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Radical Honesty and Justice.
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EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY
The Admission of Virginia.
The Secret League.
The States of Virginia and Mississippi art a*
The “secret league,” the impenetrable cabal,
Resolutions to censure will be introduced in the
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House to-morrow against Mungen, of Ohio, who and the midnight coterie, are essentially Demo­ length admitted to representation in the Rump
under leave given Saturday, printed a six column
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 5. 1870.
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Congress, subject, however, to certain fundamen­
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speech in the Globe yesterday, which was about cratic institutions ; and if there is such a thing as
tal
conditions,
among,
which
is
one
providing
that
the vilest thing ever published, in that it was filled pure, unalloyed, and unblushing “impudence” in
Democratic State Convention.
wiih abuse of the President and Secretary Fish, existence it is this charge of a “secret league be­ the people of these States shall never have the
accusing them of fraud and falsehood, and replete tween the Republicans and disaffected Democrats. power to so amend their State Constituti ns as to
with language about Sumner of the most indecent
By virtue of the action of the Democratic character. A resolution will also be offered order­ “Satan rebuking sin.”-------- Sentinel, February prev: nt the darling negro fretr voting. It is now.
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and
always
has
been,
tbe
sole
object
of
the
present
5th.
ing
the
speech
excluded
from
both
volumes
of
the
State Convention, which was held a£ f ort
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Globe. A concurrent resolution in the Senate for­
That our Coolie neighbor should have the “un­ Congress to degrade as far as possible each one of
land, oa Thursday. March. 19th, 1868, and <d bidding tuture printing of undelivered speech was
blushing impudence” to make such a false, ano the Southern States by imposing conditions on
the Democratic State Central Committee, passed, on account cf his speech.— Telegram.
unheard of statement is not at all surprising, when their so-called readmission to representation in that
'1 he “loil” Houseof Repre^ensativesbeingunable
* which was held at the same place, on Jan.
it is known to what extremes the Radical party body. In the present condition of affairs, we have
8th, 1870> the Democratic State Convention to answer Mr. Mungen's able speech on repudia­ will go to succeed in their schemes ; it comes with a very peculiar sort of republic. The old States,
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ave jost received a thor
tion, propose to expel him for criticising the Pres­
that fa is the States termed loyal were admitted,
will • be held
at
«nigh HRsortmont of FALL and WIN*
ident, Sec’y Fish and Mr. Sumner. This is but a very bad grace, for our “nigger, coolie” worship­
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Albany, ou Wednesday, the 23d day of another instance of the little, narrow-minded, big­ ping neighbor to make this charge of “secret without any condition, except that they should TER GOODS, cunsietiog uf the very latest
have a republican form of government, and that RtyleS uf
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oted and cowardly instincts of the Radical party. leagues,” being a Democratic institution. What
March, 1870,
their State Constitutions should contain no pro­
were
their
“
Know-Nothing
”
societies,
their
“
Union
Because they cannot meet an open, daring foe ou
at 10 o’clock a. m. uf said day, for the pur-
vision repugnant to the Constitution of the United i
a field ot their own choosing, where they have Leagues,” their “Grand Artny uf the Republic,”
Member
of
pose of nournating Governor,
thrown down the gauntlet, they pr<>po.-e to put and many other associations. They were all a I States. While upon the St. t s recently admitted,
Congress. Secretary of State, Treasurer, State him out of the way ’so us to escape lurtlicr shame. < secret cabal, with signs and pass words----- they we see conditions imposed^ rendering their exis­
tence in the Federaf Union less secure, and with a
Printer, Judge of Second District, Judge of No doubt they wih expel him, and just as certain abho red the daylight and feared investigation.
