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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

FLAX SEED.-Under this caption the
Uutomist has the following: There will
no doubt be a large number of acres sown
in fax the coming season, and it becomes
interesting to determine what kind of
seed to sow. The past year there were
two varieties grown in this valley-the
common American and the Bombay fax.
Where fibre is desired at the expense of
the seed, the American variety is con-
sidered by far the best, as the stalks
grow much taller; but where seed is de-
sired, the Bombay variety is superior.
The seed grains are about third larger
than those of the common variety, and
consequently the same bulk of seed will
produce more OIL Crops may be har-
vested with greater ease and less shatter-
ing, as the horse rake can be used with
out breaking the seed bolls. In clean
ing, the seed being heavy is not wasted
by being blown away. It has an ad-
vantage in threshing, over the common
variety, as the straw is shorter. It is
thought TO be more productive than the
common variety. Last summer, in one
experiment, from 81 pounds Of seed sown
on acres of land, crop of Al bushels
of seed were harvested. Persons desir-
ing seed for sowing can procure it of the
Pioneer Oil Company.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

CHRISTMAS BALL-We are author
lied to state that ball will be given on
Christmas night, at w. w. Parrish &
Cos hall in this city. Preparations are
also made for a supper in connection with
the ball, and we predict, from the char
acter of the gentlemen who have the
matter in hand, that it will be the party
of the season. Invitation cards will be
forth coming in due season. Hurrah for
the ball
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12
Reply from .Girl Next Door,"

There's gay young gentleman
That lives next door to me,
Whose eyes are like gander's,
AS white they can be:
His checks are shrunk and shriveled,
And like mildew'd rose;
And then this gay young fishing rod
Has got ''turn-up" ncse
His face is of the finest mold,
His locks u color that can't be told,
A yellow moustache, with quirl,
That covers teeth as white as pearl;
With n cody handsome, tall and straight,
That moves along with camels gait
With screechng in his slvery laugh
'Twould balk a horse or wcan u calf!
This, girls, is the handsome dandy,
As self conceited as he can be
His head with wine made very light,
With reelng steps to mark the time"
Who softly said, "won't you be mine ~
To which mcekly did reply
Ethan wed you, Jimmy, I'd rather die !
Thus spoke the silly, foppish beau,
To which swectly axed him
So, Jimmy when next you go out to court,
Guide your bark to another port
And if you wish to reach the shore,
Cease from drinking evermere
Let truth and honor be your aim,
Aud you'll secure renown and fame
Albany, Dec. l1th, 1868.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

FEsTIvAL.-The lady members of the
United Presbyterian Church intend Civ
ing Festival in this city, at w. ".
Parrish & Co.'S hall, on Thursday even
ing, December 24tb, Christmas Eve),
and they invite all to join with them and
partake of the good cheer and join iu
the jollifcation whica will be had on the
occasion. 1t is bound to be a success,
as the ladies never fail in anything they
undertake; and we advise the '.boys" to
lay in 'biled" shirt and quantity of
two dollar gold ard a half pieces for the
occasion. Success to the festival.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

Nor SoLD-We are informed that
Mr.. John Isom who, at the sale on last
week bid the sum of SIS ,430 for the Linn
County Wooden Mil|s located at Browns
vile. in this county. having failed to
come to time with the cash, the sale will
be re advertised. We are not informed
as to the reason of Mr. Isom's failure to
make good his bid.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

