r" * J*. .we-.* tu.J-U..L Jii.-.- i.-i I DEMONSTRATIONS ELSEWHERE. fine itself to United States officers only, it A party left our city for Central America, in FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS CONSTITUTION HOOFLAND'S BITTERS. would hare said so. advance of the Government expedition recently or THE THE SENATE. I The passage of the fifteenth amendment it is a well-known and established fitted out to ascertain the feasibility of a ship UNION. Again, of thus Term exp's. T<*»ii exp's. NATIONAL LABOR NATURE'S last in the Bethel church, that is not ex- canal across the Isthmus Darien, ; Alabama. GIFTS I called together night principle in common law, what cut| Willard Warner... Mississippi* ARTICLE I. Mr. a off some fourteen thousand miles in our 1871 AJeibert Aroes 1875 Sullivan street, (Rev. Turpin's.) very pressly forbidden must be allowed. In other ting George E. Spencer IS73 Uirain It. Kete'.s 1871 S»CTI0*1. This orcaniration shall to known as the SCIENTIFICALLY DEVELOPED. | which was addressed Revs. water transit with California and the eastern Arkansas. Missouri.1 Labor Union, and it* jurisdiction shall be confinedNationalto ft" crowded meeting, by words, what is not prohibited bylaw is grauted. Alex McUmald 1871 Charles D. Drake -...l«73 the United States. and J. F. Rice 1873 | 5 William F. Butler and Charles Ray Dr. The law of a State cannot, and does not, annul continent. Benjamin Carl Schurx , .....1875 ARTICLE II. As California. Atbrutka, S*c. 1. The shall be of fhankind, from indiscretion or other causes, E. The last-named gentleman Last week a vessel left our port with over Corneline Cole 1873 John M. 1871 National Labor Union composed has been to |( Snodgrass. the supreme law of the land.on the contrary, Thayer ,inch orfBnimtions a* may now or hereafter exist, bavin* for doomed suffer from disease, so also to the which old John Brown had j for County Park Co Eugene Caaeerly* 1876,Thomas W'. Tiptoe.... 1876 ttheir object the amrliora!ion and adraHcment of the has a remedy for disease been Our ferred part reft all laws on the statute book of a State, contra- fifty emigrants Hyde Connecticut. Nevada.\ of tho»e provided. like.in AT THE CAPITAL. in North Carolina. Orris 8. Kerry 1873 James W. Nye 1873 who labor for a living conditionhdls and valleys abound with roots and herbs E acted.John the Baptist bringing the law of the land, become mm Settlement, operativeWin A. Sec. 2. Each organization shall be entitled to one vening supreme Buckingham 1876] William M.Stewart 1875 ( and each State Labor Union to three for the State at which, if rvreparedand about the result now over, lie thr at the rate of one thousand Delaware. Mew reprevenative, scientifically compounded, I being rejoieed as was the case when the civil rights from daily Immigration per Hampshire. : arge in the National Labor Un'on. provided that will restore health and to the invalid. To nullities, [condensed papers.] Willard Saulsbury* 1871 Aaron H. Cragin 1871 t derive vigor I described the old house at Ferry still continues, with prospect of great Thomas K. Bayard*. 1875 Jniues W.l'attefeon 1873 their election directTrmn th< organizationrepresenative«they find such a remedy wo should seek one that has engine Harper's bill, and the fourteenth constitutional day Florida. c lairn to represent. Brown used as his at the (jKt Farms of Your Own..It should be one as the season advances. Sew Jersey. ARTICLE 111. stood the test of r.ge. I which headquarters were passed. A number of the amendmentStates, increaseThomas W. Osborn 187S! Alex ander 0. Cattell 1871 time of his as he saw it of the first aims of our to land It has come to that the Abijah Gilbert 1875 John P. Stocktou* *1876 Sec. 1, The officers of the National I.aLor Union shall be I raid, (Dr. Snodgrass) viz : Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, j people acquire recently light, (Jeorgia. \ew Tork.' elected annually on the third day of the session, and »hail HOOFLAND'S of Homer V. M. Miller* 1871 old their'office until their successors are elected. I when on a recent visit to that place. The and had on their statute of their own. This will make them railroad pays the Government BogotaPanama RoseoeConkling 1873 dnly They j Maryland, Delaware, Joshua dill 1S73 Reuben K. Fenton 1875 * ball consist of a President, Vice President, Recording anil ftUIf.Tl.fV BETTERS, S it standing untouched amid and conduce to stability of character. the annual sura of $250,000 for the use of the Illinois. Nortli Carolina. Usistant Secretary, Treasurer, and an Fvecutiee Committee speaker depicted books laws colored men their oaths, independent, j c refusing Richard Yates >1 nine nieiuoers. A I the blackened ruins of all the other one who is industrious and can, land across the Isthmus said railroad. 1S71 Jos-pli C. Abbott ...... 1871 (when one of the parties was a white person,) Any steady by Lyman Trnmbull 1873 John Pool 1873 Sec 2. The above-named officer* »hnll constitute a Bureau ment Providential memento.as under thediberal of the homestead Our Medical last week conferred Indiana. Ohio. if Labor. Sure Cure for Liver buildings.a Govern1 and other restrictions and provisions city College Oliter P. Morton 1873 John S*o.3. There shall be one Complaint, imposing Sherman 1873 Vice President for each State, at law of one and D. on Daniel D.Pratt Allt-u an>i ol g some of the simple-hearted people the Ferry them. were nullified Co agress,'possess hundred sixty the degree, or diploma, of M. Misg Susan 1S75 O.Thurinan* 1876 ^territory, the District Columbia, to be chosen by the Sure Cure for upon These laws proscriptions; Iowa. tate Labor Unions where 73 J meeting preceding meeting the National jf raid, professedly pur| part of the State to render these acts effective. recently, Kansas. Pennsylvania. ^aborUnion. If neither elect a Vice President, then the Stirn Pnro for Tonr/^ioo of the slaves of Ilawes' Manual of United States Surveying, at law, and with in Edmund G. Ross ^.1871 Simon Cameron 1873 iationul Labor Union shall have power to appoint at their V WM* V 1V1 UUUUUlUCa pose liberating Virginia..AT. The passage ef the fourteenth amendment attorney lady jurors Samuel C. Pumeroy 1873 John Scott 1875 r egniar annual meeting. V. Herald. advertised in another column of this paper, women voters in Utah, barbers in Kentucky. Rhode Island. SEC 4. The Bureau of Labor shall be located in the of and the civil bill was as much a violation lady Wyoming, ^ city Sure Cure for Marasmus. rights ThomasC. McCreery* 1871 Henry B. Anthony. 