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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20
DVERTIs + NJ EN- rs.
WALTHAM WATCHES.

Tho "P. 8. Bartlett" movement, with extra Jewels,
Chronometor Balance, Patent Dust Cap, Patent
Safety Pnon. and all other late improvements
In n solid OF. Coin Silver Hunting Case, with
Gold Joints, S27 coin
The same in oz case, $50. In 8 OF. casc, s33
coin.
The .'waltham Watch Co." movement with extra
: jewels, Chronomcter Balance, Patent Dust Cap,
Patent Safety piuion, &c, in 8 90. case, With
Gold Joints, $50 coin.
The same in 4oz. case, $33. In 5oz $50 coin.
Tho "Appleton, Tracy & Co." movement with ca.
tra Jewels, Chronomoter Balance, Patent Dust
Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, de-, In 3oz case,
Gold Joints, $34 coin.
Tho same in 4oz case, $S7. In OF, $40 coin.
"P. s. Bartlett Watch in % OF. IS karat Gold
Hunting Case, $50 COIN
"waltham Watch Co. Watch In "a OF. is karat
Gold Hunting Case ssi coin.
Appleton. Tracy Co." Watch in u OF. I8 knr-
= Mt Gold Hunting Case, $50 coin.
Any additional weight at 81 per pvt, or $50 per
oz. extra.
We Will send any Of the above by Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Express, with bin TO collect on delivery
and give tho purchaser the privilege Of examining
the Watch before paying. An Express charges,
however. to bc paid by the purchaser.
BHt il hs amount Of the price Of Ms Watch a. re-
miaed 20 ia 'eih The order, nee tsH prepay The
charges 10 San FrancisrG Qarseiues. Ia sending
money, drafts Wells, Fargo d Co. are preferred.
We wish IL distinctly understood that thcse
watches the very beet. with all the latest i'm
proyemements, and that they ere in perfect run
ming order, (a guarantee from the manufacturer
accompanies each watch) and If any ono does
not perform we'll, We will exchange Il, or refund
the money.
Please state that you saw this in State Rights
Democrat.
HOWARD & CO.,
Jciceiters aud .SitUersmM,
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In ordor that nil may address MS with conf
dcnee. wc refer, By permission, to Messrs. WELLS.
FARGO CO.. or - any Of their agents on the
Pacific Coast. feb20.y4n27m2
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SpcrnafoFPilmn.

DE. DomERrr has just published an important
pamphlet embodyins his own views and experiences
In relriion 10 Impotence or yirility, being short
treatise On gpermatorrhga or Seminal Weakness,
Nervous aud Physical Debility consequent on this
affection, aud other diseases the Sexual Organs
This little work contains information Of the ut
most value n all. whether married or single, and
will be sent FREE By mail on receipt Of six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
address, ". X. DOHERTY, ". D.,
v3u3Sf San Francisco, Cal.
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MARRIED

P0WELL-SUIMERYI Il, at
the residence Of the brides father in Linn county,
By the Rev. Geo. ". Warmoth, Mr.. II. X. Powell
aad Miss. Mary +. SummeryiIle-aiI Of Linn Co.
CYRUS-SoUTHERL II. at
Scio, by the Rev. J. OstTander. Mr. Enoch Cyrus
and Miss. Mary Southcrland-ali Of Linn county.
H0LMAN-STRISGER. on the same
day. by the same, 3fr. II 4. Holman and Miss.
Julia 4. Stringer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y annual meeting Of School District No. 5, Of
Linn county. Oregon, viii be held at the School
House, on Monday the 5th day Of April, 1869, at
l o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of electing two
Directors Zone to I'll vacancy for one year, and
one for tho full term, and one Clerk also to levy
tax to repair school house and fence.
BY order Of the Directors.
March Is, 1869. 4. X. ARNOLD,
y4n3IW2. Clerk Of District, No. 5.
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ADMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ],
IN Abraham Miller. Jr., have this day been ap-
pointed by the County Court of Linn county,
State of Oregon, Administrator of the Estate Of
Elias A. johnson, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, are hereby required to
present them, with proper vouchers, to the under
signed, by leaving the same with the County Clerk
of Linn county, Oregon, at his Office in Albany.
Linn county, Oregon, within six months from the
date hereof ABRAHAM MILLER, JR,,
Feb 20, 1s6o.--n28wz. Adm'r.
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DIED

