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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30
SANTIAM ACADEMY!
LOCATED AT
Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon.
Rev. W. D. NICHOLS, Principal.
Rev. z. A. JUDKINS, Assistant.
MRS. s. G. NICHOLS, Prcceptrexs, and
Teacher of the Ornamental Branches.

TIME Academic year, which commences Sep
IL tember 1st. 1869, and closes July 18th, 1870, /,
is divided into four terms of eleven weeks each.
Students admitted at any time and charged from
time of entering till close of term. No deduction
for absence in Term time. except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness.
Students can hero enjoy every facility they ca
men obtain rooms and board themselves at
small expense. Young ladies obtain board
in the family of the Principal who resides in the
Academy building. Board and tuition, IN sncA
cases, Thirty Doflars per term. No erfra charge
for board during raeation.
A Commercial Course
has been adopted for the benefit of young mon
who wish to acquire thorough business cduca-
tfon. Send for catalogue, address the Prin-
cipal, for further information.
Lebanon, August %, 1S69-52tf
VA Tuition lorer than any other school Of high
grade in the State of Oregon. ~
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DoEBLE SERvycE.-The citizens of
Brownsville have made arrangements to
double the service on the mail route from
that place to Salem. Mails now leave
Salem for Brownsville on Tuesday and
Saturday mornings; aed returning,
leave Brownsville on Sundays and Thurs
DAYS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

THAT BALL.-That g finish on top
of the cupola of the Court House " fills
the bill, and adds greatly to the look of
completeness of the building The arti-
clcs we're manufactured by Messrs. o. p.
Tompkins & Co, of this city, and the
workmanship does them credit
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

FULL TIME.-The Touring mill at
Brownsville is now running full time,
and large number of teams are con-
stantly engaged in hauling wheat to, and
-four from, the same.
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1S6O-1O.
Albany Collegiate Institute.

VTVHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
il tion for youth of both sexes, win open
Monday, the 18th Of October next.
1t will be in charge of the Rev. EDWARD n.
GEARr and the Rev. SAMUEL g. IRVINE, assist
ed by corps of competent teachers.
CALENDAR.
The first term will embrace Is weeks Of tuition,
ending February 4th. 1870.
The second term will embrace 20 weeks Of tu-
ition, from February 7th to July LIST, 1870.
RATES OF TUITION
(PER QUARTER OF TEN wEEks.)
Preparatory and common branches. -. ...$5 %
Advanced Engilsh.............. W
Ancient and Modern Languages, Higher
Mathematics, 6c...... 90
Tuition charged from date of entrance to end
of quarter, and payable in advance.
Organization Of College Glasses.
A Freshman class will be formed and course
of study prescribed at the opening of the term.
Principal Text Books.
Wilson. Readers Clark's English Grammar,
Robinson's Mathematics, Hooker's Natural
Science. Quackenbos' Rhetoric, Abbott's Absr-
crombie's Mental and Moral Philosophy, Hark-
ness Latin Series. Fasquells French Series. and
the most approved editions Of the Latin and Greek
Classics.
A Record
OF every recitation will be made and an average
given in Quarterly Reports also, of attendance
and department..
Government.
The aim will be TO develop in the student .
high sense of moral obligation. honor and integ
rity. and those who cannot be governed by such
motives, will not remain in the school.
Board
May be had in families At 81 per week. and
rooms procured whore students may board them
selves.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
EDWARD X. GEARY,
Albany. Aug. 81, $3.50 President.
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Low PRrcEs.-Eserything in the dry
goods line, at low figures, can be had at
4. Cowan & Co.'S Their stock of iron,
.teel, and general hardware, Is unexcel-
led and in the way of boots, shoes, hats,
caps, carpets. wallpaper, ETC., ETC., they
offer "big lay out" at the lowest rates
for cash or marketable produce. 'Nuf
ced
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

PREsENT-Mr O. p Tompkins, the
gentlemanly stove dealer, presented us
with neat dipper, manufactured espec-
tally for use in the REGISTER office It
was badly needed, as we had been drink
ing at the q trough" for some time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

CoRREspoNDENTs- are favored
in the way of correspondence this week.
A good commencement has been made,
and we hope it will be kept up. We are
duly thankful, ladies and gentlemen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

BROWNSVILLE. - A correspondent
says: A new house is being erected in
Brownsville, and there will be more
a. when the factory starts"
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TaI-WEEkLY MA1L.-Wo notice that

