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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-10-06
ESTABLISHED 1851.
REASONS VIII Y
the GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.
81 & SO Vesey ST.. New York,
Can Sell Teas Cheaper than any other
Hama l.. nj. Courfrxr


1t is because they receivs their Teas direct from the
them in larger amounts than any other establishment
in this country il not in the world. by the perfection
OF their business arrangements the Company en-
abied to distribute their Teas to their immense trade
AL the country at with bat small
I'd for taking the goods from the producer and dis
tributing them to the The consumer is thus
saved from FIVE TO EIGHT profits OF middenen, with
equal number of bills OF expense many trans
fers which must take place In the usual roatine OF
enumerate the several profits that the customer has
formerly hsd to pay by the cd routine: FIRST The
American Houses IN China and Japan mace large
profits their sales shpme nts-and some of the
rich r retired merchants in this couutry have made
their immense fortunes through their Houses China
SECOND: Tue Banker made large profits upon the East
exchange used in the purchase of Tea THIRD: The
Importer made profit OF ~ TO % yer cont in many
cases FOURTH On its arrival here il sold by the
cargo, and the purchaser sold il to the Spectator in
invoices of 900 to 2tO packages at average profit
of about 10 to Is per cent Firth: Tee Spectator.
sold il to the Wholesale Tea Dealer in lines n profit
of 10 to Is per cent SIXTH The Wholesale Tea Dealer
sold il II the Wholesale Grocer u lots TO sui his trade
ct ptoft of about 10 cent SLvESTH. The Whole
sale Grocer sold II TO the X. tail dealer profit OF Is
to % per cent EIGHTH; The Retailer solf it TO the
customer for all the profit he could et. We propose
to do away with ali these various profits and broker
the exception of small comm paid plrchas-
ing to our correspondents in CHINA and Japan one
cartage, and small profit TO ourselves. which, our
large sales vii amply pay
Parties setting their Teas from may confidently
rely upou getting them pure and fresh, they
direct from the custom house stores to warehouse
The Company continue TO sell at the following price
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-10-06
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER

Principal Agency. Brandreth House, New York
Sold By all druRzsts-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-10-06


tho handpT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-25
RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSAS RAILROAD.


&0AMa ~ re
On and after SUNDAY, May 2, 1869, one
daily passenger train will run between WASH.
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting al
GordonsvIlle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and the Vr-
einia Springs; at Lynchburg for the West anu
Southwest, and at Washington, to the NorIh
and Northwest.
Through tickets and baggage checked t. a..
prominent points.
Leave. Washington daily al 60 ~. m. AMI
Alexandria as 7i0a H., arriving ut Lynchburg
at 4:40 p. m.
Leave LynchhurgJ at 900 n. M, arrive a,
Alexandria at g. 70 p. IN and al Washington
at 7:30 p. m.
Passenger for ANASSAS BRANCH will
leave AlexanGris daily, excepting Sunday, 1t
Ais D. M, and arrive at Harrisonourg at l2;5o
a. m. Leave Harrisonburg at 2OO a.: m, and
arrive At Alexandr;s at 1880 a. m rms tram
makes close connections at Manassas Junction,
with movements on the main line. greatly In
cilitating intercourse between The lower valley
and Richmond, Lynchburg, sc.
Passengers from Washington and a 'exandiis
to Winchester, Middleburg. Capon opFiogs
&c. will lin good connections by tins route
An ACCOMMODATION TkAl Will lea''
Alexardris daily, Sunday excepted, HI :, % :
m. and arrive at Warronton ~ 10 p ~
iosye Warren.on at fla d. III, aid aIf'o I"
Alexandria at 1890 a III. ,
f't0H' !. ii BkOADUH,
nm 10 t,eneral Ticket Agent
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TlIE BEST IN THE WORLD.
THE SINGER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE.