H0LT.-March u, at Harrisburg, Of brain fe-
YER Mintie Luella, daughter of Benjamin X. and
Savanna 5. Holt, aged one year, seven months
and four days.
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A sxARr Duck.-Last saturday. Will,

A SMART DUcK.-Last Saturday, while
one of the Nimrods of Albany was hunting
on the other side of the Calipooia, he had
the good fortune to capsize three ducks at
one FIRE. As the Nimrod aforesaid had no
dog, he waded in considerably over boot.
tops and secured the game-thus for once in
his life at least playing dog himself. When
be arrived among the ducks he found one
dead, another lying on his side kicking, and
tho other, a big, splendid looking green.
headed dHaks--sble to dive. Our Nimrod
first baggcd the dead one ;-then the one
that was kicking, supposing ho would die
of oourse,-and then, as the dyer came up
to get breath, he seized him, and to make
sure work he wrung his head off, and BAG.
ging him, waded out of the lake, found
dry spot and proceeded to get the water eat
'of his boots-there being Something less
than water bucke.. full in each one. uo
A'S' -..ought the most expeditions mode
would be to stand on his head awhile and let
the water run out ; but finally wiser counsels
prevailed and after hard tugging he sue
eeeded in drawing off his boots, and wiring
ing his socks and as his pants were wet up
to his waist, he stripped them off and wrung
them also. We ought to have stated that
the little lake aforesaid was near road !;
and while our hunter was in his rather nude
state, a woman came riding leisurely along.
Our Nimrod, being noted for his modesty,
Immediately lodged down behind the large
oak log on which he was seated, and thus
escaped exhibiting his-nakedness but
while in this recumbent posture n black
snake ran out from the log almost between
his naked pedestals; thus soaring him half
out of his wits, and we'll nigh causing him
70 act unseemly anyhow.
But what has all this 10 do about n ''Smart
puck?" Well: we will tell you. The
hunter finally drew on his socks, and boots,
and pants, and started off in search of more
game; and full half hour afterwards he
fred at and killed robin. But while he
was running towards the robin, the duck,
which he thought would soon die when he
bagged him, managed to wiggle out Of the
game-bag and started off. Our hunter was
so surprised at this flank movement that, in
his haste and confusion. he cooked and snap
ped the empty barrel at the duck and al
though he fired the other barrel at him, yet
he was so far off that he went ''scot free -
MoRAL-When you shoot ducks wiring
their heads off and when you wiring out
your clothes don't get too close to public
highway.
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FOR SALE /!

Azmn ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED IN
4 III Linn county, on the Central road,
within one-half mile of Roberts Bridge and one
half mile of the O. G. r.. R.. it being the claim
of Il, H. Griffin and part of the Isaac Roberts
Claim.
Also one improved block in the city Of Albany,
with other valuable property.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth down, and the
balance on time, with interest secured by the
property The above will be sold in parcels to
suit purchasers. r. III. GRIFFIN.
Dec. 80, I868--v4n20tf.
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: CnuRx.-Our gay and festive friend A.
H. Hill, druggist Of this city, is agent in
this locality for the celebrated Atmospheric
Churn. Farmers, dairyman, and all others
who engage TO any extent in making butter,
would do we'll to call at the Drug Store Of
Z. C. Hill It Son and examine this churu
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". B. RIcE, Operator.

NrcE.-That e-union, given by Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Barrows, on Wednesday night
last, twas very pleasant to all concerned.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-0n the l2th inst, while
two sons of Mr.. d. V Baldwin, of Scio.
were driving a team, the horses became
frightened and ran of, throwing the young
er boy, Chester, cut, and killing him in
stantly. lie was eleven years old +; and be-
ing bright, good boy, was much beloved
by all who knew him.
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RExoyEn.-The telegraph Office has been
remoFed upstairs in the STATE RIGHTs DEM.
ocRAT Office. Messages and business will be
promptly attend to, as usual.
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DRE.-There is beginning to be consider.
able ''hankering' after rain by the farmers
of this section at the present writing,
wednesday,. Il has never been known to
be So dry in Oregon since the first settlement
as it has been this spring.
LATER-We have had copious showers of
mist since the above was written, and every
thing looks lovely and promising,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20

