behooves us to nail
averse to engaging in personal fights, and
ing the time and manner of holding a Dem than compensated for the use of his had already received her quota. Re the falsehood to the cross.
ocratic State Convention, in accordance with
intend to ever l»e so. But when a person of
Last Spring, while at work in the
the usage of the party, anil of transacting few lines of type each week. We turning from liis interview with the
his stamp attempts to weigh our character,
such other business as may properly come I even went so far as to work several Secretary of War, he met one of the Sentinel office, (for the accommodation
and
slander and blackguard us as he has,
before said committee. Said Committee is
of
Dowell
’
s
foreman),
Dr.
Aiken
common
decency calls on us to give him his
Senators
with
whom
he
wits
intimate
«•«»niposed as follows :
consecutive weeks for the accommoda
......
Jackson
just
dues.
Personal matters are of but littlo
Benjamin Haymond
brought some ribbons to the office to
...... Douglas tion of his foreman, who could not pro when lie formerly served in the Sen
A. Rose........................
importance or interest to the public. Wo
............. Coos cure help and was left in a sorry lurch, ate. Shaking hands with him, the be returned to the owner. They were
W. H. Jackson.........
will here sav, however, that we could till
..........
Curry
Wm. Tiehenor.......... .
advertised
in
the
next
Sentinel,
and
Senator
with
a
quizzical
smile
said
:
should
we
have
refused
to
acconnno-
our
paper weekly with Dowell’s heinous
....Josephine
A. L. Waldon...........
GENERAL NOTEN AND NEWS.
........ Benton date him, receiving hardly enough “I congratulate you, Nesmith, on the shortly afterwards, Miss Anna F. Kent,
private transactions if we saw fit to drag his
J. <’. Averv...............
. ........... Linn
J. II. Haeklenian......
private reputation into print, as he has
............. Ijino wages to pay for salt, when we could great honor done your State in the se in company with another lady, still a
The army appropriation bill as repor done ours.
J. J. Walton, Jr.,......
........ Marion
lection of one of its citizens for the resident of this town, and wife of one
G. W. Gray.........
ted appropriates $28,400,000.
............. Polk have done much more for ourselves by high position of Chief Justice of the
H N. V. Holme*
of
our
most
prominent
citizens,
called
......
Yamhill
H.
Upton
.........
J.
attending to our own business. Many Supreme Court of the United States.”
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The widow of Gen. Canby is to have
Washington
F. A. Bailev..........
at
the
office
and
asked
for
the
ribbons,
a
time
did
this
firm
assist
the
Sentinel
..('lackamas
Nesmith replied with a decidedly
W . L. White.*........
a pension of $2,000 per annum.
Fon tho very best Photographs, go to
.Multnomah office when a rush of job work came, emphatic expression : “I would very (which Dowell says we stole), which
Eugene Semple...
Bradlev
A Ruloison’s Gallerv without stairs
....Columbia
The Government is now daily draw
W. A. Musgrove
ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 42»
..... Clatsop which was the case during our suspen willingly commute the honor for the were given them by Mr. Isaac Long,
A. Van Dusen....
Tillamook sion, and when that office made more arms. The rifles would lie of some the foreman. These are substantially ing on the $44,000,000 reserve to pay ! Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.
W. H. Fa licet t....
....Wasco
J. M. Baxter.......
use to Oregon, and that is more than the facts of the case, and we defy current expenses.
-
Umatilla money than it ever did before or will
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
IL (’. Paige........
I
Williams
ever
was
or
will
be.
You
....Union
A. C. Craig.........
In
Cuba
the
Spaniards
hail
the
over
H appy R eliefto Y oung M en front tho
.....Baker hereafter. We in many other ways can make a very j»oor lawyer Chief Dowell or any other person to disprove
I. 1». Haines.......
.....Grant amply repaid what we received at Justice, if you choose; but don’t their truth. We were amazed at throw of Castelar as a triumph of mon effects <>f Errors and abuses in early life.
