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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18

So NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO THE DIREC-
TONS the late Act Of the General Assembly the Court
Of Appeals will meet at Columbia sonday, 18th April.
Applicants for admission to the Bar will be examined
on Wednesday, 18th April 3.
Appeals from Charleston will be first heard, and, i'm
ediately thereafter appeals from the Country Circuits
in the following order, viz Northern, Western. South
er.,, Middle, and. laaty, the Eastern Circuit
By Order JOHN WATIES,
March 1s 1spI1 Clerk Court Of Appeals.
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as- NOTICE TO MARNERS.-CA a P AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do 30 anywhere within direct
range of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston md st. Andrews side c
the Ashley River; by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, b. NJ
Harbor Masters Ohce Charleston, February 8, 1856.
Fnhrrprv
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on Wednesday, number Of bills
we're reported from the Committees and passed.
One of them directs survey to be made for a ship
canal to connect Lakes Erie and Ontario. MIR.
Trumbull, from the Judiciary Committee reported
a substitute for the House Bill supplementary to
the Military Reconstruction Bill. The bill pro-
vides for the registration, by the military COM
manders Of the rebel States, of all voters who are
not disfranchsed by the operation of the Military
Bill and requires each one to take an oath to sup
port the Constitution Of the United States and to
obey the laws; it also provides for the holding Of
conventions in each State to amend the State Con-
stitutons, and for the election Of delegates there
to: military officers to superintend the elections
for delegates. When o Constitution shall have
been agreed upon by. the Convention, it shall be
submitted to the people, and if ratified by them, it
shall be submitted to Congress-, and il there ap-
proved tho State so adopting such amended Consti-
tuition shall be entitled to representation in Con-
gress. The expenses incurred under the oct to be
paid from any funds in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated. MIR. Trumbul asked Immediate con-
sideration for his bill, but objection being made.
it went over under the rule. Mr. Wilson called
up resolution previously, offered b7 him, provid
due them shall be paid into tho Freedmen's Saw
ing and Trust Company. Mr. Wilson declared
that such course was necessary to protect the
colored soldiers from the men who systematically
plunder them. It was generally conceded that the
colored soldiers were sharp enough to take care of
their own money, and the resolution was recon-
mitted to the Military Committee. Some other
business Of an unimportant character was trans
acted, after which the Senate went iuto Executive
session, and soon after adjourned.
In the House, after the introduction Of num-
ber of Bills and resolutions, the Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union proceeded to dis
pose Of the business on the calendar. The Senate
resolution Of thanks to MI. Peabody for his nu-
merous gifts for educational purposes, and di-
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>SHIPPING g..

FOR LIVERPOOL.-rHE STRICT
:&ENLY Al American Ship B. S. KIMBAILs Dear
CE&SSYborn Master, having q large portion Of her
.azse7@cargo engaged and going on board, VIII have
dispatch for the above port
For balance Of Freight engagements, apply to
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
March 13 No. "a East Bay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@MR. EDIToR.-pERMIT ME TO RETUl

#MR. .EDITOR.-PERMIT ME TO RETURN
my sincere thanks through the columns Of your worthy
paper, to MIR. OTTO MEYERS Band. + cannot express
the astonshmentI felt in seeing the two young boys dis
course the most mastery music. Being little acquant
ed, and having some musical talents myself requested
them to play several operahc pieces which, must con-
fess splendidy performed The great object which
every one should bear in mind is the apparent young
age Of the two young men, and that the playing has not
been taught them by teachers, but simply by their old
father It ia, therefore, but practice which has made
them such good and akiful performers noticed that
Mr. OTTO MEYER Leader Of the Band, performs entire
y upon three strings, and the tone is sweet and clear
as It possibly could be with full set.
March 18 II
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~ BEAUFORT DIsTRICT-COMM PLEAS
WIN. F. HUTsoN vs., VIM HAZARD w1GG:-APPLI-
CATION TO RESTORE JUDGMENT appearing to
my satisfaction that the defendant in this case resides
beyond the limits OK this State: Ordered TINT he do ap
pear and snswer tho application within thirty days, or an
order for leaye to restore viii be made by default
March !, 1857. 7. g: BUcKNER
March s,11,1s,25 O. O. P. Beaufort DISTRICT.
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~ NOTIOE.-O -OONslGNEEs PER sTEAM-
sHRE B. soUDER hereby notified that abe Is THIS
Day disohargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset Will be stored at ex.
pense and risk Of owners
a-sr WILLIS Il CHIsoLM, Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen l6) dollars less,
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of Goods.
March 18 2
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@ SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE.-WE PRO
POSE to furnish LABORERs Of oil classes for Farmers
Railroads. Shop, Gaiden, store Hotel general House
work
Persons desiring employment will call at No. Cannon
near Kin. street; and aI orders for Laborers will be
promptly mel, and satisfactory reference given.
February @ limo S. B. HALL CO.
eBWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq. Us q candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicial District at the next election.
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TODD C RAFFERTY,,
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS.
Office and Works, Paterson, New jersey

