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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

We recommend Singleton's syrup as good,
and taken in conjunction with hot buck
wheat cakes, as superlative.
CHR1srES1SG.-The citizens of the
town of Helena, gave a christening fro
lie, on Monday night last, the occasion
being the erection Of new building de-
signed to be used as cooperation
store. With their usual kindly feeling,
and accommodating spirit, the gentle.
men Of the Rail Road Shops, sent an
engine and coach down to town, to carry
the invited guests to the festive scene,
which consisted of merry break down
on the light fantastic toe, followed by a
supper, which all passed off as merry as
marriage bell, terminating at late
hour in the night. The representatives
of Terpsichore were numerous, and gave
full scope to their enjoyment.
That Survive take pleasure IN IN
forming few deeply interested friends,
that the individual who sported those
clothes and hat last week, has doffed
them for an every day business suit. He
tells US that public curiosity, was so
much excited, and having to answer so
many questions in regard to his suit,
(Which by-the-way be states were hon.
estly come by and paid for before wear
ing( that the pressure was too much for
him. He is orce more plain, industri
GUS citizen, and though feeling due
appreciation of the notice taken of him,
begs that on future occasions when neces
sity induces him to attire fashionably
and elegantly, that no more demonstra-
tions be made. He is modest man,
but cannot help his good looks. #
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

more such mcn-then would earth J.. better. aud
Heaven more glorious. ME-.
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sive, and their Offering very acceptable.
Last, though not by any means the
least comes DR.. E. E. Jackson, who in
his usual royal style made prince of
US, treating US to the best-not in drugs
be it understood though. The Doctor
though ale.ing, is in robust health.
I Who will not agree with US in saying
that the above are the peace. makers. A
| wholesale reconstruction follows such
kindnesses. We will war; no more
against them.
Other establishments were looked
into and found in good condition, among
which we mention the dry goods house
of Messrs. Henry & NJ. Kinard. They
do capital business: Hardy Solomon
in the grocery line has fine run.
While ". &R. C. Swaffeld seem to sell
all the clothes which are worn in Colum.
bia. We might 60 on in enumeration,
but want of space forces US to desist
Antil another occasion. The beautiful
weather, the deep blue skies, the silver
moon, shining, twinkling stars, aud
elaborate descriptions Of the same, the
prevailing styles among the ladies,
which embrace the bend, the broad back,
the full breast (much fuller tbaa Of old,
and which may have something to do
with the price Of cotton) and from
thence downward small. very collapse
in comparison with The old, esteeirsd,
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE iasIRAstE COMPANY


