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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
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The sLdeponGsRt Of last week has the
following concerning the coming lecture sea-
sen in the West. The nanv admirers Of
Mr.. Tilton viii be gra'ihea that he hns.not
I.!acei his own nsme among those o: the
lecturers wi'o vii aot come vest this wsnter :
Mr.. Garter. the secretary OF the A,~ocist>
ed Western Literary S1cie'ias, appears e
have got his arrangements teT the next lee
lure season under good headvaF. lie has
already issued two cigcu,ars, containing ihs
names Of the lecturers whom he can ara
to the Western societies. IL thass lists We
| are struck with the great number OF ne u
names, and also By the number Of Old nams.
that ere couspicuous lay Il eiS saaerce.
Mr.. Carter sunounces that the following
gentleman can no, be induced to lcc.nrc in
the West Eext season: Charles Sumner
Carl ,Schurz. Geo. Il. Pendletpn, r beFl
Coilyel, ttolivii smith Rev. Francis Fiu>
tor, Rev. John Lord, Bishop CLARK. Geo
Wm. Curtis. Bishop simpson, itorsi'o
Seymour. Emerson, SAKE, Murdoch, Cough,
Greeley. Wendell Phillips and Marx vain.
We greatly regret that 80 many good Ice
tirTrS are NIhblt III " '"-E-f
their services to the Western societes
which, if they perish, are likely 20 do 40
RON mere inability 70 procure suitable
lec.ureys. From MrCarters lists It is also to
ne Inferred that Ena}ish lecturers sre r.pid>
" waking up to the financial attractions CT
the Amer can leclrreofaiA for we see here
meunoucd the nage. Of Henry Vincent,
William Parsons, Or. Lees, and Henry
Nlchola. OF L giaud and Joseph Wild, 81
Canada. We src sorry not 70 see tho name
Of Jastia McCag,y, who has in his hesI
several Capital locso.es, lis. hr 0n@n' 10 be
urged TO rive ii this co1n,rg. ~! especially
in The West. Among The names tina; have
never heiuT. appeared OK the rolls OF tie
4, ST. l.. s., We observed these ct Ar-.
Elizabeth C>dy Stanton and Of Mis- k.t@
Field. The secretary is TO he c0n@ratula>
Cd d. his success in securing these ladies
ana he Informs us. that there are already
many t9keos that the Western folks think
;, too. We have another remark to make
upon tie lecture,ist issued by the A. ".
L. S. Every season, in nearly every
tcvn whore lectures are given. the commit
tee get Punished with bard words for hays
inr only radical" lecturers, Ike Wendell
Phillips, Fred Douglass, aud others. WIZ
will they be SO onesided as to procure lee
,urers who If they refer to political matters
at all, are All upon one side? A clue 10
the right answer is furnished by the circus
lars before us. II appears that the secrs-
tary Of the a. ". l.. s. resolved, il possible
to have both sidesin politics given chance;
and accordingly wrote to those luminous
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20


The Scott County Board Of S Supervisors
hive lately ipangrated a movement for a
Mountaineering "the employment Of prisons
era without the limits Of the jails, I'M
der the control of proper officers, in work
upon the roads, Highways and ether such
works as may be directed, escape to be
prevented by the use Of ball and chain or
other suitable ineans.''
The plan Of making prisoners who are
serving cat 8 sentence for crime or misde,
meanor pay their keeping by working on
he rolds or other public improvements is
a good one, both for the pabIic and the pris-
oner. We can zee no reasonable objection to
the passage Of such law.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
STATE NE Ws.
Two mad dogs have been killed recent
II Steamboat RGck.

