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The evening Argus., 1869-05-03

How tn KEEP EdGs ron IrAR.-Tak,
perfectly fresh and sound eggs and then pure
water. For every three GALLONS Of water
nm, in one pint Of fresh Stacked lime, and o.
common salt one hall pint Mix well and
let The barrel be haf full Of this liquor
than with a dish, let down the fresh eggs in
TO h, tipping the dish after it fills with wa.
ter, so that they may roll out without crack.
ing the shell, for flhc she'll should be crack.
ed, the egg wi. sp0jl-Er.
The public school building at Channahou
was entirely destroyed by FIRE on Thursday
week. Il gas valued at about $4,000, upon
which there was IN insurance Of $4,000,
----------s~----=-
The new postmistrcss Of PntsGeld, Pike
county, Is Mrs. Gilmer, the widow Of Col, d.
II. Gi.uor, VINO gave his life for his couu,
try. Sl" has appointed Mr. Lucien Bennet
rs her deputy.
II you DO not feel well, you send for a
doctor, he calls upon yon, looks wise, sucks
the head of his cane, serawls some hero.
ElIdcs upon piece of paper which you take
TO a drug store, and there pay 80 cts. to 81
besides the doctors fee, for remedy nine
times out OF ten not half as good as Jud'
sons Mountain Herb Pills, which is only -
cents per box. DO you think the former the
best because you pay the most for it ? II
you do, we advise YOU to use just Zoe an eX.
pertinent the Judsou's Mountain Herb Pills
and see fog yourself, that they are one Of the
best family medicines compounded they
cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness,
Jaundice, and all Female Irregularities.
Give the Mountain Herb Fills II trial. Sold
by all dealers. aprljdwlm.
Eve USED so DESTnMcE, i, is presumed,
but if she had, she would probably have
been inquisItIye as TO its materials. Her
daughters who use Solodout, and delight in
i, are doubtless anxious to know what it is
made Of To crafty their curiosity to some
extent, it is announced that the principal
Deautiiyng ingredient is the bark Of one Of
he most wonderful Of all trees, since the
rec Of knowledge, viz: the Soap Tree Of
yhili, which removes from the finest woven
abrIcs every species of stain.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-03
MEDICAL AnvIsnnN nn,

j. X. BARNES, Surgeon n.GsnctM n. $ A.
Washington.
?. J. HORWITZ, Chief Medical DopSr,u.p
L. :. ~, Washington.
b. W. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

AID DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANy.-FOR NOR
~ folk City Point and RchmondNcw and elegant side
MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The s,eamship AL
BEMARlE win be despatched Tuesday, February H.
Norfolk City Point and Richmond Mt r. NJ, from 50
North river foo. OF Beach street. CONNECTING with The sea-
Sonhside and Petersburg railroads, and Richmond and Dam
vile Virginia Central Railroads, taking freight and
through bills OF ading all points South and South
Bs of adng saned on the pier For freight
gage, having elegant sateroom apply
MI MoCREADY, President ls7 Greenwich street, corner
nf nrv
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

IA nation where he be found. yerks last In
6rookyn February ls. Appyto II. b. Witty, 10 Nevins
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

pox,T FAIL TO GET A corr or THE EvENINd
a TELFuRAM, with cartoon the Fashions Of the fu
iare. on Monday next
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

mo pooKRINDERs AND DEALERS IN PAPER MAX
e, Eiockwanted Tor cash. 30 10 lOJ tons Paper snav-
,ass ami Book Stock. Address boz 2406 Post oihcc.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
PERSONAL.

