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a@PHILosOPAY OF NIARRIAGE.-A
NEW CouRsE OF LECTURES, as delivered al the
New York Museum Of hatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What to Live for:
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gene.
rally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion; Fla
tulence and Nervous Diseases accounted for
Marriage Philosophcally Considered, &C., &C.
Thes lectures will be forwarded on receipt Of
four .tamps, by addressing Sec'y Baltimore
Museum of Anatomy, "A West Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md. May61y
THE MARRIAGE RING.-Essays on the
Errors OF Youth and Follies of Age in regard
to Social Evils, with certain help for the erring
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enve-
lopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box 2, Philadelphia, Pa.
May % 3mo
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


CoMPTRoLLER-GENERAL OFFICE
March /, 1869.
1 hereby certify that the Citizens Savings
Bank OF south Carolina have furnished me
with satisfactory evidence that the CAPITAL of
said Bank has been paid in, az required by
the Act OF incorporation, ratified February
II, 1862
tSigned) j. L. NEAGLE.
COmptrOllar General g n
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Light! Light Light
Citation,

Citation,
TT APPEARING to my satisfaction that The
Il heirs of Samuel Jumper, deceased. (names
not known,) resides without the limits of this
State, it is therefore ordered that they appear
in the Probate Court, holden for Lexington
from this date, 10 show cause why the real
estate OF George Fertile, deceased, should not
be psrtitioned. A. EFIRD.
Probate Judge, 8. C.
Office os Probate Court, Lexington County,
S. c., June /, 1869. June WI
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Land and City Property for Sale.

>~-NN NAey = opSA Wy 1OI OdiG.
I 4FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES. 8 to
lo II Rooms, W
2. "a "a c!as: c; City nee1ences, to 10 Rooms,
4. SValuable Briding Lots, On Main street.
.. 10 Lots, in other parts OF the CITY.
q. Large Lots in Wavcrlcy,
I. Il Tracts Land, within miles OF Coluu.bia.
from ten acres to 900
3. The Hopkins I. q. Plantation, l. $50 acres
.. Z, ,l22 acres, near Kingsville, on, o! the best
cotton and stock plantation in the country.
III. y Oih"r Plantations in Rich.aLd-sorie oH
them very desirable,
II. 10 o0J acres il! Edg field several tracts.
~. Mill aud Plautiaa Property in Lexington.
~. i3,Uuo acrer IN Charcston-pho-pi.a, und
II 1870 acres Farming arAs III Fairfield.
10 l. 100 acres near ';r"tn,,il Court li.n-,
~. 5000 = liz !.sEI"!'s--s vrIai tracts.
u 1000 - IL N"i-!"w.
IS. 800 '' III Mar!i.r"-.; Ne ,,.h.,
-. DIG = il. i',--rirl II. aid.
~. Fin" r'Anta,,or, l., ALlrvil!e.
Il % tG0 tc,.s of l.,n;. IL Flol;.u
l'a'il"s desiring 10 :,,.ycLasu az .r'i raDe,ty
Will lind u t. tE,i" iut, rr.,: tn co.,-uii ~ WI,
have corresrondeuts IL New York rhiinh,lrhia
and Baltimore, 10 "!iich points we c"nrtantly
send descriptive lists OF property for sale.
March GIBBES & THOMAS
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Special Not1oes.

Dutcher's Lightning Fly-Iziller:
Death to the Living! Long live the Killers
Sold by Dealers Ereryuhere!
Juno 80 IIT1mo
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TERMs...IN ADVANCE.

SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily, Six Months .s4 90
Tri-Weekly, Six Months. ........... 9 SO
"eehly, DIX months. hs................ l 80
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Per Square, (1Olines.) fret insertion so 76
Each subsequent insertion. ...... so
Weekly, each insertion .......... rs
So liberal discount made on the abouc
Gtes uhen advertisements are inserted b.
the month.
&SBook and Job Printing of ell kinde
promptly and faithfully attended to.
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A Great and Good Medicine.
THE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH

THE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH.
VIE LIFE of all Flesh is Blood-the Healtb
Il ofall Life is Purity of purity
OF Blood no Flesh can be free from Disease
HEISITSTI's QUEENS DELIGHT
AN 4 -ANTJDOTE TO DISEASE
Great American AnerStive and Blood Purifier,
For The Cure Of all those Diseases ,r1;cL ,nn,, he
Traced to raidted condition of he Blood.
The Theory is that Blood liz the Life of all
Flesh, and it impure, the Life of all Disease.
Life and Health is only to be maintsined by
the circulation OF pure arterial blood
Such az Scrofula, Khtuln atism, Hepatic Disor.
ders, Inflammation, Fevers. Liver Complaint
Consumption, Kings Evil. Boils, Itching Hin.
NOR Of Skin, Carbunclcp. Ervsiuelaa Tet
ter, Skin Diseases, Pimples isouphness or
skin, Biotches, Pain in Bones, Old UIcers.
Syphilis and Syphilitic Sores, Indigestion.
Inflammation Of Bladder and Kidneys. Pains
in Back, General Debility and all Complaints
arising from deficiency and poverty Of Blood.
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT
Is the Wonder OF
Modern Science.
No medicine has attained such Worldwide
reputation as this Justly celebrated compound.
It's extraordinary healing powera are attested
with letters bearing testimony to it's excellent
Character and worth as q medicine Orders
are coming in from all quarters, and all bear
nnmistakable evidence of it's great popularity
Be sure and ask for
"HEINITSFS QUEENS DELIGHTn
And see that his name is on It,.
Look out and avoid base mitations
FISHER & HEINITSH, Wholesale Agents.
April 4S+ Columbia, S. C.
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:: NoTE'-Me would call the particular atten-
ton of our friends to tie above card
i;oALE has large Factory, and such facili-
.les as enable him to supply the best work of
ms own make at low prices very large and
Fanpnrr u6n asToriment always on hand at his
eastern Railroad Depot, Charleston, =. c.
\. Is B--Orders from the country solicited
ana strict attention paid to shipping in good
oiuer. April t1y
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NNHE Prorrietors take pleasure in announc-
Il ing this elegantly y-furnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation of guests.
The table will always be supplied with every
York and Charleston markets, and no efforts
will be spared to give perfect satisfaction, in
every respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCH
III the reiectory every day from ii until l2S.
II. Il. BADENHiop, PRoPnIEroRs.
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j. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller General s. c,
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Mechanics Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or
phans and others may here deposit their saw
ings and draw liberal rate of interest there
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09


THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 7, 1869.
Council met pursuant to ordinance; Roll
called; present: Mayor A. w. Stanard, and
Councilmen Hackleman, Nixon, Cundiif,
Mealy and Marshall.
Minutes Of the previous meeting were read,
and approved.
On motion, tho chair appointed commit.
tee Of three TO serve as Finance Committee
during the ensuing year, viz: Councilmen
CundiiT, Hackleman aud Marshall.
On motion, the chair appointed commit.
tee Of two on Drainage, 70 serve for the en-
suing year, viz !: Councilmen Mealy and
Nixon.
On motion, the chair appointed the follow
ing Committee on Printing, TO report Mt the
next regular meeting, VIZ: Councilmen Gun.
diff. Hackleman and Mealey.
On motion, tie Recorder was instructed
to make arrangements for procuring the use
Of the room now occupied by j. j. Whitney,
for the Council, provided it could be had on
reasonable terms.
On motion, the Recorder was instructed to
deliver to tho Marshal tho delinquent tax
list Of 1868. for collection.
Messrs. Patterson 4 Long presented bin
lof S3l so for building two cross.walks in
the year 1868 which was received and
fled and ordered that m order be drawn on
the Treasurer for the amount
Councilman Comley entered and took his
seat.
On motion, the Marshal was instructed to
notify the property. holders Of this city to
repair the sidewalks 10 front Of their respec
tive property, and in case they fail to do said
repairing within the time specified BY the
Marshall, he shall proceed TO do the repair.
ing and collect the same from the property.
holders adjoining sdch sidewalks.
On motion, adjourned.
l.. W. Do0LITTLE,
Recorder.
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l
the line of duty. He is not following
the example of Paul and the other
apostles. He is going contrary to the
example set him by them and our Sa.
vior. He is doing the DEVILS work
instead of the Redeemer's; and he
leads souls to hell with railroad speed.
1t might be shown that it is wrong
for ministers to preach politics from
the effects that follow. We heard old
Pete Cartwright say, in public lee
ture which he delivered in 1852 or 3,
that the seeds of the late civil war
were sown along in 1880 and onward /;
and they first sprouted in the Metho.
dist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.
BE this as it may, if the preachers
had confined themselves to their le-
gitimate calling ;-if they had preach
ed Jesus Christ and him crucified, in
stead of politics, there would have
been no civil war--no pillage-no
burdensome taxation; aud the people
would not now be staggering under
an enormous public debt;-a debt
which will eventually be cancelled by
repudiation. 1.-THE preachers had not
preached politics, so many of them
would not have been guilty of such
grossly immoral conduct. We can
hardly pick up an exchange from the
States that docs not contain an ac-
count of some sister that has been Sc
duced by so1ne Reverend libertine
and scoundrel-just rs Kailoch did in
sanity and puritanical Massachusetts,
or that other Reverend lecherous old
whelp, Boyakin, did in Yamhill eoun-
ty. II the preachers had not preach
ed politics there would not be so
many divided churches nor so much
heart-burning in. the churches; nor so
much infdelity all over the country ;
nor would there be so many .illegiti-
mate children running around loose,
nor could so many medical curiosities
be seen in alcohol, through glass jars,
belonging to physicians.
But we viii close for the present
This is a fruitful theme, and when we
get fairly warmed up it is hard to
stop. If any preacher feels aggriey-
ed let him come on and we will give
him a hearing and an airing too, for
that matter.
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the balance to the Central Pacific oompa-