This ia sci sstssaishrd AID enl4seis
seiiable CeDFAHg. Il y me saig MaFyiana
Eempany Sueh las bean - aaSrkee sae
eess tAes .ieeiztedaaa Paia ~ eesb a. isFee
: Dsriaendasfheaiasss asid nsEtss ConpAn-
IA ylrsetoys are sasn ~ knaMn iniegrlky
and eoasnpErsal Aisliiy 70 sbam tbs psabiie
can isek ~ ~ tinss FOR jast and eansfsl
espeFslsle q As Hdasrs. i asst Be eissr
y sssfx intelligent Iaknd that. Il ve ssald
seeaEe lhs sAr&ss. pr9spsrikY 70 oar STATE
aud peePle Individually. We mas bald Bp
oar esa iasalaatioas II ksspiag eapilsl o.
kone, The ASS sftsAde, srsf Essgecs sasd
sci latarssi coKsklae 10 ulake tbs ne
Conpaay for Marylsnd
DT6EcT0RS.
Hamilton Easses, Alien A. Chapman.
George p ikomaa. Hugh Siason. hirsAn
Mods, GeosEe y. Mile, fb0Iaas cassand
William peyriss. ckzrles Webb
NEQ{cAL EXAAISERS.
pr = Nils, Westminster; Dr.. kaa&kse
uHion Bridge Dr. Nstsg. wateEsyille /.
", boeRe Aiealebssg Dr. coaell. Ia
1sflown d.. BsfiEgtoa, Of New Niadsor
u, EsRrE Z. Belsr. " Msaehssssr. DR.
shaE, VI UaiepisHu; Dr.. J. v. Steele, Vi
fetNuql.
PenSms desiring % iasare their lisex vii
Dc Esii 10 coasait he above.
ANDREW ). MYERS.
State Agent,
vii IraSel tkr0agh NE county dariag the
Slmmsr, and attend shs Courts, h lsansaei
the business 81 the Company.
Nov, gsntlsaen, you have tAe ehasce 10
iRsare IN . good, sale, asd cheap CoapaHy
ritbeai sesding yoar money ont q the
State. Rp30--f
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sExcgEAE OgEaAgSes on a NgLx
---Ike Seg JSssey Eafepesse says -
81 Gated, gst1Fiaafy surgeon, Of
l;riSsstes " ) l.si Nssk peTssrmed
: spfgezl eps.ss,op % > nlale, whseb
l.a3 laFee lpne ppep IL shsaiasr blade
Npep ppeei4g ~ .eyesescesee, % the
ssIossskmsps " Al pfasesi, zslser ten
eess Y.ees Ma disesgereS ii the woand
HeB 4 ri there i mystery~ The
nlzls mt<ht hsss been broaght frem
shs sassA - seathE4ms, y acme parts
N sbieh i = she pfsesiee % iesest .
sa.aal silssr ee.p padaEnsaih Abs s2ip
~ hozse o. mi,se " ehat 10 ease tbs
ABsa.al y stoke, ti,e owaer has praof
pesilise " BIS QzHerah.p =, l,aad should
" ehanee v GaG she saimsl agnip -
TINS marked eeip j placed IL Farieus
pssllipas 10 that i y diflesh 10 lad
sxeeP b ne eos who Inserted t.
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4 short tins Agg 40 inseator 10 New
Yors, ThIle sseklag some mesns Of
nsating tpsrd stzsez impssgisps 70 Pc.
froleasp, 4ceidsatally Asea pieee u
n,axble y Eedgs che barrel be xas ex
periHep,iag upen into is pace ID the
~ eepsaiaias lhs ISOLATION Eitb whieh
lse .as tTying % al the PORES ID the
E9sd % tekins est the marble be
netieaa HAT h va beeutifalIy stained
bpt threF y assds HitlloaE further
tIqssht About j noath later he
picked y ~, examined u sriea 10 wash
Aelsas faiizd broks !, with hamusr
stroke, and y 1.-THE color had penetra
~ ibe wbole mass The discosery
has been pursued until il i nov elaiusd
THAI w Aaadfed aiifereat Auas caa BE-
Fsrlpansptiy impafssd 20 uarble.
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!
Al tbs ipstsliailas ~ Baptisi min
isttf, 10 Lever Csnada, the following
advice ~ given 10 shs congregation b.
The minister oikoiafias: = Isuggesl thai
yea pray for yolF minister daily guard
hlstsPaiaiies sassfaily; hear biz preach
iag ysekly; listen ~ NE word careful.
VI tssdsAfs y w joyfallyj praeliee il
faithfully d labor sifh bin earnestly
attend ~ payer and conference neet.
ing sus1se1tly; support sbs Sabbath
sehael heartily subscribe 70 the pas
tors support literally, and pay him
promptly; Gall ~ him Frequently, bpi
tsfy bEisay; Frset him essaially Va,
not rndsly" ssch ! eoarse would in
surs : united aad prosperous eongvsga-
tion.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
wEsTRRs ND. RAILROAD.
G