"A Broome street, on Monday morning. February & 20 20
10 Orange j. the 80 rain has not been heard Of
since h wife would thankfully receive any information Of
where.bout: st the aboye place He yesrs Of =
light pantaoons dark overcoa white felt hat and carried
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

THINNER AT THE HOFFMAN HOUSE.-THE PARTY
~ who kindly informed Miss A. of dinner be given
= the Hoffman HOUSE. on Sunday the 2lst BY certain Mr.
Deed give themselves further uneasness In Miss
As feelings, she In Interested In Of the
above mentioned pereons
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
NEW YORK, MONDAY FEBRUARY 22 lse9-TRIPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF MONDAY WILL &C
tain cartoon on Fashion, by the great American art
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF MONDAY WILL CON
Hunk 4. Dore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16

E9- Cine boot ipsrtbYUlls Gntbsduns fir bic
SsiItunbs if Der Yauni6sibtismus nit isinsm
2ebenspefrr unb lebrnspedrnbsm Del. Rbsu-
matismus- unb @i6tIstbsrtsn fann tirIrs Seil.
Serfabrsn uid,t su Siel empfpbIeu tperben, ;umal
penn bieie Wtttsl Spn rinrm erfabrsnsn arSts
grbancbabt ipsrbsn. gIlte, Guesrft Ssr;wsifrlts
6dae bieler 9ribsn peresn in Isbr furSsr 3sit
pCnn niht gan, erbsilt, 70 bod bebeusnb asbtI-
Iert. Or. Cohen ii I'M SeiBe bes e6teu Rittels,
beifebene in ,,oleum Baunscheidtii" unb trm
9rtensptfsr; CT fennt has gerfabrsn eriinblid
unb tTnnen bespssen Silfsbsbirftise Sielsr ari
smpfeblenp bierauf aufmerFlam sema6t irerbrn.
Inter 9lubrren, pslSs fir bic CUTE gBirfung pee
9erfabrsnS 3susuib ablessn fSnrsn, nsnnsn
mir bier MIR Srn. Yfr. 3iStlmann, ptI6er germ
n1bsrs glusfunft ertbsilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16

Das naffe S6nesweiter III ni6t
nur 16on Sielsn Sranteu, Iunbern aud
ben @eiunpen fatal sewprpen, wsnu iie
Iih nift mad N69liAteit rapOr se16abt
baben. Inter ben @slunpbeitsre9eln ltcst
pieisnise Cbsnau, welde befietlt: n5alte
bic 5iiBe parm unp pen &ppf tiibl!" Gr.
iterss t6nnt ibr tbun, wenn ibr cure SUP.
betleiOuns bel Srn. 9lsttletOn, 9adapans
@penne. seeeniter Dem BpOmirs 5aule,
einfauft. 9frIeIte BAT etnen Iclaen SOr'
rats, pab Sebermaun sufriepen sefeqt
perpen tann, unp Uertauft gu ben ME brig
fen YreiIen.
.Serr gInton SCCS, Der peutI6e Ssrfau'
fer, III ltets erfreut, feline 2anrsleute gu be,
bienen, unb rptrp ibnen nur quite Baaren
Uertaufen. gbeniC telcrst er neus arbeit
unp 9eparaturen befens. (9p9)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16

= IS pirb bebauptet, CAP fein S6if
pun mebr ais 10 Sub Siefsans ben Sus
e5'Sanal paIiiren f6nne.
- NaG bsm NIT bsm 2. Sanuar 1870
in &raft tretenben neuen Sereinsseiebe
brauhen bic pom @uslanpe eineebenpen
Sleilrnpsu, pelhe Scup1tfti9e gBaaren
Bel lih fiibren, bielelben, rpenn fe ntdt
gum Sanpel beltimmt linS, nur minbli6
an;umelpen. Nuh fsbt eS iplhen 8siIens
ben lrsi. ltatt elmer befimmten NntwUrt
auf rie 6rase Der 3rateamten mad per-
bctenen rSrr 3OGlpfIi8tisen gBaaren f6
ip8leit Der HsUifUn gu unterwerfeu.- .-Sn
icl6en 6dllen linb lie nur fir bic Waaren
perantwprtIid, peIae fs burA bic setrpfs
fenen anitalten ju perbeimIiden bsmilbt
paren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
fEiudeIdubt)