1S71 Washington, I). C. tells all about the lands : how to take who will venture to that the At the meeting of colored citizens of Brook|j of State as the fifteenth public up Pennsylvania, say Garrett Uavw* 1873 William Sprague 1875 APTICLE IV. And all affections arising from weakness or want l| rights (so-called) Mr. Louisiana. South Carolina. S*c. 1. The President shall at all of the of action in the Methodist to a land under the homestead law, <£e. llawes world does not move? S. Harris 1871 preside meetings in the Liver or digestive organs. The lyn, Bridge-street Church, amendment. The truth is, it is only bug-bear John Thos. J. Robertson 1S71 }iational Labor Union and the "Bureau of Labor," and for this manual while in of the Win. Pitt Kellogg 1873 Fred'k A.rawyer 1S73 * order and enforce the great remedy > consider the most feasible plan to celebrate the for the to induce weak-kneed prepared charge Spring.the Almanac says.is upon us, but Maine. laws. He shall sign all orderspreerve || got up occasion, Tennessee. f or money drawn on the Treasurer by the Secretary, and be 11 of the fifteenth Dr. public surveying service in the General Land winter still in the lap of Lot M. Morrill 1870 Joseph S. Fowler 1871 the custodian of the seal, which shall he affixed to all IJ1PI E It L O 11 1> adoption amendment, Ray, conservative Republicans) going "lingers spring," Hannibal Hamlin 1875i Wni. G. Brownlow doom || Republicans (alias and it is a and valuable men. 1875 Bnents emanating from his office, and perform such other And all £ the chairman, introduced Mr. W. Office, very complete much to the of our ice Maryland. Texas.d as diseases arising from it. The George Bun| to join in a crusade against the colored man to joy Tickers* inties may be required of him by the Bureau of Labor, great pre- > || work. not our female who George 1873,(Vacant) ,, nd the interest of the var ons organizations in the several ventive of gay, wh*o said that the fuur millions of persons his to the at their State and Must overlook brokers, Win. f. Hamilton* 1875 Vermont.g Hates demand. prevent going polls Massachusetts Justin 8. M orrill j I honofittad hv the amendment were inMichigan. John F. Lewis..... ARTICLE V. impossibility any one to have Fever press, space aud if will use a few men of deeds for that advanced step in who them. flourish. JacobM. Howard 1871(John \V. Johnston .. S*c. 1. The Recording Secretary shall keep a correct Ague, they bottles of this would rightly represent state, that the concert by live hundred colored Zacbariah Chandler 1875 first Virginui. c of the proceedings of the National Labor Union andacountremedy each spring and fall. During the war the negro vindicatedcivilization.Oh! "it is unconstitutional,".the same old who at Lincoln Hall last Tues- The papers here are noticing your Minnesota. Waitmau T. Willey 1877 Ilurean of Labor, lie shall till all blanks, and write all children, sang DanielS Norton* 1871 Arthur I. ltororuan <1 for on the lie Sioo his and his j toward a territorial government. 1875 money Treasurer, shall keep a debitortors Sioo sioo hia courage, patriotism, manhood, "The Constitution!" when were as were looking movementsAlexander Ramsey 1%75 Wisconsin.i« nd credit account, and shall report .he condition of the Will be for case of cry. they day evening though they inspired by Timothy O. Howe <1luauces at each of the bureau of given any this diseaso that a Wow for the of his race, Without details or particulars, our 1873 meeting I»abor, and occurs to one that uses by striking liberty sympathizing with the rebels, who had set the the great deed which has just blessed their giving Matt. 11. Carpenter 1875 f such other service as may be required by the Nationalperbrrn any tho Bitters or Tonic us in 'tabor as a and he showed that he was entitled to and laws at defiance was here in this city warrants saying,experienceRepublicans, 59; *Dumocrata, 11. Vacancies, 4. A full Union and bureau of Labor. In his absence the preventative. plainly Constitution was a success. The by waging race, decided hall filled Senate would contain 74 members. Secretary sliali perform the duties of his office. AsistantThose who have all the of raised that measure of economy, retrenchment, the Fever and Ague will find, privileges citizenship. Having war against the Government of the United to its utmost capacity by an admiring audience. every The Senators elect from Georgia and Virginia have not been ARTICLE VI. after the chills have that of or reform results in increased taxation. admitted to their scats. stopped, by using a few himself so high in the scale advancement, States, with the avowed object of overthrowing The choruses were rendered very effectively in always S*c. 1. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys, pay all bottles of the Bitterrs or Tonic, that the as is tills and orders that may be drawn on him, and properly will not return. disease let him seek to improve his mind and the The legitimate drama here, elsewhere, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ittested. He shall a debit and credit opportunities its supremacy, perpetuating system of the matters both of time and tune; find the 1 keep account, and These remedies will and his condition in life, and give a good a success. Booth, at his Temple of Histrionic Alabama. New Hampshire. at each meeting of the Bureau of Labor. Ho may retortbe rebuild their American slavery. young ladies and gentlemen who aided the 1.Alfred E. Buck. 1.Jacob H Ela. « (uired to give such bonds with each security astheBureau tions faster than any other known const'tu1 of himself in the school and at the Art, has Hamlet twelve weeks in 2.Charles W. 2.Aaron F. 1uav require. remedy. account It is a significant fact, that, whenever and little ones performed their part of the played Ruckley. Stevens. ARTICLE VII. The remedies were placed before the bank. Let him shun the rum, and while his returns to the Revenue 3.Robert S. Hellin. 3.Jacob Benton. with all public tyrant savingsand wherever you hear the shriok, "The with all the ease and brilliancy ofprogramme succession,4.Charles Hayes New Jersey. Sic. 1. The Bureau of Labor shall meet at least once in thirty years ago. the prejudice of Cox.*6 1.William e ach at such time and as socalled not surrender himself to a habit concert are the largest of any theatre in the Moore. month, places the inttrestof the "patent medicine" operating against voluntarily ! the Constitution!" it is only aConstitutionartistes. We trust that the mtiyfinished Department Sherman.*6 2.Charles Ilaiglit.* I Jnion may require. They shall till all vacancies in said them, but gradually their virtues him the slave of Alabama members 3.John T. Bird.* x shall have power to t barters to the became known, which might make appetite. of hate. It is be city. [The 1 They grant Bureau.and now. stand at negro against negrodevelopmentrepeated. II. were elected in August, andj 4.John Hill. r organizations in the different States. Iu connectionvirions to-day, they the head of all Voting will not make him independent without equality. They attach more sacredness to the Yours, Ac., consequently have not been 5.Orestes Clevelar.d.* *vith the President they shall advise and superintend the preparations of their class, with the indorsement The Journal is the name of a admitted.] New York.g of Labor Unions, laud, loan, building, and conr;anizationof eminent judges, industry, nor moral without the practice of Constitution than do to their Bibles. Daily Evening Arkansas.