. petition, pretty generally signed by our
citizens, has been in circulation during
the week, asking that tri-weekly mail
route be established from Eugene City
gia Harrisburg and Peoria to this city.
The establishments of this route will be a
matter of great convenience to the citi-
zens of the several localities named, and
it is hoped that the petition will meet
with the earliest attention at headquar-
tiers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

New LINE.-It is said that party of
surveyors are running new line for the
.. G. Il. r. near this city. We have
been unable to obtain particulars
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

EGG TRADE.-At the Cash Store of L.
Cheadle, Esq, thirty-three cents can be
obtained for fresh eggs. Bring 'em
right along. !
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

PorAToEs.-Wagon loads of potatoes
can be obtained in this market at twenty
five cents per bushcl. Apples can be
bought for two and three bits per bushel.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

BULLY BoY.-P. G. Harper, l. Co.
are paying thirty-seven and half cents
for fresh eggs. OF course, farmers will
go where they can get the biggest price.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

WooD.-The compositor made us say,
in our wood item last week, that good,
dry wood was selling at So per cord. Tt
should have been, as we wrote, So 500
81 per cord.
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PREMIuMs AWARDED

By the Linn County Agricultural Association, at
the Fourth Annual Fair. held at the fair
grounds near Albany. on September rs, 70, 30
and October Ist and I'd, 1869.
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RATES OF TOLL
OVER THE
Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon Road.

To Dcschuttes River
Four Horse Mule team m.....................$4 so
I"o ............-........... d w
Ok teams, three yoke SO
For every additional yoke...-............... so
Loose horses, per head d....................... 25
cattle, per head. ead......-................... Is
sheep Or hogs. gs........................... 3
Teams returning empty, half price.
Pack animals, loaded. .............. SO
IS unloaded ................... 25
Horse and ........................I 90
To Fish Lake:
Four horse or mule team. each wny-......... 90
Two I sn
Ohe l 90
Pack animals, loaded. ed....................... so
unloaded. ........ ............. 25
horse ana rlder...... ........................ IS
Ok team, three yoke. ke.........................2 90
To Upper Soda Spring:
Four horse or mule team, out and back.... 2 so
One 't 1 m
Horse and rider, - so
Loose animals, 9s
Ok teams the same as horse teams
A. HACKLEMAN,
W. W. PARRISH, Pres.
Sec.
March 90 1S6Q-2S
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PATENT metallic WHITE WIRE
CLOTHES LTNEs.-This wire possesses
qualities which prevent it from corroding
and soiiing clothes. Once put up it is
not necessary to be taken down, thus saw
ing labor and trouble. It is much
cheaper thanr ope, and will last life time.
Mr.. p. L. Block has the agency for
the sale of this invention for this
State, and is ready to supply all orders.
Mr.. Block is now canvassing the State
for orders. His P. o. address is Harris
burg, Linn county, Oregon.
In ATTENDANcE.-The attendance Of
legal gentlemen from g furrin parts" at
the Linn County Circuit Court during
the week, was hardly as large as usual.
We noticed Hon. z. A. Chenowth and
Judge Odeneal, of Corvallis; Judge
Willis, of Salem; Judgc Thompson, of
Harrisburg Hon. Ben. Hayden, of
Eola; and Hon. J. @. Thornton, N. III.
Cranor, J. G. Powell, E. 3. Russell. N.
b. Humphrey, j. J. Whitney, Joseph
Harmon, and L. Finn, of Albany.
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ION TO HIT ~
WADSWORTH & KUHN
Arc now rcady to execute all kinds OF
Plain and Fancy Painting !!

Signs. Carriages, EBttIIOIIlSs,
las we'll as
draining, Paperhangins, Galeimining,
md in fact all kinds and styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WORK.
that can be done with Paint and Brush, at
@ FAIR, LIVING RATES -EN
Give us call. Shop Ferry street, over
Kuhn Adams wagon shop.
aug21-5v
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ALSO
Are prepared to do MILL WORK; fprHish Shs-
ker Fans, Zigzag Shakere, Sue son Fans, Driving
Pulleys. of any kind, at Factory On Lyon
street. ION the river bahk) next below Markham :
warehouse.
ALTHOUsE + CO.
Albany, February 20, ls69-24
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30

PREMIuMs.-We publish to-day the
list of premiums awarded at the late Linn
County Fair
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-30
Sixteenth Year of Publication.
McCOrHlRck,s Almanac!
Ear Aha YaaR 1880.