Gin nsusr mufitultI6er @enub III uns
in 2lusiidt sefeut; prof. q. @pnrup
maht alle gnfaIten ;u elmer 6fentliden
priifuns nit ieinen S6iilern. gBie friis
Der seI6sten, 70 wirp aud beuer bic Sa-
DE in elmer Qrt unb Betfe bstriebsn, bae
baS uuternebmen nit pplrm Re6te Elm
,,@rcBss CONCERT" genannt werben barf.
Der srobe 8ut BEN Serr Gunrab ais
9etrer Der @tuit senieet, unp ben uner.
mapli6en gifer, ben er CUR Ssraubilbuns
Der ibm anperirauten S6ilsr entpidslt,
bers6tisen ju ter Srrausiebuus. baB uns
Elm wabrer 8unifsenub bsScrfebe. gBir
werbsn in elmer nd6Rsn Drummer raruul
3uriif tcmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16

untsr bsr 6Iasse prr Union sinrn pcirirnit auf
brm atlantii9en Srran su frri6trn, unc bslOns
bsr5 aufmrrflam made i'd Sif duf feline Gnlpfeb.
lung Sur edn,liten Aufbebung bfs 6ranfatllrs
pripiIesiums. Das 1T elm WfibbrauH, aus psI'
dem Frine ppbltbdtssn Srrtbeile rtIultirrn; CT
rebu,irt bic Gtnnabme pom polfbienfe I'M 25
bis 30 prc;ent unb srSBere 3unuabme hes ppif-
bisnifrs rpirb pabur6 in glusIiht grltrllt. Der
Seridbt he's @eneraIppI ppIfmeiiterS entbGlt dusfibr-
lid bic grt unb 9SeiIr, nnb pedrr bic Sr;ab-
luna trr pifsnti6sn Sa6rn bel Ser pcfbefSrpes
runs ;u ssl&rben bat.
Die @ruBmutb beS GcngreleS bat ib btutlih
ee,riat in Irinsr GrlsBssbuna fir Splpaten unb
MatrpIsn, tpelte in bsm IeBten ariege Serpun-
bet pur6rn, INN iene @iniefeit Der Negeruug Su
ertaltrn, pel6es ms Su rinent eini9rn gpfe
mabt.
Die DTentIi6e Nsinuus bat birien Wabreerln
tes @cnsrelIes cine beseiifsrte Sanction seseben,
unb rS mub riueerGumt tperben, baB fein Gbsl
unlsrer Efsntli6sn Qaifen pillissr unt Isbsr &C.
trasen pirb ais jenrr, peIter eur6 bieieu Oisnlt-
speis aufsrlest pire. Das ma6t es nBtbig, baB
int ud6fen 6iscaIiubr Ssr seiammte geniuns-
fpnb iibsr sinc Summe BON $30,000,000 Ssrfii.
gen miife. -
SD empfrble 9brtr seneisirn GripGsuns bic
Srrbsruussn bss lanbpirtbl6nftliGeu Bureaus
bini6tIib ssrisnster gprFebrunssn in einem
eanbs, has in Sesus auf rlimatil9s unt SObsn-
SsrbGItniHs 70 mnnnisfa6 il unb cine SOn benz
9Idsrbau 70 abbGnsiss 8eSSfsrins bat. Die
gOrtbeiIe. tpsl6s bur6 cine sseisnetr Sesiuftis-
uns tisies Bureaus er,ielt psrben FTnnrn, iinb
unberehsnbar.
GS siebt nod sire antere, in bieler 8pti6nft
ni6t brriibrte @trbattuiIr, brren Ginfiibruns
piinl6snspsrtb mare, aber i9 Isbe baSpu ab, ba
i'd CLAUDE ba6 Sbr patriptismuS unb Sbrs
Staatsflusbsit 9bnsn tei Der GeIsBssbuns an bic
Saup eebru pirb, mas ben SnterefIrn bes &c,
Iammttn @OIfss am msiHsu fSrStrIi6 if. Sd
| fir meinrn 3bri SsriprrGe ein farres Gsfbaltrn
all ben 9rleBsn uuN ibrs itrifts ausfiibruus.
Il. 9. Grant
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
Dermatobiotikon y! /!
6aut= Seleber!