Two mad dogs have been killed recent
Is Ut Steamboat Rock.
p George Freybeck br, Ike the back OF
snos Ellis in fight at Steamboa, Rock,
son the sfh inst. Ellis died OF the It'll.
2 Hon. John 7. Clark IS an aspirant for
a seat in the Iowa Senate from Winneshiek
county.
1T is rumored that Gen. G. N. Dodge
OF, Iowa has been offered the position OF
Seer tary of War, Gen. Rawlings health
Borg SO praa.:ious that he will be CONS
- TO resign.
p Those little boys aged II, :, and 6
years belonging to D. Wick, j. Wi''ets
and JassHdnter were drowned.in the lo@a
river near Xenia Hardin county last week
They wen, to battle near an old disused mill
dam, where the eurreht was swift ard the
! bottom uncertain. Nearly one hundred
tiftv,- persons searched al one night and
part Of til, next day before the clothing Of
the .suvs was discovered, indicating their
fate
The Usage Press announces the ez>
rec,ed arrival in that place Of 20 or 70
bors from New York City under the charge
Ct c. R. Fry Agt. Chi!dren's Aid Society
The BOYS are orphans, anatched iror, the
! dssssing Influences and wratcaednes5 o! he
sitf and seeking good homes and kind treats
,neA in tie vest They viii not fail to find
aotl among the intelligent farmers and ho>
MAJ people Of Mitchell county.
IA Mrs Clifford living in the north part
A& Mario county died on Saturday last
~ ssa y Fleets Of fright at the eclipse. She
Mas. 1.5nc with a Child fonrss weeks old,
j aud'had no knowledge Of its approaoh'
Terrified beyond reason at the sight, she
RF--peizel Ter child and fed to the nearest
n heig hbor's amiledis,ant. When size reach.
( ed there her reason WAS goue. She linge'>
ed along until Saturday and died. withont
4 return of her reason.
"A little son of Syyanus Miller Of ColN
l. umbia Marion county was bitten lew
T DAYS since BY ra;tlasnake whi'e out black
/ Deriving. The reptile struck his fangs into
4 the boys thigh when The latter fell to the
ground aud rolled Gown bill. the snake
retaining his hold until assistance arrived,
. when he escaped. A physician was called
lss soon possible but without avail. The
body awelled fear!ully and assumed the
|Spo:tcd appearance Of the snSke.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

The Democrats of Iowa have nornina.
ted James Gillespie for Govonor. This
news was not deemed worth sending over
the wires, being mere formal proceeding,
AID without the least possible though: %
success.- IJoIta E'a,ia Wash. Ter. IN
ion
The Iowa fat boy is predcstined to mis-
fortune. To be defeated is bad enough but
TO have the notoriety CT the nomination
credited to another man is worse. The
witches have hand in it, George.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

| TAYLOR AND Polk In deeply interest>
ing series. of "reminiscences fthe distinguish
cd men Of nation during the early part OF
this generation, written more than f9eNears
ago, BY the venerable .Thomas E~iog Of
Chic, and recently printed in the Cleveland
Leut3er for the FIRST tiaie occurs, the folow-
Jag characteristic anecdoie Of old "Boogh
and Ready" Mr.. Ewing was member OF
Cen Taylor's cabinet
Justice to the memory Of Gen. TAILOR res
| ouires that | mention one act OF his which
| belongs to history, bat which is bnried so
deep under the rubbish 81 departmental re-
| poris the, ii viii probably never see the
| light. The lsst night OF The presidency OF
Mr.. Polk be issued al order to his military
commandment at New Mexico to surrender
| the country to Texas whenever the authors
| tiles o sbst state should demand it. This
was discovered by one of the members of
Gen. Taylor's cabinet som. time in the lat
ter part Of the summer, and his attention
called to il at cabinet meeting. He turn
cd to Crawford, secretary OF war, aud said,
Revoke the order ut once, nad direct the
command meut to defend the country and
people against all who may attack or assert
dominion Over them, whether Navajoes or
Texas, uulil Congress or the Supreme
Court shall order Otherwise" The order
ess al once made, and suppose made
known TIC the southern leaders by Mr. Craw~
ford. fhey-Toombs, Stephens and others
--enaesvyred 10 induce Gen Taylor 10 re-
call his order and restore Folks. This lie
peremp'orily refused. They inquired of
him what he would doif exas sent AN armed
force to axe possession he said he would
defend it v it'll al the means in his power.
roolDbs, in telling this to one Of his friend
who reported it to ne, sad: "I'he worst Of
it is, be sil. DO ~ And they Immediately
arrsyed themselves with the opposition.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

The Fort Dodge North Vest is ont
against grand campaign and the expeudi,
ure necessary to make 4 thorough canvass
of the State. It rightly argues that the
sending out over the state of cloud of
speakers at an expense of $4,000 vii! only
bore the people and not make single ad>
di,ional Republican vote.
If speaking is necessary atall, we suggest
that the several asp;rsuts Tor the U. s.
Senatorship make the CANVASS, and that
they do it at their own expense.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
The Subsidized.