the balance to the Central Pacific Compa-
ny.
The EUenmg Post has a report that
Caleb Cushing has been sent TO Bogota
with full powers from our Government
to close the contract for building ship
canal across the Isthmus, towards which
it is said our Government is ready
to promise and guarantee one million dol
lars. Probably part Of the sum will be
needed to make the survey. The Post
saysi it is asserted that General Grant has
been consulted about Panama ship Gu
nal and he is warmly in favor Of the
scheme. lie says he thinks its construe-
tion necessary to preserve our commercial
and naval supremacy, and our empire on
the Pacific. 1t is rumored that Cushing
has been examining maps to report upon
the most feasible line for canal and
that he is convinced the canal must be
built at or very near, the line Of the pres
ent Panama railroad, and that the canal
company aud railroad company ought to
be one.
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Impupe Blood Makes sick,

The bowels may be costivo or some organ does
its work weakly. From causes like these gases
and gummy substances occur which poison the
blood; the porspiration may be checked tho feet
may be SO chilled that their fCtid CIVILIZATIONS are
thrown back upon the blood, Here Is cause for
pains, fevers, infammations. In these cases
Brandreth's Pills are worth more than gold. Five
or six cure at once. Remember thoy cure by at
once removing from the body those matters which
poison the blood and make us sick. These cele-
brated Pills should be in the house ready.
See B. BRANDRETH in white letters on the Gov
ernment stamp.
Principal office, Brandreth House, New York
Sold by all druggists. vol4n2Ow4.
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NEW MINT BUILDING AT DALLEs CRY.
The plan, says the Bulletin, for the
new u. s. Branch Mint, at DalIes City.
Oregon, are in the hands Of the Depart
ment architect on this coast, Col J. F.
Morse, and il is the intention, when
Spring opens, 10 take the necessary steps
10 erect the same. The building will be
one Of considerable size and fine appear
ancc, of two stories aud full basement.
The size on the ground is about 50lx90
feet. The basement story will be / feet
4 inches the first story Is feet and the
second story Is feet in hight. The floor
is about five feet above the ground, giving
ample space for light in the basement
Projections in the main walls arc made
in the front and rear Of the building 6x5I
feet, thus breaking up the uniformity Of
the front aud rear lines. The supcrstruc-
ture will be crowned by suitable cupola,
IA feet in diameter, q feet above the
ground. The mint chimney viii be 10 feet
square at the base, and built within the
building; the total height from the ground
to the top will be so feet. A one story
engine house in the rear will be 16x3O
feet. The building will be Of marble ma.
sonary, with cut stone quoins and door
aud window openings and steps of dressed
stone, with circular head doors and win.
dows. The general exterior appearance
will be very chaste and substantial. The
interior viii be divided into suitable rooms
for the accommodation of the Treasurer
and his clerks; for the melter and refner,
the coiner, assaying room, and all the
appliances of vaults, ETC., including fine
cabinet room l5x18 feet. The room
will be ample, and the interior finished in
style suitable to the massive character
Of the binding and the requirements Of
the business.
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81 aoN. eEonen 4. rEsDLEr0s.