\ 1.Henry A. Reeves.* opcrative association* generally. In the different States. lawyers, clergymen, and they II. Root. 2.John G. nor a citizen without new evening paper, the first number of which All About the Public Lands. 1.Logan Shnmaker.* '1Jhey shall inquire into and Inform the various organizations physicians. virtue, good integrity. either know better, or else are oblivious 2.Anthony A. C. RogerS.* 3.Henry W. Slocuui.* a,s to when, where, and how money can be obtained, in what They was It is Justice is now really blindfolded, so that it can to all and Should issued on Tuesday. Republican in 3.Thomas Boles. 4.John Fox.* s urns, and at what rate of interest, and what security will right feelings impressions. and starts out with considerable HAWES' MANUAL OF U. S. SURVEYING. California. 5.John Morrissey.* I>« required. They shall give especial attention to protecting IE3I see no distinction of race or color. At the any be misled this State clamor, it politics, vim, 1.Samuel B. Axtel.* 6.Samuel S. Cox.*t lie rights ot the workingmen of the various organizations by rights We wish our 2.Aaron A. Sargent. 7.Harvey C. Calkin.* |cbartered by the National Labor Unions in bringing to Read the following symptoms, and if find the which lasted of S. B. & Co., ;i Hie * you close of address, upward is well enough to undeceive them, disabuse their English publishers. TVS Is 11 About Public Lands. 3.James A.Johnson.* 8.James Brooks t those who may rob them of their wages, the bringingjusicethat your system is affected by any of . them, an Mr. said that Senators new success in the field of Connecticut. 9.Fernando Wood.* a bout such legislation in the several States as may be rest assured that you hoar, Downing minds of their false and let them neighbor journalism, 1.Julius Strong. 10.Clarkson N. Potter.* for the interest and advancement of the condition may disease has commenced its impressions, It tells how the Government lands are W. |c neessaryattack on the most and Fenton, Lieut Gov. Woodford, Gen.Revelsknow if it was a the National 2.Stephen Kellogg. 11.George W. Greene.* ! cif the laboring classes. important organs of your that, violation, 3.II. II. 12.John II. Send on Your Money..We receive a great surveyed. Starkweather. Ketcham. Sec. 8. They shall regulate the salary of the President, body, and unless soon checked by the use of Rosecrans, and other distinguished citizens, seen It how to or set* 4.William H. Barnum.* 13.John A. Griswold.* 8locietary, and such other officers as may be to Legislature would have it. and not passed tells enter, locate, purchase Delaware. necessary powerful remedies, a miserable soon mass many letters, staying that several subscribers or 14.Stephen L. Mayhem.* I C the objects of the National Labor U'uiou. acomplish life, had consented to address the grand it. Are these wiser than tie upon lands, under the Pro-emption T. n. Tanner. Sec. 3. shall to in death, will be the result. cavillers Congress ? us to Benjamin Biggs.* 15.Adolphus They report annually the National Labor ! terminating soon to be held...V. V. Tribune. have been obtained, and requesting Laws, Military Bounty Act, or withHomestead Florida. 16.Orange Ferriss. I Jnion the condition of the various organizations, also the' meeting : When to Charles M. Hamilton. 17.William A. Constipation, Again Congress has, according the and will remit as soon as College or Revolutionary Land Scrip.Agricultural Wheeler. g;eucral condition of colored labor in the United State:;, with Flatulence, papers, they forward 18.Stephen eanford. s uch recommendations as think Inward Piles, Fullness of March 31..The colored Georgia. they may necessary. New Haven, article five of the Constitution, submitted to It tells how public grants of Land to States Districts. No elec- 19.Charles a certain number of subscribers are procured. for [Seven Knapp. Sec. 4. They shall, in connection with the President,act as Blood to the Head, Acidity of of New Haven are firing one hundredcitizensthe States the amendment, and by and Corporations, railroads, canals, schools, tlon yet held for Members of 20.Addison II. La11 in. a gents for the securing of employment, to labor of all kinds, the they We uo book of account with and other are adjusted. the XLIst Congress. The 21.Alex. II. Bailey a,ud its transfer from one State to another. Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, over the fifteenth amendment of their have keep subscribers, universities purposes, Members of the last 22.John C. Churchill, for Food, Fullness or guns Legislatures adoptedthreefourthsit, and cannot send until the is It tells how to take land under congress Sec. 5. Ait communications in relation to business p Disgust Weight There is any paper money up government were these J 23.Dennis McCarthy. t to the Labor Uuion or Bureau of Labor, must beraining in the Stomach, Sour great rejoicing. proclamamation.and the amendment is officially announced, it the Homestead and full 1.J. W. Clift. 24.George W. Cowles. nlarked oa the addressed to the Eructations, received. Our friends should send the Act, gives instructions, * envelope "official,''and Presi- or at the Pit of names, with blank &c.. 2.Nelson lift 25.William II. KeUey. dent, Post Offlco Box 191, D. C. Fluttering the Stomach,Sinking Alba* ., j*. Y., March 31..A salute of one becomes the supreme law of the land, and is forms, fees, Washington, f of the with the money, just as fast as they are It tells in what States and Territories the 3.William P. Edwards. 26.Giles W. Hotobkiss. ARTICLE Till. Swimming Head, Hurried or Difficult hund.«d was fired the colored citizens universal in its and 4.Samuel II. Gove, 27.Hamilton Ward. Breathing, Fluttering at the v. or guns by application operation. to dissatisfaction on the part of lands are. public 5.Charles II. Prince. 28.Noah Davis, jr. Stc. 1. Seven members, in any organization, shall be Heart, bolting KAHAV rvf 4ViQ rufiliAQfinn fif. prevent obtained, c to a Sensations when in a for iU UVUVi V* iMV AWVtUVWV.VU V4 4UV Ut This the States which have refused possessing 6.[Vacancy ! 29.John Fisher.! apply charter, which shall be granted onsufflieutthe Suffocating Lying ku-uaj being done, the subscribers. [Any person the requisite 30.David layment of five dollars. Dimness of dots or Posture, 11 7.P. M. B. Young.* 8. Bennett. I , vision, websbefore the sight, teenth amendment. the ratification of this amendment had better without regard to racequalifications,or Illinois. 31.Porter Sheldon. Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of each organization to prepare Dull Pain in the Head, of may take up and settle upon 80 or 160 At Large.John A. Logan.j North Carolina. an annual statement of the condition of said organization, Deficiency and submit to for color,'' writh as Yellowness of the skin and Philadelphia, March 31..The blacks in quietly magnanimously it, Government Expenditures..The any unoccupied land by 1.Norman B. Judd. 1.Clinton L. Cobb. such other information may be to the iutereat of eyes,Perspiration,I ain payments acres of public v in there is no virtue in for a the for the month of 2.John V. Farnsworth. 