Any political organisation, which meets in se­ p -rtion of their rights—rights which belong entire­
Third District, and Judge of Fifth District, his coostituteuts will send nim back. Now, see
what the “luil’’ telegraph says of the expected ac­ cret, keeps a Seutine at the door, exacts oaths and ly to the States—materially abridged. In our fir»t
to ba supported at the next June election.
solemn pledges from its members, is dangerous to Union, each of the States enjoyed rights precisely
By order of said Committee, represents tion of Ibis same honest House of Representatives,
pub ic liberty. That they were not only such, but equal. They were part and parcel uf the govern­
tion to said Convention was based on the Vote whose mural sen.-ibilities have been so extremely were armed bodies, deriving their arms aud mun­ ment, standing precisely upon the same footing.
shocked by Mungen’s speech, in regard to a case
east fur Democratic Congressman at the last
itions of war from the Federal and State officers No conditions were imposed upon any State that
of fraud, ra.-cality and corruption utmost unequal­
election, giving to each county one delegate
ed even in the annals wf Radical rascality and ! then in power the following letter, written by one was not imposed upon all of the States. Do the
for everv seventy five Democratic votes cast, loj al corruption. We allude to the sale of cadet­ of their members, will fully prove the purpose ot Radicals pretend to say that the Congress of the
the U nion L eagues . The Syracuse Courier, (S. United States can legally prevent any State from
and one delegate for every fraction of thirty- ships in the Military and Naval ucademies :
( Y.) publishes the following, which, it says, was amending its Constitution, or abridge by Congress­
eight and over, but allowing each county at
C hicago , Feb. 22.—The 7'ribune’s Washington
least one delegate therein ; which rule of ap special says of l e Whittemore case, that the gen I placed iu its possession by a “ieliab!e gentleman” ional enactment th; rights of an individual State
eral judgment of those who have heard the evi­
portionment will give to the several counties dence is. that the 11 >use cannot avoid expelling . of that city, to whom it was furnished by the per­ over matters pertaining exclusively to State pol­
son to whom it was addressed :
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icy ? The Constitution of each Staie contains a
him, but that it is uncertain, a» hie personal friend*
A No « complote assortment of GENTS
the following number of delegates, to wit :
clause
providing
how
such
Constitutions
may
be
and member* implicated in the same business will
U tica , April 7th. 1863.
and BOYS’ clothing of the very latest
Benton....
rote against hi* expulsion. Whittemore tags Butter, j Mr. ----- ----- , N. Y.:—You will excuse me for amended. With this Congress has nothing to do.
Baker.......
ha* volunteered an appointment iciih him. Among
' addressing you, a stranger to me ; but fr< m what If Congress hud made the Constitution of each one
Clackamas
the witnesses wanted in the Cadetsphip investiga­
I of the States then it could have provided that no
Clatsop
tion, is une Laton, who inserted and paid for the I hear of you we need no formal introduction.
Coos....
first advertisement which appeared at New York, We are b< th loyal men, and as such are friends at i State should amend its fundamental law. The
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Curry..
of Cadetships for sale, and who one year obtained ! sight. My object in addressing you on this occa- Constitution of the Unite«! States contains an enu­
Columbia
a clerkship iu the treasury Department by forcing
Douglas
the nameut ex-fre.-ideut Johnson uudsome others, ! sion is to ¡earn if there can be organized iu you meration of every power conferred by that instru­
—OUR—
Grint...
lie lett sud leniy, his expenses being paid by some t 'Wii a Loyal Leaguo Rendezvous. You are, per­ ment upon Congress ; and it further provides “that
Jackson
party interested.
haps, aware that our L -yal Leagues of this Slate the powers not delegated to the United States by the
Josephine
The sum total of both telegrams is this, that I are to hold a State Convention at this place on the , Constitution nor prohibited by it to the States, are
Lane.......
the House will expel a man for exercising «-is un­ 27th inst. I am informed that your Leagues are reserved to the States, respectively. or to the peopl'd'
Linn........