The republican party believe they can amend Il;
they can change it and make il better constitution
than our fathers made Il in the days of old. -
rsNever,. never,n and shouts Of applause.l
charge upon you, democrats that are here to-day,
never to consent to its amendment or its degrade
tisn. 10 not seek to amend It; do not seek 20
change L; DO not seek to ovade 4. Obey II. II
was good enough for your fathers. 1t is good
enough for you. IT you obey II, it viii be good
enough for your children for one hundred years to
Gene [IEaSnense applause Study il understand
il. Cary Il about with you, rs q living presence
in all the walks Of your daily life Take il to your
home read Il TO your wife teach il TO your chill
dTeu put It upon your family altar, that when
you bow your head in supphcating prayer, it may
be there next to tho image Of God himself Inn
mense applausc.1 Do this, and then in His own
good time you viii DC able TO raise il up TO that
place aud power to which the brazen serpent in
the wilderness was raised in order that the plague
might be stayed. Do this, and you viii be able to
raise it up 20 that high place Of honor to which
the Ark ( the Covenant was raised, round which
the unseen legions Of the Almighty kept watch
and guard, that he who touched il With impious
hands eaould die. Remember, fellOw-citizens,
that the constitution contains within itself all that
was good in the experience of the past, aud all
that is hopeful in the prospects of the future. 1t
is the ark of safety in the midst ofthe food which
is upon as. II may be tossed in the blaekness Of
darkness upon the weary waters Of many days,
but it will rest upon the mountain top at last the
sun win shine, the dove win leave it 10 re-
turn. and now, as then, emblem Of purity, aud
liberty and peace, she will seek to build her hab
itatiOns amidst the scenes of her former hfe.-
[Cheers,1 I do not despair. have hope in the
aspirations Of men, have faith in the provi-
denee Of God. / know that the pathway Of bis.
tory is strewn with the wrecks of empires, and
peoples and constitutions, and liberty. 1t may
may be ln the providence Of God that this country
of ours viii follow in the wake Of all nations that
have gone before. If il shall be So let il not be
owing to The faults or misfortuneS of the Demo-
cratic party. [Great eheering.l If It must be so,
let it be known that it was the party of our love
that stood to the last, with heroic virtue to the
principles Of civil liberty.
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The Examiner says the engagements
at the Labor Exchange on the 18th inst,
were so men and 8 women. OF the men
l6 were laborers, boys, 2 carpenters, 4
lumbermen, farm hands, . painters 4
wood-choppers, 2 dish washers, and 10 Of
various occupations. The women were
all generally servants for the country
There is a good demand for general Ia
borers, wood-choppcrs and mechanics for
the country.
This an average report, and shows
the great value OF the institutio What
will some Of the penny wise and pound
foolish members Of the Oregon Legisla.
ture do with reference to similar insti.
tuition in Oregon ?--Portlaad CONNER,
CidL.
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ALBANY PRICES CURRENT

CORRECTED WEEKLY nv J. ORADwoHL.
ALpAxr. January Q. 1869.
The following are tbs prices paid for Produce,
and the prices at which other articles arc selling
In this ma1ket:
wheai-white, per bushei. IS cts.
'0ats--pcr bushrl. 35G650 cts.
PotatOeE--pcF bnsbel,40(1 so
onions-peT bushel, 81 25.
FIouT-per bbl, s. 50Mb 90
BattrF--rer pound, 5T4 cts.
Eggs-per dozen. Is cts.
Chiekens--peF dozen. 81 SOFAS 90.
peaehes-drisd, per pound. islB2o cts.
Pork-per pound, 545l eta.
Beef-on foot, 4JIas cts.
Mutton. per pound. i0Mi2l cents.
soap-per pound, 5I5l cts.
Sali--Los Angeles, per pound. II cts.
syrup-per gallon. 1.ooGi,i2A
Isa-ioung Hyson. per pound, 81 90
. BLACK. T5nSl 90.
Japan, 81 p.
sugar--crushed. pcr pound. 1920 cts.
g LELAND. lsnI6.
'' Sea. 1Tnt71 cts.
Cotfe0-Fer pound, 20a.25 cts.
Nails--cnt, per pound, 7(Gs eta.
White Lead--paFe. per keg. 81 00a4 IS.
Linseed oii--boiled, per gallon. 81 B2iE1l IS.
Tnrpeniine--per gallon, 81 25M1 30
Domestic-brown. i6I cts.
Hiekory-striped. per yard. 1Gl630 ct4.
Bed TickiDg-per yard, 25la50 cts.
blue Drilling-per yard. 2o@50 cts.
Flanncls--per yard, 50MTS cts.
Prinia-fast colors, per yard. i2l G.
Ride Powder, per pound. 55EaSl 90.
candies-best, per pound. 20033 cts.
Riee-China, per pound, l2lnl6 cts.
Tobaeco-pcr pound, 81 00C11 Is.
sal@ratns-pcr pound, 163 cts.
Dried Plums--per bound. f211I5c,
Dried Apples-per b. 5(16c.
i" Cnrrants-pcr b. Sc.
Baeon--Haans, per 10, I2IHl3e.
Sides, per h. 10c.
4" Shoulders. per h, &c.
LaYd-per ID, in cans, I0c.
French Brandy--per gal. $40 00@I2 90
Holland Gin-per gall, S. so
American Brandy--per gal, IS 90
Jamaica Rum--pcr gal, So 90
Tar-Sl 25 per gallon.
Beans--per h., &c.
Dcvoes Kerosene Oil, 75c@SI 90 per gal.
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FARM FOR SALE.