GtfE = t-e1EEE
ON aad after Monday, Nov 2Otb. isss,
NJ the passenger trains wji nan as follows
EAsTsAAp.
Leave Union Bridge II 4.42 A. NJ. and
Westminster o. $50 a. ~, and arrive 10
balumore At SD A. NJ.
Lave York Road Station At GO A. ~.
Union Bridge at IS A. ~. and Wsstlaig
ssr Al % A. ". Arrive ia Baltimore n
10. 10 a. NJ
Lease York Road Station 100 p. A..
Union Rudge l,2l P. NJ, and westaiiasies
2zi r N. Arrive in Baltimore 6, ~ p n.
WERrEARD
Leave Baltimore as $50 A. NJ and 80
p. N. Arrive At York Road Station al
~ NJ and TI2P. n
Mail Tran coanecis At Glen Morris Sta
ton Nth Stage ~ Hampstead and Aaa
chester, and Al AiddSsbare wish Stage direct
V EsnmstlsbuFg.
p. II. IRWIN,
dec 86 Sup't ". N. Il. r.
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4 yosag psFrisd lady izom spsiag
M lIliseis, called Il he Police Head
qaastsss u New 0slesna, lass week 10
Nv sens che 70 her husband, who had
besn missiag soma meeths He always
made = SoaiAesa taar 10 winter, shs
sald and na1s great dsal II measy.
heepia9 Asr veil supplied He had
49, Gene = pAs tkk time. However,
shat ~ VA apxieas II tarssa ess
~ - ~ professional shsef. aad i
nor y pFnea The poor wemaas hor,
ref sni ssgaisA mar - ipagised.
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yaz undersigned, kaFiae ssseeIaiad ihs
Real Estate Agency WITH tbeis Bensins
busiasss, VII bs ready piih EIsak fssm1
~ lhe description efpropesty by he 2sik
o. August 1888 Any passoas desiring %
se,, af paishsss property, VII DO we'll Nv
fsIzEIL i MANNING,
hsoEEas,
and Real Estate AEen,s
eas "-u Nast'qlnsteF, NJ.
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eRficEne
Cl.ARERcE h. CLARK, Prssiaest
jar COOKE ckziFa2a Haaase and Ezssa,
tiss cenniig1e.
HEERY D. COOKE, EIse-PsasIdsHe
EARhsok v fkkTs sssralAsy aud AssAArg.
This csnpaay, kaueasl % IL character. d.
fers. b Tsssen u - Largo cssslsl, Lsw BATES
y Psenizs and Ksr Tables, he s,sst dasisa-
BE assns y inaaring iiis yss presented % die
psbile.
Tho RATS a pFenlnn bang largely Eedaesd,
ara made ~ iassrAbls % DIS insarass a. shoss
" ths bsst psatzal campAales and aEsid al tbs
e0mPllealisns and nneeslaialses u Notes, DIR
idends, and shs misunderstanding wbieh the
latter srs - apt 70 eases tAe PolieE.aslder.
seFefal aev and atlFaetlss tables are soE
presented, xhieh bese eply 70 b. apAerslnodsto
proys acceptable % ths pablo, sseh A. he IN.
CoME-PR0DucINS PoLIcf and RETURS
PiakkIUh Policy. In he fefmer, ,as poll
sy-heides Hss eAly seesra be insHrasSs.
FAyAhls At assih, bat wiil rsesiSs, n lisl4g,
after period a = fsE years, az aa,aaai iassms
ssnai q 90 Fsy ss@f. 90 ~ esnt9 n a1s par
n ~ goliss u sisistisr, shs Company agrees
q ysilgs q ~ as.Ess8 sAs sstai aAe4as n seasy
~ Aes paid y, u adassies % No anssat " ~
policy.
The A.,aniian ~ psrsoas contemplating To-
sussng thsiT llEss or Increasing the aaognt Of
inzsrAnee tEey already haze, i called 70 The
spsaiai advantages offered BY the National l.ite
Insurance Company.
Girealafs, Pamphlets and Gall particulars
given on application % the Branch oiiise Of
the campAny, or 70
JOHNSTON, BROS, 4 CO.,
tes W. BsliimoEs ST., RsIlimoTs, Nd,
9easfsl Agents foF Maryland
John x. LoNGwEIL,
Pfesiasni uniop National Bank, we.lasinslar,
Nd, Agsat fcE Carroll county.
dsoiT-sm
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CARROLL COUNTY. MD
IBs undersigned. proprietor Of l4is Il
adjustment. has on hand. fsr Spring plans
lng, 1q.ooO Apple and Peach frees 1850
Dwarf and Sisndsfd Pears 600 Cherry
Trees Alec lot Of Plans. Apfieots. Aad
QesnceS. A good supply Of two and ,hp-e
Old Grafe Niaes Of all The leading varisgie,
.urnats Gosseb~rries aud 5lackberrias
STRAWBERRIES.
An extensive stock Of strawberry plants.
selling Al lsN Fai-s--l hare. tbs. Agricultural.
Russell. Wilson'S Albany Seelliar. aud
FILLMORE. These vii he sold Al 81 per hun
ared. - PR Thousand, or S35 per ten
tl0asaau. tsan supply any demand. up 20
one miiilen plants, having eight acres Of
strawberries nov nader cultivation. en-.
brseing twenty Eve varieties. among them
the JsoondA. tiolden Seeded. Downing 3
Prolthe, Trompbe de Gand, Stewart : seed
hns, &c. hove also aaspberries. Ever.
gneens--An extensive stock OF large Eire.
Suitable for Cemeteries.
DRCIDIOUs TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, HORSE Chestnut. weep,aF
willow, &c Also, . to; Of perpetual bloom
ING Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT. Proprietor.
Westminster, Carroll Co., Sd.
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Mhefs shs geaeaal bUslnaas u de Compasy i
tfAaaaessd, and . sAieh 40 general essrss-
PendHEas sbesld b addressed.
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NOTICE.