TILE SINGER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE.
The superior morits O! tho SINGER VI y
CllIN r. uyer all ether for either family use
or manufacturing purposes are so well esIH5-
lished AM so genornlIy admitted that an Gnu
moration of their relative cTcellencc5 Is n"
longer considered necessary. THIS machine IN
question is simple, c2mp@e,. durable snd d nsnn,
b!a of performing a range and variety ol work
never before attempted upon any single ins,
chine, sewing with equal facility the very HAcsl
and coarsest materials, and anything, between
the two extremes, in the most neat and su6$i"n-
tial manner Is attachments for Braid:ng'
Tucking, Hemming, Cordng, Telling, Quilting,
Binding, &c, are neat and practical, and have
beer nyenSd and adjusted cspSSf;ay Tor tins
agency has been established in this city is with
out precedent, and is now presented to the pub
lie as iacomparsbiy tho best machine IN the
world. We ask sn examination OF thcm by the
Public, a we feel assured that they have only
to be seen % be appreciated.
G. &. BERRY, Agent
ie lG-lw = King street, Alexandria, Va
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ALEXANDRIA PoST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES or NAILS DAILY.
Northern, Eastern and Western arrives at
$50 ~. m. and 7:45 p. m. closes At 43O p. III.
and 9p. IN.
Southern, via Potomac, arrives 20 y. N, and
Gao y. m; closes at 4:45 p. IA. and . p. m
Orange and Lynchburg arrives II t,fu p M;
closes at Q p. m.
Wsrrenton and Manassas arrives n 1850 4.
m; closes at SD p. IN.
leesburg, Winchester, Aldo and Middle
burg arrives 3 p. m; closes st 40 q. nj.
seminary arrives NJ 3:c1 y. IN; closes ~ ;:3J
D. III.
TRI-wEsKLY NAILS.
Alexandria and Dumfries- Tuesdays Thurs
days and Ssturdays-arrvc a. p. m; close on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. at ';40
u. IN.
Winchester, Upperville &c, By stage, ar
gives on Wednesdays, Fridays ana Sundays, n
G90p M; closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at T:3Da IN.
Office open from u. II. to 7. Ill closes
from to I p. M.
No letters, registered or money orders bad
ic2I ". D. MASSEY, +. NJ.
eea- We hereby announce JOB uAWN-
NJ HST rs an Independent Republican canli =
date ut the coming election to represent tho
county of Fairfax IN the House OF delegates OF
Virginia. MANY REPUBLICAN, orER9.
Fairfax CO., 10 9-eote
DISsOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE,
The copart nership heretofore LISTING between
the Undersigned under the hrn name Ci
SWAINE Il HENDERSON i. this jay dissol-
ved by mutual consent
JAS. f. HENDERSON, who viii hereafter
conduct the business on his own account, Is III.
thorized 10 collect all debts due the iirm, ard
all par los having bills against the Hrm will
please present them for settlement
S;croa +, q. SWAMI
''S"o"' l. +. III : DtRSG.i =.
Ajcxa June l., 1863. je :i-lm
flames Z. HEEDERoOlj,
Successor TO Swaino & Headers -u)
Dealer in
HAY, GRAIN AND MILL. FEED,
All goods delivere! in any part Of the ''ty
frpa of charge 10 I'll
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NOTICE.

49, 80" :, -
SEMI EEKLY LINE or SIhA VI Eh'
TIMORR. 49,. co
The passenger and frsighting stesmsr w.,
LUMBIA, Captain James Harper. Will 'es'"
Piers every WEDNESDAY, at M '''
Baltimore. b cATTH.
Returning will leave Baltimore on pa y "
DAY, at 4 p. m. stopping at the "su"' 'a"u''s
rue freehting steamer THoS: /; CA si...
c.nis;n VIM. Aaitb will lesve Pier every
fR Rnanina p. will leave Baltimore every TU rs
nav , al 3 p. H., stopping at K'nssle and Cur
rioInsn. .na;1
Al wy y, ,'''k b. WHEAT, Agent
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GUM MER BDARDlNC.
KEVEKJDNE llOUSF.