2.David Heaton. rorkingmen, and forward it to the Korean at least one the side, Back,Chest, Limbs, &c.t this city are in a high state of excitement over contending point by Treasury Department $5 to $10 down, and $10 to $20 in payingfive 3.H. C. Burchard. 3.Oliver II. Dockery. :ioiith before the meeting of the National Labor Union, that Flushes of in theSudden when there is no of it. March were as follows..Civil, miscellaneous 4.John B. Haw he reports may be printed for the use and benefit of the Heat, Burniug the of the fifteenth possibility gaining years.] ley. 4.(Resigned.) i.,t:.,.,..i i iT,.w... u. Constant amendment, & ...... ~w~-- Flesh, ofEvil promulgation if is and foreign intercourse, $4,018,831.06; War It tells what are the of in 6.Ebon C. Ingersoll. 5.Israel G. Lash.1 Imaginings and the quarter of the city mostly inhabited by there any technicality about it, thereBesides, rights Foreigners 6.Burton 0. Cook. 6.Francis E. 8hober.* ARTICLE IX. and Great Depression ofspirits, Department,$4,151,431.02 ; Navy Department, regard to the acquisition of the public lands. 7.Jesse A. Moore. 7.Plato Durham.* all indicate disease of the them is decorated with national colors. is another universally recognized principle in ; Interior tells about Mineral Lands and Plains. 8.Shelby M. Cullom. Ohio. Sec. 1. Each local organization or representative shall pay gaily " SI,876,030.86 Department, It Mining tax of ten cents annually per member. The tax of an liver or the common law, that technicalities must This 230 octavo 9.Thorntou W. McNeely.*' 1.Peter W. Strader.* digestive organs, In many instances where bunting was beyond total, $10,550,171.01. $0,509,878.06;amount This Manual contains pager, printed 10.Albert G. Burr.* 2.Job E. Stevenson. shal bfe paid on the presentation of the oranization combined with impure have substituted be construed in favor of human alwaysdoes not include payments on account of inter- on elegant tinted paper, and is handsomely bound 11.Samuel S. Marshall.* 3.Robert C. Schenck. of the de.egate; and no delegate shall be allowedcredeuutlsto blood. their reach, they red, white, rights, ake part in the deliberations of the (Jnion until the tax Is est and of the debt. in cloth. It is a eomprenensive, complete 12.John B. Hay. 4.William Lawrence. blue women's of and never against them." principal public 13.John M. Crebs.* 5.William Mungen.* aid. and shawls, dresses, scraps of the Public Land of the United j.'n r-.v... a a.i.A. ARTICLE X. System handBook \I WUUU /X. CUI11U. been The of all these is Sec. 1. The meeting of the National Labor Union shall be Ac. Cannon have all ground-work objections Military District Abolished.. General States. 1.Wm. E. Niblack.* 7.James J.'Winaus. . O carpets, firing day leld on the second of December in each year; ami the colored man. It is not an United States Senate 2.Michael C. Kerr.* 8.John Beatty. Monday in honor of the event. prejudice against Sherman has issued order announcing the Chamber, 3.Wm. S. Holman.* 9.Kdw. F. Dickinson.* hall commence its session at 12 M. HOOFLAND'S of the command Washington, May 25, 1868. j See. 2. Special meetings of the National Labor Unions may because there is a so sacred that it should abolition heretofore known as 4.Geo. Julian. 10.Trumau II. . Efforts are made to'induce Revels to right have examined the Wt 11.John HoSg.* >e called by the President, upon the requestor the Bureau of GEEUtEJi.V BETTERS being the Fifth Military District, and the creation of The undersigned carefully 5.John Coburn.* T. Wilson. .abor. be thus jealously guarded but political equali-1 Surveying Manual J. II. 6.Daniel W. Voorhees.* 12.Phil. Van Trump* is and no come on here to participate in a general a with at prepared by Hawks, W. ARTICLE XI..ORHEUOF Business. entirely vegetable contains liquor. It with the white man in the Government is eeparate department headquarters and find it a most invaluable work. 7.Godlove 8. Orth. 13.George Morgan.* is a of fluid extracts. which occurs next week. ty Austin, Texas, with Brevet Brigadier General 8.Jas. N. Tyner. 14.Martin Welker. 1. Report of Committee on Credentials. compound The roots, celebration, In addition to and authentic 9.John P. Shanks. 15.Eliakim II. 2. K»il of members. herbs and barks from which these the fear the colored man? J. J. as commander ; that the complete (3. Moore. extracts are The colored citizens of Newark celebrate the difficulty. Why Reynolds Depart- on all to the United 10.Win. Williams. 18.John A. Bingham. 3. Reading of minutes. made are in is questicnt relating instructions 4. of gathered Germany; all the The whites have two hundred and fifty years ment of Louisiana abolished, the State of of the 11.Jasper Packard. 17.Jacob A. Ambler. Report Bureau of Labor. virtues are extracted fifteenth amendment on Thursday. Louisiana is included in the of States system rectangular surveys, work Iowa.18.William II. Upson. ft. Report of standing and special committeef. from them bv amedicinal the start in moral and intellectual development. Department contains a carefully prepared Synopsis of the 1.George W. McCrary. 19.James A. Gartield. 6. Report of local organizations. chemist. These extracts are then forwardedscientific Tekra Haute, Ind., March 31..The colored to Texas, and the State of Arkansas included in Land Laws, and instructions for titles 2.William Smyth. Oregon. 7. Unfinished business. to this country to be used for the They claim be the superior race.why any the of Missouri. The new acquiring 3.Win. B. Allison. 1.Joseph 8. Smith.* 8. New business. expressly of this celebrated the ratification Department under them. It is almost indispensable to every U. of this Bitters. There is no alcoholicmanufacture people city apprehension ? Xo, no; it is not fear on the of Texas will form of the 4.Wm. Lpnghridge. Pennsylvania. Adjournment. of of the fifteenth amendment a of one part MilitaryDepartmentSurveyor and Lawyer in the land States, and 6.Francis Poineroy. 1.Samuel J. Kendall.* ARTICLE XII. substance any kind used in compounding the by s^ute of many ; it is so rooted Division of tho South. should find a in all the school libraries and 6.Frank W. Palmer. 2.Charles O'Neill. Sec. 1. This Constitution shall only be altered or amended Bitters, hence it is free from all the part prejudice, deeply place a the objections hundred this will have a Kansas. 3.John Moffet* t regular annual mooting* of the National Labor Union to the use guns evening. They and that it cannot be or higher institutions of leurnirg in the country. 4.William I>. b a two-third vote of all members incident of a liquor preparation grounded uprooted San Vote for 1.Sidney Clarke. Kelley. y present. Domingo's Annexation..J. .. celebration of the event in a few days. in a few the *S. C. POMEItOY, Kentucky 5.John R. Reading.