WAREHOUSE, No. 4 DEY STREET, NY
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND POET
wi ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; Fax,
Hemp. Tow Oakum and Rope Machinery; shafhng,
Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings OF oil kinds;
Latches Planning Machines Dris Shaping slotting anu
Boring Machines; Gear Cutters; Centreing Milling and
Bolt Cutting Maehines Chucks OF all kinds; Leather
and Rubber Betting; Lace Leather, Belt Hooks ana
General Suppl for Railroads other Machine shops
Julson & Shows Patent Governors. Saw MlIls Coteon
~ TODD i RAFFERTY,,
mnrch On 1y No. Dey street. N. 7.
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OBITUARY.

DIED. in Savannah, Ga, on Monday evening, March
H. 1857 Of brain fever ANITA NEYE second daughter
Of ARTHUR NEYLE and MARY A. soLLEE aged five years
three months and eleven days. March 18
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amendments we're proposed, each eiciting long
debate Senators seem anxious to explain every
vote. The sentiment is much divided, but the
majority persistently oppose amendments tending
to compicate tho measure, or to involve guaran-
tees not required by the original bill. The pres
sure, however, is very heavy. The Senate was still
in session at o'clock.
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CARLISLE March 16, P. M.-Soldiers and citizens
had regular battle, and the citizens shot Mrs;
Stewart; Thomas Zimmerman and Jacob small
we're killed. Two soldiers were shot, one mortaly
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HOUSE.

The following was moved as all addition to the
Senate amendment: That majority of the votes
cast will be sufficient to show the ratification Of
the Constitution; but that more than one-half OF
the registered voters shall vote. Adopted.
An amendment adding certain clauses to the
oath were rejected.
It is now O'Clock, and the House is still IN
session.
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a~CONsIGNEEs NOTICE.-sC HR. B. N.
HAWKINS will discharge cargo This Day at Adgers
North Wharf All Goods not called for before sunset
will be stored at rislr and expense Of consignee.
March 1s WIN. ROACH.
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From New York.
From Pennsylyania.

New YORK, March 16, P. M.-Woodruf, tn
famous jockey, is dead.
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- No. 200, J. P. Brown, IT,, March 9, 1850, II.
No. TO- F. Entelman, February 10, 1850, 10.
No. 273, F. Entelman, September 10, 1850, 10.
No. 246, o. Farnum, March 81, 1861, 25
No. Isl, B. g. Brown, February 10, 1880, 10.
Eehrnarx 1a ..e-..-,..l. ~. u -. lorno3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18