Dislr5 Snltrument 1T sa,u gefimmt, bird
cine l&mrr;Ipie Operation fiinltlide ppren Su
ersrusrn, burb ,pelhe alien, III 5plgs ctner &C.
itErtrn Snuttbatisfeit al ben Isiprnbtn StsGsn
bes 8brperS ansrbGuften, bic @fIunebrit tPbtru-
ben 8ranfbeits- StpTen elm einfa9rr uub naiiir-
Iiher gEe9 ;um aIlmdli9en ab;uge CSerpaiihtig-
une) 9rSHnet pire. '
Surd ben DSautbeIebGr" pirb bic 9tatur
slet6iam nur anseltpbrn uub bilft lit baun i'm
llsbrieen IebIt. '..
SauptlGtltb I6nea ptrFenb unO beiIrnb bat
lid eie5 8srfabrrn in fclssubsn NranfbritsfGarn
tspielen: l"H. aa
HbeumatiSm
in allen tinen prrl6ieeenen Nrten; Slub, rbeu-
matilGe S6mrrSsn int SGlIr, IN glrmen unb
Ssinen, in ben Sbutern pber spiIbru bsnisbrn,
in ber @esenb br5 GIdgrats; SteifgFsit Der Sc.
Ienfe; aopfsiGt; QBabrnframpf; rbsumatil6er
Suffrn; 8innen i'm @clitt; GusSebruns II. a. nj.
Das Ssilssrfabren III BON. ben belfsn msei,i-
nil6rn Intpritaten Drutl9Iaubs bseutabtet siit-
grfiibri uub enipfoblrn,
Or. Soben it iet5 bersit, alien glnfprprr-
un9sn nit gnwrnbuns hes DermatcbiCtifOu nat-
sutpmnlen. IuspdrtS gSpburnbe ppllen I'D brief
lid (Spr l45) al ibn penern.
Office: in SbeD. Burgers Gjebiuee, sreiiCS
StCfwert unterbaIb Der Gritrp 9iaticnnl S0nf,
SCRANTON, pa. 1863
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Versicherung,
SpebitiCn-llnD-SSecbiel

". Stspart POTTER (gia6fOlssr ron g.
8. WaIter) il asent fir bic ,,Spme 8sriiGer'
Snnss 60; in gtsp.ySTi" ans .sgs0mins Geantg
Dampftr. einisn. palIaseItsine auf Sampf.
unp Ssssli6iTsn mad unb ron Samburg, grs.
men unb ale anerrtn 6dfsu perben Serfauft.
8saIsl psrbeu mad allen 5bsiIrn bss alten ga-
tsrIanbes gu ben nisbrieltsn Ratsi auSselfeIIt.
Sffce, 205 Safapanna Qpenue L3eielers
Slpdl, 3immsr go. 1, pbsnauf. 16b9
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. o M MusIanb.

- 9ius 8. bat cine 9Ilptuticn an
bic periammeIten SiI65fe ssbaltsn. Der
9apit msints, ra6 triiseriiGe menl6lt6e
sStiisnI6aft unp @ottisIisfeit ME 70 tart
9ewsien ieten, als isst, firter aber nod
ist Die &ir6e, pslhe nit Der 3sit ais Sie.
ger iber ale S6wieristeitsn berpUrssben
perpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
0Sie SoneresmitelieSer reid
tnrrScf