J. W. Baldwin....
ManVoo<l restored. Impedimenta to Mar
Should any vacancies have occurred in
archy over the Republic.
Dowell
’
s
assertion,
and
could
not
un
charge
it
as
a
l»cnefit
to
my
State.
”
’
s
hands,
and
only
a
scrub
of
Dowell
riage
removed. New method of treatment.
any of the counties, the County Committees
A bill to reduce the salaries of all New and remarkable remedies. Books and
are recommended to till such vacancies. A ineffable cheek would ask more.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST DOWELL. derstand it, until a gentleman who
circular»sent tree, in sealed envelopes. Ad
full attendance of the Committee is earnestly
There is an affidavit of Thomas J. was present at the Express Office when officers of the Government whose pay dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Number2
Hail Dowell been in town, there
requested.
*
W. L. WHITE,
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.,—an In
Chairman Dem. State Central Com.
is no doubt he would have refused O’Neal on tile in the Third Auditor’s the Sentinel was brought around for exceeds $1,000 per year ten per cent, South
having a high reputation for hono
Oregon City, Dec. 26th, 1873.
| office, which makes very serious inspection the evening previous to is now before the United States Senate. stitution
rable conduct and professional skill.
45
us the use of his office, hoping to I criminal charges against B. F. Dowell.
•
Boston
quotations
of
wool
vary
publication
day,
and
who
heard
Dow
squelch us forever. But such would It appears that O’Neal was the owner
DOWELL AN A THIEF.
from 17 to 52 cents for Pacific coast. New Firm! New Goods!
not have been the case, for we could of a pack train‘employed by the Quar- ell’s origin of the assertion.
B. F. Dowell, in his smut-mill of have easily made other arrangements I termaster’s department during the Or
Dowell is very hard up for charges This proves the advantages arising to
last week, in endeavoring to crawl out for publishing our sheet. We want egon Indian war of 1855-6, and that against us, when he stoops so low as our wool growers from cleaning and
of our charges of overdrawing and Dowell to understand that we are not there was due him for its use in the to prefer such as those in question. grading their wool before shipping.
stealing several thousand dollars, in running a tender to the Sentinel, to neighlxirhood of $5,000. That on or He was absent on a raiding tour to
Portland “Ring” politicians decline
PRICES!
dulges in a most filthy, scurrilous and swallow the native nastiness that it i about Nov. 29th, 1871, B. F. Dowell, Washington when this affair occurred, running for office any more. They NEW
of Jacksonville, Oregon, representing
slanderous article. He charges us with may belch forth, and spew it out again : O’Neal to be dead, applied to and re- and we are unable to discern where he say that this“d—d inquisition”—mean
AT—
confiscating some ribbons, as much as
to our readers. We are running a pa ! ceived letters of administration from was told this, unless his “smart young ing the United States District Court— i
i
the
Probate
Court
of
Jackson
county,
to say that we ought to be in the pen per as the promulgator of Democratic
lawyer,” Kelly, still smarting under “makes it impossible for a man to be
itentiary for life and himself be in the principles and for the interests of the Oregon, which were issued in his fa the castigation we gave him in other elected in Multnomah county.”
ASHLAND, OREGON.
vor
on
the
statement
that
O
’
Neal
had
U. 8. Senate, because he got away
/
Germany and Ireland, that have for
people at large, and as a leader of the I left assets in Oregon to the amount of arguments, hatched this dialiolical
with thousands. Wo have successfully de
$85.75. Dowell further stating that falsehood as a means of petty revenge. so many years been the great supplying
nied. his charges against us; but has he Radical party and for the benefit of
J. M. McCAIX Sc CO
fountains of emigrants to the United
cleared himself? Not much. He may in all, we propose to unearth all of his ne he made the application at the request
’
of
O
’
Neal
’
s
father,
and
concealing
the
PACIFIC
COAST
NEWS.
dulge in scurrility until his own vile stom farious and dirty transactions, and ex- i
States, are likely to have quite a prolific
■ fact of the large amount due O’Neal.
ach turns with disgust ; he may slander un
ave rec eived and are still
rival in England. The London Time»
pose them to the gaze of the public, at The bond which lie gave was only in
Small-pox in San Francisco.
receiving the largest and best selected
til his tongue waxes weary ; he may lie un
speaks
of
this
fact
believing
that
the
fu
any
cost.
stock
of goods ever before offered to tho
;
the
sum
of
$200.