aE BEA UTIFU UL HAIR.-CHEYALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
its original color and youthful beauty; mparts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops Its falling out at
once; keeps the head clean is unparalleled as bail
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEVALIER, III. D.
DJWIE l. NOISE,
No. ISL Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS Or IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL Or EOARDNG.HOUSE KEEPERS
- ..iee OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, ~
: -. March Is, 1857. =
the Legislature, passed the 20h day Of December,
1856 all persons concerned are hereby notified to oa at
this Oce and take out tho required license tmnedstey
49, .-S W. II. SMTTH, =
is'6S Clerk OF Council.
An ACT FOE THE BET1Ka PROTECTION oF sEA1xBN AND
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~ THREE MONTHs AFTER DATE sAPPII-
CATION win be made to- the Home Loan and Building
torrenswal Of following CERTIFICATES.
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made 10 order ind inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH and T. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, Of Pais), No. 500 Broadway, New York.
Anril Ia 1Yr
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The supplemental Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-In the Senate, at LIZ
?. H. Saturday, the Supplemental Reconstruction
Bill was passed. as follows: Be it enacted, that be-
fore September, 1867, the Commanding General OF
each District shall cause aregistration OF the citl
zans of each County or Parish in the State or States
Of his District, which shall include only persons
qualified to vote for delegates by the Act aforesaid
End who shall have taken the following oath
I do solemnly swear or affirm in the presence OF
Almighty God that T am citizen OF the state OF
have resided in the said State for -
months next preceding this day, and now reside
in the County of --, or the Parish of -, in the
said State; I am q years old; have not been dis
franchized tor any participation in any rebellion or
civil war against the United States, nor for felony
committed against the Safe or the United States;
have never taken an oath as member OF congress
of the United States, OF an officer, as member OF
any State Legislatne or executive jTdlcla ohcer
az any State to support the Constitution OF the
United States and afterward engaged IN insure :
ton Or rebellion against the United States, OF given
aid and comfort to the enemiep thereof; will faith
fully support the Constitution and obey the LAWS
of the United States, and will, to the best OF my
ability, encourage others so to do; SO help me God
which oath or affirmation may be mlnistered py
any registering officers.
Section I'd, provides that after the completion OF
the registration herein provided for, in any State
at such time and place as the Commanding Cen
eral may appoint, Of which at least thirty days
public notice shall be given, an election shall be
held Of delegates to the convention for the pur-
pose of establishing such Constitution and civil
government or such State. The said convention
in each State, except Virginia, to consist OF the
same number of members as the most numerous
branch Of the State Legislature in 1850, to be ap-
portioned among the several Districts, Counties
and Parishes Of the State by the Commanding
General, giving to each a representative in the
,.a4;a.s 20 az ,,,etor. ,a,,,is+orod r5.zs -
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@- BAT CHEL OR'S HAIR DYE-TH1S
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless reliable, instan.
tancous No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the Ill effects Of Bas
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The genuine is signed William Il. BacheJor. all others
arc mere imitation and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
Hlr BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
Decemuer 1U lyy
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Charleston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line. .:;,ss.s,
VIA BEAUFoRT'AND HILTON HEAD

CLAaHoRN CUNNINGHAM, Agents :,
5a.l5s-5 Il s5if Savannah, aAf
NB--The Steamers Of this Line connect at OhaxlQetn
with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads, and at
Savannah with Central and Albany and Gulf
Florida steamers. y q MAxch l.
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FOR FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, B BRUHsWICJK.TSD:
MARY'H, H,FERNANDHA,JAOKS dAND Att:
THE LANDINGS .ON TIE 81. JOHNS RlYERsAas
z FAR AS PAIiATKA.
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WIlL LEAVE: NORTH ATLANTIC 1pHHlRF OK
kFrel1h received daily and stored free od d6hasaa
For Freigh or Passage apply board of Of s.
Ace Of JOHN MAHQNEH.s1H,,4 Ess& HAy
6, November 13s Above (rafQ. TuomaS;
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AN ACT FOE THE BETTKR PROTECTION oF sEA1GEN AND
IIfnusaB6gTs m TEE POET AID HARnoR uHARIi.S-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-17