* HOOFLAND'S grand dislodged yean, although C. of Admiral Poor's staff has on 1.Lawrence tj. TiimbU.* ®. John D. Stiles.* | tlie National Saly, arrived Chairman of Senate Com. Piblic Lands. * 'rospectiu of Labor Union anil Scraxtox, Pa., April 1..The colored people of sentiment has gone on withrevolutionwith from San with Mr. GEO. W. 2.Wm. M. Sweeney. 7.Wash. Townsend. Bureau of Labor of the United States of GEEtJTEJi.V TOA EC public dispatches Domingo, JULIAN, 3.("Resigned.) 8.J. Lawrence Getz.* America. here fired three hundred guns this morning in rapidity. But this is an exhibitionwonderfulthat Cohn, commissioner for the exchange of Chairman of house Com. on Public Lands. 4.J. Proctor Kuott.* 9.Oliver J. Dickey. of the The latter the 5.Boyd Winchester.* 10.Henry L. Cake. ^ 'tllow Citiznu and Workinffmcn */ the United States : honor of the ratification of the fifteenth the tail of the serpent still lives, even after its treaty. says ratiflcationsvote G.Thomas L. Jones.* 11.Daniel M. Van Auken.* The qu"gtioi of the hour is. How can the workingman o on annexation was conducted in" the most Washington, Feb. 3, 18G8. est improve Ids condition ? This question is not a 7.James B. Beck.* . 12.George W.Woodward.* only being Is combination of all the of the amendment.power is Just so with the enemies the Manual M. A'lunis.* gitated in the United States, but throughout the civilized ingredients destroyed. manner all over the ; that in I have examined Surveying 8.George 13.Ulysses Mercur. with Santa Cruz Sax Fraxcisco, 1..The colored of still live peaceable country J. II. IIawe3, and he has 9.John M. Rice.* 14.John B. Packer. orld. The un iversal law of onr existence is: "In the sweat Bitters, pure Bum, Orange, Ac. April people impartial suffrage, they ; but, the agricultural districts the vote was almost by Esq., prepared Louisiana. 15.Richard J. Ilaldonian.* °ftliy face thoti shalt eat thy bread." We desire to impress It is used for the same diseases as the me in to oil with tiiat a we Bitters, on the Pacific coast are preparing for an thanks be to God ! the of the is unanimous in favor of annexation. The with frequently regard its consulted1.Louis St. Martin.* 18.John Cessna. >' this fict, it is lbvine law, that must in eases where some alcoholic stimulus is sting serpent ques- while it was in and I 2.Lewis A. Sholdon. 17.Daniel J. Morrell. and that the comforts of life can only be attained laior,by pure celebration of the of the extracted. tion of annexation to Spain, which was preparation, subject-matter ioiiest, patient toil. required. adoption appropriate take in that it is a work of 3.Adoiphe Bailoy.* 18.Wm. II. Armstrong. two years, was carried discussed pleasure certifying 4.Michael Ryan.* 19.Glonni W. Scofield. It should he the aim of every man to become a capitalist; fifteenth amendment. We had two colored men to vote during by only 4,000 to in the land States hat n an should and recoivo ati in Perth, votes. Cabrels election, in wa3 effected much value surveyors public 5.George W. McCranio.* 20.Calvin W. Gilfillau. is, every try exchartge for lii> TESTIMONY Anti- at I860, and and to all land-brokers, Maine. 21.[Contested.! abor, which, by proper economy and investment, will, in Boston, 1..The American Amboy, the charter election, on universal a ol Territories, lawyers, he future, c him in the of those on whom lie is Like the April Thursday through suffrage by majority or other in or l«-John Lynch. 22.James 8. Negley. plat position following was never before offered in of which "Wendell is 21st instant. Another election is held on votes ; but the vote in favor of annexation4,300 persons dealing locating public 2.Samuel P. Morrill. 23.Darwin Phelps. iow dependent for a living. At least it should be your behalf of Slavery Society, Phillips to become the owner of own homestead and any medicinal preparation: to tho United which was taken in less land. 3.James G. Blaine. 24.Joseph B. Donley. your aeliration has resolved to hold its last meeting, next in Princeton ; I am informed,Tues; States, Parties the ofthe book to Mr. 4.John A. Peters. Rhode Island. 1dace that horn *stead beyond the reacli of want and poverty HON. \V. president, day and, remitting price ' GEO. than a without any kind of interfer-' Hale. 1.Thomas A. Jeuckos. Is workmgmeii we can only possess these blessings by being WOODWARD, in is made one fortnight, Hawes their 5.Eugene our as a commemorative jnbilee, Apollo Hall, application by hundred and forty ence on the of the or the may rely upon receiving copies Maryland. 2.Nathau F. Dixon. iidustrioiis with brains and hands, temperate in our Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of in the of which colored citizens to of the part government pre- promptly. 1.Samuel Uambleton.* South Carolina. 1 i&bits,and economical with our means. writes: New York, April 9, evening Judge Field, Supreme sence of a single soldier, was decided by a J. M. EDMUNDS. 2.Stevenson Archer.* 1.(Resigned.) It is the dutj of our National Labor Union, and more Pennsylvania, wHl bo dissolved. Court of the State lives in to of more than with an 3.Thomas 8wann.* 2.O. C. Bowen. tho Bureau of Labor treated by your delegatespariculariy Philadelphia, March 10, 1667. day the society (who Princeton) lt>,000. oppositionmajority Late Com. of the General Land Office. from nearly every State in the to advise withasetabled of two cent. was 4.Patrick Ilamill* 3.Solomon D. Hoge. Union, I find 'kFIoofland's German Bitters'' is a good Abolitionists from all parts of theRepresentativecountry decide as to their right to vote. IIow he will only per Everything quiet The Surveying Manual, carefully-wrapped, 5.Frederick Stone * 4.W. D Simpson.* J'ou upon the best and most speedy means to better your tonic, useful in diseases of the when the Commissioner left .San and will sent on Massachusetts. Tennessee.c ondilion in the United State*. digestive organs, are to be The exercises will decide 1 know not. Domingo, be promptly by mail, postage paid, Me look witt euiotious the condition expected present. the merchants were with the three dollars. 1.James RulBngton. At Large.John B. Rogers. painful upon present awaiting anxiety receipt of 2.Oakes Ames. 1.Roderick R. Butler. if colored labor in tho several States. Disorganized, poorly last all day. Charter election takes place in Trenton on decision of the Lnited States. should be sent in P. O- iaid. and, in many cases, indifferent to its IF1 Money money orders, 3.Ginery Twitchell. 2.Horace Maynard . assaulted, totally 2..The of 11. I mean to vote or drafts. 4.Samuel 3.William B. iwu welfare. After a careful suryey and consideration of of benefit in cases of Philadelphia, April president Monday, April according registered letters, Hooper. Stakes. his vital in which we have consulted tho wisdom-1and great debility and AdilreK* J II. HAWKS, 6.Benjamin F. Butler. 4.Lewis Tillman. question, want nervous action in the the Rights has to my nnd so will Wouldn't Recognize A Colored Officer.. 6.Nathaniel P. Banks. 