LOST One day the past week E.
Frum, Esq, of Sandridge, while on his
way home from this city, lost package
containing dozen yards or so of bed
ticking, dozen spools of thread and a
woolen hood. If tho finder of the pack
age will have the kindness to leave the
same at this Office, he will be suitably re-
warded for his trouble.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Linn County Teachers, Institute.
WILL hold its seventh seni-annual session
w at Brownsville, commencing on
December gath, 1865.
The following branches are expected to be in
troduced by the following named teachers
Grammar--R. N. Thompson and A. ]. Olin.
Reading-J. v. Crawford
Practical Arithmetic-Mrs Oritha Braasb,w
Penmanship--Mr. Bradshaw
Mental Arithmctic-Peter Weigle and IIeuder-
Algebra-Jas. Dennison.
Geo9raphy-N. Hendry.
Family Government: Its Influence on School
Governmental. f. Ellis
Orthography--W. Ii. Amidon.
Lectures may be expected.
n. HENDRY,
w. II. AMIDON,
Nov. %, IS6s-12t4
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The Linn
County Teachers Institute, it will be re-
membered, is to be held at Brownsville,
commencing on the 9th of the present
month, and as it is expected to be an oc-
casiou of much interest, teachers and all
others interested in the great work of
developing the human mind, should make
arrangements to be in attendance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

CITY ELEcrIoN-The election to fill
the various city offices, on Monday last,
passed off quietly, and resulted in the
election of David Froman, Esq, (Union)
as City Marshal. and Messrs. Charles
Mealey and Ans. Marshall, (Union), to
the Council. The Democrats have the
Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer and four
Councilmen Last year the Democracy
elected their entire ticket
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

DEsTIsrEY.-Dr. Geo. w. Gray expects to be
absent from his Office in this city the first two
three weeks of December, 1868, on professional
business in the towns of Peoria and Harrisburg.
stopping in each place few days only. All
persons living in the vicinity of the above named
places, wishing first class dental operations viii
do well to give him a call after his arrival,
as business at his Office compells him to hurry
home again.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

CIGAns.-For a Christmas present, in
advance. of box of cigars, Frank Red
field of the firm of Hiltabidel g. Co., has
our best bow. We notice they have a
lot more Of the same kind, and they are
choice, you bet. You smoke one of their
cigars and it will make you feel as happy
as young dog with an old boot
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The case of Lyman
w. Pomeroy, charged with poisoning his
wife some years since, WI be put upon
trial on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at the
extra session of the Linn County Circuit
Court, convened by Judge Boise for that
purpose. The case excites large share
of public interest
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

By telegram we have the following market
quotations
Liverpool-Caifornia wheat has dropped to IL
shillings.
New York-ouote flour Mt S7@12; wheat
81 25@2 80; hides 21@2l!e; wool 25@2
for fall clip. and 25Gs27c for spring.
San Francisco-Flour. Imperial Oregon. SIS rs
Wheat-eoast at 81 80 /; good shipping at 81 IS !;
choice milling. 81 So Barley-feed. S292 10 !;
brewing. 50 l2!G12 25. Oats in fair demand at
81 6GMl 80.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On last Thurs

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On last Thurs
day Mr.. James Watkins, mail contractor
on the route from this city via Peoria
and Harrisburg to Lancaster, while on
his way down with the mail, met with a
sad misfortune. Somewhere between
Harrisburg and Peoria his team became
unmanageable and ran away, throwing
him cut of the vehicle, when he became
entangied IN the lines and was dragged
something near quarter of a mile. 1t
is reported that his collar bone is broken,
besides which he received severe coutu-
sions and bruises in various parts of the
body and limbs. We are in hopes they
will not prove fatal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

DEEDS, ETc--A splendid lot of blank
deeds, summons, executions, etc., now
ready and for sale at the Register office.
Orders for blanks of any kind or job
work, promptly attended to.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

PERsoNAL.-L- w FELTON,, the spicy
correspondent of the San Francisco Times,
called on us Thursday, on his way to
Portland4 He has been travelling in the
Southern portion of Oregon in the inter
est of the Times. He is genial gentle
man, and we were sorry his stay among
us was so brief
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

IMPROVEMENTS Mr.. w Colwell has
commenced the erection Of new dwelling
on the site of the one burned few days
since, and from the rapid progress made
by the mechanics who have the matter in
charge, we judge will soon be ready for
occupancy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12
Executor's Notice.