It
turns
out
that
til the type of his smut-mill give out; but
Oregon is shipping tan-bark to the ture emigration will be very large.
public. The stock consists of
j
O
’
Neal
had
no
property
whatever
in
he cannot ileny one iota of our assertions.
O'Nenl'A Affidavit.
[ i Oregon ; that his father could not have Sandwich Islands.
We have the documents, which contain
And now the Democrats are to lx?
FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
| made the request, as he died in Ken
be- cheated out of their late glorious vic i
inueh damaging testimony against Dowell’s
Regular
trains
are
now
running
The
affidavit
of
T.
J.
O
’
Neal,
pub-
tucky in 1856.
career as claim agent.
II EADY-MADE
tween Kalama and Tacotna.
tory in Texas. A telegram says the
lished
by
us
on
the
3d
inst.,
has
stirred
Our charges are not mere assertions, but
Dowell had found out in Washing
Laura 1). Fair made $75,000 by the Supreme Court of that State has just GENTLEMEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING,
are gleaned from official documents—Exec Dowell up, and he rants terribly. His ton that the Third Auditor had al
utive Documents. In Executive Document reply seems to be a little “too thin.” lowed the claim of O’Neal, and he en raise in Ophir mining stock.
decided that the late State election
BOOTS and SIOES,
■No. 24,—a report of the Secretary of War,
deavored
to
find
O
’
Neal
for
the
pur
Coos Bay and Roseburg will be con was unconstitutional, on the ground
He
admits
that
he
applied
for
ahd
re
Belknap,—we learn that B. F. Dowell over
I pose of purchasing it.
He had traced
that the polls were only kept open one CARPETS
AND OIL-CLOTHS,
drew several thousand dollars ; and the re ceived letters of administration on him through several places in Califor nected by telegraph next summer.
day instead of four, as provided by the
port adds that he was aware of the fact at O’Neal’s estate, and tried to collect nia, to which place O’Neal had remov
A 12-year-old l>oy is in limbi» in new constitution.
Iron, Steel,
the time he did so.
O’Neal’s claim against the United ed, until somebody at Sacramento told Sacramento for attempted murder.
A Washington dispatch says Wil HORSE SHOES AND NAILS,
Is this not the best proof of Dowell having
Stqtes, and then rambles off to accus I him he was dead. Ilis next plan, then,
The
Coos
Bay
route
to
San
Francisco,
overdrawn money, as charged by us ?
liams “takes high grounds” for re
I was to get hold of the money as ad-
Again. If the Government owes him so ing Drew and Griswold of dishonesty, ■ ministrator, which lie came very near via Roseburg, is rapidly coming in fa moving Gibbs, declaring that he had
GROCERIES,
much, and he has not overdrawn what was etc. We don’t pretend to know any | doing. The Treasury was about to is- vor.
the
right
to
do
so,
if
he
chose,
and
that
due him, and his name is as good as he as thing about the matter, except that
HARD AND CROCKERY WARE.
1 sue the warrant in his favor, when the
A medical journal is soon to be start it was in accordance with the wishes
serts, why is it that he is returning claims
the affidavit is on file at Washington, J personal application of O’Neal arrived ed in Salem. It will be issued from
Etc., Etc.
placed in his hands for collection ? Why
of “the Republican Senator from Ore
and
stopped
all
further
proceedings.
that
he
received
letters
of
administra
is it that he went before P. Dunn, County
traury omce.
the Mercury
office.
gon.” This is the whole case in a Prices to Suit the Times.