5.William F. Pressor. amd experience of the most profound economists and labor of system. Pennsylvania Equal League understanding, others, Judge Washington, IXC. reformors of our times. --j 1 . Catharine O'Connor and Ellen McAuliffe, who 7.George M. Brooks. ft.Samuel M. Arnell. Yours, truly, lisaeu s jirutiitiiiaiiuu scbuug opcui, JL UVJUUJ J Field's opinions to the contrary F. Hoar. 7.Isaac R. Hawkins. We Mil vise von. lit to imniedintelv organize, hprmise labor GEO. W. were summoned ft few since to PRINTING INK WORKS, 8.George c an itself when that WOODWARD. as a of days appear GRAY S FERRY 9.Wm. B. Washburn. 8.William J. Smith. only protect orgauized ; is, by Iteing the 26th instant, day general rejoicing notwithstanding. the grand jury, and who refused toappear,before 10.Henry L.Dawes. Texas.i thoroughly, you have the command of capital. Youor;anized over the ratification of the fifteenth that all may make a wise arid were afterwards arrested BailiffJoshua Par- Miohigan. eceive better pay tor your labor. Yon learn where and how HON. JAMES THOMPSON, liopiog by c. Rom\so.\, 1.Fernando C. Beainan. 1 o invest your labor to betb*r advantage. You learn the use ker on an attachment for of * j alue invested with labor.how to Justice of the of recommending the general observanceamendment,of of this right, I subscribe myself,judicious contempt court, manufacturer of 2.Wm. L. Stoughton. of the capital your respect Supreme Court Pennsylvania. and gave their testimony. They refused to 3.Austin Blair. hat capital, an J make that capital respect your lal»or. You Philadelphia. 18 0. the and that all business be yours, in behalf of human progress, earn how an 1 where to create employment, to give " April 26, day, suspended the summons said because it was Black and Colored Printing & Lithographic 4.Thomas W. Ferry. Vermont. your- [ I consider Hoofland's German Bitters'' a in the for W*. E. Walxkr. obey they 5.Ouier D. Conger. 1.Chas. W. Willard. elves work w ten you are debarred by opposite and the churches opened morning served bv a colored officer. Inks. Varnishes, &c., 6.Randolph Strickland. 2.Luke P. Poland. You lei.rn the wants of your fellow workmencombinaions.and valuable medicine incase of attacks of and and that the Minnesota 3.Worthmgton C. Smith.' 1tow to provido for them. or dyspepsia. I can this fromindigestion praises thanksgiving, Gray's Ferry Road and Thirty-Third 8 Wilkineou. In a word, without organization, you stand in of certify my James of is woven a Street, 1.Morton Virginia. danger of it. Your'swith be devoted to processions and the evening Gin. A. Ekin, of the Quartermaster's The Sultan Turkey having 2.Eugene 51. Wilson.* 1.Richard 8. Ayer. >eing exterminated. You cannot expect to be profitably experience respect, afternoonT"\ A A TT n A il v « * A 1-t for the East Room of the PHILADELPHIA. 2.James H. Piatt. unployed, and the trades will soon die out iu the race. JAMES THOMPSON, to festivities. ucparimeni u. o. a., recently oraerea 10 magnificent carpet Mississippi. A'ith will lind will force Executive Mansion, to be a3 a token 1.George E Harris, 3.Charles H. Porter. organization you employment, you Texas, left here last for his new presented LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE 2.J. L. Moiphis. 4.George W. Booker. ipposite combinations to recogni/.e your claims to work IION. Friday Austin,of the amity existing between the two 3.J. C. W. McKee, 6.Robert Ridgway. without restriction because of our color, and open the way GEO. SIIARSWOOD, The Force, Effect and Eaten! or post of duty. He was accompanied to the train 4.L. W- Perce. 6.William Milnes.jr. 'or your child!en to learn trades and move forward in the Justice of the Supreme Court of Governments. 7.Lewis McKenzic. injoyment of all the rights ot American titizcnship. How P Pennsylvania. the Fifteenth Amendment. by Bev. J. G. Butler, Gen. John S. Negley, and Missouri. 8.J. K. Gibson. .hall you organize? We anaw er call a general meeting of the hadelphia, June 1, 1868. other and bears with him the Grand Armv Culms rat ion. President 1.Erastus Wells.* At Large.Joseph Segar. workiugraen in every city and town, and alter discussing I have found by experience th t Hoofland's personal friends, BUILDING ASSOCIATION. 2.Guetavus A. Finkelburg. he importance of organization, appoint a committee of one N. 2, 1870. the of War, General Sherman * "rom each brat oh of trade or label to Tkentok, J., April good wishes of many of our citizens. Grant, Secretary 3.James R. McCorniick H>#C Virginia. represented, prepare To the Editor of the New Era: and many other distinguished officers of the 4.Seropronius U. Boyd. 1.Isaac II. Durall. v plan for ergiuiization. When they have reported a plan, XJ late war have their intention of The regular monthly meeting, on the first 6.Samuel 8. Runlett 2.James C. MoGrew. ilieu appoint u nr committee uu constitutionand permanent some of the A Card signified 6.Robert T. Van Horn. 3.John 8. Witcher. irgaaizatiou When they report, proceed immediately to Getman Bitters" is a It is claimed and maintained by XCxtraordlaary. au very good tonic, relieving the Grand Army celebration in attending .YtGHT 7.Joel K. Asper. Wisconsin.' form yourselve«into association, send a copy of your almost directly. of the Fifteenth Constitutional on the 9th inst. 8.John F. Benjamin. 1.Halbert E. Puine. oustitutiou an 1 list of officers to the Bureau ef Labor, and dyspeptic symptoms opponents To tub Amkricax : Saturday, Philadelphia, 9.Davrd P. F. get your charter. We would advise, where there is a GEORGE SHARSWOOI). and admitted some who are in Piopij, Gritting of each month, in the Dyer. 2.Benj. Hopkins. number of that Amendment, by I am commissioned to procure the name and Nebraska. 3.Amasa Cobb. I any particular branch, they organizesutticent of the Letter from Stiv York. 1.John Tafle. 4.Chas. A. Eldridge.* leparate ar-sociitions. As each man desires to follow that HON. favor ofit, that the operation address of every person in the United States ( OliiiKibia Law lluihliiigs. Nevada. 5.Philetus Sawyer. business for which he has been educated. As a constitution WM. F. ROGERS, no farther than to the election of who takes a interest in Woman's 1.Thomas Pitch. 