Der @aIbinetcnsr 9orreIppnpent Der
republifaniIhen Cincinnati Simes meint,
wenn Die einiahen Seute pom S9ip mad
8albinstUn tpmmen, ranu pirpen ie li6
punpern, ME ibre 8eprdIentanten 70
I6nea reid persen.. S6ent babe fiir,.
lid cine elssaute Wobnuns fir $50, 1000
getauft un0 0arfelo babe eben ein 6aus
9ebaut, has $4,000 toae. 8sipe ltisn
YerRaltnibmd6is arm seweisn, ais iie ,u'
crit mad lSaibiugtpn tamen. ueber bas
plbBlihe Gei6werpen S6ent'S fnb in
@aibinstpn perIhiebene @erii6te in llms
lauE per GorreIpUntent piq benlelben
slpar feinen @lauben lhenten, er meint
aber, pab falt Srper, rer in 98aIbin9tcn
nit Der Gr9terung etwas gu tbun babe,
Ihneu reid perpe. &eutr, Die nod ppr
peni9eu Sabren 70 arm paren wie bic
Str6snmduie, tefBeu ieBt Sduier, pfrrpc,
&utIhen uno @apitalien. Der gBalbtua.
toner Gorreiponpent Der republitaniIhen
q. 9. Sribuhe f4reitt litsr palIeIbe Sa.
pitel ME fcIst:
,.llnetngetreibte plnpern f6, pie aes
wiGe Stnatcren mo 8eprSientonlen, bic
ppr mettisen Sabren 9anJ arm bierberta.
men, es mbslt6 MAIDEN pab fie iebt in
priGtietn &ut1asn fabrrn, elssante SGus
fer taufen unp li6 in Yurpur uno feine
gsinpanp tleipen. Sie piGsu, pab Iclhe
Sa6en ni6t aus benz 0rbaIte zines GUns
srrbmitglisbss eriibrigt psrbsu t0nnen,
ater lie Itsiren ni6t ;u piTen, pel&en
praftil6en g8ertb re BAT, penn man,
islbit nur fir furjs 3ett, gentle Gsmter
betleipet, pper ME bic SUrfBer sewilIer
Gcmmittesn ibre @elegeubeit CUR grlans
suns BON 8enntnifsn mnp @rsenbads ,u
bsnusen peritsben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
@eilmabts= SaQ,
I'm Franklin Hotels

I'm ,,FrankIin Hotel"
am SamItaG ben %. Deg, anfanssnb nm
3 llbr 9iadmittaes, pire Der uutsreidnete in
pbissm 5Otsl einen srOeartissn 9all dbbaItrn,
;u Rem Gin tan;ulfisss pubIifum frsuurIibif sin-
eeIaern III. Tfuif, Speiisu unb GjerGnte in &C.
ppbntsr 8prtrsfHitfsit Giutritt 80 Gents.
Q6e) Srinri6 MaIter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
SGcmc SlmSei9em.
6rDceric nmb SJrpoiffpnS
6efchGft.

Die llntrreitneten prrbsn nit Mpntaa, ben
20. Deg, in Der gSiIlpip Straee, pberbab gebar-
ltrabe, Gin Sp3srsi. unb prrSuftensei6Gft srIHs
nen unb laben ale 5rrunbe unb 8efannte bier
nit bDfibit inter Der Serli6sruns sin, bae lie
allrs YCrrdtbig baIten, mas in elmer suten Saus'
baItuns 8sbrau6t ptrp.
16b3m Spffmannu. S9euer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
R1a tterfamfeta !.

Dsr l'Ttsrssi9nsis Sietst ls.ns N SSSsstoSin
aus. Gas Saus it rlisr Gualitat unt rntbSlt
feds .3immer. sIud bic ncibpensisen auastip-
be befuben ib alf BEN @runblfiid. 9ibert
ausfliuft rrtbrilt @ecrse Stbber, Ccbsr-
tppn. 1Sn9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
Bun. Ncre0atf:

Saus unb 9ptts, seleseu Il, bsr fi.rWdrb,
SrrautCn. Die 9pttr If 10 6ue 6rOHt BET t75
S5ue tisf, init elmer Auep babintfr. Gds Saus 1T
i6 bel 40 SUP, nit einent IA bel 36 5ub srp6rn
Sairmsnt, uue fann su irgeno einem 0iel9aite
einseriHttt ipsreen. Gin Stal, 20 bei 26l Sub
un6 t6 8ub bod, Itsbt al Der Sles uus Tam
lsidt III eiuem Wsbnbauis eineertttet wcreeu.
9utsr Srunuru, 8adpfsu unp anbsre Npgsbdube
linb auf esm grunbltiid. -
Gir @inri6tuHg rintr f6 gut rerttirsutru
@rtbibaft in ber 9adawauna slYsnur II tbrrs
falls ,u Ssrfaufen. Wlan melpe iit bel @ep.
Sartmaun sestniitn BEN guurtbaule. 25n9
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SerlHls0t fpirc:

