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Washing Clothe. without Labor.
Wa1nIMg OIUSnes ssTtHVUs &3UOx'
THE
Automatic ClOtheS-Wa
AND
II OIL T. H

- ~ Il IL ~ -
Does this without any wear and tear, and does the
work in from
Twenty 70 Thirty Minutes!
and will ft any stove or range. They are used
extcnsively Ii the East, and the following viii
show how they aro regarded:
From the Toledo GoHMercinl. April 22d, 1869:
..rhe Automatic Clothes Washer. THE new
method of washing clothes without labor done
by the Automatic Clothes Washer and Boiler, -
is attracting, rs might naturally be supposed .
good deal Of attention. This remark able machine
continues to show to astonished visitors, whose
numbers are daily increasing, how simply and
easily q large days washing be cfectually ac-
complished in comparatively short time by this
labor saving invention.
From the Cleveland Plaindeoler, March 18th
1869 THE automatic Clothes Washer.-Noth-
ing in the way of patent has for long time
awakened such . general interest, as the above
named invention. Washing without labor by the
mere force of heat, is step important and new
that it naturally excites great deal of inquiry
The genuine merit. the cheapness and simplicity,
must make it artcle of universal use and those
| seeking an Investment cannot do better than to
| look into It.
For sale by
| JOHN coNNoR. Agent.
May 8, '69-sm35 First street, Albany
TrSE MURRAYsS IMPROVED MAGIC
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BLACkBFRRIEs.- eseemed friend !,
John Luper, Esq, dropped into our office
during our absence, one day this week :,
and left us nice present in the shape of
black berries. of the Lawton variety. IT
there is anything in this world that suits
our palate to "tyt'' it is blackterries.
They were large, luscious berries, and
we are duly grateful.
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QUIET.-So many of our people have
left the city in search of pleasure and
health, that our town seems to have put
on its Sunday behavior, everything is SO
quiet
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ARREsTED.-The Cnionist is informed
that Mrs. Page, of Dallas, Polk county,
has been arrested, aud rumor has it that
the charge preferred against her is per-
jury. Mrs. Page was witness in the
Jenny Boyce tragedy.
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A New Gold Metal.
TIE
Gold Metal Watches :
now BEING INTRODUCED BY
G. <. COLLINS & Co.,

bZ3 " AsHiHgtUH stfett, SHH FfahtlscO,
Surpass anything yet made in the way of i'm
itation Gold Watch. They we'll and keep
good time.
The Ladies' Watches cost $S. $40 and SI5 eacL ;;
the Genttemens' cost SIS and $50 each.
Chains, from So to Sc each.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE =.

LII Accounts and Notes of J. BARRoWS
~ 4 CO., must be scttled within four weeks !,
as J Barrows intends to leave for the EastcYn
States soon after that tim..
good Piano and Household FuJnItdre for
sale.
Albany, July 18th, fs69-45
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TRour.-For mess of mountain trout
we aro indebted to Perry Spipk, Esq,
II was unexpected and therefore all the
more appreciated. Perry is an undoubt-
ed fishist.
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GAME.-A short trip into the country,
a few days since, couvincedus of the
truth of the statement that the woods
are full of game. We saw grouse, quail,
pheasants and squirrels till you ''couldn'
rest" Deer and elk are said 70 be pen-
tiful in the hills.
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of z. B. Purdum, in
this city, July 21st, 1869, by Rev. Fl. G.
jenkins, Mr.. J. s. Fenn to Miss Adelia
j. Able, all of Linn county, o.
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san Franctsco Markets

