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: fOfil AaSl. EN-SEONGTlOF FeBilIIlSdNll-
Ne,cari n j., Uae Speaker Of The House of Represen
tutiUes at FGshiR0ton.)
II have used, as u cleanser of the teeth prepara-
ton called SOzodont. and haze found it very benef
cial. 1t has good effect upon the teeth and purifes
the breath. The character of Mr.. Van Buskirk, as
chemist is guarantee of merit in all articles bear
ing his name"
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To Correspondents,

40 n0fcc can be taken Of anonymous communications
Nhdtercr as intended for Insertion must be duthen
itcoteo Lg the name and address Of the ,1riter-no
necessc iig tor publication ut as guaranty for hi
he 10, ne opinions eo,r,ressedJv correspoHdeafs
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GINDTygO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
Wy BY DIR. STRICKLAND'SP PILE REMEDY
Mr. Glass, OF Janesyilie, Wisconsin, writes for the
heneht OF all who suffer with the Piles that be has
been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
OF PGes' and his brother was discharged from the
army as lnc1raole Che being quite pGraiyzeG with
the Plles Both these distressing cases were cured
With one bottle Of DR.. Strickand's Pile Remedy
me recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland oucb
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases Of Piles are cured by Dr. Stricklapds
flle Remedy. It is sold by Soth s. Hanos los Balt-
more street. and by Druggists everywhere.
wholesale Agents, Thomson y BLOCK
and A. VuGELER 4 CO:
SETE S. HANCE,
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ri OH &c h HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ GEaTIEICATE. No; 63$, for Loo shares BAL
PANY STOCK, in the name of JOHN A. WHIT
RIDGE. has been lost misail or distracted. Trans
fer hav ing been stopped all persons hereby warn
ed against Negotiating the same. o. II. BERG, l6
South street. BALTIC, May 49, 1866. myl9-eo4w
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPAxY,1
New York, May 49, 1866 I
FHVEEERTY-SECGND DTVfDESB.-Not is
IL hereby given that the Board of Directors have
THIS DAY declared u DIVIDEND of FIVE %
PER CENT; out of the net earnings of the quarter
ending April 30payabe at the Office Of the Company
FRIDAY, June upon the capital stock and so much
of the scrip stock as mas been paid.
The Transfer Books will be closed FRIDAY. the
18th instant, and reopened MONDAY, June /. By
order of the Board of Directors.
THE0. 7. JOHNSON,
1nyzl-lUC Secretary.
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r 55DTEfE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Esz
COAL COIPANY. will be held at the Office of the
Company No. 80 Second street. (up stairs) at twelve
O'Clock, NJ, on MONDAY, the 18th day of May inst
The Transfer Books will be closed on the Sd in
slant: and so remain until after the election on the
18th instant. j. C. MCGOWAN
my IJ-OtE Secretary
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Wood Of 90 S;aes. Oc5 ard Pine Wood.
Delivered free OF charge.
Oiico City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
9SOuth street.
G27-6m2p JAS. u. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors
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7 - 4 SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can cor
~ scientiously recommend to those suffering from
q distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Melliiuous
and is withal not disagreeable to the taste Tiers is
40 doubt that the MeHuous Cough BalsaIn is Que Of
prietor claims Tor it.. We have tried it duying The
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. is prepared by Or. Strickland, No I3S
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, 0bi0 and for sale bp
Druggists. Wholesale agents ToInGan 4 Block, and
A. Fogalar & co. iy3Ty
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W. Ii. SEYMOUR

-p ". II. sen NJgK -.
81 vrrszs Has re opened the old and well INCA
80 - established saloon known as theRe Ma
-@la2 GRBEN HOUSE,, No. lis N. Gay\O %AD
st. where the choicest brands, wines liquors cigars
and ale, can at all times be found, oysters, game
and other deliCacies in season.
FREE LUNC!t every day at II A. N.
Ladies Dining Saloon up stairs. n1v23-1m
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ls i s;15s5
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
&GUTEB AND SOUTH WEST.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE


Comprising the following railroads, viz: Norfolk
and Petersburg, South Side virginia and Tennessee
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads,
forming an uEbroken gauge from Norfolk to the Mis-
slssppi alley This line, and all its various connec
tons running South and Southwest is now in full
tcenG fired price per hundred pounds free from all
outside expenses for commission, &C., at THROUGH
Freight BGtes. between BAUIIM0RE and PET Frs
BURG, BURkESVILLE DANVILLE, GREENS
R0R0', CHARLOTTE, LYNCHBUR0, BRISTOL.
KNOXVILLE, DALTON, CHATTANOOGA NASH.
WILLIE, ATLANTA, MACON, MEMPH Is, VICKS-
BuRG, NEW ORLEANS, and intermediate points
shippers will please take notice that the WIZ
GINA AND FENNESSEE AIR LINE RAIL
WAY Will recognize contracts for the transporta-
ton Of freight at through rates. except such as are
issued by the authorized agent of the line.
- Shippers to the South and Southwest by the Va &
Tenn. Air Line Railway requested to ship as here
totore by the NEW Line STEAMERS ONLY, as no other
line OF steamers running to Norfolk is recognized by
the AIR Line Railway in through contracts
AH claims for loss damage sustained by goods in
transit tctH be promptly settled on application to the
Agent.
SHORT LINE TO PETERSBURG.
Passengers and freight leaving Baltimore at P NJ
arrive in Petersburg at II A. N. the following dav
and always cheaper than by any other line
WHARF until z. Nj. Mark Packages
VA. Tenn. LINE.
For full shipping directions, stencils and blanks,
apply to c. A. ELMORE'
Agent Virginia and Tennessee
OFFICEs-E25 West Baltimore street, and foot of
Spears wharf. nv I9-tf
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u. lsNAP&s,N Ian.,Ellia,e,-

GeY
TIE exercises will be resumed On MONDAY
EhAI, September Attn, at 8 o'clock 4. n. on which
DAY new scholars viii be admitted.
Inree higher classes exclusively intended for young
jGes were formed last January, and are in success
f1l operation ct present.
Parents sending boar5erp. are rcquopted to provide
tor their punGtos arrival.
Su}l-tf T. KNAPP
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FENAX DEPA FsT'rs EMIT.
q CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

VENAX DEPAFsTM SENT.
q CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, May 23d, $3.50.
Tax payers are hereby notified, that in obedience
to ordinance Of the City, the undersigned will ad-
verise the taxes remaining unpaid land not in state
ofliuuidation) IN the Baltimore Daily Commercial
aud the American ona Commercial AGcerti8er, be-
ginning 4th of June next, this notice is given that
those paving at once, may expense.
Those charged enormously on our books will please
and have their accounts corrected; those in ar
for previous years taxes, will please take no
tice, that unless their bills closed once must
collect them by sale of property, or suit Mt law.
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
my23-1w [City papers copy.l City Collector.
fHETY CnMHISSFONEE'S OFFICE, sd
" May. 1866. Proposals will be received until
MONDAY. 2Sth inst, at 10 A. NJ, to build wharf
at the foot of Cross street. leo feet by 66 feet Speci
fcations at this office.
J. SMITH,
my23-eo3t Clerk City Commissioner.
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TEVREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

Il MAY %, 1862.
Notice is hereby given to holders of Cert Gates OF
Indebtedness issued under acts Congress approved
March LIST and l7th 1862 that the Secretary of tho
Treasury in accordance with said acts and the tenor
of the said Certificates is prepared to redeem before
maturity, all Certificates of Indebtedness falling Cue
in June. July or August. 1861 with accrued interest
thereon, if presented for redemption on or before
May 3lst and that thereafter such Certificates will
to bear interest; and will be paid presenta
ton at this Department, with interest only to the
said 31st interest H. MCCULL0CR,
my24-tMy31 Secretary of the Treasury.
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r p E0TfCE TO TRANSFERS. GSIM<.
NY SONTB.-Ihe new LINE OF STEAMEgS
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY, Sundays excepted,
Tor the following points, connecting at Norfolk and
Fare from A'' ''0~'''
Baltimore to Fortress Monroe. .............. So M
Daii.noLe 70 Mori9ik 800
Daitlofe 70 MY rom 500
DaitIhore 10 5Slchlnond 500
apll-tf j. BIRCKHFAD In Al
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SMALL CLASS FARMS.
F0RsALE.-A very snnerior PkC