DHE Office Of the Board Of School Com
missioncrs will hereafter BE- open %
MONDAY and SaruuDAy of each week, io'
The transaction Of business with the Score
tary, Treasurer, and Examiner:
!. NJ. EEWS0N,
Westminster, oct i,---tf Secretary.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13
DIED.

On the 9th inst, at Harrisburg. Linn county.
Oregon, of cancer of the stomach Elias Jobnson
in the 10th year of his age
Tho departed leaves a wife and four small chill
dren. The consultations of Christian hone crown
this bereavement. Blessed are the dead who die
IN the Lord The large number of friends and
neighbors who attended the remains of this ex-
ceient brother to its resting place among tho
dead, bears ample testimony to his worth as a
Christian and citizcn
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

sToRMY.-Probably the most terrific
storm Of the season passed over this val
ley on the afternoon and night of Tues
day last. The rain fell III torrents and
the wind shook loose boards and sisas up
muchly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

Owing to the absence of our regular
CORPSE" during the week, "we' have
been compelled to act in the capacity of
devil, editor, pressman, fireman, ETC.,
which has SO fully occupied our time that
we haven't been able to t1localize" ary
onct
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

PAST REcovERY.-As we go to press
we learn that james Redpath, of the
firm of Harris & Co, of this city, is not
expected to live. He has been sick for
some days with typhoid fever. His wife
is also seriously i'll with the same disease.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

REcEIv1D-s'The inside history of
the Oregon Central Railroad Companies,
with the reasons showing the Portland
Cor West Side Company to be entitled
to the U. S. land grant" pamphlet of
forty pages, has been received, and we
shall take pleasure in carefully perusing
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

PREsENT.-"Somebody" sent us some
splendid fitting, bran new shirts, the
present week. Thanks We are full of
'.proud.'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

POSTPONED.-The time for ASSESSING
city property has been postponed to the
first of May
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

~ ORPHAN. by the fire on the
morning Of the 11th our muck a muck"
house was closed for the season, and we
are thrown on to the cold charities of the
world for our regular hash. Selah.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

LEGAL.-See administrator notice OF
the estate of D. M. Bond, James Sher-
rill, admi,. istrator, and Russell g. Elkins
attorneys.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