Flour is slowly advancing in San Fran
cisco just at present Wheat is quoted
as to quality, from 81 65 to 81 IS
Oats, ST 70@$1 30.
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PERsoNAL.-C. p. Ferry, agent of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company, and
lady, came up from Portland Friday.
Mr.. F. was on his way to Corvallis, on
hiz
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EpIGRAM.-GeorgeF Francis Train an
nounces himself as an epigramist On
Tuesday e ening he read his last effort
in that line. Following is copy:
'Tis n beautiful river-let nobody dam it,
For the natural falls along the Willamette,
Where the old grow yonng and the sick gain
health,
Are a source of power and mine of wealth:
Where the climate battles the undertaken,
With volunteer crops on every acre;-
Up with the mill and with the rail,
For banks ike these never tail.
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FoUND.-A case containing pair of
steel-rimmed spe e-tacles has been left at
this office, which the owner can have on
application.
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am engineer the San Jose Railroad /
have been caraying one of c.. Z. Collins l. Co.'s
Watches for about one year, and can safely say
it is the rery best watch for time, thet have ever
seen. GEO. CORNWALL,
Engineer on the San Jose Railroad.
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WEArHER-Warm, but breezy; roads
dusty, muchly.
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DIPTHERIA.-This disease prevails to
some extent among the children of this
CITY.
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TUESDAY NIGHT.-On last Tuesday .
night, at the Court House in this city, /
George Francis Train ''shot his mouth /
of" for the edi6cation of our people. /
He had an audience Of between two and t
three hundred of our very best citizens |
George delivered one of his Scattering
talks, which was greeted with much
laughter and applause. lie concluded
his e lecture by relating the story Of
the negro preacher, who put on pair of
leather breeches, m which colony of
hornets had taken up their residence,
and started in on preach. Mr.. Train
is consummate actor, and his delinea-
tions of the colored brothers troubles
brought down the house" At the
close of two hours talk he told his
audience that on the next evening
Wednesday,, he would talk to them
about finances, railroads, etc. We are
informed that he went to the Court
House for that purpose, about eight
o'clock, and finding but small audience
there, he returned each his money, or
dered the lights extinguished and re-
tired to his hotel IF he had waited but
short half hour he would have had
good audience. As it was, quite a num-
ber who came in from the country, and
arrived about the time the lights were
extinguished, were disappointed. The
Lnionist tt us q does" Train
Train is a Massachusetts, man, of the
old Puritanic stock, and he possesses all
of the peculiari,ies aud traits character
istic of the race. Ossian f. Dodge, who
visited this coast in. 1865, was man of
the same cast of mind. Like Train. he
possessed some degree of talent, had
studied human nature we'll, was self
reliant, and made use of all his resources,
both natural and acquired, to make
money. Dodge's concerts were laugha-
BILE and instructive, so are Trains lee
lures. There is this difference however
the effect of the concerts upon the mind
was transitory, while many of the ideas
advanced in the lectures leave a more
lasting impression. They excite thought
and investigation. Therefore, while we
regard Mr.. Trains professed aspiration
to the Presidency and many other of his
feigned eccentricities as merely intended
to provoke laughter and criticism, we
are disposed to credit him with telling
many wholesome truths in forcible and
attractive manner, which, we trust, may
aid in bringing about many needed
reforms.
FoR THE MoUNTAINs-A large part,
of our citizens left for Fish Lake, for tn
purpose of hunting, fishing and enjoyin!
the pure mountain air. Fred. Hill, VIII
has been ssenjoying" sssick spell' re
Gently, starts for the same locality OF
Monday. Mart. V. Brown, of the Den,
ocrat, with John G.. Mendenhall an
others, has taken his departure for Sal
mon river. Everybody that can leav
business and the heat and dust of cit
life behind them for season, are S
doing, and Yaquina, Salmon river, tn
lakes, springs, and the various othe
places of summer resort, are reported a
well represented. Well, those that ca
go are in luck, and they have our bes
wishes for pleasant time.
MUTArIoN-Is written on every lea
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ToASo. Nav 90.

ToANo, May 20, 1863.
1Hessrs. @. E. Collins d: Col wish to know
what terms you will send five or six watches
to one address. Several of the men in this ma
chine shop are highly delighted at the watch
got of you; am very much pleased with it it
gives satisfaction. Hoping to hear from you
soon, remain yours. r. B. PATTON,
Clerk, Toano, C. p. r. r.
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In THE LAND OFFIcE.-Under the
head of nnoticeo among the new adver-
tisements TO day, George W. Cooksey
v;ll find something that is especially in
tended for him. Don't fail to read it,
George.
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ssGAY-, NEWS.
Farmers Can Ride Smd PlOW,
Bf SECURING ONE OF ruR =
GAY" PLOW S.
Manufactured and sold for the very low price Of
s$65 and &15.