6.Cad. C. Washburn. For the government of a carpenters' association will not of the of New York. extends amendment friendly New March 1870. Fifth street, between I) and Louisiana avenue. >nitfor the of a laborers' it is Mayor city BuiFalo, YorkCitv, 29, Radicals and Conservatives, govemmeut association, and that those who are In order to compile this Enfranchisement.roll Republicans, including that yo i organize each I ranch separately, five men Mayor's June 1866. United States officers, the New * in important Office, Buffalo, 22, I To the Editor of Era: and their friends are invited 157; Democrats, 71. One seat, Covode's, Pennsylvania if one b> 'Uich can more iu of honor, hereby request every such person, Working people is contested. Members not sworn in from Georgia, any organized, accomplish the I have used ''Hoofl ind's German Bitters and prohibited the exercise of the right of suffrage, are Matters of to 17 interest of that particular branch, than being associated immediately on reading this announcement, Things working. great pith attend. Mississippi, and Texas, make, with the contested seat, ivith five huudied men of several branches. Mixed will still be denied the to A full House would have 245 members. organ! by State law, right without waiting long enough to forget or and moment are of such constant daily G. F. NEEDHAM, vacancies. cations have al *ays proven disasterous to tho labor reform vote for State, or officers. it, to take and write the name nihol-tf. Secretary. movement, except iu delegated bodies The above county, municipal pen ink, neglect as hardly to awaken an oxolain.itionoccurrenceof referrec to,are simple organizations for the organitaliops " in and address and forward the same to an 1 Tonic my family during the past year, and The wish is doubtless father to the thought." legibly, or of labor wages. protection me cost which wonder surprise. LLOKLL C. II i:\M\C, NATIONAL We would call your attention to, and advise, 2nd that you can recommend them as ar. excellent tonic, a statement by mail, pastagepaid.atriflling form into Trades Unions. While This is clear and correct of the will not to a cause. Events, facts, and fancies crowd so rapidly dealer in yourselvis co-operative tone and vigor to the system. Tfyeirimf>artinguse you begrudge good these are the in jst beneficial associations of modern times, las been of beneficial point assumed by these strict constructionists body sending in one envelop all the namesAny1in a upon each other that we hardly have time to they require m ich judgment,and intellectual ability tomake productive decidedly READY-MADE them a success. They seeui to be a necessity at this time WM. F. ROGERS.effects. of the United States Constitution. The family, village, or association, will render a and as we CLOTHING investigate, ventilate, admire, ought and CO. in order to furiish employment to colored men in many service. Three American LIFE INSURANCE thousand In We could uot furnish a of the amendment is clear and explicit, helpful or would like before more States the Union. general plan of IION. JAMES M. WOOD. languagenewspapers will a brother editor to, something FURNISHING GOODS A PIECE GOODS, argauization. Bach particular association must he and its is without oblige by OF THE re lea. We can only advise you how to phraseology qualification ; this card in their columns. and wonderful is presented for ourstartling A.\D TAILOR. by special governed Ex-Mayor of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. printing generously when you infoim the Bureau what you propose to organize,organ and as a can I take great in yet they gravely urge, provisional The purpose of this registration is to know to consideration. STATES OF ize. We but say the general principle is, for each man pleasure recommending of article tenth of the whom to send documents. Friends UNITED AMERICA, to take a given amount ol stock, and pay that in weekly or German Tonic" to any one who ''Hoofland'smay be it, Constitution,restriction important A nine days' wonder is a thing of the past. THE READY MADE DEPARTMENT monthly installments until they have enough to commence I so .L:.L J. *i i.'pu. ,i .i.j i. afflicted with had the dyspepsia I lilUB. M. of the cause are to so 44 business so a combination of their dyspepsia. WU1UU CftUO UC UUL UUiCgtllCU iU urged respond We all reeollect the of ancient is stocked with a of Business I>. O. with, that, by money and that their letters shall hither like a days ages, always great variety WA8HINOTON, labor, they will form a capital and business that will give the United States the nor fly simultaneously fur Dress Suits and uu In of by Constitution, snow storm. at and when men and women rode in stages." Suits Gentlemen, Overcoats, them independent living. organizations this kind 1ST Sign once, the day will Suits suitable for no restrictions should be placed upou parties investing, are nnrin n «ai«» .il. 11.1 or.n An/1aui 1 and Boys' and Children's every it to the States, reserved to the TV liVU uui vuituicu auu we ether Let man by prohibitedI Jf tuuuiru D Villi Now have continents spanned with and condition. For use, of their relations. any who wi l, takebe:au»ebadly it was to keep any food on my States or to the dren will be of the record. uge practical »n interest with you. stomach, andimpossibleI became so weak as not to be able respectively, people." This, proud and oceans traversed by telegraphs. railroadsAs will lind here the largest stock in the District 3. We should advise you to organize Building and Land purchasers OHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS. to walk half a mile. Two bottles of Tonic effected held, gives the power to the States to Fraternally, Tiieodork Tilton, " sich is life." to select at POPULAR PRICES. lbW. Associations. These can easily be established in connec- they the poet Nasby says, from, Approved July 26, tion with your ''Trades and Labor Unions," and will have a a cure. JAMES M. WOOD. of within own Editor of The perfect the right suffrage their regulate Box NewIndependent,Yoik It is reported that Alexander the Great cried tendency to strengthen and perpetuate them. Experience and the fifteenth amendment 2787, City. THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT has proved that all men can, by the agency ot a well ; hence, borders because there were no more worlds to conquer ! building association, buy a home for what he wouldregulated JOHN EUTERMARKS, ESQ. doe* not to the State or charter i Evert all of Underwear for Gentlemen pay rent for cue. W, shall be pleased to advise you upon and apply cannot, Saturday, No. 15, contains the first Excelsior is our motto. Thus runs the world includes articles the inost of Law of 44 are to improved plana organisation. partner Judge Maynard, elections. instalment of Mr. Dicken's new The and Boys, aud good articles only offered CASH 4. In order to effect a more thorough organization of the Pa. Story, along. all CAPITAL, $1,000,009. of the United and advise and Williamsport, of Edwin Drood." This is who may rely upon getting they colored workingmeu states, to The of this position is palpable on Mystery published purchasers, enlighten them upon all questions affecting their interest, This is certify that I have used "Hoofland's absurdity from advance Our city of Gotham feels proud (justly for. Included in this department are an the of sheets, by special arrangement bargain and battle with the prejudices manifested because of our Germun Bitters" for dyspepsia, and found it its face ; for, if the law regulating right with Mr. Dickens, and appears simultaneously of its high moral, social, and politicalperhaps) position, the National Labor Convention has adoptedpeculiarinvaluable remedy. in the State is rendered in with its in It DIBSCTOB8: the Naw Era, a