Religion is a good thing Beneyolence is
a good thing Politics are a good thing =
War is q good thing; Money is good
thing; Pestilence and Famine are good
things, and it is so with hundred other
matters with which we, at times, imagine
we are cursed or blessed. Hard as these af.
Gictions may seem, they all result in good,
one way or another. 1t is particularly so
with PLANTATION BIrrERs; but they must
be used with moderation, and according to
the directions. You must not abuse or in.
dulgo in them to freely; ii you do, like 9TH
er blessings, they will DO harm by all over
Indulgence or abuse.
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WAGON RoAD.-Im another column will be
found the rates Of toll on the Cascade Noun.
tain Wagon Road for the coming season.
The road will soon be in good travelling or
der, and ii is probable that there will be a
large amount Of travel through to Soda
Springs, Fish Lake, 0choco, etc, during
the summer
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CLOSED. On yesterday the District School
Of this city for the years term closed. In a
short time new Directors will be elected,
and the school reopened for the ensuing
year.
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Appo1NTED.- D. B. Rice, of this city,
has received an appointment to one of the
Professors chairs in the Medical Depart.
.ment of the Willamette University. and vii
remove with bis family to Salem the first of
April.
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ALBANY DISTRICT school.

We, the undersigned, Directors of Albany
School District, believing that true merit
should always be commended, desire thus
publicly, to make favorable mention of the
services and labors Of Mr.. John B. McFar.
land, Principal, and Miss Selma Newman,
Assistant, while engaged as teachers in the
District School of this city. We have taken
some pains to observe their mode of teach.
ing and system of govern nment in the School.
and take pleasure in stating that they have
met with, and received the just encomiums
and approve of .ne Directors, as we'll as
others %ho have given attention to the man
nsr in which the School has been conducted
while under their control. Having no other
object in view, except to render juetice
where it is due, and hoping that they may
both be as highly appreciated in whatever
station or capacity they may be called upon
to fill hereafter Us they have been within the
past as teachers in Albany, we respectfully
tender to them this humble tribute of re-
spect and esteem. d. NJ. THOMPSON,
ALLEN PARKER.
Albany, March 10, 1862
=. S.-The absence from the State of the
third Director, Mr.. Rogers, prevents him
from being able to sign the foregoing.
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VDERTISEME IS.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.

QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGE
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HOWARD g. CO.

OAS HroadwaY, ". Z.
In orior that nil may address MS with conf
dcnce. We refer, bypcrmission, to Measn. WELLS,
FARGO 4 Co.. or y any Of their agents on the
Pacific Coast. fcb20y4n27m2
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief aliusion to the oriEin Of this import
ant discovery may not prove uninteresttng.
Among the authenticated records OF Lne re-
novned captain Cooks voyage around the
world. is found the statement, that while So
sourning for y shors time on the Brazilian
Coast OF South America, he oossIYea the ma
tiges using. IN the preparation OF their food, q
Pseulisr oil, which, upon examination, ne
Iaand 20 possess tue appearance, taste and
nasO- OF Butter upon loftner HquIIy, LOW
stance tnat the natives distilled IN a crude and
imperfect manner from a rich and uxuriant
planS that grew spontaneously ana aonnoAnLy
ago an eminent French chemist. While on q
professional visit 20 the tropics, msoe numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
drctiOn of nature, and succeeded IN extraoung
s eoncen trated essence OF the plant The ior-
for The sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, BY whom 1t was
purchased from the original diseoyerer, We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per
fectly harmless preparation =
LIST. Thai by It's use a net gain OF nom 50 to
so per cent. Is made IN me Manufacture OF
I'd. That Butter, which from age or whatever
c Aase, may be strong, rancid. streaked or
% neral use by the aid OF this Extract is re-
81. red to its original freshness and sweetness,
n nsN grain and even color.
IL. BY the use OF this Extract, one pound Of
deli 10 as, fresh Butter is actually made from
one pin { of milk
car be m ade, at a cost OF from Is to - cents PER
poan5- The chief expense wherein beir But
ter wi aica is The eSSsnI j base.
sin That Butter manufactured by the aid of
This Il xtrae { is equal IN every respect TO the
best Butter maze Oy the ordinary method.
6lh. hyhs extract, after thorough analysis,
by able ~eaenpists, is pronounced perfectly nes
from a ny 1eleteftous substance the tngredt-
be- ng R7rely OF q yegetasie nature.
7th- ] q Pr0of of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this company Is making one LOn OF
Butter per oays whlch meets with reauy sdiS
10 the New York market, and il consumed
frcm II . t2htss o. the INST hotels, ~reslAufAns
and pin ste faDfAeS IN this city anu
4 sem ple package OF the (Sufhcient
70 make Efty pounds o, Rulterh with foil d.
Tectious or use, will be sent 70 any address on
the recef VI OF 81.
CkUTI7N-As all articles of real merit are
to spurious limitations, we would spe-
ciaily CANTON the pubic against eoonterfeits
and worfhless imitati ms, advertised as pow
dsrs. eompounc's. etc, as the Extract OF the
Aut9er Plant is prepared and sold only by
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TRADE.