BEVERIDGE HOUSE,
MIDDLEBUkG, LOUDOUN CO., VA.
The subscriber is prepared To acromm odate
q limited number OF boarders during the sum
mer months n the above named house. which
has been re!:,tel expressly for the purpose.
There is y fine ChNly beate Spring within
OF mile Of the place. the water of which con
tains Iron. Mugncsia snd sulphur, and has
been pronounced by Prof. Gibson, of Phila
delphia, who anay2,d II, t. be equal 10 an
Chalybeate Spring in thc State. Persons vii
find this pleasant and heathful retreat dGrin E
the Summer. Stages leave Leosburg daily an
stop at the hotel. For terms, apply to
\. NJ. TUBMAN,
nv 2O-3m Middleburg Va.
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STEAMBOATS,.

aSe M" b BE 7T snSx.xpK1A
PHILADELPHIA, AND HfNtiTnN
GEORG ErOWN & WAS. 1iNG 9 t9T
Steamers leave regularly fro cry WE'D.
TOWN, foot OF Congress ST., EFt f,ot If
NESDAY; from ALEXANDRIA,, i''' VI
King st., EVERY THU kSDAI.
Freight received daily at lowest rates.
This line connects with all tine. Nor 'hcrh'
Eastern and Western Railroads and Transp9Sr Or.
tation Companies, and will forward freight by
ali the lines running out of Philadelphia, free
OF Of Commission snn i and gives THROUGH RATES-
-AGENTS-
M. RLDRIDGR & CO.
No.4S. Whsryes, Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO.
No. II South Wharves, Philsia.
HYDE & TYLER,
ia1ir 50 Water st., Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-25

Tue PENNSYLVANIA Coal MINERS, A
very large proportion OF these have been ali
the time willing to work, but were prevented BY
the organization. In addition to other Gle
ments Of disturbance aud conflict ia the coal
region, there is an organized band OF outlaws
known as "BucSshots, who du not belong to
the Union OF miners aud other operatives, as
we understand it, but who take advantage OF
strikes and other periods OF disturbance to
20 about the coal regions, matrc1tne, robbing
numbering and committing all kinds of outra-
pes ont oil revenge against particular ladN!iu-
Ills who have incurred ;hcIr enmIty. hey are
believed to be composed OF wOTthle,s characters
vino have been discharged from various collie,
Ties for misconduct, cr because they were lad
hands. This briei statement Will give gen
eral idea of the underlyrng causes OF the exist
ing difficulty in the coal regions. luck
shots" iu;leed Here is n pretty state OF
things The whole coal trade ct Penn7y'va
MA Is, it seems, in the hands Of band at out
laws. who plumber and murder without let or
hindrance. And yet these people howl over
Southern outrageS and shudder when IenncS-
see or Georgia is named, mutterlns "ku,
kuy" and reconstruction. just -, an old
lady, who lived near the Virginia line, would
never admit that there could be any sickness
in that Commonwealth, but she would shake
her head at house a few hundred yards oil.
Their" she would say, they have the ague
and fever, but that North Carolina was always
a sickly country.
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ATFXANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADV ERIlSEk
ROCKS IL STATIONERY.
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION,
wi At FRENCH'S


BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. % King street.
New Series full sheet Music size; unitorin
price l0c per copy; about one. fourth the p1ic
of sheet of music, -
Just received, Wedding March, Mondels-
sohn;" Delhi Galop, Prince" "Orphe Aux
Enters, Gslop. Agostry;' Nelly Carey Liam
phln" Sleep Well" Sweet Angel; :. Fran
Abt;' Its Better to Laugh than be signing'
Doniz e.ti;n My Soul to God, my Heart 70 1hee'
l.. Clapisson;' anvil Chorus, Verdi', s.ol
Ofthe Halt Dime Music, over one n9nuret
different pieces now ready, consisting OF Gaiops'
Waltzes, Marches. Polkas and songs,
sir nmhrscas s,me of tho choicest music OF the
day. rM.;o ,r,o;,s
the popular ballads OF the'asy Judging from
The quantity We ar selling, this music Is des-
tined to supersede the expensive sheet mus &c
heretofore published. ,,,,,,,,o,,
lea GEo. T.. fhEN1h'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-25