EMIGRANTs.-We learn that Messrs.
Woods and Rogers, old residents of Al
bany, Cloth first-class mechanics,) leave
Us soon, intending to pitch their tents at
Olympia, w L.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

FALEHTINEs.-To morrow is St. Val
entlne's day. Any valentines sent to
the editor of this paper, with remarkably
homely pictures onto 'em. will be vocif.
erously troN ned upon-you bet
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

LETTERS. list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Post Office a
Lebanon, see to days issue.
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ACCIDENTALLY Suor.---A lsd named
George Elliott, the son of Mr.. j. NJ. Ell
lott. late resident Of this county, at
present resident Of Acndoc;no county,
California, accidentally shot himself with
a pistol, in that county, Oh the sth inst
Tie little sufferer, aged nine years, died
IN thir.J hours after the accident
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

ERATUM.-In our article on the culti-
vation of fax, instead of $40 per ton for
straw, please read SO, as that is all that
fax straw at present commands. Mis-
takes will occur
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

ABsENT.-Mr. J. b. sprenger was alb
sent from the city on the night of Thurs
day, having gone to Portland on Monday,
but is expected back to- day or to morrow.
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BoRN.-On the 11th inst, in thi
city. to the wife of Mr.. Charles Kieffer
a daughter.
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>voTICE is hereby given that the CO partner
ship heretofore existing between j. E. Bent
lev Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con sent
J. e. Bentley, sr., will continue the business,
assuming all debts outstanding against the late
Gr,r and collecting all accounts due the same.
J. E. BENTLEY, Sr.
J. E. BENTLEY, Jr.
Albany, january Q, 1ssa-lsml
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HyHIS HOUSE is the most commodious in the
State, newly furnished, and it will DC tins
endeavor of the Proprietor to make his gueste
comfortable. Nearest Hotel to the steamboat
landing.
Mg- The Concord Coach will always be foun
at the landing, the arrival of steamships ana
river boats, carrying passengers and their bag
oa oe to and from the boats free Of charge.
House supplied ,cith Patent Fire Erting"'shers.
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NOTICE.-All persons receiving their mail
~ at the Post Office at Lebanon, are hereby
notified that the Office will be kept open an hour
after the arrival of the mail on Sundays, after
which it will be closed for the day. The Office
will not be open until the mail arrives
S. H. CLAUGHTON, P NJ
January 9, 1SG9-1Sm1
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ENPLAINED.-The reason given US by
members of the city council why our
new fire company have not been furnished
with an engine long since, is in the fact
that several of our most Influential and
heaviest property holders have strenu-
oasly opposed the measure from the be-
giving. After the disaster Of Thurs
day morning, we venture the assertion
that there is not a man to be found in
the city who thinks we can do without
an engine, and who is not willing to be
taxed to aid in its purchase.
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Albany Cemetery Association.