north Of Albany on the Willamette river,
offers his farm for sale. Said farm consists of
450 acres, all under fence 800 acres of good tla-
BILE land 100 acres in cultivation; good house
and barn an excellent well Of water; small or
chard. I will sell this farm for SO per acre-one
half cash down; the balance on time to suit pur-
chaser. WM. C. MILLER.
Dec.I2, ,6sv4n17tf
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Jan.9v4n21y


STOLEN Or sTRATED, FROM THE FORKS
- Of the Willamette River. on or about the goth
OF July last, one bay mare, years old, I6 hands
high. her left hind foot and pastnre white on the
outside 81 her left hind foot, just below the hook
Is & small lump about the size Of mans thumb
small saddle mark each side Of her back.
Also one dark bay horse. years old, the rise oi
iG hands high, white snip or white nose. running
to tho left up his face shows the white Of his
eyes very much high hip bones travels with his
bind fee, rather far apart.
Fifty Dollars reward will be paid for the deliy-
cry Of said bersos, or Twcnt. Fiye Dollars for 10
formation Of their whereabouts.
selo. Linn county, Oregon. January ]. 1868.
v4n2lw4 CHARLES MILLER.
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DENTISTRTI
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
DIR. e. III. GRIFFIN

Proposes to make his rates Tor Dental services
for the year 1869, a. follows. viz:
Full upper and lower set Of Art. Teeth so TO $50
Full upper or lover - - SIS 10 $25
Pivot teeth, $3.50 each. Filling teeth, from 81 to
50 each cavity. Extracting 50 cents per tooth.
Cleansing. 30 cents 10 81 so, Other minor opera
lions in proportion. Terms. L. 5. coin OF its
equivalent.
y. B.-0a5cc over Bentley's shoe store, in the
old post Office building. opposite Posters brick
Albany, Oregon. DIR. T.. II. GRIFFIN.
Dec. so, Is8s-ysn2gtf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
THE cOLE-HIscOCK MURDER

l/Gen. G. w. Cole has recently been
acquitted of the charge of murder in
killing /. Hiscock, for the seduction
of his wife. The jury stated they
found the prisoner to have been sane
at the moment before and the moment
after the killing, but were in doubt
as to his sanity on the instant of the
homicide. The judge said they must
give the prisoner the benefit of the
doubt; and thus instructed, they rem
dered a verdict of acquittal,
Another case has thus been added
to several others of like character
in American Jurisprudence, which
goes to show that, if a man kill an
other to protect his honor and his
home from deflement and pollution,
the American common law will pro
tect him in such homicide.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsAIP.

NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-partnership heretofore existing between
J. u. Bentley 4 Co, Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent j. u. Bentley, Sem, will continue
the business, he assuming all debts outstanding
against the late firm, and collecting oil accounts
due the same. j. II. BENTLEY, Sen.
Jan9y4n2Iw3. j. y. BENTLEY. Jun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

New ScHooL.--We learn that DR.. 3. B.
Stone has opened select school in the Bap-
list Church in this city, under very fayora.
bic auspices. This makes the fourth school
in operation in this city at the present time.
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~ Some folks have an idea that
VaIlandigham's course during the
war, made him very unpopular man.
At the late election, he was candid
ate for Congress in the Dayton, Ohio,
district. He received 977 more votes
than Seymour, and his opponent,
schenck, received 1e2 votes less than
Grant. That doesn't look as if Val
landigham was very unpopular among
the people who have best known him
and known him longest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

SMALL Pox AT SACRAMENTO .-Sacra-
mento correspondent Of the Amador led
ger writes: Despite all the endeavors of
our citizens, this frightful disease contin-
ues undated, and is increasing. Every
day new eases are discovered. Many
families are using disintectant to guard
against it.. Carbolic acid seems to be the
best article for disinfec'ing purposes and
is in great demand with us. Your cor
respondent wears little sack of this arr
ticle and lras been vaccnated and taken
all other repeated preventions, yet he
generally gives any locality where the
small pox sign is out, very wide berth,