We have had, IL will be seen by refer
ence to cur quotations, some material
changes to note In cur general markets
since last week. Except in the sing'e
article Of hides vi note no advances,
while other articles are either steady or
have declined. Buyers have expected as
much and though the weather has not
been favorable TO trade, this fact alone
has not caused the dHllDess which has
prevailed. Until prices settle down we
can look for no great activity in any
brsRch Of business. Breadstuffs particu-
larry are high. The world is glutted
with MT and wheat.
Live stock is abundant everywhere
with enough upon the vast prairies Of
Texas to supply the consumption for
years to oome.
The boot and shoe market is active at
full priees, with good stocks OF all de-
Ecriptions Of spring wear. Daring the
week ending April l, there were sos cases
shipped from Boston alone to this city.
The Shoe Reporter says Of that market /:
1.-THE continued dnllhess of our boot
and shoe market 10 almost solely attribu-
table TO the strinRency- of money, which
increases rather than dioiniahes. The
steadlness OF prices, under such unto-
ward circumstances, affords conclusive
evidence OF the healthy state OF the trade
the incleme0cy Of the weather also has a
tendency TO curtsii business, and we do
not look for 40 early resumption Of that
activity by which the market was char.
aeterizsd earlier in The season. There
are not many buyers here at present, but
we hear no complaints from manufac-
turers or deslers OF the pauciiy Of orders,
as the former still have some on hand,
which they are gradually filling. Taught
by the experience Of the past, many OF
them, fearing o monetary and
commercial panic, are wisely trimming
their sails so as to be prepared for every
contingency the timely curtailmsnt of
PRODUCTION, already initiated, will pre-
vent an undue accumulation of stocks,
ard serve to sustain quotations. The
fsw orders received during the past week
are chiefly Iom the S Juth and South
vest"
TEeFs are few choice eating APPLES in ]
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FINANCE ANB A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, !
MEMPHIS, April 8, 1855. ]
FINANCE.

AhMfhAss APAD y AoNsg
FINANCE.
The past week has been q quiet one In
money circles. Currency has been easy
In comparison to other cities and the de-
mand for it hiss been met literally by
our banks at the usual rates for short or
call loans. Exchange has been scarce.
That is, some OF our discount houses
found 1t necessary TO bEy from their
neighbors In order to meet the wants Of
their customers, but rates have been
steady. Eastern cotton bills are taken at
par to Re discount checking at &c dis
count on New York and &c on outside
points In New England. New Orleans
exchange is more plentiful. Buying at &c
discount and selling at par with oeca-
sional concessions in the latter.
Collections for the month have come
fully ND to expectations and we could
learn of no complaint upon this score.
City Bonds are quiet. None are offered
under 45c, while buyers offer 52s.
City Scrip is firm. Dealers take all
presented st 75976c and sell st 7797Sc,
with some asking SOC in a small way.
County Warrants sre steady at 72c
buying; selling at 74975c.
Police Scrip is easier. Buying at 949
95o; selling st 96997c.
Gold opened to-day in New York at
I3I3c, and closed at 1919 The market
during the week has been steady with
rather an upward tendency. Sterling
Exchange is dull at l07te for prime go
bills. Money has been stringent at 649
z per cent. on call, but is becoming easier.
There was q better feeling in Govern
ments ST the opening to-day and the dis
position TO buy was greater, but the
snxiety to sell was also large and at
the noon call they were "of" q little,
though active and generally steady.
They closed steady in tone but dull
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COTTOE,