McCQrmlck,s Almanac!
Fer >hs Year 1syo,
Containing useful statistics relative to the popu-
! latioR and resopfces Of
Oregon, Washingten. 1dahs + n9entana,
Together with . VARIETY Of other useful
information.
coxrILEp AND PUSLIsHEp sr
=. II. Mccormick,
FraakIin Beck stare.
le5 Front street, Portland. Oregon.
stAdvertising is the rly-WheeI of business
Acting ON Trade ~ Steam does on Machinery"
In presenting the sirteent1 annual issue Of
Nc Cormfek's Almanac the publisher desires to
in the benefits to be derived from advertising, t.
the fact that this popular work presents the
Best Advertising Medium ON the Coast.
The advantages to be derived from advertising
in McCormick's Almanac, are.
I. It's well established reputation.
III. Its immense circulation over the Pacific
III. It's general preservation in every house.
~: ~ work of reference it is in daily use,
A limited number Of advertisements will be in
serted at tho following coin rates:
Eul! page Advertisements-...............sI3 90
Quarter g .............:.. %
Addreas orders to
S. j. McCoRMICK.
Compiler and r~bliaher.
Or 70 L. r. FISHER.
SAP Francisco. California.
R-Advertiscmsnts must Be received prior to
October 18th, 1869.
TFsE MURRAY's IMPR0NED MAGIC
] he KsuU of p.sv, s,s-
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Glass Cattle,

NO. 1-sHoRT HORNS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
CHRONICLE.
-rnltnre Of Horse Radish.

A correspondent of 1.-THE Florist and
Pomologist," says that in the culture
of Horse Radish there are two princi-
pal points to be carefully followed in
order TO ensure success. One Is 10
properly prepare the sets for planting,
and the other, to secure a well pre-
pared bed of rich soil TO grow them in.
with regard to the preparation of the
sets, in digging up the roots he direc-
ted the men TO save all the long roots
about the thickness of a goose quill ;
from those he selected the straightest
and shortened them to the length of
one foot. From these every percepti-
bic eye was removed except those
close 10 the top. and also all the flores,
with the exception of those close to
the bottom.
Having thus prepared a sufficient
number of roots, he made holes nine
inches apart. in a diagonal direction
from the sides to the centerO t the bed,
sufficiently deep to take the roots
withOug bending, and into these they
were inserted, and the earth pressed
down upon them. Then by way of a
catch crop, he planted 4 row of cauli-
flowers down the middle, and one on
each side of the bed, The sets were
planted on the 18th of April and on
the 10Th of October, six months from
the time of planting, he had roots
equal in size and superior in quality
to any that he aver got from beds of
the third year, under the old system.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
Machine for MARKING Corn Rows.

First mark your ground one way
with a plow or sled of two or three
runners at proper distance apart then
for crop marking, take a light pole of
sufficient length to allow of five or six
distances of rows TO be marked upon
it. At each of these marks-leaving
one space at the end attach a cord
sufficiently strong TO drag a stay,
drawing or other chain heavy enough
to makea visible mark. This you will
find to be the cheapestand most eXpe-
ditious way of marking corn ground,
and in planting you will always find
hands ready to drop the hoe and take
up the marker. One hand at each
end of the pole will mark rows much
more correct than horses tan be driv-
en-, and Will mark ten or twelve rows
at a round.
Such a marker L have had on my
farm, and such missiles as We use TO
throw at "JOhnnies in Dixie would
obliterate a row Of corn from one end
to the other.
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A School Girrs CompOsition-Spring.

A School GirI's CompOsitiOn-Spring.
This is spring. The grass is green
what there is of it-but its a kind
of invisible green just now; the snow
isn't. The days are longer than they
was when they was shorter, and they
will be a good deal longer if they keep
on stretching at both ends. The
nights amt so long as they usedto be,
Ma said it was cold yesterday, and |
thought so too. 1t was scold, scold,
scold, all day it was washing day.
Carrie and me is going to have a May
day next June. Won't that be jolly
Wen have such fun, and shall invite
all the rest of the boys. Spring is
one of the four seasons-the foremost
one. ] like spring; it is such a nice
time to go skating. The buds have
commenced to sprout on the potatoes
down cellar. Last Christmas ma said
when spring came she would give me
a lamb. l haven't got the lamb yet,
but ma gave me a lamming because /
cried for it. That was more'n ma had
promised, and it made me mourn, too.
Our old cat has got 2 young kittens,
and such q tall Sometimes she licks
'em when they try TO help her lick
milk. She is the biggest. Cats are
full Of spring. The end.
SARAH ANN.
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The CHRONICLE.
The Dutchman,s Insurance Policy.