FOR RENT-Two three story BRICK
MI HOUSES, containing rooms each, with
gas and water, situated corner of Water and
Duke streets Apply NJ 81 Duke a., hetwoen
E.;rfsv spj Wntnr my l2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-25

r-. FOR RENT-Nos. 2}5 and 81 BRICK
Mi DWELLING HOUSES, on PRICE street
Apply 10 No. 30 Duke street, corner 81 Duke
and Fayette strects. )e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-25
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE o.

The DAILY NEWSPAPER 1t Is very often
the case that peoplesfnd fault with newspapers,
because their contents do not IN every instance
and under all circumstances come up to their
expectations. II there is an error or lack OF
variety in the articles; il reflections are made'
or the careers of public men too long dwelt
upon; il there happens to be more OF politics
than literature letter turned or word spet
wrong, croakers at once set up howl, and
swear that those who have the paper in charge
know nothing of their business. The Chicago
Post touches the matter pertinently in recent
article. 1t says:
Ii We reflect upon the variety Of matter IN
newspaper; that the work has 10 be done
rapidly, and cannot In many particulars have
the elaboration of the closet from the very
nature OF the case; that, no matter what taxes
place. the comment thereon must be madei
the demands OF the situation being as remorSe
less as tide or time, moving on reearuiess OF
affection, aihiction, misfortune death Wheh
we consider these thiags, aud more that we
might mention, all will understand that the
general accuracy of the press and its general
character for literary excellence are something
remarkable. That under these circumstances,
the daily press OF the country makes few
b!unders; mixes up dates or facts badly kills
dead man now and then, or burles live one.
misreprescuts an opponent, or cuts other tau
tsstic tricks, is not surprising. 1t 1t did not,
the gods and not men would be the conductors
OF the press That it performs ITS general
duties OF chromcling the goings on OF the
whole world, in events and 10 ideas, and MAX es
valuable additions besides to the best OF genera
literature, is matter about which those GROWERS
al the press and those pretenders ia 1t who
could not write an advertisement for lost
puppy so that it could be parsed had better
stop to think about.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-25
FERTILIZERS.