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questionable right to criticise the President or any j .n process of formation. I dare say, you know From this clause of the fundamental law of the are of California manufacture, far superior
Federal Government it is obvious that it is not the
other person in official station, whose course is cen­ there are two Leagues, one public and the other ‘ province of Congre s to transcend the limit pre- in quality to Eastern mnke, and we guaran*
Polk
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surable ; whus they will not expel a scoundrel con­ secre'—the former civic and the latter military in j scribed by the Constitution by usurpation or as­
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tee tu fit the most exquisite foot.
clusively proven gunty of oorruptian, because its plans, and from what I am told of your pecu- sumption. We are fully persuaded in our own
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there are l>o many scuundtels and vnliaus like .iar abilities, I especially wish you to take part in mind that should Congress attempt to impose such
an outrage on that garden spot of loyalty. Mass­
biin involved iu the Sarno rascality. And these «he latter. It is es-entially necesstfry that this achusetts. there is not, a pettifogging lawyer w;th n
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vulians, banded toge.bur by iraud, are members organization should be speedily effeeied.
the limits of that State who would n<>t resolve
of the ‘•God-aud-Moral.ty party !” Their watch- i The increasing boldness and numbers of the hitn-elf into a committee of one on “Congressional
Total.........
usurpati n«.” and spout from the t«p of every
The time for holding the County Conven word,—•'God, Grant, victory 1” We are of upin^ ' Copperheads in this Stine are such that they must stump within the border of that sweet-scented spot, has been replenished and prices reduced to
tions to elect delegates to the State Democrat ion that the only connection the Deity has with be put down before the next Presidential clec ion, incessant torrents of opposition to such measures. meet the times. Queens** e. Crockery, and
that party is in a careful estimate of their crimes, or they may outvote us at the noils. Their clamor Yet these same enlightened patriots—men who
ic Convention, was left by the Committee r«»
the like, in abundance ; in fact, all kind« of
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with u view to the infliction of a punishment which about free speech, arbitrary arrests, and the Con­ have excessive love for the Government—stand
silently bv—nay, with murmurs of approbation— <£Oods to supply the wants of the people.
the several County Committees, whuae dutj
will make tuem bowl and smoke some day, in the stitution. is misleading the people. We must mq and see their own representatives in Congress
it will be to provide therefor.
burning lake.
be too careful or tim J about the measures we use j i leading that body in the manipulations of receiv­
The Committee would respectfully urge
to keep them under ! It may be that the military I ing Virginia with fundamental conditions, which
conditions, if applied to Massachusetts, would ren­
prompt action on the pqgt of the Democracy
Indiana Republican Convention. I forces of our inner Loyal Leagues, in co-operution der her standing in the Union as precarious as that
of the several counties.
! with the Government, may be effectually used of the “Old Dominion/’ Wh->, from that acts of
the present corrupt and idiotic Congress, can tell
L. F. GROVER,
I ndianapolis , Feb. 22.—The Republican State’ against them in certain localities. Having been which one of the “loynl” States will be by C'>n-
Convention met here this evening. Gin. Thomas chosen by our friends in New York city as travel­ gressi'>na' enactment prohibited from amending its to advertise prices, but will assure you that
Chairman.
V. T rivitt ,
M. Brown was made permanent Chairman, with ing agent for Central New York. I - hall soon gi'e Constitution ? That privilege mav. perchance, be r-u c m buy goods of us, FOR CASH, at ae-
Secretary.
one Vice President Irum each Congressional Dis­
u call. I ain not able to name the day ai this denied to Oregon. Why not? If Congress has tonishing low prices.
trict, and Rev. W. U. T. Mallon (colureo) Vice! ' you
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¡the power to proven? Virginii from amending her
President of (be State at large. The latter was time, for you to call in a few reliable friends for Constitution, the same power can prevent the peo
With proper management the ratification of this
Call and see us ; we are well supplied with
conducted to the platfoim anod deafening cheurs i consultation. Don’t invite any squeamish Repub­ ¡pie of Oregon from amending theirs. Citizens,
. amendment will give us in Oregon 200 colored by the delegates. There are two colored delegates 1
licans—none but the most radical. I shall then voters of Oregon, your Senators in Congress have goods, and are bound to sell them for cash
votes, and elect the entire Republican ticket at from Wayne county, and th ce from Floyd. The;
communicate to you the signs of our order. Let heen guilty of usurping your rights, rights which lower than any other house in the county.
yu wisely reserved ‘o yourselves. Perchance the
the June election. At the Presidential election Cinvention is large;y attended. Every county in
the St..te is fully represented. The prtsen ôtate I me hear from you.