\ good story is told Of a German by
the name of Schmidt, who had taken
the precaution to insure the life of his
wife for s., 200, and his stable for $500,
believing the former about to die and
the latter to be burnt, and that he
could not get along without some
compensation for the loss. Both poll
cies had been taken from the same
agent. In a few months after the
stable had been insured it caught fire
and was destroyed. Schmidt quiet y
lnotified the agent, and limited 10 him
that he would expect the nine hun
dred dollars at the earliest possible
moment. The agent at once sent a
builder to ascertain the cost of erecting
n new stable of the same dimensions,
having learned that the barn had been
insured for more than it was WORTH
The builder reported that he could re-
place the stable with new material,
for 500, but unfortunately there was
an ordinance preventing the erection
Of frame buildings-thc old stable hay
ing been of wood. He was asked to
estimate the cost of Il brick stable in
place of the old frame one, but Schmidt
became vegy indignant At the PROPOSE
ton, saying:
al not understand dis insurance
business. I ayyou for nine hundred
tOllar, and when my stable burn down
you make me 4 new one. I not want
a new stable, l wantnine hundred too
lars"
The agent reasoned with Schmidt,
but all to no purpose. When the sta
BILE was about finished Schmidt went
to consult n lawyer, thinking that he
could still get the amount Ofthe policy,
besides having the new stable.
The lawyer however informed him
that the company had the right to
make good the loss by building q new
stable, and expressed surprise that he
should talk of bringing suit against
them.
"But, said Schmidt, ~ inshure for
nine hundred tollar, and dis Teller put
up dem stable for seven hundred and
ifty-I not understand this inshur-
ance business
Finding that he could not compel
the payment by law. Schmidt deter
mined to get out Of the ''inshurance
business altogether. Calling upon
the agent, Schmidt said:
mir. Agent, | want YOU to shtOI
dem insurance on mine frOw. InOt
pay any more monish dat way, l not
understand dis insurance business
Agent surprised -''Why, Mr.,
Schmidt, you are doing 4 very foolish
thing. You have paid considerable
on this policy already, andif your wife
should die you will get 5000"
"Yaw, dat ish vat you tell me nOw,'i
said Schmidt. "Ven 1 pays YOU on
my shtable, You say L get nine hun
dred tOllar if it burn down. So il was
burnt, and you not give me any mon
ish. You say, 20 dat wash an old
frame building; it not worth anyding;
1 make you one brick stable and you
not pay me mine nine hundred tollaTs.
Ven mine frow dies, den you says to
me, 20 she wash an old Dutch woman;
she not wort anydings; get you an
Anglish wife, And so / lose mine
five thousand tOllars. You not fool
Schmidt again. I not understand
dis insurance business" Exit
Schmidt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

PREPARED SEASoNING.-A writer
on cookery gives the following recipe
for preparing q delicious seasoning /:
Place in a paper bag one quarter of an
ounce of thyme, one quarter n of
bay leaf, one-eighth ounce of major
am, and one-eighth ounce of rosemary;
put the bag into a moderately heated
oven, till the herbs are dry; then mix
them in a mortar with q half an ounce
of nutmegs, half an ounce of cloves, a
quarter of an ounce of pepper, me
eighth of an ounce of cayenne pepper,
pound the whole and press through q
hair seive. Keep this mixture in a
dry, well corked bottle. These spices
are to be used either alone or with salt
added, the proportion for mixing with
salt is n ounce of the mixture to four
ounces of fine salt. One ounce of the
spiced salt is sufficient to season three
pounds of forcemeat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

Sir Keneim Digby of England
wrote TO Governor Winthrop, the sec
ond, of Massachusetts,, III the eigh-
teenth century, and recommended the
following cure for the ague: pare the
patients nails, nut fhe- Paringz in a
iitsIeL~sTvuud the neck Of a live eel,
and put him in a tub of water; the eel
Will die, and the patient will recover.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

The town of Danesboro', Minnesota,
had no existence at all last July. a
S35, 600 hotel is now building, and the
lowest price for a town lot is =, 000.-
Best of all, there is a public school,
with ninety-five scholars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