Executor,s Notice.
Estate of II. W. Mack, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
IN Executors of the above estate, to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to present the same, with necessary
vouchers, within six months from date Of this
notice, to the undersigned at Albany, Oregon.
DAVID. FROMAN,
FRANCES L. MACK,
Nov. 81, 1S6S-126w Executors.
RUSSELL d ELKINs, Attys.
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MARRIED.

By S. II. Claughton, J. p, at his res
idence in Lebanon, Mr.. w. F. CLUSTER,
of Lane county, to Mrs. MARY E.
FRENCH, of Linn county.
At the residence of the brides father,
by S. Fl. Claughton, J. P. SAMUEL M.
COURTNEY to MARGARET E. NOBLE, all
of Linn county, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

THE cELEBRATED FLoRENcE SEWING
MACHINES are on exhibition and for sale
at the store of j. BarroHs & Co., Albany,
aud are very desirable holiday present
to q. lady friend, wife Of mother Call
and see them. 81.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

THREE HANpED-One of the REGIS
TER family, sTid," tore his hand on a
nail last Sunday, which fslet him out" on
work the present week, and left US short
handed. However, we are still three
handed--right and left hand and a Attle
bebind.hand s s~a
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

Big ST. ocK.-P. w. Sphinx & Go. are
having a r ush of business, having receiv-
ed their new stock of stoves, tinware, &c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

SUIcIDE.-A man named Coonabs COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the head, on the 18th inst, with
a ball from a Henry rifle, at Canemah.
Cause ascribed-tcmporary insanity.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

WooL.-We noticed several wagons
loaded with wool, from Brownsville to
this point, for shipment below: during
the week
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Notice.

II Ot1Ce.
4 LII PERSONS indebted to the estate of J.
N LEVY, Bankrupt, must settle their said in
debtedness or before the 18th day of December
next, at the Office of Powell & Finn, in Albany,
Oregon, with whom all books, notes and accounts
of said estate are left for settlement suit will
be brought against them in the United States
District Court, at Portland, Oregon.
L.. GOODMAN,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Albany, Oregon, Nov. 81, 1S6s-12w3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

The Democrats of Fort Wayne, Indi-
ana, turned out to man, aud joined in
the Union celebration over the success
of Grant and .Colfax.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ at the November term of the County Court
of Linn county, was appointed Administrators of
the estate of j. H. Lines, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, duly verified to the undersigned,
at her residence, within six months from the date
hereof. MARTHA NJ. LINES,
Administrative.
Nov. 21, 1s6s-12w4
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NEW TODAY.

FESTIVAL!
ON
CHRISTM AS EVE
AT
w. w. PARRISH & CO.'S HALL,
ALBANY, OREGON.
TlHE LADIES OF THE UNITED PRES
byterian Church will hold FESTIVAL,
at Messrs. Parrish & Co.'s Hall, Christmas
Eve, Thursday evening, December oath, 1868.
All respectfully invited to attend.
Contributions thankfully received.
Admittance and Supper, rs cents.
Albany, December IL, 1868.
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due course with you. They present what might
be called panorama of the natural history OF
this world, and the pageant thus brought in
vast sweeps before the mind has a much more
den6ed and towering interest than is often
evolved from any lecture.
The Workingwomens Protective Union, whose
object is to provide employment for females
and to protect them from the iniquities Of hard.
hearted employers, is meeting with splendid
success here. During the past six months en-
ployment was furnished to nearly 2000 females,
and applications we're received from nearly
twice that number. Nearly 100 cases of com
plant were settled satisfactorily to the com.
plainants, and TO the shame and confusion aud
utter loss of public patronage and esteem of
their employers, In fine, the Workngwomen's
Protective Union is the Sewing Girls Samaritan.
An interesting extraditon case is in process
of settlement, and the only novelty In the way
of crime. Heinrich Schafer is an alleged fugi-
tive murderer, and was lately an agricultu
allaborer in Bretzenheim, near Mayenoe, Hesse-
Darmstadt. According to the counsel for the
Cousul-General of North Germany, who
opened the case yesterday, he killed his wife
there last summer, for the purpose of marrying
a rich widow, and soon after poisoned the
widow for threatening to divulge the murder
Nothing very definite has yet transpired.
MIR. Forests audiences have been falling of
since the first nieht. Possibly they think he is
the one that's falling of, though | can't see it
And so, truly, ALI BABA.
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POLITICAL.