DEED WHEAT!
- SEED WHEATl
We call the attention of cur farmers to e. u,
A. DEiTZS LA RGE LIST of the best WIN
TER SEED WHEAT in this country. Mr..
Deitz has selected twenty varieties out of over
one hundred on his Seed Wheat Experimental
Farm, near Chambersb burg. Pa. and now offers
them for sale We advise every farmer to send
for the Experimental Farm journal, in which
n description and price list is given. Mr.. Deitz
Will send one copy free to all who send for it.
Address, GEO. A. DElTZ,
ia 2-law2m Chambersburg. Penn.
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u,HR RICHMOND, FRTDRKICKSBUkG
AND POTOMAC ROUTE; ,,,,
THE OLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE VIA
AQUA CREEK. ... no.,
=" RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH;
r., Fas! and comfortable STEA E i
{ .Ssdu leave Washington city twice daily,
:sundsy >. m. excepted, from the wharf foot OF
sventh street. at 10 M, and and d." eoa pr
stol "IAs opis Creek with the Richmond, Freder-
ing T. T., q and Potomac Railroad with elegant
icssou. piled with elegant sleeping chairs on
cars, sul inns. Through tickets and baggage
c 1tn to to- a, points South. i,,
Both Dosts SAMUEL RUTH.
turning Supt. Of Transportation.
$780,, General Ticket Agent
d. Is. 6EN'kf' Richmond, Va.
NH l3-tt -------,
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VTO PARENT3.
There IS nothing moro interesting to parents
than to seq their child. en- tsstefully clad, and
have, therefore, Geta. mined to mako speciali-
ty of the manuiactU re of
BOIS, CLOTHING,
in which have fad many years ex.perIance'
and also have for sale patterns OF sil zes rep
pared TO furnish by the single pattern or IT
suits, for tws y-hve cents each. Full dIree'
tons will nc company esch patt srn, and VII 90
sent by ms ii, on receipt of prlcetit desIr 30.
i. r.. MUDD,
No. 36S D street, corner Ninth,
mar f.j-3m Washln gton ID. -
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ISs bINU nc Z 'NII. - '" u
IRISH Tho subscribers have Just received
i supply OF iRISIN, tho great VEGETA-
BILE ALTERNATIVE and TONIC for the Ger
tain cure of Scrofula, and al eruptions OF the
skin, Rheumatism, Govt, Neuralgia, sick
Headache, Norvousneas. and Dyspepsia. The
above article is prepared from the formula OF
the celebrated Dr. John wilkins of Baltimore.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
COOK Il CREIGHTON,
my 20 lO1 King street
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IlkXANDRIA, LDUDolN x RAMP
a SHIRE RAJ, kOAo.
EamuaJ. !k
- nn ,fnrMpN,1 REil MI NJ


80 APRIL |, 1860. ..,,,,
UAYI BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Lave Alexandria at n ~. ana =. m
Leave Hamilton q. n Ia. ma i::3V u. n
Lava Leesburg.at 5;25 II. N. and 10 ?. N; NJ.
ThaSa M. ifain from A'exahiria ana ll''u
e.. m train from Hamilton, connect win he'np
Tally Line OF Coaches ioT PureelI'i!i"' Sh'ch
sn;1I,a Rarrvyille and Winche.teri also, win
81 VIZ ILL., Line of Coachos which leave Lee
t neh Lily for Dslps Mill Aide and Middic-
T SuIs an nd after June 81 stages vii! run
daily to ,:spon Spnngs; ,;.,,.or,r;,,,
bonrs' fnr connexions With Washington ana
Baltimore s'md DAY EaRE.
From ALkXAhDRIA 20
laashur. 81 COL I:inchsstef 50
CIark's Gap....... % Ball Mill. : 20
Hamilton ...... 22j Aldie.......'..'''''' %
Purcelville ..... = 20 MiidlebuT2...'''' -
1erryville......... .: ~ 49,.
Goods per New York, Philadeph'a or b''u
mara steamers, railroad or Eynrei:. |" care +"
a Ha ,enner, General Agent a. alsAahdi'a,
will M. forwarded over the r"nd iftr "i c"as 81
Co,nmr,t,,,)n tickets between AleXaadria
anJ ij.'nilio, amd all intermediate Stations Al
low rate. c.. dsy of ,..us
40, ,.o,n Aleyandria nnd Hamilton, and between
'n'S' '"' NATHANIEL HAYS,
%, Genera. Sup't.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
ma House No. al South Fairfax ST., q very de-
sirable dwelling house, containing eight rooms
with water and gas, in good order. Arply to
kOBT, l.. WOOD,
10 Ia Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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FOR RENT--A line three story BRICK
E1 RESIDENCE, on Payne. between Prince
aud Duke streets. containing eleven rooms
with water and gas throughout; also, conve-.
meat bath room For terms, &c, inquire at
ia8-tf WIN COGAN, Is ROYAL 81.
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FOR SALE-The FRAN f Dwell
Ia LING, on Heary street, between Queen
and Princess; contains 8 rooms, stable on
rear of lot. = feet front lis feet ii inches deep
to y Il feet alley. viii be sold st reasonable
price Terms to suit purchaser. ..,
IL 9.tf Mrs. Z. DEWEY.
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DUET AND sMUrlN WHEAT " OATS

i Springs, II GOLD RING, with hair setting,
valuable to the owner as cherished relic A
reward of s. so will be paid for its recovery
and return L. Mr.. V. Nj. TAYLOR. No. N.
Royal street. je 22-3t.
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TRI-MEkKLY MAILs.