Advice to those about to go TO law:
First, ask yourself this question: "Are
you morally in the right? If the an
swer is NO" go to law by all means,
you'll be sure to win.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

The proprietor of a Georgia paper
linquents pay up. He offers to dis
tribute by lot to those who settle their
old accounts, ten prizes, including a
gold watch, several rifles and guns,
and a quantity of silver plate.
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Special Notices.
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
S4RSAPARILLA.
Fradie.t.z rr,ufire end TIerratfye diseases
EradIeates ErurtlIe and lucrative Diseases
THROIT NOSE. EYES ETELIDS, Sc4LT
" NhLA

VI ALL
THROIT, NOSE. EYES ETELIDS, SC5LP
AND ShIN,
Which 50 diSfigure the appearance, IUk-
CLING the evil effects OF mercury and re-
moving all taints, the remnants of 81
Is. hereditary or otherwise. and Is taken py
ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABLE SPOONFUIS OF the Extract
of Sarsaparilla, added to a pint Of water, Is
equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, andone Dot
tie is equalt to a gallon Of the syrup OF Sar-
! Saparilla, or the decOtions as usually maze
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published
in the MedicO-C hirugical Review, on inc sub-
& iecU Of the Extract OF ~Sarsaparula certain
affections, by BENJAMIN TraVers, +. X =,
&c. Speaking of those diseases, ana dlsets-
g arising from the excess OF mercury. he
states that no remedy is equal 10 ne EtdcL q
. ,SgrsTgrT5TII: lis B0lrcr Is cnTdOrdfndIY, more
+ 50 Gta5l am Other drug ] an dcqHdisted run
f Ills IA The sfTiefGe NcaSe,d tonic trth nus usuutau-
+ ~ 1UrJ,fe. Hdf IL Is OpDE'0blc 70 a state olne
SyStrgl so st1iLcn. and Hef so irritable as renders
odtcr Substances q dte i0aic class u-adr@"GStc q
J aEw-s-ur
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally undergOes n change, and HELM
HOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED ENrRACT OF
90 xaTra
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WALKERS ADDING MACHINE.

WILL add three columns OF figures at a
w time correctly, ab0ut as quick as q good
writer can settheIn down. Leading aecoun-
tantS say il is the most practical Adding Ma
chine ever in use. AGENTS WANTED
Broadway, New York. Pc. Box $3.50.
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IRON I e COLLEGE,
PITTSBURGH, PA

IA.
HlHE OLDEST, most extensive, best ap-
lpointed, and cheapest practical Business
College in the United states. PatrOnized by
the sons OF Farmers, Merchants. Bankers,
and business men from every section OF the
Union. Forlarge illustrated quartO Circu-
lar. containing full information, fac-similes
OF Premium, P~enmanship. &c. sen this
notice TO Smith 4 COWLEl, Principals,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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HRLMBOLD'S

A CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN and BEAU
TIFUL COMPLEXION follows the use OF
HelMlb0ldS Gllceltr0tcd ETtTgct Sd1S'PdIt1I;
II remove black spots, pimpleS and all
.eruptions Of the skin.
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QUA 0Il EnLKS, MAGAzIHE.

A GENTS WANTED in all parts OF the
Acountry TO canvass for the MOST POPU-
"A MAGAZINE OF THE DAY. send for
The first volume ofOUR OLD FOLKS COM
meneed with March. Great Inducements for
clubbing. Specimen Nos. forwarded on re-
ceipt OF l5c. Address
Il. HAFLEIGH. PUBLISHER.
81 Walnut 81, Philadelphia.
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IA PEREECT CURE

a PERFECT CURE
For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci-
dity Of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from a disordered state
of the Stomach, Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD & BENTLEY,
Druggists, Buffalo, N. Y Sold By al
druggists.
Sold by E. H. ALLISON, Druggists, War
rem, Ohio. Nov. Is, 1855.
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QUANTITY Is. QUALITY. HelHlBolds
Extract SurSdpdTiH0. The dose is small
Those who desire a large quantity and large
doses OF medicine ERR.
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Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway.

AS- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. "a
Ind Fare oltrays as Lo,V as 6y any OlhT Route
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches es-N THE WORLD ga ac-
company all night trains on this railvav.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face
close up the pores Of the skin, and in n short
time destroy the complexion If o would
have a fresh healthy and youthful appeal
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