Gin adtbares beutlbes Dirnlfmdbhsn fir
Sausarbeit irber grt in sinsr feinen 8amilie.
gu erfrasrn bel Srn. s. s. Srppp, 327 penn
Ipenue, Scranton. t6e9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16

S6eiue slr 9sfSrberuns Ypn palIasiersn SOn
uur mad alien @sgenben Ssutidlanbs unc her
S6peis nit Sampf- cher Seael.S6iifen iibsr
gIntpsrpen, Bremen, Samburs, SaSrr, 2iperpppI
&c. gu bsbeutene ermG6igtsn greiiru.
gSetIel auf ale tSauptplGBe @urppa's.
gusSabluu9en bur6 bic oCutits pph.
GjeIGer fir unIere Rednuns in 0sutIbIdnb
rinbCSablt, ptreen in @elo pber 0G9Gnipertb in
pdpiEr ppn illts pergiitet.
Gplmahtrn, Wiietbs- unb aauf. apntrafts,
gersiuigte Staaten gGlle &C. ausssfrrtigt.
Sir ale burrb uns tsIurstrn Gjrl&afts pirb
garantirt.
6mi9 -... 9Bnt. 8. aieIel II. Sc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
sl(ra NyfmfiEfrcllmOc. .

Der llntCrSeiGnete empfeblt licb biermit siueut
Srrrbrten funftliCbsntsn publifum ais gfbrer fir
9ulrumrnta Niulif unb 1T erbGtig ipipCb pri.
vdttm ais aud Orsanilirte WuiifbUre ;u unter-
riaten unb Spar Su ben billtSten 9ebingun9en.
1Sn9 9Silltam 3Gbler
4l0 5ranflin aSeuue, nabe BitIpns g8crfrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-16
sSta i1erf0ltfeIl /:

OaS @si6Gftspfal bes llnteBsi6nrten, in Der
9adnpanna NSenue, nabe benz GourtbduIe gele.
gen. 81 felt Sabren Gin gutter @eI6iftsfanS, in
rrr SauphtrdBe eer Stdrt gelegen unb pirb nur
besbalb perFalft, neil Der Gigentbiimer ~ eibrnb
IL, I'M leinrm @sl6Gfte SOr;uffrbm. gu rrfrassu
bel George @rambs, gafawanna ASenur,
nabe Rem GpurtbauIe. ttn9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-15

WoMAN's INFLUEScE.-Earncs aud
powerful are the words oe true woman.
When aroused by call Of duty or sympa.
thy, she can DO great deeds aud speak
deep meaning words. Then her noble
thoughts tome forth clad in the simple
language of nature. Her fearful eye and
sweet toned voice employed in behalf Of
those she loves have melted the stou;
hearts Of war. worn veterans, aud moved
kings to deeds Of mercy When the FIRE
Of religious love burns upon woman s
heart it does not expire with transient
blaze, but flashes up in perpetual bright
ness toward heaven. The words Of pray
or and praise which she then utters are
the warm cmanations from her heart of
love. Miriam, tho prophets, stood upon
the shore Of the Red Sea, and sang the
;rtaiscs oftbc deliyerino God. seyer be.
fore nua words SO eloqucntty echoed
among tho Wild mountains. Good news,
when borne upon glad and swcet-toncd
voice, is the trucst cloquence Never
was mortal permitted TO bear tidings
more glorious than the news which Mary
bore to the desponding disciples "Jc-
sus il risen from the dead - The elo.
quence of these simple words moved
men and angles. The strongest elo1uence
which the world has ever heard has fal.
len from woman's tongue. Historians
have recorded some of her burning words,
which will make their volumes brilliant
forever
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-15

ACCIDENTAL INsURANCE.-Betwee
Kenosha and Milwaukee, an agent of the
Travellers Insurance Company entered
the car, and having issued tickets to sew
erel passengers, approached an elderly ls-
dy, who, it atterward proved, was deaf.
"Madam, would you like to insure
against accidents ?" inquired the agent,
at the same time exhibiting his tickets.
"I got my ticket down to Kenosha,"
she said. g | am going to visit my dar-
ter, who's married up there, and has just
got baby"
The agent raised his voice little.
"Would you like to insure your life
against accidents ?''
"She's been married two years and
half, and that's the first child; it's ga"
Agent, still louder:
am an insurance agent, madam !;
don't you want to insure your life against
accidents 70
ashes got along first rate, and IS do
ing as we'll as could be expected"
Agent, at the top of his voice :.
I'm an Insurance agent, madam can't
I insure your life against accident"
oOh, / didn't understand you" said
the old lady sNo, her name is johnson
my name is Evans, and l live i've miles
from Kenosha.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-15

