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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

Consumption. .l6,Ogs.1l9 l6,4i6,22J l0,69Gi55
Thus showing that, of our entire cOnsumD-
ton, 90 per cent. was Of our own manufacture,
under the "a per cent. tariff of 1861, about o.
per cent. under the more protective ono In
1852. and exactly 90 per cent. under the same
tariff in 1868. Referring to our market reports,
We find from THE TRIBUNE reports that tho
price in gold Of pig iron was $23 per tun in
gold on Sept. 81, 1861 $24 81 in gold on Sept.
20, 1862, and 500 81 in gold on Aug. 20, 1868.
Meanwhile, the amount of revenue collected
rose from Sl33,867 80 in 1862. to $223,312 Gl in
1868, and has steadily kept on increasing with
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Medical men are wont to look with very
suspicious eye upon all reports OF hydroDhobia.
IT is easy to mistake an eDraGed dog for a
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Bnsjuss Iaotitss.
PERFECT HEALTH TO ALL WITHOUT MEDICINE
Du BARKTs Delicious Health Restoring

PERFECT HEALTH TO ALL WITHOUT MEDICINE
Du BARHTs Delicious Health Restoring
REvALENTA ARABICA FOOD,
restores stomach lungs and liver OF old and young curing
without expense dyspepsia ndgeston Constipation u
neuralgia debility wasting cough asthma fe'es 1000
cures q winch copies had gratis Tins n 81 Si ~ 10 90
DU BARRY Co. l63 wHams.. n y. aud 81 C6emsta
A Neglected Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat
h ht be CHECKED By simple remedy like BROWNS BRONCHIAL
soouy allowed progress may terminate seriously For BrOn
% Abm. cstsIrab and COnsumpe Coughs the TRooHEs are
used with advantage giving Oentmes immediate relief Singers and
ub speaker. win ud excellent clear the voice and render
articulation wonderfully ea,y
ATTENTION is called to the SALE of EALU-
be old AqsSn y o ID EUDi0T the E1Hss
10 pD5st he direction Of DAVID H,wIEr Referee
PFrHAyk, CORNER % hiGHIflIhsi-''' S'0u'
lots east side north Of F'yo
BlsT To valuable two story attic and basement brick
Ws-r FifTsTasT-l south side $50 feet west Of Sixth
IEsT shout 29 feet west Of the Grand
Circle orE igbth.sve entrance, each 23HlO5
Easr lots on north side
CoRy,n OF Et,BErH-Tbs tuostO and
attic brick house and lot about % lI5li lot SSS ~ =,
lots ssci 2STl62a G7O0
WIN. EyERDELLs SoNs, at 104 Fulton-st.-
WEDDING CARDS MoNOsRAns NorE PAPER etc Eaolslea l
A.-RREUMATIsM Legally Warranted Cured
$50 srsSS R.spstI IL Isl cares PrnepI depot No. 7Oa
srSsd.sE
J. EYFRDFLL'S, 302 Broadway, Wedding Cards,
5oBOgu French Note Paper, Bal Card, &e ta ID The CITY
Mrs. NJ. g. BROwN's SCALP RENOvAToR, the
lssi in the world Sold by Druggists |
THECELEBRATEDPo Poor RICHARD EYE WATER,
60 be had Of all Druggists, at Is cents per bottle
Some folks can't sleep nights without using
DoDD's NERyISK
For sale by III druggists st 81
Dir. PALMER's ARM AND LEG THE Best"
1853 6s Bwy " 1853 Chestnut st. Phil o. Greens Boston
Wigs, TOupees, and Ornamental Hair:-tirst
qualify sirds ahdhs dyetg All shades at Bachelors 6o1as
BACHELORS HAIR DYE-1he best III the
world; harmless reliable nnisneous perfect At all Druggists
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LIFE INSURANCE..