Thc editor of the McGregor Ne,cs hutters
s,errible over our hints at his duplicity, aud
N an entirely Characteristic manner airs
lis very limited bat very dirty vocabulary
Of abuse and scurrility for our benefit. In
cur Issue Of the 9Th We used the following
Y language.
/ Again unlike the editor of the Ne,os, We
1 wrote no GisCustingly obsequious and svco-
! nj antic letters to candidates for that position
whose chances for the nomination AT the
moment seenrdsto be most promising. voi>
lsnstarily rIedsine them our support, and ot>
yeiv obtruling upon them. onr plan fer
lsmpaign: and then when the sun Of
her candidate arose aboye the horizon,
Eing the first. under circumstances
unmstakafly indicate the change Of
Il was the result Of bargain the COM
IA Iteration being post Office.
The above was not intended to have any.
l|Etng bat yencra application. We knew
list the aaying attentions of the editor of
NJ he NeuS, had not been confined alone to one
asTirant for Congress, aad therefore in the
~ e extract sed the plural When speaking
candidates.
10 reply, tie editor of the NeIcs admits
n .prrectness OF our statement by singing
'celtajn gentleman to whom, (he
IL acknowledged he wrote letters Of
ar lcter described above, Gin the
Of 1863 at the sama time bluster>
lefying ny to produce them. We have
Eliminated that we possessed such lat-
he's md furthermore the editor Of the
Ne,ss knows that npuc Of them are in our
possession or control, therefore his cheap
|{4lnster. We will further say, IL it will
|Yyveli thea, from the slime of tbe Eeirs that
~ Of the aspiran's for Congress last fall
pded in any shape or even knew of
X 4intentlon to strip the mask from the
n & of.-ef hypocrite and dem.gogue in the
l person of the editor Of the Ners, IF We
had needed it in such an Undertaking we
Acauli here found ample ard most efficient
= s;sYlnre in the Republicans ranks Of Clay
ION county. We have dragged no man in>
10 The controversy, or alluded to candidates
IN xoept in general terms. i is for The gull.
" conscience of the McGergor editor to
narticularize and speak ofs"ccrtain. gem
\ Ssmn,r and TO threaten and TO black mail.
\ gfThe purely malevoent and uutrutbful
ksargcssion that we we're crushed OFT and
eompeled 10 leave our former home. is
Hardly worth Cur notice. We will 81 any
Mime do what the editor Of the Ncws care
not do; accept the estimate Of our charac,
ter and standing placed upon them by the
yron1mnniiy in which We live, or ever have
ived. Furthermore we will submit to be
- ;a.,aed as againsttbe editor of The Neaos
by the best >snd most influential Republi-
cans Of Clayton Go.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

The heated term has been severe up north.
The Charles City Adrocate says that a wo-
man started for town with one dozen eggs
one hot day last week and when she got
there, AL that she found in her basket was
lock Of Of hair and dozen young
chickens. Il is diflia TO determine which
was tie roughtost on the butter, cid Sol or
the above story
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

Powers of Chickosaw county, has pub
lshed in the New Hampton Couriera fierce
attack on Allison. Evidently he's :. got
another load off his stomach" Wa,skon
Standard.
The source of Powers inspiration is very
apply = located When brains are in
question, the Chickasaw county Iunatic will
have no difficulty in proving an alibi.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

Gollcn State, and then will proceed to San
Francisco, where it will be received in pro-
cesSion by the Grand Lodge of California.
The returning trains arranged to arrive at
Omaha on the 10th of October, thus making
the trip exactly one month between the Mis-.
| souri, river and the bay of San Fran
c:scn. The Grand Sire and Grand Secreta.
~ will perhaps lrave il Angus, bat this
| has n.t teen laGaife:v settled. This trans>
roeioe'.rsl journey If 'br Snpre'eH legisla>
tive body ofthis .ra:si and p"weti. f'rsterni'y
| will lie one Of :!'e s:'cA: notable events OF
thu, vear.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
BE.UTIEUFl WOMAN. rfvou would

be beautiful, use Bassn's Magnolia Balm.
Il gives a pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects ar gradual, natural and perfect.
It removes Hedness, Botches aud pimpes,
cures Tan, Sunburn and Freokies, and makes
a Lady OF thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the SKIN Smooth
and Pearlg the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom # outh, aad ina
parts fresh, plump appearance to the Coun
tenanee. No lafy naed complain Of her Com
pIexlon, when IS cents will purchase this de-
lighttu article.
The best article to dress tho Hair is Lyon
Katkairon. saw
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