Clerk, but a short time ago, and relinquish tion on O’Neal’s estate and that he Tired of the delay of payment, O’Neal,
A San Joaquin cow hooked a wo- nut-shell. Williams had the power to
ed all percentage and claims whatever to a tried to collect O’Neal’s claim, which who so far from being dead, was alive
and well in Fresno, county, Cal., had man in the mouth, and her husband make the removal, and Hippie wanted
claim of over $1,000, the property of Capt.
WANTED.
it made. So Gibbs was removed.
he
admits.
We
also
do
know
that
per
virtually abandoned for some years his
James Barnes,—a good claim and upon
has
to
stop
his
ears.
now
which the money was forthcoming,—which sons arriving from Washington and attempts to obtain the money due him,
An Eastern exchange says : The last Throe Thousand Bushels of Wheat, in ex-
A Jefferson, Marion county, man annual report of Secretary Robeson rep «•liange for goods. Highest prices paid, and
he has been prosecuting ?
correspondents say that the Govern and had he not accidentally heard that
Goods sold at Cash nites.
The answer is simple: The sum he has ment intends making it warm for him. Dowell was endeavoring to secure it recently killed two ten months old
Z-i'r Please give us a call and convince vonr-
by administering on his estate, he pigs, which weighed respectively 31)7 resents the value of our navy at about selves.
overdrawn is larger than the percentage on
[42tf.]
McCALL A CO.
two dollars and a half. Our war ves
all claims he may be liable hereafter to col We therefore drop the matter until would in all probability have lost it
and 404 pounds.
;
entirely.
lect, and he prefers keeping it. Until he further developments.
sels are all mastless and sailless, and, ^SIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
does make affairs right, he cannot honestly
The feeling at the Department is
About forty different specimens of in case of war, every steamer we may
Almost Every Case Cured With
Fortunate that It Failed.
collect one cent.
very strong against Dowell, anil should very fine apples were received from chance to send out in search of a Span
Proof is better than assertions, Mr. Dow-
he come to Washington, it is thought
iard will be forced to spend two-thirds THE PAIN-KILLER!!
The New York World thinks it is legal proceedings will be instituted Oregon a few weeks ago at the Agri of its time in pursuit of a coal-yard.
ell.
_____________
fortunate for the Democratic party that against him. Unless he can clear this cultural Bureau in Washington City.
Reaolution Passed.
D ear S irs : During a residence of some
In 1900 it is estimated we will have
It is reported that the schooner Eli
it failed in the Presidential election matter up satisfactorily, (and how that
ten years in Siam and China, as a mission-
The telegraph states, says the Port last year. We should have reaped the is to be done is beyond comprehen da, while going from Coos Bay to San a population of 100,000,000. J Of our ar.v, 1 found your Pain-Killer a most valua
sion) no claim coming through his
ble remedy for that fearful seourge the
land AHrx, that Colonel Nesmith has ripened and bitter fruits of four years’ hand will receive the slightest at Francisco, was lost with all on board. public hinds, 162,000,000 acres have ! Cholera.
In administering the medicine I found it
procured the passage by the House of of incapacity and misrule, and the re tention. He has lieen in trouble for It is said 18 passengers were on board. been sold, 260,000,000 of acres have
most
to give a teaspoonful ot Pain-
been granted to railroad* as subsidies. Killer effectual
Representatives of a resolution requir sult would have been ascribed to the some time about other claims, but this
in a gill ot hot water sweetened with
The wedding cake of a San Jose
; then, after al»out fifteen minutes, l>e-
ing copies of all correspondence between change of administration instead of its last performance has exhausted all pa couple recently married weighed forty We have given of swamp lands 48,000,- sugar
gm to give about a tablespoonful of the same
tience
with
him.