Attention is called 70 the communication on tho
fifth paye on tho subject Of Registered Policies"
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MTSICAT NOTEs,

This is 10 be week of testimonials. To-nght
ut sicnway Hall there will be cOncer, io the Oeuen ~
Mrs Robert GOldbeck and we earnestly beg lot ,ne
attention OF readers The programme Is very ~
i've embracing the names OF such famous ARTISTS as 81
Bull. Miss Adelaide Phillips. and MI 3 j. BILLS la a.
LAMAR and others VIII also appear-Ch 1nuis,tZ
evening testimonial concert Is 10 be given ~ Iheougv
ThomaS's orchestra 10 Miss Theresa shcrk, psesL,
young lady who has UNEXPECTED Readings eeNet.S
lines into the midst Of the Sunday cOnceris-Oh ts ~
terestng occasion the fair beneficiary Will read ~ 80
tune" And this reminds that on Saturday ce,tn.
other artists are To have benefit for tue exceeo.
reason that they out OF costume We ande a,
members of Ole Bulls concerttr0upe. WHO lost tnc't
wardrObes M that terrible steamboat disaster on tue ONO
River asd were very near losing their lives also ihs
concert IN their behoof IL given by Ole Bun.
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Domestic ewts 2a7O9,o4O 27,C22s6o 2s.05549O 30ool
Imported cwts.. ,57G.5C2 1,e57,34 2,2I9.7ge 2lO'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-16

MANY years ago the writer Of this notice
and an invalid physician, while visiting the
Island of st. Croix for their health, expert.
enccd and witnessed many surprising and
beneficial effects Of the Rum there produced
upon many of the invalids, who were, like
ourselves, seeking health, and upon inquiry
and investigation, obtained n full history of
its medicinal virtues. IIewas delighted and
surprised, and determined to make it the ba-
sis ofa Tonic and Restorative Medicine. The
result of his labors was glorious success
for himself and suffering humanity, for the
celebrated PLANTATION BIrTERs was thus
made known to the world, being an article
of real merit founded on new principles, and
relying wholly upon the vegetable world for
its medicinal effects, worked rapid revolu.
ton IN the history Of medicine.
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Council Proceedings.

SAWRDAY EVENING, Jan. Q, 1869.
: Council met pursuant to cnll Of the Mayor.
Roll called; present: Mayor A. w. Stanard,
GOuneilmen Hackleman, Nixon, Cundif,
Comlcy, Mealy aud Marshall.
The Mayor stated the object of the meeting
to be for the purpose of speedily procuring
a house outside of the city limits, to which
might be removed cases of small pox if any
should make their appearance in the city,
and also to try to prevent its coming to the
city.
On motion, e committee Of three, consist.
ing of Councilmen IIacklcman, Comley and
MoaleY, was appointed to procure a pest
house as soon as practicable, and in ease
there should be case Of smallpox come to
the city, to take charge of the patient and
have him removed to such pest house, and
to procure bedding and everything necessary
for the comfort of the patient, and also to
procure medical attendance and suitable
person to wait upon and take care Of such
patient.
On motion, adjourned.
L. w. D00LITTLE,
Recorder.
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To Females.

When female is In trouble, or afflicted with
disease. ~ weakness Of the back and limbs. pain
in the head dimness Of sight. loss Of museulal
power palpitation Of the heart. irritabiIty, ner-
vousuess. extreme urinary difficulties, d0rangc.
ment Of digestive functions. genera debility, Va
giniis oil diseases OF the womb. hysteria. steTili
~, and all other diseases peculiar 10 females; she
shyuId 20 or write a once to the celebrated fem
doctor. W. X. Doherty. at his Medical Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease
The Doctor Il eiFecting more cures than any Othel
hysician in the State Of California. Let no false
delicacy prevent you. but apply Immediately and
save yourself from painful sufIeriDgs and premA.
tare death. All Married Ladies whose delieat4
health or other circumstances prevent an iBcreas.
IN their fat4iics, Khonid write call At DR.. w. X
Doheny's Medical Institute, and they will recciY,
every possible relief and help. The Doctors OH
eea arc 80 arranged that he can be consulted With
out fear Of observation.
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MoxpAY EVENING, Jan III, 1869.

