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WoMAS.-To the honor, the eternal
honor of the fair sex, be it said, that in
the path of duty no sacrifice is with them
too high or too dear. Nothing is with them
impossible, but to shrink from what love,
honor, innocence and religion require
The voice of pleasure or of power may
pass By unheeded, but the voice of attic.
ton never. The chamber of the sick, the
pillow of the dying, the vigils of the dead
the alters of religion, never missed the
presence or the sympathies of women
Timid though she be, and so delicate that
the winds Of heaven may not too roughly
visit her, on such occasions she loses al
sense of danger, and assumes preternat,
ural courage which knows net ard fears
no consequences. Then, she displays that
undaunted spirit which neither courts
difficulties nor evades them; that resigna
tion which utters neither murmurs mol
regrets; and that patience in suffering
which seems victorious over death itself
Il Judge Story.
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The following List Of Premiums will be award
cd at the Linn County Agricultural Fair, to be
held ut their Fair Grounds, onehalf mile South Of
Albany, on Tuesday, Wedpssdgyj Thursday and
Friday, October End, 3rd, 4th and 9th, 1866.
CLASS I--rmonoU0n BRED-No. !.
Prem. 1st. I'd.
BSst Stallion yrs old and upWard...Sie 90 81 O0
NO. Z-ouADED.
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ILL1Nois.-The Chicago Tribune says:
Out of IS, 400, 900 acres of land, Illinois
contains 33 100000 of tillable ground
Only one-seventh of this land has yet been
touched by the plough, yet this one-sev-
enth has sustained our own population Of
LAS, ,17S, and furnished surplus of
food for expectation, enough no doubt to
sustain 100000 more. Now, if ~one-
seventh of our State, with its imperfect
CULTURE, furnishes food for four millions
of people, cannot the whole State sustain
population of 25,000,000?
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During the course Of one Of his pecu-
liar sermons on Sunday at the Plymouth
Church, the Rev. II. W. Beecher thus
alluded to the Radical plan of restoration,
as based on the doctrines of Belial:
am as strong as ever in the conviction
that the true result Of the war must be
recognized. Whatever went into the
Constitution on account of slavery must
come out and was kept out on account
of slavery must be put in our organic
law-and | have believed and labored for
this as strongly as, and longer than many
Of you. But have felt that it should
be done in the spirit Of love, not Of ha-
tired. ] consider the doctrines brought
forward in the House of Representatives
BY Mr.. steyens-though followed in their
entirety, than God By very few think
them 20 be the doctrines of Belial, lead
ing to destructiUh The North had q
chance to show grace, and love and mag
nanimity. How longed to see it Boil
Congress and the President should have
been pressed to Union. / had hoped t.
see the North showing her superiority in
Christian nobleness and generous forgive
ness. But | have been disappointed Il
has not been done. You can no more
change rebels to loyal men by casting
them out and turning them away, thar
you can convert the wicked by building
up wall of separation between then
and the good-shutting them out from
the very influences that should be brough
to bear upon them. "If thine enemy
hunger, feed him if he thirst, give hin
drink for in so doing, thou shalt heaI
Goals of fire upon his head. Be not over
come by evil, but overcome evil Will
good" There, go; uote that. You hav,
been talking it long enough; do IL. 70,
have been praying it long enough, try Il
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Heavy ouARrz OrEnArroN.-J. Ry-

HEAVY QUARTZ OpERATIoN.-J.R Ry-
an, Esq, who has just returned from the
Owyhee country, informs us that Messrs.
Moore & Fogus have disposed of their
entire interest in the Morning Star and
Orc Fino ledges; also, their quartzs mill
The price paid is stated in round figures,
at ST. ,00O,000 The purchase was made
for an English company, and was negoti-
ated by Charles Tilton, an eminent New
York merchant and banker This Ger
tainly is the heaviest quartz operation
that has yet been made in the Northern
country.-[Walla Walla Statesman
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MoTTo FOR A NEUTRAk PAPER.-
AL talk and no slider.
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LADIES DEFINITIoN.-False Calves
deeeitful lovers. in
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VAR1ErY.-Tom Kirkman used to tell

VARIErY.-Tom Kirkman used to tell
of friend of his dropping in about din
ner time on an old lady who invited him
to draw up to the table. There was a
huge pie of the pot order for dinner
The old lady helped him bountifully, and
he being hungry, was doing justice to it.
stranger" said the old lady, "you will
find almost every sort of meat in this pie. "
eyes madam" said he, ''and fish, too, "
as he drew from between his lips what he
imagined was the backbone of a redhorse
or sucker. "Lord have mercy !" exclaim-
ed the old women, elf there amt our fine
tooth comb that Billy lost two weeks
ago."
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CLASS 12-mronAsfcAt DrrAnrArsr.

purse will DO offered for the boss foot race,
one mile.
Premiums will be awarded ON all articles not
here enumerated that may be thought worthy,
manufactured in the State, aud diplomas on Arti-
cles not manufactured in the State.
suPKEIsrEaDEsTs.
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COMMITTEES.
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ComeIy. Sol. Derbin, ofsnlcm.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT oFpIoR,


On the petition of Joseph J. Couch, formerly Of Phil.
adelpha Penn u, now Of Brooklyn, Y, praying for
the extension OF patent granted to him the sd day
Of November, 1852 for an improvement In Machines
for Drilling Stone for years from the expiration
OF said patent which takes place the 2sd day Of No
vember, 1885, m
It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE MONDAY, the 9th day Of November
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~ UNITED STATES Patent OFFICE,

WAsHIsGToS, July 80, 1866.
On the petition Of James Greenhalgh Of woOnsocket
Falls, Rhode Island, praying for the extension Of 4
patent granted to him on the I'd day OF November,
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AUGUST 7. 1866.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of George =, Needham, administrator Of
Daniel Crumbaoher deceased the administrator afore
said with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the LIST day Of September next for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased and Of the assets In hand as far as the
have been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit In said deeeased's estate provided copy Of
this order Dc published once week for three weeks
In the sArloSAL RusLIoAs previous to the said day
Test; 2. O. ROBBINS,
aall'Wsw Register Of wills,
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lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOU


lssy. the Union Passenger Depot! q Warrington
DAY ExPRSss, daily except sunday, at 2soA m,
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tons At Harrisburg for New York, Bstmors and Wash.
ington, and at Phsdsphia for New York. Boston, and
n ALTOONA gEIcocoMMoDArIoN, daily .,eep, Sunday,
stopping q. =. rssu station; static
with Sains the Indiana Branch, West Pennsyvania
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onY iTTsBURoa AND ERIE MAIL daily except Sunday
At 100 O. m, stopping only at Conemaugh, GallitIen,
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NAIL RECOMMENDATION, daily Except Sunday at
al VEN
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