d. ~ F0RsALE.-A very superior PRO
FTAA-h PELLlGR OF $50 Tons old measure
substantial manner and of the best and most durable
materials and of very light draught Of water, the
null and machinery is nearly as good as new having
oeen in actual service more than six months She
has just been put in complete order and is now ready
for service. For further particulars enquire at The
Ship Yard of Messrs. JOHN T. FAIRLY X RR0
South Side of the Basin no52-tF'
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eSToCK IN "IORDAN,s SPRINGS

SNhVcA I'm "LORDAN'S SPRINGS
COMPANY"
G., Us rs proposed to form JOINT STOCK COMPANY
In ntIMSSS NY o. the valuable property known as
oVmDAM SfhlNGS, No more surely paying in
xee.nen. ?Hn DC made Parties DESTROYS Of taking an
days GEO. w. TINGES SIN VII 'ew
apll B Ma. 81. PAU strssk.
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ESROSpECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY

frSt-class establishment to which the citizens OF
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment TO subscribers. attention is called 10
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
80 miles from the city, 900 feet above tidewater) on
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs and frequent. The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character. Magnificent trees an abundance of the
purest water. beautiful ravines, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute TO make this spot
sttraetiye, and to point il out as admirably adapted
ior large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
aoTn9oe soounds in pleasant walks. shady drives and
ls proposed to profit By these natural ADVANTAGES
oy the erection on one Of the most eiEible sitos and
within view osthe Depot, Of krst-cass Hotel nndsr
the direction of TIE Bentley Springs CompanSs Of
Baltlm9fe County. The amount of Capital IL az
et One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in Share Of 61s
Officers aod Directors. e1s IA'
II Ii believed that, In asking the citizens of na,
more to subscribe 10 this prosct. wc are aiyans;nr
their individual intsrsss SIS Ws O. that Of the otv
itself.
Our citizens win DO waited On By the Directors OF
the Company for the purpose Of soliciting subscrip-
tons to the stock.
Application may also be made to the Secretary,
a NJ
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ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That appl-
city for the Renewal Of certificate Of stock Of
the City Five Million Loan. No. 9,096. for $1.16043,
and No, s0 fox ri l45Os; standing II the names Of
fespectiTsly; he gsns hayins bean lost nisaid, at
et9lsa, mietaEsss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-09-22