| -AbNHAi IL LNlNsY oait IL ApuJs
Council met pursuant to call oft c Mayor.
Present Mayor Stanard, and Councilmcu
Cundif, Mealey, Nixon, COmley and IIackle.
man.
The Recorder being absent, Councilman
liackleman was called on to keep the pro.
eeedings Of this meeting.
The Mayor stated the object of the meet.
ing to be to make some arrangements 10 em.
ploy Health Officer.
A motion that the Committee on Hospital
be empowered to employ a Health Officer,
was lost.
On motion, q committee OF three, consist
ing of Councilmcn Nixon, Marshall and
Cundiff, were appointed to procure the ser
vices of some person to act as Health Oficer
until otherwise ordered by the Council.
On motion, it was ordered that Council
man Hackleman bs authorized to have 25
copies Of the following Order printed and
posted in conspicuous places about the city,
t0-wit:
To prevent the Introduction and spread Of Small
Pox. other cpdcmis diseases, within the city
Of Albany, the following Rules and Regulations
shall be observed until otherwise ordered by the
Common Council
Ii shall bothe duty Of the Health Officer 10 visit
ali boats that land at any of the Wharyes
in said city, and. before any person shall hc allow
ed - come on shore. he shall proceed 10 examine
the passengers. and If he shall End any one On
board OF said boat infected with Small P0x, he
shall at once require the officers Of said boat co
leave the wharf aud land the same NJ any pnint he
may designate. where such person or persons so
infected shall be removed TO the hospital; Proyi-
ded such person or persons desire 20 stop at this
city. And. provided further. II any citizen Of this
city be board and Is found 10 have Small Ppx.
the Health Officer shall have such citizen removed
10 his residence under such rules and regulations
as he may prescribe, to the hospital il it is de-
sired BY said citizen. and he shall require the Fcla-
tiyes friends Of said citizen 20 use all possible
means 10 prevent the spread Of the disease.
II shall be the duty OF the Health Officer 10 visit
at least twice q week, all hotels aud other publio
places within the city. and if he shall find any
person diseased with Small Pox. he shall at once
have them removed TO the hospital, using all pos
sble precautions to prevent the spresd Of the dis
ease. lie shall require all occupants Of houses
where any case Of Small Pox may exist, 70 place
a yellow flag in some conspicuous place where it
may be easily seen by persons passing on the
streets.
Adopted by the Common Council, January II,
1869. A. W. sTANARD, Mayor.
i. ". DOoLITTLE, Recorder.
On motion, adjourned.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

I'm. W. X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
cere thanks " bic numerous patients fog
their patronage, and would take th's opportunity
TO remind them that he continues 10 consult at bis
Institote for the cure Of chronic diseases Of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Gentle r.
nary Organs, and oil private diseases viz syph.
Ills IN al ita forms and stages, Seminal Weakness
aud all tho borrd consequences Of self-ab Con.
orFhma, dleet, Structures. Nocturnal aud Diurnal
emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases Of tho Back
and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
neys etc., ETC.. aud be hopes that his long expert
cnce and successful practice viii continue TO insnre
him . share Of public patronage. by thc practiee
Of many years In Europe and tho United States,
be is enabled TO apply the most efficient and snc-
cessfuI rem edies against diseases ofaIl kinds. lie
uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats bis pa.
tents In q correct and honorable wa, aud has
references VI unquestionable veracity from men
Of known respeetability and high standing 10 soei-
city. All parties consulting him By letter orotheF-
wiss, will receive tbe best and gentest treatment
and implicit secrecy.
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THURSDAY Errxrxo. Jan. IA. 1sl