The
worst
of
it
is,
000
to
the
States
—
in
which
they
are
mixture every few minntes until relief was
the different departments of the Gov proper causes. The saddle will now be
that it has injured the honest claims pounds and was in the form of a three supposed to lie—50,000,000 of acres obtained. Apply hot applications to the ex-
ernment and the Peace Commissioners put on the right horse. The financial of other Oregonians, and the Third story brown-stone front, with a sugar
for military services, 20,000,000 have Vr<-7iUll,os’ B^he the stomach with the Pain-
during the war with the Modoc Indians embarrassments which the country is Auditor has suspended for the time all bride and bridegroom coming out of been entered as homesteads to actual Killer, «dear, and rub the limbsbrisklv. <»f
those who had the Cholera, and took the
in Southern Oregon and Northern Cal suffering have destroyed confidence, action on them till some agent can l>e the front.
[ settlers. We shall have 1,400,000 of medicine faithfully, in the way stated above,
eight out of ten recovered.
ifornia, during the years of 1872 and and will justly ruin this Administra sent to make a personal investigation,
Hawley Dodd <fc Co., of Portland, acres—one-half of which is in Alaska R*?v. R. TELFORD, Missionary in Chiua.
and thus innocent parties will suffer by
1873; also copies of all correspondence tion, as they would have unjustly ruin delay through the grasping avaricious have made arrangements by which and in the great American Desert.
D ear S irs ; During a long resilience in
China
I have used your valuable Pain-Kil
with and orders issued to the military ed a Democratic Administration if one ness and fraud of one man.
The St. Louis Republican?» special ler, both
in my own jamily and among the
they are to erect a shop on the Pen
lunes«', and have found it a most ext'i'llent
from
Topeka
says
the
case
of
State
vs.
authorities engaged in such war up to had been elected.
U mpqua .
itentiary grounds, and carry on the
In the summer of 1862 an«l 1863,
Pomeroy for bribery of Senator York medicine.
the period of the removal of the Modoc
The Ariuy.
while residing in Shanghai, I found it an al
manufacture
of
wagons,
by
means
of
Messrs. Drew and Griswold.
was called in the County Court to-day. most certain cure for cholera, if used in
tr
Indians from the States of Oregon and
convict labor.
t ime. Indeed, using it in a great many in
It
is proposed, among other meaa-
The defendant not being present his stances, I do not rememlier failing in a sin
California furnished the House. We
Dowell leaves the false impression
“The evidence shows that he sot up i counsel asked a further continuance gle ease^ For three years I have l>een resid
congratulate the people of Oregon on that the above gentlemen are the au ures of retrenchment, in the House
with
her night after night, and they which was refused, and Pomeroy’s bail ing in this place, more than ftftv miles from
a physician, and have lieen ol»ligo<l often to
the passage of this resolution. It will thors of the articles that have appeared Congressional Committee on Appropri
squoze hands and talked soft, and I of $20,000 ordered forfeited, with the 'I'l o,?1 *n'' ^’sources in cases ot sii-kness.
ations,
says
the
Sacramento
Union,
to
open up the secret history of the Modoc in the T imes , and endeavors to plead
• he < hinese come in great numbers for
think she ought to have about $23 understanding, however, that if defen me«tieine
and advice. Though without
war and of Administration outrages the mercy of the public by asserting reduce the numerical standard of the
medical
knowledge
the few sim
damages
”
—
was
the
charge
of
an
Idaho
dant appears for trial during this month ple remedies we can ourselves,
against this State. We shall now have that they are the emanation of the regular army from 30,000 to 25,000
command are so much
Judge to a jury.
advance even of their physicians that wo
the order for forfeiture will be rescinded. in
in an official shape the history of the malice and jealousy of these gentle men, with a corresponding reduction
I
have almost daily applications. We allow
A car load of marriageable young It is believed here that Pomeroy will them to eonie, because it brings us in con
infamous orders issued to the Peace men. We will here say that we are of officers. The proposition is a good
one.