your letter from which I venture to dis
sent.
You think that, though minister may
speak from the pulpit on politics, he
ought not to indicate what party he be-
longs to. 1t strikes me, that if he has a
party, ahd wants to give it ecclesiastical
aid or comfort, he should budly avow him
self to be what he is, so that all men may
know him. Sincerity is the flfst of vir-
tues. It is bad to be a wolf, but wolf
in sleeps clothing is infinitely worse.
You represent the church as an unfn-
ished structure and the State as its scaf-
folding. think the church came perfect
from the hand Of its divine Architect
built upon rock, established, finished
complete-and every one who comes into
it by the right door will find a mansion
prepared for him. 1t needs no scaffold
It's founder refused all connection with
human governments for scafFolding or any
other purpose.
You say (in substance) that, without
sometimes taking political subjects, a
minister is in danger Of falling into a
"vague, indefinite and non-committal
style" which will do no good aud bring
him no respect. The gospel is not vague,
indefinite or non-committal upon the sub
jects Of which it takes jurisdiction, and
upon them you may preach as loudly as
you please. But admit that in times Of
great public cxcitement--an important
election or civil war-men listen impa-
tiently to the teachings Of faith and re-
pentance. A sermon which tells them
to do justice, love mercy and walk hum
bly, before God, is not an entertainment to
which they willing invite themselves. At
such time a clergyman can vastly in
crease his personal consequence, and win
golden opinions from his audience, by
pampering their passions with a highly
seasoned discourse on politics. The temp
tatlon to crafty them often becomes too
strong for the virtue Of the preacher. /
fear that you yourself are yielding TO it.
As mere layman / have no right TO ad-
wise Doctor Of Divinity, but hope l am
not over presumptious when | warn you
against this specious allurement of Satan.
All thoughts of putting the Gospel aside
because it does not suit the deprayed
tastes of the day, and making political
harangues to win popularity in a bad
world, should be sternly trampled down
as the suggestion of that Evil One, "who
was a liar and murderer from the begin
hing" Faithfully yours, &c,
J. s. BLACK.
York, July %, 1866.
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wish were u barefoot boy,
Without hat or shoe,
To think again this world toy
With every changing hue.
] would not give ono boyish game
With all its hopes and fears,
For all the gilt of wealth or fame
That fortune gayly wears.
I would not give the little heart,
That beat in time with mine,
For all the eolored things Of art,
Though oft they seem divine.
I would not give Friday night,
Expeetant Of the morn.
For all the hopes that could unite
My future to adorn.
Who that hath seen life's giddy show,
And followed fortunes train,
But who would all It's pomp forego
To be boy again
Oh give me back my native hills,
And all the feathcTcd throng;
The gently winding, gurgling rills,
That echoed back their song;
Oh give me back my rustic home,
With all its simple fare
I'll promise then no moro TO roam.
But be contcnted there.
cannot get, but give me still
4 recollection fair
OF boyhood time it will, it will
BeSuile some anxious care.
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Blu SINESS CARDS.
DIR. HICKLIN.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER
Having settled in Brownsville Linn county Or
egon. would respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the people Of that vicinity. v2n5-5m
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LIFE IN SAN ANroNIo.-On Sunday
morning last, during the heavy rain, two
girls on Bowie street had crossed over to
visit neighbor, not dreaming but that 5
the rain would case in short time, but
while there it continued to pour down in
torrents, and before they were aware Of
it, the ditch had overhown and the street g
was full of water, in some places two or
three feet deep and running very rapid.
"Oh, Annie" exclaimed one of them,
::'see, we are going to have another food,
the water is coming up into the houses."
"Well, Mary, Tn going home, I won't
stay here"
"Why, it would not be nice to wade
through that water up to your knees, and
everybody looking at you"
"I don't care if don't look nice, I'm
not going te stay here" :.
"Why, you certainly won't go through
that deep, swift water, the people will
Eyes, / am going if it is up to my
neck, and they do laugh-if It soashes
every rag off Of me "-[San Antonio
Ledger.
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York, July %, 1866.

The following Order of Exercises will
be observed at the Linn County Agricul-
tural Society's Fair, to be held at their
Fair Grounds, near Albany, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Octo-
Der I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th, 1866.
fIAsT pAI.
Opening address, ii o'clock A. n.
Single Pacers-1 o'clock, p. m, mile
heats, two in three.
Arranging articles and animals on ex-
hibition.
SECOND DAY.
Sweepstake Race (Running)-Eleven
o'clock a. m; Single dash of one mile.
l o'clock p. m.-Parade on the track
of all animals entered for premiums, un-
der the direction of the Marshal.
Best Trotters Oregon Raised. )-2
o'clock p. M; mile heats, two in three.
3 o'clock-Best span of trotters, one
mile, in harness, owned by one man.
3! o'clock-Best two year old, single
dash of one mile
THIRD DAY.
The Superintendents and Judges of
the different Glasses will meet at the Pa
wilton and receive from the Clerk list
of the articles entered in each class, and
proceed to examine the same from 8 to
II a. m.
II o'clock a. m.-Sweepstakes run
ning)-mile heats, two in three.
o'clock-Best span of draft horses,
to be tested by trial.
II o'clock-Best walker, one mile.
o'clock-Best span of PAGERS, one
mile.
q o'clock-Best trotting (sweepstake)
4 years old and Upward, miles.
3 o'clock-Best two year old Sweep
stake. running) l mile.
81 o'clock-Foot race of one mile, with
liberal purse, provided there are any per-
sons entered.
FOURTH DAY.
From to 10 o'clock the Superintend-
ents and Judges will finish up their work
and report the same to the Clerk, who
shall proceed to make an entry of the
same on the records of the Society.
10 o'clock a. m.-Roadsters (to be test
ed by triaD 4 year old and upward.
104 o'clock-Threc years old and up
ward.
1O3 o'clock--Best span (owned by one
man) in harness, FIVE miles.
102 o'clock-Best mare (roadster) 4
years old and upward.
IL o'Clock-Running Oregon raised)
4 years old and upward, ] mile.
Iii o'clock--Thrce years old and upward,
l mile
III o'clock-Two years old and up
ward, l mile.
l o'clock-Trotting: Three best in
FIVE, Oregon raised) mile heats. The
animals in this not to enter in two and
three.
2 o'clock-Three year olds Gree fol
alp single dash, Of two miles.
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Hot water satisfeth no thirst, angry
words mend no broken cups and saucers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-08-22