Yours Truly,
next Congress may enact that the conditions upon
Grant only lacked 164 votes of getting the e'ecto- officers were renouuuated with the exception of the
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oberts
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which the State of Oregon shall maintain her pres­
ral vote of Oregon. There are upwards of two State Treasurer one of the supreme Judges and
ent
standing in the Union shall be that she shall
hundred colored voters in Oregon. Nine-tenths the Attorney Gen.rul. tien. K. 11. Milroy was
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not
amend
her Constitution as the wants of her
of this class vote the Republican ticket throughout nominated as Treasurer, Nelson Tresler as Attor­
H iram R Revels, although styled “Reverend,”
people may require. II W. Co,-belt and Georgs
the United States.
ney General, ana Judge A. T. Osborn for Supreme appears to have been for some time back no more H. Williams have voted in the United States Sen­
This is the reason why Democrats howl for a Judge, in place of Judge Fraser, who declined to
•‘white man’s government
and this is one rea­ be a candiuute for re-election. Resolutions were moral than white Radical preache-s and politicians. ate to deprive the people of other States of their
son why we favor the Fifteenth Amendment. ‘ Our adopted congratulating ttie country on the restora­ A Washington correspondent affirms that the Sen­ rights ; why might they not cast their votes. wi«h
pnety, to i rob you of your rights? We
colored population show they deserve to be enfran­ tion uf luw and order tn 8 uthern States ; on the ate Judiciary Committee have had his case under equal propriety,
A ok well to what you do. The ensuing
sav,
then
J»ok
chised by voting against rebels and democrats.— return ot peace and fraternal feeling over the consideration. The same writer further says :
election
wnl
result in the election of a new Senator
DtwelVs Washington Letter to the Sentinel, January ratification of the 1ifleeuih Amendment ; express­
to
renresent
voa for the next six years in the Uni­
One
of
the
charges
alleged
against
him
is
that,
Corner California and Fourth Sts.
17th.
ing the intenti n of he.ping the colored man to he participated in a church brawl in St. Lmis, Rnd ted State« Senate. We want an honest, capable
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improve and elevate his condition.— Telejram.
was laid out by a tap on the head with a bottle man. Who shall it be ?— Guard.
fHHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT-
T he Democratic State Convention of Connecti­
Indiana thus has the supreme honor of being At Leavenworth, Ivan., he ie charged with emhez-
1 tally inform his friends and the public gen­
Jt'Btt.ANT.—A man has heen on a drunk in our erally hat he has purchased the above estab-
cut have nominated Ex-Gov. English for Governor ; the first reconstructed State north of Mason A. zling church funds. According to the allegations,
Julius Hotchkins for Lieut. Governor; Thomas Dixon's line. It is a not ceable fact, however the peregrinations of the Senator elect were mainly town during this week, exhibiting, with much os- ishinent of Mr. Dan. Cawley, • which will be
induced by his conduct. The Democrats at first tentatim. a number one certificate as a school
M. Wall for Secretary of State ; Seth L. Logan that the Convention with true Radical consistency, talked ol opposing the admission of Ravels, hut I teaclier, fmm Governor Woods. This man's char­ lenceforward conducted under his constant per­
sonal supervision, and he guarantees satisfaction
fer Controller ; and Chas. M. Pond for Treasurer. while conceding to the “euilud brethering” the bar­ since these new facts have turned up they seem Ii acter for inebriety had heoome so notoriously bad
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
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Resolutions were passed declaring the principles ren honor of a Vice Presidency iu the Convention, ; disposed to see what will be done with this sable that our School Superintendent eotild to longer • These stables are centrally located, and within
worthy. It is understood, however, th t Senator consistently grant him a certificate. He sppea'ed
of the party ; olaiming that the Fifteenth Amend­ and five delegates, and loudly “expressing the in­ Vickers, <>f Marylan i. is still determined to object to the Governor, and obtained the desired instru­ wnvenient distance of the various houses of publie
ment is a radical change of the Constitution ; re­ tention of helping the colored man to improve and I to the admission upon the ground that Revels is ment under the seal of the State. He says that he entertainment. Horses or mules will he boarded
and cared for, by the day or week, at moderate
affirming the position of the party taken eight elevate bis condition,” carefully exclude the color­ not Constitutionally eligible to a seat in the Sen is a rebel, and that be believes Governor Woods is charges.