There
is
no
need
now
for
an
ladies (50 in number) arrived at Truck never be tried, but as the case now ! tact with them and opens a «loor of useful
Commission, and commanding that not at all acquainted with either Drew
ness. In diarrhea, colic, vomiting, cholera,
body to disregard the rights of the peo or Griswold, and have never been ap army of 30,000 men. Before the civil ee, Nevada, from Massachusetts, last stands it puts him in the position of a coughs, etc., your Pain-Killer has been my
Yours, very truly,
ple of Oregon and ignore the legal and proached by them upon this‘or any war we had hardly 20,000 men, and month. So far not one of them has criminal at large, without bail and liable chief R medicine.
ev . T. P. C rawfori », Tanchow, China.
to
arrest
at
any
time.
equitable demands put forward by the subject whatever. The articles refer there was then more savage tribes of been gobbled up, the Nevada boys pre
The New York Sun, alluding to the
Governor of the State. The still more red to are of our own production, are Indians than now and a larger hostile ferring to patronize home manufacture
Those using Pain-Killer should strictly
observe
the following directions:
fact
that
Samuel
J.
Tilden,
a
Democrat,
Indian
frontier
to
guard,
with
none
of
first.
infamous conduct of the Administra facts, and we defy Dowell or anybody
At the commencement of the disease, take
insured the detection of Wm. M. Tweed, a teaspoonful ot Pain-Killer in sugar and
the railway and telegraph facilities we
tion in suspending the writ of habeas else to dispute them successfully.
Two years ago Oregon railroad bonds
water, and then batho freely across the
now have to facilitate the concentra were selling at seventy-five cents on and that he now stands higher than stomach
corpus will be laid bare in all its details.
and liowels with the Pain-Killer
A Dlaelaimer.
tion of forces at menaced points. the dollar; to-day they are quoted at ever in the Democratic party, desires clear. Should the «liarrhea and cramp con
rejwat the dose every fifteen minutes.
Twenty-five thousand men in the reg seventeen cents on the dollar, and it is to know what leading Republican has tinue,
In
this
way the dreadful scourge may l>o
Dowell says we haven’t much ad
ular army is enough and to spare. reported that the railroad company brought any of the Republican rob checked, and the patient relieved in the
Williams, seeing that ignominious vantage over himself and Dr. Jim, of Our army is the most costly, man for ’
beries to light and yet retained his the course of a few hours.
rejection stared him in the face, re Portland, as (he says) we are a cross man, in the world. The 80,000 men has sent over an agent to try to buy position in the Republican party. . The I N. B.—Be sure and get the genuine article;
and it is recommended by those who have
quested Grant to withdraw his name, between a thief and a baboon. We now in the service cost the treasury them up at some low figure.
used the Pain-Killer for the cholera, that in
inquiry of the Sun suggests the con extreme eases the patient take two (or more)
over
$50,000,000
a
year.
That
is
at
which was quickly done. Cableb Cush deny the vile aspersion that we are
According to the census reports Ore duct of Attorney General Williams in teaspoonfnla
instead of one. ____ _____
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The
PAIN-KILLER
is sold by all Drug-
ing has been nominated instead for the progeny of his, or of any of his the rate of $1,666 per man, including gon produced in 1860 a larger amount
officers. If we could lop off 5,000
removing
Gibbs
and
in
removing
1
the
and
Dealer*
in
Family
Medicines.
Chief Justice. We shall give the mat relations, and consequently pronounce there would be a clear saving to the of woolen goods in proportion to popula- TASr-.*- •
.
Prii*«. 25
‘¿A Atlil
Price,
and 50 onntu
cents an/1
and <1
$1.
District Attorney in Philadelphia for
PERRY
DAVIS
A
SON,
ter more consideration next week.
his charge as slanderous and untrue.
treasury of $8,330,000 per year.
(tion and wealth than any other State I
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Manufacturers
and
Proprietors,
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prosecuting a repeater to conviction, street. rro>illen«. R. I.
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