weekly journal published in the city of suffrage inoperative publication England. is New York to-day has a populationposition.of Washington, as the organ of the Colored Wurkingmenoi the the 0. H. K. A. Rolliws, It shall he our to informed one it is inoperative in every other by illustratitns drawn for theaccompanied a She considers herself THE SniRTS, Clark, United States. object keep you CAUT ION. particular, nearly million people. Jat Cooke, IIkrkt D. Cookb, is to the condition of tho trades in each State, rates of wages, of the glish edition by Mr. Fields, under the F. Hatchford W. K. Hoofland's German Remedies arc particular. Again.the Constitution sion of Mr. Enj a or an of the world at Starr, Cbandlsr, demand for labor, value of real estate, forms of and Dickens himself. Those whosuperviI representation epitome in of sizes, and W. Q. Moorhkad, JOUR D. Dkfrru, and to meet all quoitions, ualional and local,organization,affecting See that the signature ofC. M.JACKSONcounterfeited. States to the Our great variety styles, qualities, GkOROR F. TVLKR, Kof ARB DODOB, of the United grants Congress right sire to read this great story in its earliest andde| large, as well as all the rest of mankind. to Shirt in States the iuterest workingmeu. warranted any the United J. IIinokliv Clark, II. C. Fahkbstoc*. for such s is admitted all whs are to to each State a form authorized form in can find it in is equal The necessity paper by power give Republican only America, neighboring city of Brooklyn justly styled for the Their wearing qualities are OFFICEBB: the least acquainted with our present disorganized condition, 3D and wheu State is Every Saturday. 44 prices. H. aid as it is barely possible to disconnect our labor and social of Government; any the of Churches," live unexcelled.O. CLARK, Philadelphia, President. we This number of is rendered City having nearly JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Commtitee. interest from our political, shall at ail times, when the is on the of each bottle. All others are in form.Congress being judge.it Every Saturday hundred of or one for every HENRY D. COOKE. Washtaicton. Vice President. necessity demauds, take a decided stand to adviningyou upon wrapper AntiRepublicanadditionally attractive an excellent new places worship, »11 that will be to interest as a race, and to counterfeit. Principal office and the to such an by THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT EMERSON W. PKET, Philadelphia, Secretary and Actuary. questions your manufactory031 Arcu is duty of Congress, provide of Mr. Dickens, and views of his residenceportraittwo thousand of its population. In a city of E. 8. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Secretary. the good of our common country. at the German Medicine Store, No. with the choicest fabrics As we shall have one or more agents, who shall travel in one*--which is the of this at Gad's Hill Place. A is crime as well as virtue is completely stocked FRANCIS G. SMITH. M. I)., Medical Director. street, Philadelphia, Pa. specific object supplement issued such magnitude, and are made to order J SWING HEARS. M. D.. Assistant Medical Director. and through all the States to assist you in organizing all the with the entitled 44 of Europe and America, of we that man will make and which the validity of all number, Mr. Pickwick's We have now ten or eleven murder cases at to departments labor, bope every CHAS. M. destroys amendment, drawn for this prevail*.in the best manner prices compare himself an ageut to take the paper, and sett that his neighbor EVANS, Proprietor, of the United Reception," expressly number in has one nutil it bs l^uou in house m the laws proscribing the citizens Mr. 8. Jr. It the awaiting trial. Yes, and last year the city with any establishment the country.favorably JAY COOKE & CO., also, may every Formerly C. M. JACKSON & CO. by Eytinge, represents after own country. States in the exercise this one suicidal maniacs. JBtaT* Fits guarantied nature's sweet Let man lxis shoulder to of right. merous personages of Mr. Dickens's novels nuj contributed over hundred O ir course is onward! every put : Mr. model. the wheel, and victory and success will perch npon our PRICKS. % The language of the amendment reads thus sing before Pickwick, to whom theypas|are Our riDgs are numerous. We have the gold to have their made at All communications must bo marked "official," and ' Those who wish goods banners.Hoofland's German $1 00 The of United out by the trusty Sam Weller. The and various can General Agents, addressed to the President, Box 191, Washington, I». C. Bitters, per bottle, right the citiaens of the States pointed the the or purchase - admirers of Mr. Dickens will ring, whisky ring, political home, elsewhere, any pattern, p. S.Your attention is particularly invited to the Hoofland's German Bitters, half dozen, 5 00 to vote shall not be denied or the easily recognize accessible to the initiated. and have it cut and trimmed, if desired. of the National Labor Union, published in the German in abridged by their favorites and aversions.Mr. other rings, only on ConstitutionHoofland's Tonic, put up quart Pecksniff are ordered work. of the Convention. or a dozen United States, nor by the States, on account of and his Mark Mr. We have had stnpenduous election frauds, Deposits requiredwith this FIFTEENTH STREET, Isaac Mt«r>, l*risidtnt. proceedingsbottles, $1.50 per bottle, half daughters, polly Tapley, To those unacquainted establishment, George T Downing, Vice Jtetident. for ...... 7 60 race, color, or condition of servitude." and the twins, the Artful as as it may live or six to state that but. previous Fagin, Micawberand, singular seem, it may be necessary Charles U. Peters, Stcrttary. not to examine well the article It does not for whom those votes shall the Fat Boy trying to grow fatter, LittleDodSer,Democratic defrauders have been actually One price is asked, and Lewis II. Doculass, A*tit(ant Surtury. forget prescribe TREASURY un in to the 'ell and her Grandfather, Bob con| No less taken OPPOSITE DEPARTMENT, Co Cel sor, Trtamrtr. you buy, order get genuine. be cast, nor at what elections. The logical Dombey, victed in Brooklyn. executive committee: with Tiny Tim, and indeed almost the under any circumstances. II. then that the to vote shall not Cratchit Hon. John M. is a with Sella Martin, Hon. C. Hamilton, John H. Butler, all is, right sequence roll of characters that throng Mr. Dickens'sentire Morrissey, 0., power GEORGE C. HENNING, Isaiah C. Weirs, G. M. Msbson, George My« rs, For bySale Vruggi*t» be denied or abridged at any election. If it unequaled stories. Fields,Osgood & Co., the law-makers at Albany.more so than at No. 410 8<#*mth street, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. Anthony Boweu, D. M SIturns, P. C.Barbados*. And Dealers in Medicine Everywhere. waa intended that the amendment should con- Ushers, Boston. PubJI Washington. mh24-3m. »»w 1 ap7-ttui. Jan l>*owly \ > < I '^ ssbmssbmhs dk