lie has the largest stuck in Oregon,
years ago ; declaring the legal tender act a viola­ ed man from the number of nominees, llow’s ate. The objection t > Revels on acc >unt of immo- a good Dem •crat. It is charitable to suppose that south of Portland, ot
I rality. is not considered fatal, for a.Senutor of the Governor Words had no correct information of the
tion of the rights of the people ; denouncing the that for consistency ! Would it not elevate and : United States.— Herald.
conduct of the man for whose moral character he
extravagance of the Administration ; extending improve the condition of the “cuUud cuss from
has vouched, »nd wh m he so stronglv recom­ BUGGIES ATTO CARRIAGES
A
citizen
of
Boston
has
just
contributed
ten
mend as a proper person “to rear the tender
their sympathies to the patriots of Cuba, and call­ A riea” a little to give him a bite of the official
cents toward the extinction of the national debt. mind.”— Ensign.
with single or double teams, far hire on reason­
ing for ths support of freemen of the State for the cheese, instead of feeding him on such unsubstan­ The smallest amount received this year was two
able terms; a so,
What 1 Is it possible that Rev. Gov. Geo. L.
candidates presented.
tial stuff as Delegateships and Vice Presidency« cents. It is a fact, perhaps not generally known,
GOOD SADDLE HORSES 4s MULES,
of conventions, and cheap talk of elevating and that every cent so contributed is scrupulously en­ Woods.—a venerable and godly elder in the Camp-
tered
upon
the
books
of
the
United
States
Treas
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belite Church.—whose garments distill the oder
la a late Sentinel, under thecaption “Letter from improving him ? Why no^make him State Treas­
Which will be hired to go to s»y part of
ury and placed to the credit of the fund desig­
of
sanctity,
and
#hose
beard,
like
that
of
Aaron,
is
B. F. Dowell,” Mr. Dowell writes “the following urer, Attorney General <»r Judge?
the country at moderate rates.
nated.— Ex.
anointed
with
the
oil
of
h'dineas
;
gave
a
number
Animals
bought and sold, and horses breits t»
Jettar will appear in the Philadelphia Press to-day.”
We suggest to Oregonians, if they feel disposed one certificate to » notorious drunkard, and a rebel
saddle or harness.
Then follows a letter, in a style widely different
A nswered .—The editor of the Sentinel says it to contribute to that most laudable object that at that? Oh ! Governor, Governor, how could you
T. G. Reames.
from Mr. Dowell,’«, and over Forney’s well known was “gentlemanly forbearance” on his part to re they send to the United States Treasurer some of do it 7 We greatlv fear you are going to fall from
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main
silent
upon
the
fact
that
a
lady
traveler
had
grace
again
and
that
this
drunken
rebel
got
h
s
nom de plume ‘^Occasional.” Does Mr. Dowel
their repudiated Oregon war scrip.— Herald.
heen grossly insulted and abused in that town, and
certificate as Mary follins got he- pardon. Did
wish hia Oregon readers to believe t^at the “Oc­
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that because the insult was given by what he is
the certificate cost h m $1 500 7 Governor, a pillar
Divorces.