In ae Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
for the County Of Linn.
DelitaJ Farqaer, Pt..G, Cs. John FdrqDer,
Def't:
Suit IN Equity for Dieorce.
To the above named John Farquer, Def't:
IN THE NAME or THE STATE OF OREGON
You are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint Of the above named plaintiff, now
on file against you, in the above entitled cause,
with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days after
the date Of service hereof upon you--if served in
said Linn county; butfscrvedin any other county in
the State of Oregon, then within twenty days of
the date of service hereof upon you.
And you are further notified that If you fail to
answer as above required, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief de-
manded in said complaint, and will take q judg-
ment and decree Of said Court dissolving the mar
riage contract existing between you and the said
plaintiff, together with costs, disbursements and
stamp duty of this suit.
By order of Hon. r. P. Boise Judge of said
Court. CRAN0R q HELM,
june II, 1887 Att'ys for Pl'f
Internal Rev. Stamp, Soc, cancelled.
do certify the above and foregoing TO be a
true copy of the original Summons as prepared by
me and now on file with the Clerk eff said Circuit
Court for Linn county, Oregon.
Gro Il. HELM,
a2n45mg Ono Of pl'f's Att'ys.
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A BoY's FIRST CoMPosITIoN.-Th
Terre Haute, Indiana Album gives the
following essay on 1.-The Ok" from one of
its young contributors just as it came
from his pen:
"0xen is very slow animal they are
good to brake ground up. wood drath-
er have horses if they dident have kol-
lex. which they say is wind collected in a
bunch, which makes it dangerser te keep
horses than OK. if thare was no horses
the people wud hev to Whele thare own
wood on whelebarrer. it wud take
them TO or thre days to Whele cord a
mile, Cows is useful to. heV herd
som say that if thay had to be tother or
OK thqy Wud be cow. But think
when it cum to hey thare tits pulled of a
cold mornln thay wud wish thay wusent,
for oxen don't generally hev to rase caves,
if had to be emmy wud drather be a
heffur. But if i coodent be heffer and
had to be both wud be an OK.
ISAAC STRIKER"
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POETRY.
uNyEILINc THE srA1uE OF HENRY Gay.

Hail! true and glorious semblance, hail
OF him, the noblest of our racol
We seem, Nt lifting of thy veil,
To see again his living facet
To hear the stirring words once more
That like the storm clouds cadence pealed
With mightier power feom shore 70 shore
Than thunders on tho battlefield.
Lo that calm, high, m iestic look,
That binds our gaze as by u spoil
It is the same that erst-while shook
The traitors on whose soul II fell
Oh! That he were again in life
To wave, as once, his wand Of power,
And scatter far the storms Of strife
That DER our country dGrkly lowerl
Again. again, aud yet again,
He rolled back passions roaring tide,
When the fierce souls of hostile men
Each others widest wrath defed.
Alas alas dark storms at length
Sweep o'er our half-wreeked ship Of state,
Aud there seem none with viii and strength
To save her from her awful fate
But thou, majestic image, thou
Wilt in thy lofty place abide,
And many manly head viii bow
While gazingon a nations pride;
And while his hallowed ashes Ito
Afar beneath old Ashland's sod,
One gaze at thee should sanctify
Our hearts to country and to God.
We look on thee, we look on thee,
Proud statue. glorious and sublime,
And years as if by magic Aee
And leave Us in his grand old time.
Oh! he was born to bless our race.
As ages after ages roll
We sec the image of his face
Earth has no image Of his soul!
Proud statue ! if the nation life,
For which he toiled through all bis years,
Must vanish IN our wicked strife,
And leave but blood aud tears,
If all TO anarchy be given;
Aud ruin all our land assail,
He'll turn away his eyes in heaven,
And DER thee We will cast thy veil
Prentice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-17

How GENERAL MEAGHER FELL
The San Francisco Monitor has received
from Montana the following authentic
particulars of General Meagher's death,
which it publishes the.more willingly, it
says, as reports injurious to the memory Of
the dead have already been circulated,
even in some journals, asserting that he
committed suicide while under the lnfu-
,enee of wild excitement:
General Meagher, as his friends can
testify, was never subject to such parox-
ysms, and In letter written only few
hours before his melancholy death, he
spoke eheerfully of his expected return
home in the course of few days. He
had ridden some thirty miles on horse
back, across the dry plains to Fort Ben
ton, and In conversation with friend a
short time before his death, exhibited no
appearance Of excitement He after
wards wrote home to his family, and be-
ing fatigued, retired to state-room on
the steamboat for the night, as there are
no hotels at Fort Benton. The guard
rails of the steamer had been partially
broken away short time before, SO that
there was none in front of this state-room.
About 10 NJ he got up and stepped out
on the deck in his night clothes. In do
ing so, his foot struck against coil Of
rope, which made him stumble, and be.
ing unable to recover balance, he fell in,
to the river, which runs with great rapid.
ity. Some Of the deck hands ran up
with lights at tle noise of his fall into
the water, but only in time to see him
swept away by the rushing waters, in
which he disappeared ere an effort could
be nude to save him.
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II the Paris Exposition, at an English
jewelers. stall are some diamonds so finely
cut that by mere pressure the air excluded
from the surface of the stone in contact
with the glass, and in this way they ad-
here to the under side of the glass in the
showcase, although they seem to be lying
outside. A woman who thought they
were scattered loosely on the surface re-
Gently tried to steal them by throwing her
pocket handkerchief over them carelessly
while she was apparently looking at some
thing else. Those who noticed her were
amused by her surprise aud chagrin when
she found that the diamonds were not to be
swept of.
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70 CORRESPONDENTS
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