Mr.. REGISTER.
As the Albany Cemetery Association
failed at its meeting ON Friday of last
week for want of quorum to do the
business for which it was called, perhaps
it might be an item of interest to soire OF
Your readers to know the financial condi-
ton of the Association at the present
time When | was appointed Treasurer
there was a debt balance for cleaning oil
Cemetery grounds, aud for printing, OF
sl74 30, against the Association, That
debt has been paid. There is 81 lo
now in the treasury, subject to be appro-
priatcd as the Board of Trustees may
order, and the Association is free OF
| debt JOHN SMITH.
ALBANY, Feb. s, 60. Treas.
REAL ESTATE SAIE.S.-Ihe following
transactions in real estate have transpirod
! Ia bis county since our last:
/ Harvey Bonny to Il. II. Duncan /;
66 leo acres, North Brownsville-con
sidcration, S366
Hiram Smith to NJ. G. Davis interest
in Harrisburg mill property 600.
D. II. Pitnfan to John Moore; / acre,
IS sr2 w-Si0.
ID. Sinlons to NJ. Hodges; $50 acres.
! I3 $ I w-S600.
I II. Fields to Cooley 6 Wa>hburn lot
in block ), in Brownsvil!c-S15.
T. Fields to j. H. Washburn and c.
G. Coolcy east half Of lot in block 5,
in Erownsvillo-810
Joseph Earl to y. c.. Marshall; about
13. acres in IL sr 3 VS., 500.
! A. c. Marshall to L. c. Marshall !;
about 13i acres in l | I 5 w-S2 800.
/ S. C. Burk hart to A. Payton; 12A
] acrcs-s130
II. T. Beelcr to Wm. \. Paul block
1l5, Scio-&10o.
B. Robb to E. s Altrce lot 5 in
biock %, .Albany-s2oa.
4 III i
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PERsoNAL.-H. N. George, G. w C.
T., called on US Wednesday. He thinks
Temperance at a low ebb in our city.
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CITY CoUNCIL-As tire Recorder was
nnt present on Thursday evening, we
have no report from that quarter. From
a member We learn that the contract for
building cross-w walks was let to George
Patterson for the year at SIC ana $40
I feet and 8 feet walks respectively.
Contract for gravc.ing was let to Mr.
Rankin at So . each walk Committee
on Pest House reported business salts
factoiily completed, and an order was
drawn for $40 to pay for the building.
City Marshal was authorized to do what
was necessary in tile way OF drainage.
Committee was appointed on Water and
Fire, who are to report immediately IN
relation to procuring fire engine for
Fire Co. No. l, and The cost of procurir 2
water for the same. From the above it
will be seen that our members are awak G
to tie wants and necessities of the pcopie,
and for their prompt action as above they
will meet with the hearty approval q
their constituents.
[Aftcr the above was in type we re-
ceved the report Of the Council Pro
cecdings made up by the Recorder. As
our report embraces ali the material por-
tious of the business transacted, we sh all
not insert the report this time. Ii ow-
! ever, we are under many obligations to
the estirrablo gentleman who SO we'll fill;
the office of City Recorder, for his kind
ness in furnishing us the report
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

MEDICINES "Old Soldier" Dr..
Murray, of Portland, called on us on
Saturday last, and presented us with
bottle each of his Magic Oil and Lung
and Liver balsa,n, both medicines Of his
own manufacture. The oil is sure an
tidote to all kinds and shades Of poisons,
fects of poison oak the balsam is used
for all impurities of the blood, etc. Both
medicines can be procured at G. F. Set
tlemier's drug store
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

THE TWENTY SECoND.-Don't forget
to be on hand for the ball. All the ar
rangements are perfected for a grand
time, and those who don't 60 or contrib
ute to help the boys in their efforts to
provide against similar scenes of Thurs
day morning, deserve to be set down in
the catalogue of failures" Help the
enterprise by few stamps, and you will
feel the better for it.
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FIRE CnMaANy-To show that the
boys Of Albany Ere CO. No l, mean
basiness, We chronicle the fact that they
have gone to work, at their own expense,
and ordered hooks and ladders, etc, and
by the eud oi next week viii have them
ready for business. Now If the property
owners in this city will not aid by liberal
contributions aud words Of cheer, tn cf-
forts Of this Company to put themselves
in condition toSave property from deStruc-
ton By FIRE, persons who will not nov
give aid and comfort. can not expect the
Company to take much interest-in savin.
their propc:;. That's what's the mat
ter
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

from Salem that the East Side Company
offers to connect onto Albany, provided
the citizens will take stock in the road to
the amount of $4,000. The Albany
town proprietors, Messrs. Walter and
Thomas Monteith, have agreed to take
$4,000 worth of the stock, leaving s20,
900 to be raised by citizens, which, we
are assured, has or will be taken imme-
diasely. Hurrah for the cars We
haven't learned whether Mr.. Abe Hack
lenlan has taken stock in the railroad
but suppose if he has not he will
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-13

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