1.-THE sea is encroaching on New jersey"
says an exchange; so is Republicanism, and
viii swallow the State q long time before the sea
In all the riots and collisions between
blacks and whites in the Southern States, grow.
ing out of politics, two facts are conspicuous:
prepared for fight and; second, none but
blacks are ever killed. Do not these cireum-
stances show pretty clearly Which side is re-
Eponsible for these collisions?
The Grant Club of Ward Ten, Boston, has
sent TO Robert Small, the brave and heroic
rican flag, with the names of Grant and Colfax
thereon, 10 be thrown to the breeze by the loyal
people of Beaufort South Carolina.
1t is q remarkable illustration of times re-
venges, the Salem Mercury says, that the pre-
sent John Quincy Adams mas gone on a Demo-
where his grandfather would probably have
been banged, without judge or jury, by the
same Democracy.
Democratic papers say that there were but
about a thousand colored soldiers lost in the
war. The official facts show that 2997 were
tracted in the army, making total of % 29S out
of lS0, OH colored troops enlisted.
The colored people of the Third ward of
Boston have nominated Mr.. Brown as q can
didste for the Massachusetts Legislature.
Our Democratic friends are unfortunate in
having names for their clubs which read badly
when abbreviated. The Democratic Jackson
Association" had good run till the Norwich
bulletin wickedly bbIeviated it to"Dem Jack.
Ass" and now they've taken the name OF
jackson Union Guard - the initials of which.
j. U. g." are little suggestive OF bad habits.
"A Democratic exchange says we shall soon
come down to the hard-pa of Democratic
pl inciples." We've done it already. That's
the pan" the Tammany Convention flashed
in.
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rHILADFLPhIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
& WIMORE RAILkOAD.

d TIME TABLE.
commencing hOSDAT, oe.ose[ s, 1851 TrGiqs VIII
Way-Aau Train At $50 A. M, (Sundays excepCesl
for BaUmore, stopping at all HssulGI Stations con.
meeting with Delaware Railroad AZ Wilmington for
Cris Bld and intermediate Stations
ENpress Train at IL as Am. (Snndays exeepted) for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping st winning Ton,
ryvlliei and Havre-de-9race. Conneots at VIII
mington with train for Few Castle,
Express Train al 4 90 p. M tSonuhyb excepGeol IoI
Baltimore ana WasningtonI stop9lng At Chester,
ThurlOw, LinwOOd, Clay onI, WilhinEtOh EeWpOiti
Perryviile HRvre-de Grace, Aberdeen. Perry mans,
EdgewOod, Nj sgnolia, Chase's and Stemmers Hun.
Night Express nj li30 r Nj. iDally) IOf HalIlmote
and Washington, stopping st Chester, ThutloW lin
wood, ClaymOnt, Wilmington, Newark, Ekton,
n orr hesst, Perry vile ara HaVre de Grace. 80
Passengers for ForIess Monroe and Norfolk VIII
take 'ne LAO XWSILMINaToN W TRAINS,
stopping Gt all stations between PhiIaoeiphiA ana
"IeaV PhiladeIphis At HOO A. NJ, $3.50, 500 and
7tI r. NJ The o 90 p NJ. Train connects with Delaware
Railroad for Harrington ana inter nsuAte stations
Leave Wilmington 7UU ana olO a. mI l'oO, SID and
7'OP M The $40 A, III. Train VIII not STOP between
Chester and Philauelphla rnps daily An
Tbe ZOO P q. train from Wllmlnston runs VaJ' All
,hsT aCMcdmmodation M trains sundays excepted
FROM BALTIMORE ~ rnaLhh rJna1-hISi. aa5 "A NJ
ES Srsss. 2:SS p M Express; % p. NJ, EXPRESS.
'SITNDAY TRAIN FROM BALEIhOhHI ~,
Leaves Baltimore at 72b II NJ, sEoPpnS ~
CharIestown North East, Ekton. Newark. stanton,
Newport, wilmington ClSymon'' AAn"oou' anu
TSraGOb tickets to all pointsWest, South and
son osst NAV be procured at the Ticket once NO.
SIS CHHSEUT Street, under the M I ~
where Also stateroong and berths IN sisephg Csla
tc et az mis- OH ce can have their baggage checked
~ ~ a a.idance by the Union Transfer Company.
tsS tsneir re'i0eAH II. b. KENNEY. superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.

NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
~ THE MIDDLE RoUTE-shortest and most
6ss Iii SS e 5s
L s:4ss NJ W. corner Of
1 and ss
the New Depot, corner Of BERKs and AMERICAN
uAA,s,e4 AZ e4S A. M.-AocOmmOdstion for Fort wash
A. M;-MornIng Express for Be.nlshem and
and Al
Kinsston fttson and al pon in G
For &no9 % GsH
MI aSd %s At s
1905 A. MI at WDkesbarre At 7. NJ; at Mahanoy City
Valley TD pssspSy Sy Rethehem can M Axe t1s hEs 6
Eastos, and points on New Jersey Central Railroad
AZ s!45 A, B.-Accemmodation for DoyIestown,
Willow Grove, Hatb9ro end AsrIsvllo by this
At iO@0 A. @'-Accomm odatlon for For, washing.
tOo1oppin at nJeTme9iste ei, date stations o., p.,s,.
he %hsown Sauoh SSc Shuntp! %hts sf sS9sS
WlkesbarIe, Hazleton, Mahaney City oentralla,
all pointt y Mahanoy and Wyoming Goal Regions,
stopping .at ali inteImediate stations,
Al BIS ,b.-Lehlgh and susquenAnna Express for
Al S'IS p M'%Acoommodation for DoyIestown
stopping at all intermediate stations Passengers for
Willow Grove. Hatbnro, and Hsrtsvllle take
stage at Abingdon; for New Hope at Doyleetown,
Az b 90 y, M.-ThrOugh accommodation tur Bebble-
hem and al stations on main line OF North Pennsyl-
Fhnih Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem With Le
Man valley lehigh and Su'quehe anna Evening Train
tor Fseton. neDtown Mauch Chunk
At 6 20 y, M.-AgcOmmodSJiOE fUr LauaCSie, stop
ping AZ al Intern ediate statiOnn,
Atl180 2. m.--Accomm0datlon iOr BOrt washing.
TRAINS ARRIVE M PHILADELPHIA.
6Toln Bethlehem at 9 90 and llO5 a. NJ, 200 and
n'5 A. n. and zoe PM Trains mskes direct conneo-
tlon Wild Lengn valley ana henlgh end susquehanns
Wnlns irofn EHstOn, scranton, Wilkesberre, MRhony
City, and Ha2etOn.
Passengers leaving WIlkesbarre AIRS p. NJ. con.
nect at Bethlehem 81 Sos Z. M, and arrive Ia Phila-
deiphia at $50 Z. NJ.
From Doylesiown st s'25 a. M, 500 and 200 P. NJ
From BoII Wsahington at $50, 1915 A. M and I
z. M. = ,.
Philadelphia Tor Be- gyalehem al $50 a 81,
khilAdelphia for DcyleStOwu at eco Z, Ii,
Doy ylestown for Phiiadel phiR at 7'O0 A, Is,
Bethlehem for Philgdelphia at Ago p. nj.
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cara convey pa
senRers to End from the new depot.
White Cars of Second and Third Streets line ana
Union Line run within abort distance OF the
depot.
Tickets must be procured ri the Ticket Office, In
order 70 secure the lowest rates OF taIe.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Tickets solo and Baggege checked thrOugh 70 pFn
clpal points at ann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office, NO los s. FIFTH Street.
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VIZ EST JERSEY RAILROAD
w FALL AND WINTER ARIA ANGEMENT.
From foot of MARKET S Lreet (Upper Ferry)
Com mencing WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, 1868.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.
For Cape May and stations below Mlllv1lle 815
z. M
8l5 A, Nj, 84S z. M.
For Brldgeton salem. and way stations S15 A. M
For Woodbury. at SIS A. M, Sl5. $50, and 90 p NJ.
Freight train leaves Camden daily at IL O'Clock
noon.
MFreiShs Delivered No. s2s South Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM j. SEWELL,
els Superintendent.
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]. VAUGHN AERRIoR, WILLIAM n. MERRIcH
- - , - JOHN n GoPA. -
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA,
MHkRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTB,
mEnuigcture High and Low Pressure steam I'm gineA
tor Land, River, aud Marine Service.
Boilers GesomeIers, Tanks, Iron Boats, eto.
Castings OF ali KINDS, either IRON or brass; -
Iron Frame RooB for Gas NoTk, Workshops SnS
Railroad stations, ETC.
Reforts ard Gas Machinery, OF the latest and mosl
Improved construction.
Every description OF Plan lston Aaohinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and 9rst Mills, vacuum Pans, OH
Steam TrRinH, Defecators, bntera, Pumping, I'm
sg9Ss esS %Santu for NJ R,euxs Patent Sugar BOILING
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Seoam Hammer, and
Aspinwall d WooseY'B Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Draining Machines. 630a
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UAsT FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
II pENNsYIVANIA RAILROAD, TO Wilkes
barra Mahanoy CITY, Mount Carmel. Centralia, and
siI poinis on Lehigh Valley Railroad and Its
branches "a ,t,. d.y, .hI. .O.A
IL synahlS 10 give Increased despatch to merchandise
eonsIened to the above named points. -
Gonds delivered tat the Through Freight Depot
- III corner Of FRONT and NOBLE Streets,
Before r. M, VIII reach Wilkeebarre 19nnt Carmel
Wvonine valleys before II a, M. Of the succeedinS
oa1g 'H+'H~ n IN ELLIS ULARK, Agent
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