Andy Felt Of the Nashua Post, announces
an "extra edition. rs follows:
The Post is so in the habit of being pub.
lish re, On Thursdays, thatthe Extra Edition
OF thursday evening is not to be wondered
at. The extra is not sent to subscribers. is
entirely original, set in small cops is Of the
male gender, and weighs nine and one,hsli
pounds, down weight. All WE'LL Let us
have peace!"
For realization Of the closing aspiration
we recommend Andy to try Mrs. Winslow't
soothing syrup, g in extreme caseg, paregor-
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
ELLIPTIC HOOK

| To carry the loop Of the upper thread around
! the spool containing the under, making the
| lack stitch alike On bath SHES ~ TIE fabric.
| thtfeh, aa'nS away GO hr.etrly With tbe tlbra-
! tory motion OF a skutte. The tension uTen the
urder thread, brush, check or loop controller
and ell devices FOR tax rg W slack thread. This
| Narhine, instead Of masking variety Of useless
! stitches, rendering necessary tile use Of com
plieated machinery, mekea bat die lock stitch,
the best and only ono suitable for tie varied
work of the family. wbrh b. most ingenious
yet simple device, the Elliptic HOOK it exc
cutes VITA = precision AID certainty upap-
proachable by any other.
One great convenience Is the ease md pre-
| c;siou with which Needles are set. They all
beng So marked that the most unsBllful oper-
ater cen set them without any trouble.
! These Machines sre adapted to every variety
Of sewing, from the lightest muslins to the heay-
| lest cloths They work ceualiy well upon Slk
| Linen. Wuofon and Cotton Goods, with Sir
Linen ana Cotton Thread, Scanning. Quitting
| Gathering, Hemming. Falling, Cordmr. Tuck
| ing and Braiding, with the greatest facility.
Fer Cash We can give buyers better discount
than they can get on any Other First Glass Ma
chine west Of Chicago. Sold by
@SaAE4E1 EgIg0TEgE1Hss,
! At their Drug store, Independence Iowa.
| Nav a. 1862 48-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

Our esteemed friend Ayers Of the Man.
chester Union is informed that our "com>
mon enemy" is corruption, hypocricy aud
barter ard sale Of principles ios place,
NhereaYer fQnnI
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

a waitress in fashionable family said
the ether day, when giving warning to a lady
on the ground that her master WAS rot q
gentleman, that her previous employer
was 4 gentleman, inasmach as ''he had
three kinds of wine on his table, ard swore. y
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
s.. s..
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, March 20, SO.

VI 4. j AHES I.fF + 10,
Dear Sir Your answer Of
inquiry about the prize Of your 6s inch wheel
is at hand /. yun- price ,s ct The s2s5.09
as cheap az thoae ~hee,s car b. made you
can send HE one at once. Your money Will
be resdy On the receipt Of the wheel. Please
let me know on the receipt o: this Snsn it
will be shipped. C i large enough.
Yours pee.fuIiy,
S. SHERWOOD,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
Whoopin { Cough.

The testimony Of nj VIZ have used it cor hi.
terrible disease during tho lat ten years, is tbs.
invariably relieves and cures it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
Goes Cough e Y. &, /,

Thisloag tried and popular Remedyin aca'I
called to the attention efthe public. Is often
as the year rolls around de proprietoss nnualy
make there bow to the pepae. and rem nd them
that amongst the many tlings required for the
health, comfort and susf enance Of The family
through the long and tedious months 81 winter,
Goes Cough Balsam should not he for gotten.
For years II has been hoiisehold n edic.pe-and
mothers anxious for the safety Of their children,
and all who suffer from any dscse Of the throat.
chest and lungs, cannot aford 10 lie without it.
In addition to the ordinary four ounce 50 long
in the market. we now furnish orr mammoth
family size bottles, which will. in @ inmoR with
the other size, be found as ali Drug Stores,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
Sore aronf,

Keep your throat vet with thu Ba;sar- t.xire
nttle and oiten--anl you viii very soon ana ~.
lisf.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
THE WATER WHEELS AGAIN.
4 Challenge freIa EsfEel 6 Go.