YSHE simplicity and practicability of this new
IL Piow commends 1t favofably to the special
notice of every farmer. IL possesses q decided
superiority over all other plows now ID use. Tho
wheels are four feet in diameter, and run the
unplowed land. Its entire construction il in NO
way complicated. The piow is mahagsd In every
manner with ease, and requires only two levers
to be used in making ahy alteration. The supc
riority of the s.Gst'' Plow will BE- clearly shown
by the following certificate
We, the undersigned, citissns of Linn county,
oregon. having purchased and used upon our
farms the '.Gay" Plow, hereby certify that the
same has given entire satisfaction. It's facility
for adjusting to suit the depth Of furrow without
moving from the seat. is simple and easy. We
like the plow for its draught, because the is
brought to bear directly upon the plow-beam in
stead of the carriage also. because il is strong
and durable. al except the woodwork being CON-
structed of wrought iron--no castings are used.
The wheels running upon the solid land 10 ad-
vantage over other gang plows, in striking OF
land and in plowing, not having tomAke the nec-
cssary changes in the machinery, and tho seat is
always level, not thr wing the driver forward or
sideways as in other plows. Better work and
more of it can be accomplished By tfe uss Of this
Plow than by hand.
We take pleasure in recommending the ssGAr,'
PLow to our brother farmers, having no
superior in Oregon.
!. .. REED: ". P. EsHoM.
v. y; Il. Il aoHTrs ao1TrREs. 4 4. .. DAv1DsoS. vibs
May goth, 1869. &
Tho "GAy" PL0w. is manufactured by H.
Gouldins, Portland Mschiue Shop
All orders will be promptly attended to BY ad-
dressing,
E. r. GAY,
Portland, Oregon.
Albany Agents.
j. BARROWS 4 CO., Agents
for Linn 4 Benton counties.
JOHN BRIGGS. Agent
for Linn : Benton counties.
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MuTATIoN-Is written on every leaf
of the book of nature. Mankind are
prone to change, and SO does the winds,
the waves, the seasons, and men even
have been known to change their busi-
ness-sell out for the sake of trying
something else. A notable Instance of
this kind happened on Monday, that-sur-
prised us not a little. Frank Redfeld,
of the firm, of Hiltabiddle & Co., has sold
his interest in the grocery business. His
smiling face will no moro greet his many
friends in the accustomed place, dealing
out the various articles which are wont
to decorate green grocers. Nary But
in his stead we shall greet our handsome
bachelor friend, Ed. Palmer, who will
hereafter occupy Franks place, and deal
out. in quantities to suit, choice groceries,
ETC.. to old and new customers, on the
usual favorable terms and prices. selah
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2Deeuterss 1getiee.
Office is hereby given that ths undsssiened a
IN have been appointed ExeeAtors Of tAs 60
tate Of Hiram Macey, deceased. ~ the Comfy
Court sf Linn county, Oregon that an claim.
against said estate must he presented 20 the m.
dersigned, - their residence Ia Linn countv duJv
verified. Within six mouths from tho date hereof.
j. DC. MACEY,
SARAH MACEY.
POWELL EaSN, Atfy!. Executors.
Linn County. Oregon, MsyT. isse-s5wt
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Agents Wantea-$1o : nay.
Two 80 Maps for ~.
LoYD-S
Patent Revolving Double Maps