xSsF&EA PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
sE&sAsssssasssAAss BOILER WORKe.-NEAFIE q LEVY
FhANlIUAL AND THEORGrICAL EMGINEERs
MACHINISTb, BOILER-MAKERS, b Il A u K.
SMITHS and FOUNDERS, having tor many yeara
been In successful operation, and been exclusiyey
engaged Ii building and repairing Marine and River
hngnes, high and low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Pr0peere, etc. ETC., respectfully offer their
services the public as being fuily prepared to Con
tract for engines OF all sizes, Marine River, sno
Stationary having seis of patterns Of different
are prepared 70 execute orders wish quick despatch
Every description OF pattern ekng made AZ the
shortest notice. High ana Low-presS ure Fins
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, OF the best Pennsyga
MIA CHARCOAL Iron. Forgngs OF all sizes and kinds
Iron and Brass Castings OF all descriptions, Roll
Turning Screw Cutting and si ether work neolec
with the above business.
Drawings and specification for all work done Al
the establishment free of ohas 20, aud work guaran
kGed.
The Bubscribers have ample wharf-dock room tol
repairs boats where they lie in perfect safety
and are provided With shears, oocs, falls, etc eso
N - JACOB Z. EEAFIE
JOHN r. LEVY,
9R BEACH and SAI4MER streets,