ENCOURAGE THE YoUNG-If young
man deserves praise, be sure you give it
to him, else you not only run chance Of
driving him from the right road by want
of encouragement, but deprive yourselves
of the happiest privilege you will ever
have of rewarding his labor. For 1T is
only the young who can receive much
reward from mems praise the old, when
they are great, get too far beyond and
above what you may think OF them
You may urge them with sympathy, and
surround them with acclamation, but
they will doubt your pleasure and despise
your praise. You might have cheei ed
them in their race through the asphodcl
meadows of their youth you might have
brought the proud, bright scarlet to their
faces, if you had cried but once, "Wel
done4" as they dashed up the first goal Of
their early ambition. But now their
pleasure is in memory, and their ambition
is in heaven. They can be kind to you
you can never more be kind to them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-15

CHAwLs SUMNER.-Donn Piatt, the
Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, says of Senator
Sumner:
have no love for this gentleman. In
deed, TO confess the truth, incontinently,
l dislike him. He is unpleasant. being a
type of class that Divine Providence
sat on end to be disagreeable, as punish
ment for our sins. In land where caste
is IS firmly founded as their rock-bound
coast and barren soil, Chawls is snob, a
social funkcy, genius Yellow Plush
Treating with naughty contempt an un-
known white man, he bumps his Sena-
torial head on the floor in the presence of
wealthy New Englander or an English
Lord-egotistical as sin, he makes his
very shame source Of pride, and the
blows Of stick that would make a sensi-
tive man shrink from the public gaze,
are to him a crown of laurel. It Is relat-
ed of him that during the war, and short
ly after terrible disaster that thrilled
the land, a gentleman met Mr.. Sumner
walking slowly along the streets of Bos-
ton. He rushed hurriedly and in great
excitement to the Senator:
"Mr. Sumner" he cried, shave you
any news for us?"
ayes, sir" responded the national in
valid, in his deep voice; "yes, sir; am
much better ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-15

- II "a i~t~i.' 'soi-~ad the IL
Drignam 1Ouug iaVeiy aov'~-.~ -
dies of Mormondom on education, and
among other remarks, made these perTt,l-
nent ones: 'See in the fashionable
world, the education given to young Ia
dy! It consists mainly of how to bow
and curtscy, how to meet gentleman
how to be graceful in ballroom, how te
get into and out of q carriage, how t.
walk ON the streets, how high her clothes
should be lifted, or how many feet they
should drag behind her, and, in addition
to this, to thrum on the piano and have In,
smattering of French or Italian. Thes
are what should be called female loafers
they are no good to themselves or any
body else. They cannot knit their ow
stockings, make dresses or underclothin
or do anything useful"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-15

GIRARD's RULE FOR ADVERTISING
Stephen Girard, than whom no shrewder
business man ever lived, used to say: Il
have always considered advertising hber,,
ally and long to be the great medium OF
success in business, and prelude to wealth.
And | have made it an inyariable rule to
advertise in the dullest times as we'll as
busiest. long experience having taught
me that money thus spent is well laid
out, as. by keeping my business continu
ally before the public, it has secured ms
many sales that I would otherwise have
lost"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-15

RATES OF ADVERTISING: PER YE AR; One
Column, 800 !; Half Column, $50 Quarter Coll
umn, $S5.
Transient Advertisements per Square often lines
or less, first insertion, SO each subsequent inser-
tion, 81.
square Is one inch in space down the column,
counting cuts, display lines, blanks, &c., solid
matter. No advertisement to be considered less
than square, and all fractions counted q full
square All advertisements inserted for less
period than three months to be regarded az tran
sieut