The cotton markets have not been
active during the week, though that OF
Liverpool at the opening showed in
creased animation at 12s ! for Uplands,
It did not last, however, as prices gave
way I'd on Friday. 1t opened quiet to-
day with Uplsnds l2t@I2sd Orleans,
123912sd, and closed duh with sales of
5000 bales at l24d for Uplands, aud 1911
for Orleans.
In New York, on Tuesday and Wed
nesdsy, Uplsnds were firm at 29G293e;
but since then that market has been duu,
declining on Saturday to 2SIo for Up
lands. 1t opened quiet to-day, with Low
Middlings, 274e; Uplsnds, 2S3e; Good
Middlings, 293c; aud at two pm. was
dull and tending downwards. Low Mid
dlings, 274c; UplsDds, 2S4c; Good Mid
dlings, 294c; and closed quiet and weak.
With quotations the same. Sales to spin
ners, 635 bales to spectators, $50 bales
and for export, 735 bales.
The first day of our commercial week
Tuesday last-Wss sn active one, sales,
aggregsting some $500 to 5000 bales, hav-
ing been made upon 3 basis Of 279G2Se
for MiddIiDgs; but the advices afterwsrd
were unfsvorsble, snd the market sgain
settled do wn into dizziness, from which
it has not recovered, though prices were
a little sitter on Saturday. To-day the
sales footed up probably 800 bales, but
the inquiry WIS mostly for very low OF
very fine grades. We quote as follows
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Sales of Old Tennessee Bonds were re-
ported at 65}c. No transactions in New.
Stocks opened firm and Don became
active and firmer, but the unfavorsb!e
bank statement and stringency Of the
market depressed prices later in the day,
while the Bears were selling largely. Il
closed better, however, with s fair de-
mand.
Wells & Fargo Elk, 29b American Elk,
4Oi Adams Ex., 5s3 o. 8. Elk, 57} ;
Merchants Union Elk, 15B; Quicksilver,
2l{ Canton 594 I; Pacific Mail, 923 West
ern Union Telegraph Co., 4OB /; New York
Central, 1884; Erie, to -; Hudson,
14Ot; Reading, GIG; Chicago & Alton, I49;
preferred, 149; Toledo, w. aud W., 81;
preferred :; st. Paul, 734; preferred
81; Fl. Wayne, 1865 Ohio and Missls-
sippi, 33t; Michigan Central, lis; Mich
igsn Southern, 96s Illinois Central,
140; Cleveland q PIttsburg, 9O3 f; Cleve-
land q Toledo, 974; Rock Island, 1915 /;
Chicago d Northwestern, s5s I; preferred,
o43,
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A Strictly Mutual Company,
With the additional security OF a paid-up
Guarantee Capital of S1OO, 900,
PAYING IT'S OWN DIVIDENDS.

The most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms Of Insurance presented.
a loan or credit Of one-third Of desired) OF TIE
premium given. Surplus distributed on the
hrSt of January each year, and dividends paid
annually thereafter on the Contribution Plan.
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DIRECTORS

Oliver Garrison, Samuel Will, Theodore La
veille, Charles H. Peck, Gen. Thomas L. Price,
Jules Vaie, George r. r crimson, Robert E.
Carr, John F. Thornton, David X. Ferguson.
William T. Selby, Mich. Schaffsr, William 7
Gay, Wi liam q. Jamison, 4. P. Hanenkanp
L. H. Baker, d. A. January, William ]. Lewis,
James o. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. John
Hogan.
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EARM FOR SALE "A splendid farm OF four
n hundred acres buildings, fences agricuI-
tural implements and everything fompirte for
cultivation this year.. situated ~ miles north
OF OAK Hill station superior Inducements to
any one wishing 20 purchase for cash, or good
terms other wise. For further partieulars adj
dress d. w, COLLIER Aasonis Depot InhI
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STATE OF TINNESsEE,
C~oMPTRoLIE RB OFFICE,

NASHVILLE. January 1. 1881
I, @. ". Blackburn, Comptroller fthe Treas
ury, 60 hereby certify that the ST. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at
st. Louis, In the BCate OF Missouri, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments Of the laws OF The State OF Tennessee
Their certify that McAahou & Otis, Agents
of said Company, have also complied with the
requirements OF the laws of the State, made
and provided in such cases; wherefore, said
ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance CGmpany
hss authority TO take risks and transact the
business OF insurance in this State, at Mem
phis. Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Of TennesSas.
mhT BY PLUNKET.
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AZ EMS Wanted Every where.

M. ca DARTS PuGe Vegetable Coloring. 81 .
pound, sus9icient 20 give a rich golden yellow
samnle ~. kage. sent to any address. No
farmer sho, nd be without il, as white and
pound less IN AL ERaIkets than that OF q rich
yellow S