'tDR. D0HERTY is skillful physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients he assure TO fulfill That fact Il one
great cause of his eminent success in his profes-
sion. It is fortunate that among the many adyer.
tfsing physicians there is one who can be dependeS
on. ~ Review.
DIX. DoHERFfsS > reputation as physician i
sufficient guarantee for the cure of any case be
undertakes. n--T Chronicle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronie specific and cret practice.
and as such is now the most successful az anv
physician in San Francisco. IL Free Press.
d. D0HERTY'S reputation is second 10 no 9TH
er physician on the coast in chronic and specific
practice. Mirror.
ADR. D0HERTY.-FeW man in tho meaica
profession have succeeded in gaining the cons
dence of the public in their skill and judgment 8
he has. ~ Enquirer.
ssDR. D0HERTY ranks as one Of our most al
tinguished physcians, and also one of the mes
successful, which is now the criterion bv vhich II
medical praetisipn is judged. - TEche. seIsy
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ADVERTISER ENTs.

FifteenYears I'M Oregon.
s. j. NJ G COR MICK,
The Pioneer Bookseller and Publisher
or this State desires to inform all his old Gus
toners (and Rs many new ones as may not bo ae-
quaintcd with the fact that he still continues TO
operate ut the
FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
1O0 Front ST., Portland, d ,
(ExAcrLY OPPOSITE MOUNT noop)
Where he Is prepared to furnish
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
PIANO FoRTEs,
MELOpEONSi
vIoLINs,
AcCoRDEoNs,
BRASS BAND
INSTRUMENTS,
DRUMS, GUITARS,
And ali kinds Of Musical Instruments.
SHEET MUSIC. INSTRUCTION BOOKS foI
all kinds Of Musical Ipstruments.
CHURCH MUSIC BOOKS,
BASS. VOL. GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS
BLANK BOOKS,
L is,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.,
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
GLOBES,
PRESSES,
PENS
Photographic AIbum m
And every other article in the above line.
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NO. 100 FRONT STREET,
(hetweea Morrison aad Aider)
PORTLAND, OREG ION,

4 GENT FOR JACOB ZgcHg PIANO
n FoFtes. San Francisco. Cal, which received
the Gold Medal over celebrated pianos from the
East. 10 The last fair. 1865. Also Agent foT ET-
uest Gahler's Piano Porte New York, ~hieh Ran
the greateai popularity 10 The Essl lor sweetness
ard poser IN tone, durability 10 workmanship.
and Superior New Scale. full Metallic Form. OseF-
strung and Freaeh Grand Action.
l.. r. shaltx viii have an assortment Of those
uperiDr Pianos always on hand. aud can seil thsas
= the LoBesi Prices. ~ he imports them drse;
trom The Manufactures.
New Pianos fsr Rrut or Sale by monthly pay
meuts.
Latest Music received By every steamer diree,
from the EAss.
Pianos, Melodsons and all kinds Of Musical To-
stTunents tuned and repaired.
L. +. shuitz recommends himself as irst class
tuner, having been in the business fifteen
years and is n musician.
Those living in Linn aad adjacent counties
wishing 10 purchase one sf these Superior Pianos
are informedthsy can do 20 through the Editor o
the sTATE KISnTs DENocEAr--bs being my aa'
tbcrized agent for tho sale Of them in that section
Of Oregon. seily