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. IA. 1869.
Council met: roll called Present May.
or Stanard, and Councilmen Comlcy, Nix.
on, Hackleman, Cundif, MeaIey and Mar
shall.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved.
The committee on printing reported that
they had conferred with the publishers of
the two newspapers of this place; that Mr..
Van Cleye proposed to do the same amount
of printing that the City had done last year
for the next ensuing year for the sum of $50;
and that Mcssrs. Abbott & Brown had pro.
posed to do the same for the sum of SIS.
On motion, the report was received and
the committee discharged
On motion. the contract to do the CITY
printing for the ensuing year was awarded
to Messrs. Abbott & Brown for the sum of
SIS, to be paid quarterly, they to do the
same amount of printing that they did for
the City last year.
The Recorder reported that he had made
arrangements with Mr.. Whitney for the use
of his room for the amount of $3.50 per
month.
The committee that was appointed to pro-
cure Health Officer, reported that they had
procured the services of DR.. VIM. Lister as
such as long as required by the Council.
On motion, it was ordered that DIR. Lister
be continued as Health Officer until the next
regular meeting of the Council, for which
they were to pay 50 per day.
On motion adjourned. L. W. DooLlTTE,
Recorder.
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Patients residing In any part Of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad
vice Of Dr. Doherty in their respective eases, an6
who think proper to submit written statement o.
such, in preference TO holding personal interview
respectfully assured that their communication
viii be held most sacred and confidential.
1.-THE ease be fully aud eandidiy described, per
sonal communication viii be unnecessary, as in
s,rnctiona for diet regimen. and the general treat
mcnt VI sho case including the remediesl, will b.
forwarded without delay, and In such q manner n
TO convey no idea Of the purport Of the letter OF
parcel go transmitted. Consultation by letter er
otherwise. PRgE. Permanent cure guaranteed el
no pay. Adde'S, W. X. DOIIERTY, ". d..
San Francisco, California.
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DR. DoHERTY has jnst published m important
pamplet eInbodying bis own views and experiences
IN relTiion 10 Impotence Virility, being . shoT
treatise on srermatonhma or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on thu
affection. and other diseases ofthe Sexual Organs
This little work contains information Of the Mt
mntt value 10 all. whether married or single. and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, W. X. D0HERTY. NJ. D.,
v3n3sn San Francisco, Cal.
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GONE OvER.-The Portland Com
naercial says; "Jasper johnson has
jumped entirely over the fence out of
the Democratic garden" and at last
accounts was manuring flax on the
Republican highway"
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SUSK.-The steamer "ActiYe." while on
her down trip from Corvallis last Tuesday,
and when within three or four miles of Al.
bany, struck snag and commenced filling
but she was Immediately beached. and her
cargo was injured only slightly. She was
heavily loaded with -four, wheat, dc.
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CoNIxe B4cK.-We have received letter
from our friend, j. Quinn Thornton; but,
thus far, we have been unable 70 decipher it,.
All that we can make out is that he was at
New York when he wrote, and that ne in
tended to start home on the next steamer
His chirography is cross of Virginia worm
fence and Pismirc tracks. We have dcciph-
cred a great many hierGgiyphic manuscripts +;
but this one from Judge Thornton takes all
eonccit out of rs. We give it up.
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WILLAMETTE IRox WoRKs.-Farmers,
Mechanics and Mill men should peruse the
advertisement, in to-day's paper, of the
Willamette Iron Works, and weare satisfied
they will find everything mentioned in the
foundry line that they may desire, and that
of excellent manufacture and material.
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FOR SALE !!

AMn ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED IN
4 AVb Linn county, on the Central road,
within one-half mile of Roberts Bridge and one.
half mile of the o. G. r.. R.; it being the claim
of Z. H. Griffin and part of the Isaac Roberts
Claim.
Also one improved block in tho city Of Albany,
with other valuable property.
TERMS OF SALE one-fourth down, and the
balance on time, with interest," secured by the
property. The above will be sold in parcels to
suit purchasers. 4. II. GRIFFIN.
Dec. 80, ls6S--v4n20tf,
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SCHOOL CHILDRES.-Ws learn from A. n
Arnold, Clerk of School Dist, No. 5, which in.
eludes this city and immediate vicinity, that
there arc 4O6 children between the ages of
and 81 years in the Distriet-2oe of whom
are females, and 1913 males-being an excess
of 10 girls! This is an increase Of 30 chill.
dren over last year.
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NoTlcEI

VNVHosE WHO WANT REAPERs, HEADERS
Threshers, Mowers, Gang Plows, elf-Rakine
Machines, Seed Drills, &C., at Portland prices
freight added, (see hand-bill Of 3. A. HawleY D
Co., Portland viii please call on
CHEADLEs Agent,
apr4y3n33tf] Albany, Oregon.
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ApyoURxED.-On last Saturday night the
Albany Legislature adjourned sine die. An
attempt was made by some philanthropic
member, previous to adjournment, to resolve
the body into a ''pest house" until after the
smallpox scare xas over, but the effort
proved abortive. However, the money re-
manning in the treasury (six-bits,) was ap-
propriated for that laudable purpose.
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SHALL Pox.-Mr. Jno. w. Gilmore, living
on Oak creek in this county, last Sunday re.
: ceiyed telegram from jacksonville, stating
that his son William was among the victims
: to that horrible contagion, smallpox; but
j., later news convey the glad intelligence that
he is now congalescing.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
Justices Court for the Prcciuct Of Har-
risLHrg, State Of Oregon, Coaaty OF
Linn.
Z. D. MOOnE NOncnossl Civil action to re-
cover money.
CHARLES MoRToN.
IN sHE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to appear before the
undersigned aJustice ofthe Peace for tho Precinct
aforesaid, on
The 20h day Of January, 1869,
ut one o'clock r. n. Of said day, at the Office Of
said Justice, in said Precinct to answer the above
named plaintiffs in civil action.
Tho Descendant will take notice that If no fail
to answer tho complaint herein, tho Plaintiff will
take judgment against him for one hundred and
three dollars and interest for hvo years at per
cont. per annum, and also for costs and dsburse-
mcnts.
Given under my hand this the 25th day Of No
yembor, 1868. i. S. MANSFIELD. j. p.
v4nl7w6.
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14> $4,000 ~
G2 REwARD d2'