casional” letter was written by himself—that be p eased to term a “lot of drunken fellows,” it was
of the Church, a prop of faith ; a burn'ng and
shining light ; a guide of the righteous and a ter­
is a correspondent of Forney’s papers—“both not worth taking no ice of. It is possible that had
the
“
drunken
fellows
”
aforesaid
not
known
that
W ashington . February, 21.—Tn the Supreme ror to sinners an«l evil doers. like you. ought not
daily”—when he heads the “Occasional” article
the editor was the gentlemanly and forbe >ring m in Court of the United States to-day, in a case involv­ to do such things. A drunken school teacher is
as a “Letter from B. F. Dowell,” and knowingly that be is*, they m ght have been less brutal in
ing the validity of a divorce granted in Indiana it bad enough, Governor. But a rebel 1 Oh L<«rd I
ll those indebted to the late
tells when it will appear 7 Or has the reading pub­ their deportment. The sarcasm—with which you was held that being vaiid by the law of that State,
firm of Sutton A Stearns, are hereby notified
lic really been so badly fooled for so many years interlard your article, Brother Watson, is very cut under the Constitution of the United States, it
to come forward and settle their accounts by the
ting; we feel it muchly I The next time you must previil in every portion of the country.— S.
by reading Dowell’s effusions o4er the signature deign to notice us, please let it be in the style ot
first day of January either by cash or note, aa the
E. Examiner.
books MUST BE CLOSED UP.
of “Occasional,” believing all the time that they your celebrated articles on “Water Rights and Ir
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J. M. SUTTON.
were the emanations from the “Dead Duck’s” pen ’ rigation ;” we can stand that, but this sarcasm of
Dec. 4th, 1869.
dec4-tf.
the
Richardson
—
McFarland
marriage.
yours
would
pierce
a
coat
of
mail.
—
Lnsign.
We confess that we never suspected our melodious
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Now, we protest against the allusion to the “Wa
neighbor could write aa good an article aa the one
A n old and experienced physieian says, “much
we apeak of. He conceals hia talents from his ter Rights and Irrigation articles.” We feel con­ that he learned under the name of science has died
DR. W. JACKSON.
otice is hereby given that the
. neighbors, and only pours out his genius for the vinced that Mr. Dowell is alone responsible for out. and ihat simple homely experience has largely
firm of Caro Bro’s, Ashland. Oregon, is thir
benefit of the Eastern people. For shame, Dowell, those exceedingly watery articles ; and only head taken the place of that scholastic knowledge to
day
dissolved by mutual consent, M. Caro with Dental
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Rooms in Horne’« H< tel, Jacksonville,
ed them, with the firm name in order to give them which he and perhaps his instruc ors once attached
for shame I
drawing from the fiim.
Oregon.
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styles of Dental Work done on short
such authority and respectability as the name ot a paramount importance.” The fact is. that “sim­
All debts due the late firm at Jacksonville must notice, at reduced prices. Particular attention
Pod» C ha ««.—WO not Chief Justice Chase Mr. Watson would afford, and which Mr. Doweli’r ple homely experience.” is the gist of his scholast­ be paid M. Caro wiihin forty days, or they will be given to the regulation of children’« teeth. Teeth
ic attainments, and a really successful medicine, placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
extracted without pain by the use ef the late
Csel bad when he reads Mr. Dowell’s last letter to assuredly could not. Be fair, Mr. Ensign ; and compounded of vegetable products, like Dr. Wal-
M. CARO,
method of local anesthesia. "AdL work warranted.
do
not
charge
a
man
with
sins
of
which
he
is
not|
^ers
Vegetable
Vinegar
Bitters,
proves
the
scion-
the Sentinel f Oh, no ! we guess not. Poor man ;
I. CARO.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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tific research that has made it such.
March 4th, 1870.
he will bag hie head. Mr. Dowell is too severe. guilty.
mohfi-tf.
Nov. 20th, 1889.
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