Two continents, America and Enrope, and
America with the United SeaSes portion
ON An imuenss scatc.
coLoxED - l,eoe COUNTIES.
HNHESE great Maps. now just compIstsd, Sax
j. 81 irches large, show every place Of import
ance. all Railroads to date, and the latest altera-
tions an the various European States. Thsss
Maps are needed in every school sna family b.
the land--they occupy the spscs of one Map, and
l<y means Of the Rcvcrscs, either side can bs
thrown 'front.'. and any part brought level to the
eye. Cosnty rights and large discount given 70
good AGENTS.
Apply for Circulars. Terms, and send money
for and SEQ sample Maps frst, If not sold taken
back on demand. j. +. LLOYD,
May 77-lm % Cortland street, N. Y.
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TSE MURRAY'S IMPROVED MAGIC
Oil-the King of Pain. iu5-39tf
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rsE MURRAYsS IMPROVED MAsIc
L. Oil--ths King Of Pain. jus 39tf
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For List of Prices and description of Goods,
send directly to Can be sent by express, to
be paid for delivery.
c. E. COLLINS 4 CO.,
629 Washington street, San francisco.
p. S.-Where six Watches of the above are
ordered at one time, will send one extra, free
of all charge. We also deal in the finest Gold
and Silver Watches, watchmaker's and jewelers.
tools and materials, at tho very lowest possible
rates.
The new Gold Metal Watches now being intro
duced by G. E. Collins & Co., of San Francisco,
seem to be just the thing for those desiring n
cheap and at the same time good-looking time
keeper One of the young lady compositors in
our office has one of the cheapest kind advertised
-$S-which runs we'll, keeps good time looks
WELL and seems to fulfill all the requirements of
Mgh-priced watch The chain sent with this
watch is of exquisite design and high finish. See
their advertisement in another column. A lpine
Miner.
WATcHEs.-We have received one of the new
Gold Metal Watches from c.. E. Collins Il Co., Of
San Francisco. It is neatly fnished, hunting
case. keeps good time and is, without doubt, the
best watch for the price that be purchased in
| San Francisco.-La Porte Union..
WHAr NEXT ?-Chcaper than siIver-looking
and wearing like gold-neither plated galvan-
/ ized-are the new Gold Metal Watches We saw
/ last week at our friend Collins. IF We had not
gold watch-which We have to pay each year s.
to Uncle Sam" for the privilege Of wearing-ws
Spectator, iy4ssf
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Advantages to Insurers.
,SnsaNest Ratio Of mortality.
Erpeases less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes Of Payment Of Premiums.
Insurers receire the Largest Bonus euer
gfuen.
al kinds Of Non Forfeiting Life and
Emdornaent Policies Issued.
Policies Lacontestibic.
AL INDICTMENT Policies and the Nom
Forfeiting Life Policies, Mem Forfeit
able after one Payment.
The following examples of the operations
of the last dividend Policies issued in 1865,
only four years ago:
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For List of Prices and description of Goods,
send directly to u.s. Can be sent by express, to
be paid for delivery.
, 1869-04-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Arrii y
ss E:!a> fl lit ard rrtvi."ns will be fund nndcr
:, ii .cc, to The Gluai ca5ees fr siosa:e up5crs oth
Bt;1TfN-K Kreivea. erss 1b,; shipped 1850 rs, Tho
,ss rule .s H.sk md ,,,ssss nth
';r.p : a' ss:ss SS: i ~ sos
d. H. T.. II Il ita n &C. ~ 10
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!. - s".,..c.ts:n *: unica L. a.; s,nniss, 6u,
-; !n,lal :, s'r; vc.! tact.. sc.
CAEESE-:The market fnr cheese exhibited . III:
!rE:tt ani:ra +. IN! Hcs wcrr strung prcyaa:
y eSf1 s:ea * c,. y: T., 2E' Sge e.
tvXT ~; ',n:s @as si's, fsIs7ed ID h iii, MARKET The
,'s,e: Liit: f-sn.:ci. siAo: L.aiss: la!n? siecs
Va, Mncra Ridzc aud Willow Rsnt. sam: nlitnot,
cCFFEE-S..!d Il, ldcrats c1st Ut to-day and nj,
, Ht;h'i s. ;,sS.l s%as s1sss VI; iss
foed. a3s9:k Prime ] to eS.cs, ~ S x.5Se. 'A' 10
;,5Id 1tfne tssI.1is L tal!2w ,sS:t9s
te:ss I.zst.s ,.sssie nsht :iaax. .ss4'0s'as''' ~
Il I'D e smsa, IT,
good demand aud rrcrs eti1T at the recent AT
ats s ~ sss Ts
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s?psoss ~sFr ny hea II f r.;es. Suts 4yus;n ID
glirt andhncllanset Nc Quote:
, 1869-04-29
TO ARCHITECTS.
Notice to Architects.

In pursuance Ct act entitled AN Act to rrovsda
fur tile sale u the nrsu lots an Leks the town ss:cot
Lincoln and for tile kcstoh and eseetf1l u Stats uni
setsiiy ail Agricultural I'll. sc and S.tc Lnnate Asy-
tul" arpfuscd February l5t l7, plans and fptctica-
tons til le received 1t tte ,fc ri tho Secretary ok
State ut lincoln H.hEelis 1ntl the 1T day Of june
a. Q. fstza, at L u'ttTk IL. IL ft1snns:
GEt fer thr Stsse 'nv+rtty aud Agricultural CuIIseer
.'r FIR St2e fnnntc A.yl,ttn- The foundations
sad bsdiner be Ct rterc, a the spcrsresurct 10
br II ettue rck Said Landings 10 be ereesel 1t or
ncae Lincoln, Tire Capisa1 OF I'll. s:atol
The If .hr 7tseut brd!, for the University il
limited 1y Ia, to Enrrea thor. 7s d1a., aEd tie
A,yr, to fifty t:oua1nd d>ll-, sa the tc+fzn u us1
u:et " building complete within f:sclf, although
es,1.truc.l uI IL il tis u the State Lay
rt.iuifc.
1t IL desirable that each architect wto may submit
ran and specification elet,ld Eoctn1 any s.e piasl AID
ecfcaton with guarantee cf 1t.posil: buiier
That t. raid pi1n md specifications ahod he xdr ted
the Commissioners that the raid builder will put in
Ind for tie ronetrurtio:a ot tue ss. building bld-
nfx within the amount 1ist.d hy aW md enter Into
bcEds for the completion Of the sAn1r.
Thc alriect hoee ltsns adopted VII he u!c:aIly
5sv arIsd ty &c Cc.uI.=f ne1s.
DAVID BuL.ER-
THos, p. KESJNRD.
JOHN GILLESPIE.
Auditor.
Comm n3saiopeft.
, 1869-04-29