try We hereby announce JOB liza w y
HI HST rs an Independent Republican candi
date vt the coming election to represent thC
county of Fairfax IN the House OF pelegates 81
Virginia. MANY REPUBLICANS VOTERS
Esirfay 60 10 Q-eOta
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Z. HENDERoOD,,

tSuccessor to Swaino & Headers NJ
Dealer in
HAY, GRAIN AND MILL FEED,
All goods delivered IN any part Of tbs 'ty
free of charge. 10 I'll
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"a FOR RENT-A comfortable SM ALL
hs DWELLING, in good repair, on Queen
street, between Washington and Columb";;,
now in the occupancy of Mrs. Mary L. Lloyd
Possession rivan on the first OF july next. APP
PLY to CHARLES Il. fOW ELI
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w a T r. K COObE
Two, three and four gallon Eater Coolers,
with plated 'pigg0ts Just rere,y sd and for sale
low by
ie Seo;m r. y NJ Lick.
FEUlT JARS
A fnH supply Of Gem IS " lloughby's Fruit
Jars, JUS. received e.nd Cor sal cheap, a.
10 S-eo5m !. MiLL'tRS, ID KING e.
w lNp"W, Il LASS.
&, en- Gli IS ortment Window GAS ro o";v cod
and az 1 fo both single and double thcF' re'"''''
10 salo by ,,up a. King st.
tHlNGLrS. su1NGI.ES
= i6oOm HEAR r A. a SAP SH d.,e from an,
daily expected per schr. Virginia 4'"''' ''
N jss Ho jS,f ,'SwEDrEEBURN & co:
+ eco tons S0F rBLUE WINDSOR PLAAS.
| TER on hand a "A =. sal. Il; lowest market
prices, by r,Hrco
ieS Hoo SE, WEDDERBURN q co.
NOR SALE --,oulbs coantry-cured SIDES
| II !. X. EDMONDS,
| nv l4-lm No. 3 King st.
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=. Ar PRIVATE SALE.
E Tho HOUSE and LOT of the late A. L
Cover, No. l27 Duke street. For nrice ana
farms snpJy TO X. Ii. MILLER,
ia-lo-eoft Agent G. Cover Executtix.
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NOR RENT AND SALE.

NY 20 3m
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at the
IL office of the AleXandria GSEette, At cheap
rates Please send orders accompanied with
the cash. The tickets will be forwarded rs di-
rected je l7-eo3t
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14
ALBANY OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST H. 1869

partner, to assist his poor relatives, he
yielded to my persuasion, and promised
to marry nv daughter Only yesterday,
did | ascertain the circumstances Of his
previous engagement | knew. then, the
reason Of his frequent fits of depression.
Ills heart was elsewhere. Through me,
however, shall two hearts never be sad
dened have made hin, my partner
and given him the widows dlu. htcr to
WIFE,
The newly married couple fell at his
feet, thanking him with tears, and the
people gave Il great shout of applause.
Then R,sehi, laying about him with
his staff, beat himself way through the
multitude, and pressing up to the mer-
chant, he burst into tears, and throwing
himself on his neck embraced him, and
raising his hands, cried: s.Yes, you are
worthy to reach Gan Eden (Paradisc)i I
Glory be to God, who has given me such
u man as thou, to be my companion for
eternity! Glory be to God, who has not
made one rough road alone to Paradise,
but has made many roads besides who
has prepared a throne, not for the fasting
ascetic and contemplative alone, but also
for him who can do what is right and
just freely. 8