We have received the following commu~
nicalion from Jas, Leliel 4 Co., Of Springs
field, Ohio. patea;ees Of the Doube Ameri>
can Turbine Water Wheel, with a request
for It's publication in the BULLEriS:
SPEISGTiELD, O., Aug. 10, 80.
WN. ToaAs ESQ,
Ed. BUCHANAN Co. BULLETlS,
.INpEPENpENCE, Iowa In
Your Issue of the pa ult. we notice about
two and half columns Of your valuable pas
Per taken up in giving account OF woa>
derfu! test Of water wheels made in your city
last month. and that Mr.. s. Shernood, a
practical milwright, made all the necessary
arrangements for said test and that others
having wheels there had been invited to
make a test. So far as this being the fact
IS to ourselves, below we refer yon to his
letters ordering said wheel Of rs 10 run a
grindstoae, and not until after we had shp>
ped the wheel Just before the test. did he in
| innate to rs that the wheel was going to be
| used TO make test with it. We frequently
have advice of such things going on, but pay
10 attention to them. We notice that Mr..
ANl!tl hbti i.bL ven " 49,
his apparatus was o proper one Tor
testing wheels, but not one to sign as to
what each wheel did. Now as we are well
satisfied thai he did net give our wheel "a
fair chance, we will give biz ell The advan~
tage OF his experience il SAID test with eur
wheel. and make hm or bis friends this Of
fer through Your paper: That is We VIII
pat up $5,0G0 to pay hun for his win e. Il he
bea,s u, AID Mr.. Sherwood 10 put up 90
600 to pay us for our wheels Ii we beat his
the tes, 10 be made on lu!i and half gates ;
ST ,G00 Of said money 10 be givea to some
benevolent ias,itrtiun in Independence
Said test 70 be male on neutral ground, q,
some suitable place between Springfield,
Ohio. and Independence, iowa, or at Lows
eli. Mass, where We understood they
are prepared for making tests. We would
fn,tler mention tina; oug ra.e is not to rec
ognize any test With our vice., unless one
of our firm is there in person, nor do we pre-
tend to attend to these calls unless there isa
prospect Of remuneration.
The following are the letters referred to
ABOVE:
INDEPENDENCE. Iowa, March S, 80.
MR. LEfFEl. & CO.,
Gents :-N'ha! would be tie
lowest Won conld make me q small water
wheel for, that would run q common grind
stone for such as grinding mil picks, joins
ers' tools. Sc, n,der SIX feet head of wa-
ter? Itnk enc Of your Is inch wheels
wou.3 lie strong enough, Just tie cheapest
yo,& ctsil get II up. Pease let me bean from
.,, 80, -, ~,,.,1,f ~ .E;, 7 buva y,iE!in
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
FOR cRouP,

The Balsam will be founl invalua le, and may
always be relied upon in the most extre1ee ease
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

- sz e. e.,-,J Or - - ~ - - :
Has been AWARDED 20 the req 5esentatives Of the
celebrated taigt;e Sewing Machine by the En-
reror OF france, a tie Paris Exposition, lsGT.
The highest premium st the New York aud
Pennsy vania state Fairs and Gold Medal at
the Maryland Institute, 1865.
This Machine IS Simple and Durable. The
best for family use. Every Machine fully War
ranted The Glass Goth Presser enables the
operator to see each stitch as it is formed, and
to guide the work more accurately. The dis
tinctive feature Of the Elliptic Machine, il the
Of
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20

+. NJ. Dixon tho "blina editor" and nom.
sally one Of the editors Of the Temperance
sSta,d ~ address to the Republicans
Y q Marshall county puhli,hed in the Times.
I 80. stroug ground against lla third party
~ Il that. etsin'y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-08-20
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, March S,
Mr.. LEFFEl. & CO.,

,. 81 LItH OON.
?. S.--I think some 81 taxing cat some
reaction wheels that l am now grinding
with, another year, and putting IN yours ii
they do Us recommended per your pamphlet.
Yours,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-17
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

WVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that he has taken charge of this Establish
ment and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business expects to suit all those
who may favor him With their patronage. Having
heretofore carried nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects to give entire satisfaction to al
rs Children and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
apr4Y3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-17
DENTISTRYI
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
DR. e. HI. GRIFFIN

Proposes ta make his rates for Dental services
for tIe-y ear 1852 as follows. viz
Ful uDDer aad lover set of Art. Teeth, $50 20 $50
Ful up.er or lover ' . SIS TO SO
Pivot teeth s., 80 each. Filling teeth, from 81 to
So each easity. Extracting. 50 cents per tooth.
cleansing. 80 cents t. SI.50. other minor opera
tions in proportion. Terms. /. 5 com or It's
equivalent
y. B-0ace over Beatley's shoe store. in the
old past ofics building. opposite Fosters brick,
Albany. Oregon DIR Il IL ofSIF Z ~
Dec. so, IS6S-yin29tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-17

TERNs.,x AScE. Ono year, IS; six Month.
So: One Mouth, so cts; Single Copies, l2a cts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-17

RATES OF ADVERTISING PER rrAn; One
Column, 500 Half cofumn, $50 Quarter Coll
Column, $s5.
Transient Advertisements per Square Of ten
lines OF less Of this sized type, first insertion 50 /
each subseuuent insertion, t1.
square is one inch ia space down the column,
counting cuts. display lines, blanks, &c., - solid
matter. No advertisement to be considered less
than a square, and ali fractions counted . fall
square. All advertisements inserted for . Isss
period than three months TO be regarded as tram
sient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-17

PUBLISHED nvEnY SATURDAY, Rr
BELLINGER Sc BROWN.
c. =. RnLLrxeEa. n. '. brown.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-17

OFFICE IN aAaNON's BUILDING, FIRST sTREET