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aoof3ak go II sadins at@ lash @ p shtnEies kenns~
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, 1869-04-29

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Ennd. with every Prosirct - alteccss
, 1869-04-29
MEDICAL OARDSI
Dr.. James,

tstf.7 = - -
u nd n Eanao,pA T.. Garner ii ue;fbn. apsk.iszs
!otmsTi1 a 1saes' Leeh Hospital New orexua .ess.A-
Iaacd il lss SD fer hs lat nIns yea.s Il ChIe1sa
h.s sueceaafu,y treated more dlss..es Il easapis
enaraetsr dniin& The p&A* twenty ves than my sthe
phJskasa h tho United statca-
D. Jan'es 1se truau "a pxta d tts t,rt.s,
States tusn he medical taeutsy. pzoIessos. Of medical
oo1IeseA hospafA md Huan The xexa d. Jsruea -
beea psrnneati5 astsss ~ public .poei.li.t y
wards of Twenty Jesss and h&s reputation h uai1rs1sl
SYPHILIS in n its ssasr4, ~hesher .e1ut.ed OF -
editau. radically md permanently cured. without the
use II mercury any peiso0oos Dug
SELF-ABUBE. tending 10 p1etratsrv dse4y. zo6
idioey, slred by the InfalItEsr naskhoi, aad fan
mental ard phydeal vssrr fe.taTva Qhreotc, ne1.
cusal ard scfpfuIsns Affections atod a skin disesAes
hnd Ill dlecasea ct contagious venereA ehaI.ctet tH
fully tsrstt and pcrAaeur etd IN the shortest POI
tble tine fthnut inccuv eciente 10 tho Patient
Female difficulties s1d irregularities treated with ssfs
~ and *ueeeea
ns 1sn,ts hae the hr-. appnintsd medical aad
socEs Y the United Satea Patients come Ia con
wa each otaeE. and N consultations attc1y COLE
OFFICE and PAR1oRs- u and = Ra1dolph-et- eos-
Fer Dearborn. npetsiTs, IN sfcr from n. to p n
JUST Issued.
Treatise On dl.ea.es ef H. speciality. sent In seslea
snssl,Et. t. any address, fzt1. AIizee. DIR AME3
T. U.urAxez sede., ChleaSu, I'll
, 1869-04-29
STATE REFORM SCHOOL FOR JUVE-
NIL ( OFFENDERS.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that reaed pro1oeaIs I'll Ia
rrcexc1 b the Board Of Ts.ecs of the State RcfuEz1
Shoo Il rursace ot ac. of the LeEatztuFr Passed
March l. 15s II lnducerueuts-os satefor the location
II said State Rei.sn School said propositions to ho
aeard and to tic Secretary Of State, 1t SPriuk6e.
ou Ct eftrc thu 81 day ot JGns @ MD ute 70 ba not
moro than three mica fruua rsTosd staioa4 In
the cent.al fa.t # the State.
Subscriptions wtil be stccv ed In 1aud. money,
terials for BUILDING ttocE1. dc. Said propositions viii
be considered by saId Board, and the most elht aa
determined rton. taking Into consideration III bc eh-
cum=tances tending to promote the bcst ntfsts Ind
sneecss Of said Institution.
MAsrh n, i12. SAMUEL IF. MOCL1OS.
Nu1iAu j. YesL Sec'5. President
Chicago TINES. Sprin gfeid Jou2ua Peo1a Transcript
and Alton Telegraph. will each copy fur week., and
.ecd bin to Board T1u.teee, St,te Reform School At
Spr1us6eld. md send COPY o& paper with Id to VIZ.
T.At, C2irp uluois.
, 1869-04-29

lr, md almost NECESSARY, tnat either gold or roy
cs,ncut londs should experience considerable a.l-
ylEce scon. The Immense excess ofinpoTts OF for
e:gn goods over exports OF domestic products Is
{. err wcck ruling ~ larger balance aeatnst us.
walch there ts no prospect Of payinp by fncreastd
.xrorts of products In the near future. and which
will thcrpforc have to be patd 1,Y ,hr shnncnt or
either ,ton,,s or gold. For aorre Eeesa na,t .se
prwes Of l,onds In European marteta t,ouph t,r,u-
hurA mt a5ronco, ,n,rh nr,I h.vs eh,,Sn n,,h,
Inv tfyc tho huoyanc, that vn, a, nartea
n fntur, n ,nnn,h cuo r. 4h.a ,ccrrnt,+tnr+-,,,
l. ,nnc ,s ~ H., 80, H., 49,, ,t.,... -, 80, 80