& T0LEN OR STRAYED, FROM THE FORKS
- Of the Willamette River, on or about the goth
of July last, one bay marc, years old, l6 hands
outside of her left hind foot, just below the hook.
is a small lump about the size of mans thumb
small saddle mark on each side of her back.
Also one dark bay horse, years old, the rise OF
10 hands high, white snip or white nose. running
to the left up his face shows the white of his
eyes very much; high hip bones travels with his
hind feet rather far apart,
Fifty Dollars reward will be paid for the deliv-
cry Of said horses, or Twenty Five Dollars for in-
formation of their whereabouts.
Scio, Linn county, Oregon, January ], 1858.
v4n2lw4 CHARLES MILLER.
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Che 9rmorrat.
SATURDAY. ..................JANuARY1 1B, 1862

A WORD TO FRIENDs.-The present is
time when business men generally try to set
tie up. In common with others we are com.
pelled to present and collect bills. We owe
some to others; they expect their pay; and
if our friends will pay us we can pay those
whom we owe. We are making out bills
against those owing us, and we hope, as they
are generally small, they will be promptly
cancelled when presented.
ABBoTT 4 BROWN.
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ABBOTT 4 BROWN.

SNALt. .Pox.-Our citizens are now thor
ouehly aroused relative to the smallpox
question. Wherever you gothic conversation
generally begins and ends about smallpox.
During the week it has been repeatedly cir
eulated that somebody in Albany had been
attacked by the smallpox but We are hap
Dy in being able to state that all such reports
are false at this time, (l5th inst.l Our City
Council have had two special meetings, and
have taken sundry important steps in regard
10 this matter. For particulars see Council
proceedings.
We would repeat the advice we rendered
last week; which is that those ofour citizens
who have not yet been vaccinated embrace
the first opportunity for so doing. In ninety
nine cases out Of hundred vaccination is a
preventive. Ifany one not vaccinated should
be attacked by the smallpox, we also advise
that such person be vaccirated, unless the
pustules have made their appearance,-as
vaccination materially modifes the disease
in such cases. At least such is the testimony
Of standard medical writers.
We mentioned last week that carbolic acid
is said to be preventive Of smallpox. 1t
has been extensively used in sundrY lOeali-
ties in California; and perhaps it may be
used in Albany with good results. Let those,
however, who may resort to it be very care
full how they use it, for it is powerful poi
son. Mr.. Berger. London chemist, lately
killed himself by carbOlic acid, in attempt
ing to introduce a drop Of it into one of his
teeth for the cure Of tOoth-ache. Neyerthe-
less. its powers Of arresting suppuration, of
making healthy granulations, Of causing
wounds to heal rapidly, and its antiseptic
qualities as q topical application to offensive
and purulent discharges, are said to be as
tOnishing; and hence, in skillful hands, it
is regarded as very valuable therapeutic
agent
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VENIsox.-A Hackleman, Esq, has placed
.as under obligations to him for present of
some excellent yenison. He says that game
is only moderately plenty in the mountains.
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New EY.-The Official vote of
sSew Jersey stands: Grant, 1881 ;
Seymour, 1922. Democratic majority.
1851. Total, vote, 162,598. In 1864
Lincoln had go, ,723, and Mcclellan g.
O24. DenOcratic majority 1901. Total
vote, ,12S ,757
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SuDDEx DEArH-0n last Monday night,
Mr.. Lewis Churchill. living near Browns
Vile in this connty, met with fatal acci-
dent, under the following circumstances
He had gone to a religious meeting at a
church in the vicinity of his residence, and
Mt the termination of the exercises, started
home, neglecting to light his lantern. The
night was very dark, and in hurrying along
he missed the path and stumbled against a
stump, falling violently across 1t and receiv-
ing such severe internal injuries that death
xesulted in about twelve hours afterward.
81 c. was about G2 years old. and leaves 4
wiGa and numerous suns and daughters, be-
sides q large circle of friends, to mourn his
sudden departure fur "that unknown land
beyond the flood
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Losr--A glazisr's diamond, with a white
iYUry handle. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this Office
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BORN

SPRENGER.-In this city, on the 18th inst,
20 the wife d. = 3. SpreDger, daughter,