~ Girls are like peaches; The nearer
they are ripe the more they blush.
w@ When a bootmaker commences
to make boot, the first thing he uses is
the last.
Rwe Why is o "tilting skirt" like C
slaughter pen? Because lean and ia,
calves are seen in them
NYe a Scotchman went to a lawyer
once for advice, and detailed the circun.
Stances Of the case. Have you told me
the facts precisely as they occurred s''
said the lawyer. 80. ay, sir" rejoined
he: :. thort it best TO tell yc tlc truth ;
you can put the lies into it yourself!'
@y-,, The shape OF The bonnets uow.in
vogue in Paris is called. the Cafalari,"
and is diamond form, about three inches
square, ton two corners Of which hang
ribbons of an enormous width (about six
or eight inches, | iudgc) The addition
of a hen or a canvass. back duck, perched
IN the diamond, gives it a very recherche
appearance.
qY" Wien | goes shoppin," said an
'o.d ludy. ST alters asks fi'r what wants,
aud if they have it, and it's suitable, and
feel incl rcd To bny it, and it's cheap,
and can't be got at sily place for less, |
,uost,allers take it, without chapperipg
sbopt jtalj day as maSt peoPlo daas"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-08-22
!. a il,iIji,, DeIi,cafa. q /, RridEel.,. dEl, Z.

Between Ureks and Jacksonville, Ore.
aon. there was wedding last winter,
about the time Of the deep snow, when
Mr.. Psiham and other citizens were cor.
rall.d in that cold country. The families
of the respective parties to the marriage
were in attendance. and the party was
rather after the old fashioned style, made
an Of nvighbofs, their wives and babies,
aud any body that-happened to he stopping
anywhere within accessible distance. 1t
was pleasant affair: but, like all similar
,sselnbtages, it dispersed, and the bride
returued to l.:r chamber, first having
whispered to the fond groom, :" Don't
| conc up fpr half an hour This heinga
first request, lie obeyed, waited the time
anx;oas!y, nor let the hand of the tick
ing clock pass by second of the limit
ere he had gone to her. with whom his life
was joined.
Rapphlg gently 1T the door of the bri-
1al c!i,inber, and receiving nd reply, he
entered ,.sh;dden, and SAW his wife lying
nn the bed, arrnyed in night gear of the
purcSt white, presenting Pictufe VI
beauty, taste, iovcliness, beyond compari,
SOP. Ouc step farther. o close .'ok; aud
the blood rushed back TO his heart-she
Was dead Loud. y coiing for help. father
mother, brolhsr, sister, ariaenaiiS, al
the household rushed to the room. fhF
mother discovered that tar daughter still
hroaihcd. but horror upcn hnrf'as iher(
4 lay til. empIy vial from which the t,'ta
draught had been taken. Messengers
Serc dispatched for physicians, the pa
tient was rubbed and sprnkled, and ii'pe
were entertained of her reyiva! .synlptom
looking favorable. Z. this juncture. some
'rne picked up piece of folded pape
from table, on which was written. ii
the delicate hand OF the fair young bride
|, , sBe not alarmed, dear husband. Feel
ing thar the occasion wonld betoo muc
;or my nerves. have taken ch"ro!orm
Youa Own WIFE